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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
BELT AND CASCADE
TO BE REAPPRAISED
To Eoualize the Assessments
Assessor Mady Plans to
Go Over Work Again.

Rs-appraisemen Of the properties in
the towns of Belt and Cascade for
the purpose Of equnliaing the assess-
ments, is planned by County Assessor
Harold 4. Mady. Boards of APP
appraisenen will be appointed for
each town. Each board will be com
pcsed OF a member selected by the
town council, a member appointed by
County Assessor Mary and a third
member chosen by the first two aaned
on the board.
Rc-appraisement will start following
rho completion of the work of spread
inr the tax lists, which viii require
about 10 days. The revision Of the
asseements win take about three weeks
time, according to Mr.. Mady. IN or.
ar 10 prevent delay In the postiny OF
tax returns County Assessor Mady
has adopted a system Of daily check.
This system will assure the starting
81 appraisemsnt within 4 few weekA.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
ADDITIONAL DOLNGS IN THE REALM or SPORTS
IS H0|NERS IN WEEK
BIG LEAGUE TOTAL;
g FOR AMERICANS
Compilation Including Wednes-
days Games Show HOrnsby
and Heilman Lead.

Chicago, June 11.-Players in the
two major leagues gathered IS home
runs in the past week. Thirty-two Of
the circuit drives were in the Amer
lean league and IL in the National.
The figures include games Of Wednes-
day.
Babe Ruth made two four-ply blows
bringing his total to II, which is half
the total credited to his club.
George Kelly of the New York Ma
tionals who for q time threatened to
compete with the American league
slugger for round trips, has been pass
ed by Irish" Meusel Of the Phillies.
who this week raised his total to 10
home runs.
Frisch of New York. has stepped out
in front among the heavy hitters in
the National circuit with II. Carey Of
Pittsburgh, is one behind him.
Hormsby Still Loads.
Leslie Mann of st. Louis made the
best showing Of the week in the Ma
tional circuit. He boosted his mark
AZ points. from 800 to 362, while
Jacques Fournier of the same club,
added 81 points to his average. bring
ing it up to $50. Rogers Hornsby. an
other st. Louis star retained first place
by bringing his mark to 424. McHenry,
teammate. is the runner-up with 1872.
while johnson Of Brooklyn is third
with 389.
Leading batters who have participat-
ed in % or more games are: Grimes,
Chicago, 1896; Mann. St. Louis, 1852
Sullivan. Chicago, 354.
Iris Speaker pilot Of the worlds
champion Cleveland team pulled away
from Tyrus Cobb the Detroit manager,
for the runner-up honors among the
batters of the American league BY
boosting his mark from 4OS to AT,
while the Detroit star slumped seven
points and dropped to third place, with
an average of 4O1.
Heilman Is At 44O.
Harry Heilman, the smuggling Detroit
outfielder hammered on five more
points to his average. which has brought
him up to 40. George Sissler the St,
Louis star slumped slightly in his hit
ting but retains fourth place with 1913.
Other leading batters: Severen, st. |
Louis. 3S1: Williams, st. Louis. 376;
Charity, Washington, 1863; d. Jones.
Detroit. 351; e. Collins, Chicago, 356;
Ruth, New York, $40.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
CARPENTER PLAYS
GOLF WITH TRAINER,
DOES LIGHT WORK
French Champion Will Attend
Italian Garden Party Today
and Referee Bout.

Manhasset. n. T.. June 1l.-Georges
Carpenter varied his training routine
Saturday by playing nine holes of golf
at the North Hampstead links with
Pierre Mallet, trainer. Gus Wilson and
newspapermen. The challenger turned
in a fairly good score and remarked
that he was delighted with the game.
In the afternoon he worked for
while in the gymnasium then rested I'M
til dinner. After dinner party of
. youths from a school in Flushing
visited the camp and sang the Mar
saillaise. Georges was much pleased.
Sunday morning he will go on the
road for an hour and in the afternoon
will attend an Italian garden party at
.Roslyn with members Of his party.
He had intended to spar two rounds
at the event. but Manager Descamps
announced that Georges would only
referee. Two Of his sparring part
ners, will engage in a bout
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Heinie Croh Defies
Lands, and Refuses
to Play With Reds

Cincinnati, Ohio. June 11-Heinie
Groh. Red third baseman Saturday
openly defied Judge Lands recent de-
cision requiring him to play with the
Cincinnati National team. He charac-
terized the judges decision a. unfair
and not on the square" Groh prac-
tieed in the morning, but in the after
noon refused to put on a uniform.
"I will never play big league base
ball." Groh said, It'll that decision il
reversed. Judge Lands had no right
to order me to play where don't want
to play. nor make me accept salary
that does not suit me. Let him render
n square decision in my case and till
he does. am through"
President Hermann said he had
nothing to say in reply to Groh. There
is nothing can say" he stated. "Groh
seems to have said everything from his
standpoint and l will not express my
self"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS,
Sealed bids In lump sum will be. re-
ce1vea q the office OF the County Clerk.
AZ Great Fails, Montana. up to the hour
goth. 1921. for the following road con-.
strUction:
Building approaches to bridge across
beit creek. 2h miles below city Of Belt,
ana grading across flat TO connect with
present pr sen road and placing culvert pipe
at intersection; also side hill grading
onto bench on east side. Of creek; ali
according to plans and specifications on
TIE in County Clerks office. Approx
innate yardage, 1924 GU yds.
Plans and specifications may be seen
a. the office Of the County Surveyor in
the court house Mt Great Falls, Mon
tana.
Each bid must DO accompanied by a
certified check, payable to the order Of
the County Treasurer tof Cascade coun-
~. in the sum OF 5 per cent Of the
amount Of bid. rs an evidence Of good
faith, which will be forfeited to Cas-
der falls to enter into a contract ana
furnish a satisfactory bond within 10
days after the award sof the contract.
Each bid must be accompanied by q
Accident Board equaliing an amount
not less than l per cent of the amount
OF the Did. as q guarantees for the pay
ment Of premium dine the Industrial
Compensation Law, this deposit Of the
successful bidder to be held by tbs;
board until the contract is completed
and the total amount OF the labor pay
rolf submitted for the determination cf
the amount Of premium due, when final
adjustment win be made according TO
the law.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. Bids should be marked Bids tor
Approaches to Bridge across Belt Greek
and Grading" and addressed to the
undersigned at Great Fails. Montana
BY order Of the Board of County Com
missioners.
JOHN E. MORAN, County Clerk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
Sand Coulee Game
for Today Is Set
for G. F. Americans

The Great Falls Americans will go
to Sand Cculee today Sunday to
meet the Sand Coulee ball team. This
will be the Americans first out Of town
game Of the season. Their home play
ing has been Of the highest standard
and If they play the same brand of
ball the Sand Coulee team will find
it difficult to beat the Great Falls
aggregation. The following men will
be in the lineup against Sand Conlee:
G. Scanda, 2h; Schultz, lib; Dill, IT,;
Knight. IS: s. Bross. CT; Rod, IF;
Restelh. 3b; and G. Scanda, ..
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
Trying to Break Away.
Asks $500 for De Foe
to Battle Monk Fowler:
Havre Promoter CaSDS

4 measIy $500 is all Jack O'Brien,
manager Of Billy DeFoe, St. Paul
featherweight contender, wants for
l5-round main event of a boxing show
70 be staged at Havre July . Eddie
White. Havre promoter. mad hopes Of
arranging a match between DeFoe and
Monk Fowler. Great Falls lightweight
line event is between Bobby Ward of
st. Paul and the winner of the Great
Falls headline event between Fowler
and Earl France.
The respect O'Brien holds for Tow
Ter is shown in his demand and he is
right in figuring that his fighter would
be taking big chance with the Monk.
Fowler has been fighting all the boys
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
Ministers Protest
at Heayies' Battle
Call It Prize Fight

Atlantic City. n. T.. June 1.-THE
Atlantic City Ministerial union Sat
urday adopted resolutions protesting
against the holding of the Dempsey
Carpenter championship contest at
Jersey City. July ..
The term boxing contest" as applied
to this event. the resolution asserts
is misleading. The match is a revival
of the outlawed prize fights the reso-
lutions declare.
The ministers further objected to the
daily exhibitions at Dempsey camp
particular stress being laid on those
held on Sundays.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

who have appeared on the scene and
conceding as much as 10 and II
pounds. Fowler can make the feath-
erweight limit and. having fought such
boys as he has appeared against in
Montana rings, is in the pink Of con-
dition and would give any OF the hoys
in the featherweight division a hard
fight.
DeFoe has been fighting in the cast
for some time and is going back about
the middle of this month. at which
time his suspension will be lifted. A
match between Fowler and DeFoe
would be worth going q long way to
see. but it will be little time before
the Montana promoters can pay such
exorbitant prices for headline fight
ers.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

BUTLER NASH CO.
| 721 Central. Phone 1852
| 1917 FORD touring car; new top: newly
| painted; just overhauled; bargain for
quick sale. 614 Tenth street north.
RAINBOW GARAGE
OPEN for business, LILO Fifth street
south. Phone 6554. Expert repairing
Of all kinds OF automobiles and trac-
tors. Work guaranteed.
WESTERN MOTOR CO offers for i'm
mediate sale:
lD45 BUICK touring; new tires; new top
1917 REQ q; good tires; good condition.
1919 Has BUICK touring; good tires;
good condition.
1920 BUICK roadster; good condition:
new paint; wire wheels.
HUDSON Super Six; four new tires;
just overhauled; good condition.
THE ABOVE CARS are specially priced
for quick delivery. Terms or cash, as
desired.
FOR SALE-Buick roadster; very rea
sonable. Public Garage, 224 Fourth
street south.
TWO 1919 five-passenger Chalmers; In
first-class condition. Terms. Thur
ston Motor Co, 314 First avenue north.
ROADSTER for sale; in nrst-class
order. 5l4 Third avenue north.
FOR sALE-Ford touring car; 1918
model; in good condition. Address:
Box II, Tribune.
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LKGAL ADyERr1sING

The Board Of Trustees Of school Dis
trict No. 3. County Of Cascade, State
OF Montana. will receive proposals for
bids for the painting Of the school
buildings, also for the staining Of the
roof OF the above mentioned building.
Said building IL shingied and =compris-
es. approximately s,Q00s square feet
The said board OF trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Bids to be received not later than
June ID, 1921 to NJ. ]. CROFT, Box g, :.
Monarch, Montana
Dated June 9, 1921.
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LEGAL ADvERrIsINo
NOTICE OF BOND PAYMENT.

NUIHVN We OVND FA1MENT.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
Board OF County Commissioners Of Cas-
cade county, Montana, will pay, retire
and cancel. Cascade county, Montana
bonds in the sum Of Fifty-ons
Thousand Dollars; on July LIST, 1874. at
the banking house Of Harris Forbes
and Company in the city and state Of
New York; said bonds being numbered
from one to fifty-one both Inclusive,
and dated July 1st, 1901, due and pay
able july LIST. 1874. drawing interest at
four per cent per annum; tho owners
and holders Of said bonds will present
same for payment to the above bank.
ing house on July list, 1921. ~ the In
terest thereon will cease on that date.
BY order Of the Board Of County Com
Of Cascade county, Montana.
JOHN =. MORAN. County ClArk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
NORTH PORTLAND GOLFER
WINS THOUSAND GulNEAS

Glen Eagles, Scotland. June 11.-tBy
The Associated Press. Abe Mitchell
of the North Foreland club, won the
thousand suinsa a,... professional aes. golf
He defeated Joseph Kirkwood, Aus
tralasia open champion. in the finals.
Mitchell won from kirkwood by up
and 6 to play.
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Sunday, June IL, 1921.
Great Falls Daily Tribune

~1V01 - 011O D0A4y 4AAO&S1sN
ssz' Issue Of Dali. ally, Tribune. May IL
Svblished every day In tho year q
0reat Falls Montana, bZ The Tribune
z.t.r.n :. e.. Hnco %, S.i;. po.toff,e.
as second-elass matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
BY CARRIEB IN CITY.
Daily and Sunday, 4 year ..........$ 9.0g
Daily and sunday, r months .$A15
Qally and Sunday, UmonthS .$z.oe
Daily aD1 Sunday less than three
months: per month ...:::..;;:.; 80
of HAlL-POsTA0E PAID ~ 2: =
within Montana.
Daily and Sunday. year. .........$s99ee
Daily ana Sunday, 8 months .......$eS
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Part 81 : Zone outside Of Montana
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DAILY and Sunday. 3 months .....tz.o"
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AEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
The Associated press Is exclusively
entitled to the use Tor Republication o.
III news dispatches credited to It or no!
ALDO local news published herein.
Fersasn Advertising Representstives'
Bsnjemln q Kentnor Co. 226 FIFTH ave-
nue.. New York City; Mallers BuildinG
Chicago.
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NEW WORLDS RECORD SET
IN 900 YARD SPRINT

Philadelphia, June l.-Laurence A.
Brown, Seattle. captain elect Of the
University of Pennsylvania track team.
broke the worlds record for 1000
yards BY pne-fifth of q second. run
ming the distance in minutes II Is
seconds. The record was held since
1910 by Melvin W, Sheppard of the
Irish American A. c.. New York.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
PROSPERITY FAR OF

Washington, June 11.-Immediate
return to prosperity 10 not in sight, Ar
cher Douglas. chairman of the com
of commerce of the United States, de-
clared in semi-annual report Friday.
on business and crop conditions.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsYN0

NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given that the state
board OF coal mine examiners for the
state Of Montana. will meet in the
county court house At Billings, Non
purpose Of examining applicants for the
position OF state coal mine inspector.
and for the positions Of mine foreman
mine examiner or fire boss. in the coal
mines Of the state Of Montana
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
WORLDS SWIMMING RECORD
SET FOR WOMEN, $50 YARDS

New York. June IA worlds
swimming record for women at $50
yards. minute 40 As seconds was
set Saturday by Miss Charlotte Boyle
in handicap race at Brighton Beach
in a % yard tank. The former record
was | minute 53 3-5 seconds. made BY
Miss Hilda James at Liverpool, Eng
lind
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
EDDIE MCGOORTY DRAWS
WITH PHIL HARRISON

Aurora. H.. June 11.-FIddie Me-
Goorty Oshkosh, Wis. heavyweight,
and Phil Harrison of Chicago. went
ten fast rounds to draw in boxing
bout here Saturday, according to the
opinion Of majority Of newspaper
men at the ringside. N1cGoorty weigh
ed 10: Harrison 115.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

OVERLAND 1874 in Al mechanica,
condition. A sturdy, rpomy, powerful
five passenger touring car. We invite
requests for the most severe demon
stration. You will buy this car once
you really become acquainted with
1t. Overlahd-Great Falls Co. 8O1
First avenue north.
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GARDINER w. WHITE WINS
METROPOLITAN GOLF Tl1I 8

Garden City. n. J., June H.
Gardner ": White. of the Nasua
Country club. Glencove. New York.
Won the Metropolitan Amateur Golf
championship today. defeating Grant
Peacock OF the Cherry Valley club by
one up IN SO holes.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12
NEW WORLDS RECORD
SET FOR 44O HURDLES

Dayton. Ohio, June 11.-Gus Desch
Of Notre Dame. cut / % seconds from
his previous worlds record in the 40
low hurdles in an A. A. u. meet here
Saturday, making the distance in 81 20
seconds. His previous record ct 80 As
seconds was made at the Philadelphia
relay meet last April.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

JOE TiPlETZ WINS
OVER CHARLIE PITTS
New York. June 11.-Joe Tipletz of
fn!adelphia was awarded the judges
decision over Charlie Pitts of Australia
at the end of q ten-round bout. Each
weighed 1875 pounds.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

p. Dartmouth 6: University Of Penn
sylvania 8.
Syracuse s: Yale Is.
Vanderbilt 2: Princeton 3 10 in
nings.
Harvard 8: Holy Cross II.
Waseda university (Japanl S: Uni
versity of Chicago Z.
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1 FARMS AND RELlsou1sHMENrs


2h miles Cut Bank. County seat,
r, r. Div. Will sell or trade for
anything worth the money. Write
owner, A. o. Fitton, Cory block.
Great Falls.
1905 ACRES stock ranch for lease; 900
irrigated; 100 in alfalfa; 200 in other
crops; balance pasture: fenced and
cross fenced. All stock and machin-
cry for sale, consisting OF Is head OF
cattle, some mich cows; 6 good work
horses; saddle ponies; equipment
complete to handle the place; either
cash or crop payment. Rouse 4 Car
penter, Gilman, Montana.
8 800 HANDLES a fine 80 acre tract
Of irrigated land on Fairfield Bench.
r. T. Rickard, 318 Ford Block.
FOR SALE+56O acres; all together; in
the famous Judith Basin Of Montana.
24O acres in winter wheat and $40
acres in spring wheat; all up and do
ing fine. Entire crop goes; no reser-
vations. Give the boys start with
this land and crop. $500 per acre.
Submit the kind of payments you can
make and we will show the land.
Write: George p. Mallon, Great Falls.
Montana.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

sMITH.-The funeral of Moses Smith
will be held at the w. H. George Co.
chapel at o'clock this afternoon. The
Rev A G. Bennett will officiate. Bur-
ial. I'm the charge of the Odd Fellows
lodge, will be in Highland cemetery.
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AUTOS WANTED

WANTED-Ford coupe in good running
order; starter not necessary; must be
cheap. Z Second street north. Phone
1858.
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AdvertisSmsnts,
CANTON GREAT FALLS no. n

Mhl meet at Odd Fellows hall at
I:no p. m. tonight in uniform. and
VII 90 = the Presbyterian church in a
body. By order
CAPT. GEO. H. BRUCE.
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WILLYS-KNIGHT touring; first class
condition. Bargain for cash. 1926
Sixth avenue north.
1920 DODGE roadster, has new tires.
shock absorbers, etc. ......... 800. 90
1918 GRANT roadster, all new tires
and good running shape. .... $3.50. 90
1918 FORD equipped with shock alb
sorbers, Gray & Davis starter. $500. 90
Phone $685. Prentice Auto Co.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

Lexington MimuEe MAN Six
CORD tires; paint like new; AL condi-
ton; cash or terms. 913 Second ave-
nue. north. 5346.
1916 PACKARD touring car for sale;
today; will demonstrate. 627 Central
Phone 1858.
1917 FORD touring car for sale; Just
completely overhauled. This is a good
snap at $235. 627 Central. Phone 1858
FOR SALE-Five-pas senger car, 1886;
as good as new. 1909 Sixth avenue
north.
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MAS0NS ATTENTION.

SPECIAL Communication Great Falls
Looge No. lS, Sunday. at 3 D. m, to
1,.end funeral Of Brother Charles W.
pean. Funeral from George chapel at
p. N. Burial in Highland cemetery.
Please bring cars.
H. NJ. EMERSON. W NJ
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

1880 CASH down and $500 per month
buys Studebaker 1a-ton truck in good
condition. Overland-Great Falls Co,
3O1 First avenue north.
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5S 15@k-
|E111aa|d 3

Our superior talent
has won for us the
commentator of our
clientele. The envi-
, able reputation that
we have won in this
community is q bust
ness asset we are
proud to uphold.
Ambulance Service
Day and night phone
1925
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

DEAN-The funeral Of Charles w.
Dean will be held at the w. HI. George
Co. chapel at 4 o'clock this afternoon,
The Rev. We're v. Lopez of the Con-
gregational church, will officiate. Bur
ial. in the charge of the Masonic lodge
will be In Highland cemetery.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

HOLOMBO.-The body Of Elida Hol-
onbo. the nine year old daughter Of
Mrs. Tillie Holombo Of Sand Coulee, is
At the w. H. George Co. chapel. Ar
rAngements for the funeral will be an
nounced later.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-12

Is POULTRY AND EGGS
PUREBRED Brown Leghorn hens, also
small coop, cheap. 4O8 Eighth street
south.
SPRING frys. 1923 Eleventh avenue SO.
BUFF ORPINGTONS, Is eggs 81 90.
Geo. P. Jacobson, 2O1O Riverside,
Miles City, Montana.
FLOWING
hauling.
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Canadian Pacific Lands
REDUCED rates to settlers. Apply or
write w. Midkiff- Spalding Co.,
2O9h Central Ave.

70 LIVESTOCK
WE LIST and sell all kinds of livestock,
and other personal property. Pasture
and hay II desired, for 100 head Of
cattle or horses; plenty water. Wat
son Land Co
TEAM Of horses and heavy wagon,
nearly new. Harness for sale. 27O3
Third avenue So
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred bull. two
weeks old: back Of West Side Garage.
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CASH

CASH
PAID for old Fords. Dodges, Buick
Skies not recently overhauled. Lud-
wigs Garage, Cascade, Mont.
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south.
wANTED-To hear from owner Of
farm or unimproved land for sale.
O. K Hawley, Baldwin, Wisconsin.
STOCK RANCH-Plenty Of water. $40
acres western Montana. all frrfgable
except about 100 acres in timber.
Surplus water. Fair buildings. Elk
cellent outside range. Just right for
zoo head Of Cattle Price has been re-
duced to $40 per acre and owner will
take good hardware or furniture
stock at invoice price for part or all.
Write Hopkins Il Born, 619 First Ave,
Spokane, Wash.
ONE YEARS CROP sold for more
than the cost of the land. Where?
Western Canada. Avail yourselves
now Of the opportunity, offered free.
to learn how to own your own farm
and enlarge your present farm opera
tions for yourselves and sons. Alone
the lines OF the Canadian National
Railways, choice land for grain
growing and mixed farming can be
secured on liberal terms which you
can easily meet. Low homeseeKers
rates and personally conducted excur
sions. Write Dewitt Foster, Cana
dian National Railways, Dept G 10,
Marquette Building, Chicago. I'll.
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4rARMs AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

10 ACRE irrigated Sun River irrigated
market garden; good Groom house T;
price 5000, for quick sale; " cash,
balance straight mortgage due in
years. per cent interest.
so ACRE ranch, miles from Great
Fails; Y Of $40 acres SPLENDID crop
goes to buyer; good Improvement g:
acre; $500 cash; crop payments on
balance.
WE CAN suit you in land; anything
from a b-acre market garden to
ten thousand acre ranch. watson
Land Co.