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BELLVIEW
eIny ; success.

More than a success was the
shorae talent play given at the
BaFneg school building on last eve.
ninr, Each character seemed well
fitted for the part which had been
aSsirned him. Lorraine Gainor who
nd fbe leading role was wonderful
"A Hall BonItelle, the artist, while
hfs o%uposite, Miss Hester Stuckey,
VAS simply charming as office girl,
tomas Hasenby, Punkn Center
cousin OF the artist, as represented
~ Howerd Cunningham, was espe'
cially we'll portrayed and by his
droii manner drew much laughter
from the audience. The Misses
Ruth Stuckey, Eva Renner and Eta
Cunningham we're also perfect in
theIr rolls as stylish widow, model
and society girl, and received many
compliments on CheIr acting as well
"a On their beautiful costumes,
walter Price as lawyer, and Yer
non Parker aB office boy, also came
IA for their share OF houors. The
play drew a good house and many
who attended last night Will be
present again this evening, as they
considered the affair we'll worth re4
peating. Robert Putnam, who d.
rected the play, certainly deserves
much credit for the success OF the
occasion.
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!, weekg visit with relatives at

Grafton.
Ernest r. MILAN returned to Man,
nington Monday after q snort ElSle
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Dennis
in Murray avenue.
Mrs. Martha Grub is at McCur'
dysvil1e, where she will be the guest
OF relatives for q few days.
Mrs. Arthur Fletcher, OF Morgan
town, was the guest Of relatives
here and at Fairmont the last OF
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mortified, Of
Murray avenue, were guests OF rel
attyes at Kingmont on Sunday,
MI. and Mrs. S. w. Rutherford
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Barr and Gnu.
dren were the guests OF frlehns
at Benton's Ferr ySunday.
Jack Lewis who has been a bust
ness visitor hero for several days,
has returned TO his home al Hanes'
willie, Ohio.
broken a few weeks ago when ne
was run down by an automobile, IS
able to be about on crutches.
Mrs. Albert Kirk, Of Dakota, was
the guest OF friends hero the last
Of the week.
Newt Grubb was the guest OF rel
atives on Indian creek over SUNDAY,
Mrs. Maud Wilson, OF Highlana
avenue. is spending a week with
relatives at Sutton. ". Va.
Mrs. Alice Lynch, Of BellVtew
avenue, who has been sick for sew
eral weeks, is still confined to ner
bed with but little change Tor the
better.
Ray Brock returned to his home
at Cannonsburg after a visit win
his aunt. MrE. Pinkney Arnett, IN
Highland avenue.
Mrs. George Furman has returned
to her home in Wheeling after a
visit with relatives in Buffalo ave
nue..
Sir. and Mrs. Clam shrivcr and
daughter, Marguerite. Of Wyatt,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs: Hsrr
Moore, in Bellyiew. avenue, Sunday.
Charles Waltz, William ana
Thomas Wright were guests OF q.
V. Talkington who is camping near
Elkins on last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Snider we're
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
j. o. Gallespie, of East Park.
James Mason. who has been on
duty for some time on account OF
injuries received while working at
the 3. and Q. round house, returned
to work yesterday.
Mrs. Bert Jones and children,
Ruby. Fern and Rex, are home from
a visit With Mr.. and Mrs. kimp
Johnson at huntsville, ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mortified. OF
Clarksburg, were recent visitors;
with the formers brother, Fred
Mortified, and Mrs. Merrifield, in
Murray avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins
who have been residents of Penn,
sylvania avenue the past several
months. have moved TO Naomi
street and are occupying the prop.
orty recently vacated by AIR. and
Mrs. William Hardway.
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Entertained Glass.

Mise Edith Ellis entertained her
classmates and the teacher Of the
Willing Workers Sunday scnooi
class at tho home Of her mother,
Mrs. Bell Ellis, of Pennsylvania
avenue or last Friday evening.
There was a gootmnstcal program
as we'll as games Of various kinds
and refreshments we're served the
guests during the evening. Those
present were the Misses Elsie
Thompson, Mary Stevens, Mudge
Ellis, ogarite Smith. Katherine
ellis, Carrie Wilcon, Edith Ellis and
the teacher. Mrs. Harry Shaffer.
man.
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Hoatess.

j.. i. Bennett, Of Murray avenue,
entertained the members OF the
Ever Faithful Sunday school class
Al her home on Tuesday evening. A
yery delightful evening vas spent
IN the young ladies. The Misses
Olga Laughlin and Arab Conley
were appointed as a committee to
prapare q program for the next
meeting. The class was served
with delicious refreshments before
a~diourninE. Members present were
ina Misses Arab Conley, Darla
Esrr. Gertrude Pickins, Ollie Girod,
s0im Laughlin, WIlhelmina Parker
snd Esther Bennett.
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE III IN TAMPA! If
you want TO buy, sell or exchange
advertise your wares in Tampa
and South Ftorida-one OF the most
prosperous regions OF today. AL
ways use Times Want Ads-LaTgeat
Tampa circulation and largest daily
average want ad lineage OF any
Florida paper guaranteed to all ad.
vertiserR. Regular rate one cent
per word: monthly rate on appli-
cation. Inquiries cheerfulIy an.
sWered. Address THE TAMPA
DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla.
10.17.26t-104sA
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MI. and Mrs. Charles Abel and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mason
aud family were a party who mo
tored To Valley Falls Sunday and
snant the day at tho Abel farm.
wilma Drummonds, who has been
ant Of school the past week on &C.
count Of Illness, is much improved
this time.
ME-, a, 3. Moore and daughter,
emo were guests of.relGtiyes at
afsBeneonis Ferry Sunday.
Ws Eyed Whitman has returned
hppss msRaaseH street after
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NOTICE OF DATE OF MAKING
DEED

To Data N. LeasuTe:
You will take notice that Melvin
Bunner, the purchaser Of the fol
lowing real estate, 80 Ceres, oil and
gas on Binganion. located in Lin,
coin district, Marion county, West
Virginia, which was sold by the
sheriff Of Marion county at the
sale for delinquent taxes made on
the Sth day OF December, 1919, and
4 deed has been required as pro
yided by law, which deed will be
made to the said Melvin Bunner OF
or after the 10th day Of December
1921, unless you against that day
redeem the said real estate from
the said sale. The amount neces
sary to redeem is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff at said
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Musical Instruments

PIANO FOR sALE-Handsome
mahogany Tease; three years
old; bargain for cash. Phone $500.
X. Do you want to sell your piano.
organ, violin, mandolin, phono.
graph? Use 4 Want Ad at &C per
word each day.
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reneharal MeetIna.

There will be an important meet.
JnE Of all teachers OF the junior ana
intermediate grades Of tho Hisn-
land avenue Sunday school on Wed
neEdsy evening Of this week. me
meeting will be held promptly at
aeysn O'clock, SO MS not to inter
Ssrs with the attendance or the
nrayeT meeting which will begin AZ
seyen.thiTtS.
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To m~oraantown,

Members Of the Jonn Hupp group
OF the Billy Sunday business mems
club motored to Morgantown Sun.
day evening where they conducted
services IN the First Baptist church
81 the university city. Besides the
members from Fairmont, Bellyiew
people in the party were }. G.
Htpp, All Richmond, Joe Dotts and
Charles cambridge.
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A. PAW PAW Camp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and Ut
,Ic SON. Mr.. and Mrs, Walter =.
wrIeE. Megsrs. Marion Teunapt and
hibert Wilson wero a party Who
mSsored TO the camp Of Mrs. Lydia
.Lytton on Paw Paw creek ana
snspt n very delightful day on last
Sunday. Mrs. Lytton is mother OF
Mrs, Wrick.
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Rooms Wanted

HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Desired by young business man;
prefer both room and meals; will
pay we'll. Phone John Smith, 000-&
'tThis lie a suggestion for a Want
Ad to be used II you want to bet.
ter your living conditions. Costs
only &c per word each day.)
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Patient improved.

Mrs. o. A. Delaney, VINO has been
a hospital patient at Cook hospital
for some weeks, is recovering nice
~ at this time and has been
brought to the home Of her sister.
irslaw, Mrs. e. E. Smith, in Buffalo
avenue. Mrs. Delaney had under
zone a very complicated operation
and will remain at the Smith home
several days, or until she Is able to
he taken TO her home at Wades-
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Livestock-Poultry

FINE JERSEY COW for sale; al
so good mule four years old;
John Smith. r. F. D. 8. (Turn
your surplus, live stock and poul-
try into money. A Want Ad at
&c per word each day will find
buyers for them.l
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis and
cbiIdren. Charles and Dorothy Lee
we're q motor party who spent a
saw davs the last Of the week with
Nrs Davis brother, S. G. Doug
las and Mrs. Douglas, IN belLYle"
avenue. From here the party went
10 salem and Buckhannon wnefe
thew viii visit relatives before re-
turning to their home in Cleveland
Ohio.
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Special Notices
NOTICE OF DATE OF MAKING
DEED


NOTICE OF DATE OF MAKING
DEED
To j. T. Brannon:
You will take notice that Melvin
Bunner, the purchaser Of the FOL
lowing real estate, Parcel In Uz
town, located in Fairmont indie.
pendent district, Marion county.
West Virginia, which was sold by
the sheriff of Marion County al.
the sale for delinquent taxes made
on the Sth day OF December, 1918,
and a deed has been required as
provided by law, which deed will
be made to the said Melvin Bunne'
on or after the 10th day Of Decem
Der, 1921. unless you against thai
day redeem the said real estate
from the said sale. The amount
necessary to redeem is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at
said sale ................ 2.2S
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report ....... $40
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof .,........ lt.25
Interest .....,............. 90
Total observation-disclosures. SzV.e1
Given under my hand this Stb
day Of October, 1891.
LEE N. sATTERFIELD,
Clerk Of the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
10 IL is rs: ii !,
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Attanded Funeral.

81 Mrs. Elizabeth Harris and her SIS
Mrs. z. ]. Hunsaker, Of Muir
a5enue, went to Catawba on
sS{4ifday morning to be present at
fhe funeral Of Mrs. Harriet StRrns,
former neighbor.
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SnecfaI Nntfces
NOTICE OF DATE or MkKiNt
DEED

To Edwards 8. o, Jones'
You will take notice that "a
Bunner, the purchaser Of the
lowing real estate Lot4I BlpeA
Watson Addition located msth6
OF F%airrnont, Marion County
Virginia, which was sold
Sheriff Of Marion County
sale for delinquent taxes mads
the Sth day OF Deoember, 19tas gh6
a deed has been required Rs
vided by law, which deed
made to the,Baid Melvin Bunne
or after the 10th day OF Denemb
1921, uSiess you against that
redeem the said real estate
the said sale. The amount
sary to redeem Is as follows
Tho amount paid Sheriff
said sale ..,.s,,s
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report
Amount paid for notice aud
service thereof
Interest ......,.....s.t.4s
Total ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Given under my hand this
day of October, 1921
LEE n. SATTHRB1HGn
Cleric Of the County Court Of Ma
rion County, West Virginia
1911 is 26:
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Furniture For Sale

FOR sALEone lot iron beds,
springs and mattresses. VIII!
sell separately or az a whole. Very
reasonable. Apply Hotel Jackson
Jackson street, 10 II st 1o4S A!
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Machinery

STEEL PULLEYS. in various
sizes; good condition; will sell
cheap. Jones Foundry, Smith st.
advertise in this way and turD
old machinery, electrical equip.
ment. etc. into cash. &c per word
per day for Want Ads like this. ,
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For Exchange

GOOD REFRIGERATOR; viii ex.
change for rugs, or davenport
or what have you? Phoue 4444-A.
Cat &c per word each day you a
insert this sort Of Want Ad to dis.
pose OF things you no longer need
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Classified Columns Are Like
a Public Meeting Place

In some foreign newspapers, especially British issues,
the classified columns serve similarly to a public post
office. It is not uncommon for onCAto arrange engage
ments by inserting personal messal ] in the classified
columns of London papers and oven in the personal.
department OF The West Yirginian one will from time to
. TIM. notice advertisements which may appear puzzinE
yet to the persons Concerned thoy are, of course quite
ineligible.
The West vtrginian classified columns have for
years been considered valuable-proTed by results-to
local advertisers primarily because The West Virgtnian
clrculatos so intensively in the city Of Fatrmont and In
the suburban sections. Practically the entire distribution,
ming, goes direct to local and suburban readers. That
means more people who might be interested In The clnsst-
fed advertisements Individual TO this community are
available 10 Elose who advertise in The West Nirgiuian
classified columns.
During recent weeks preparations have been made
for greater development Of this newspapers clasSihoi "e-
partment, TO make 1t even more valuable to its patrona.
one viii now notice changes in the. Typography Of the
department rs we'll as the addition Of numerous ciassih-
cations under which want ads can. pc inserted,
The West Virginian classified columns are at your
service. Ir you can't come to our office simply phone
your advertisement. Call 1105 and ask for CLASSIFIED.
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Boarders Wanted

THREE GENTLEMES can obtain
home cooked meals by the week
at private downtown boarding
house. References required. Ap.
ply Room 5, 315 Main st.
10.1T.3t.1047A
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A total OF 42,4s6,5 s7 feet Of lum.
her moved through the Panama
Canal to Atlantic Coast cities dur
ing 1920.
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Dressmaking

SEWING at home by expert; VII!
make anything you need. Mrs.
Jones, Phone 9es9.B. III you are
handy at needlework and want to
earn some money why not adVer
Use this way. Costs &c per word
each day.)
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For Rent

FOR REET-ono good store room,
S34 East Park Ave. Also 2 living
rooms. Call 797. 10.15.3t-102eA
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Houses For Sale
Household Goods

SALE@-3 by 1906 AXnin-
ster rug, used less than four
months. Cheap for quick sale.
Apply 327 Chicago street. evenings.
10-17-3t-1049A
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The Andes form tho longest sin
gle mountain chain in the world
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FOR sALE-1s2O Seven Passenger
Hudson, 5000 miles, listed at
$1,000.
1920 Ford Touring, $50.
Model 654 Hudson Sedan, $3.50.
1920 White 3h ton truck, $3.50.
1920 Chambers, 1857.
Cash or terms.
Fairmont Davis Motor Sales Co.
Fifth & Virginia Ave. Phone
1O.1S'6t-100SA
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Coal and. Timber

PITTSBURGH COAL Mine, wagon
trade. 1 acre. Old house. Trade.
LEVI B. HARR. 10.1s.lt-1Q6SA
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Storage, Moving

EXPERT MOVERS and large auto
trucks will move household
goods at lowest rates. Johnson,
$500 Smith St. (If you are in the
storage or trucking business keep
your name before the public IN.
this way at &c per word each in
sertIon.)
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FOR sALE-Buick & Touring.
D-45 model in fine condition.
Price $3.50 IL sold at once. Apply
Pittsburgh Plumbing Co., PhoIe!
1891. FaIruont Ave, opposite
Y. NJ. G. A. 10 IS st 1850 A
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ANYONE WANTING a home made
cake call Mrs. B. +. Cross. Phone
961-R. Benefit Of Missionary class.
1O.176t-1O3SA
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Auto Accessories

FOR SALE King S, 4-passenger.
Excellent running condition. VIII
sacrifice. Chilson's Garage.
1O-15.3t-1o21A
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For Sale

FOR sALE-Up 10 date, fully
equipped Beauty Shop, all latest
improvements and first class fix.
lures. rhe kind OF a shop that ap-
peals to the public, Reason for
selling. bad health. Florence E.
Kimmell, Sc Oak ST., Oakland,
Md. 10 IA let 1915 A
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Auto Repairs

TIRES REBUILT; new treads put
on; punctures repaired. See
Quick Service" Jones, 1900 Smith
St. "a Want Ad like this costs
only &C per word each day. 1t will
pay you TO try one.)
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Nash
touring car in good condition or
trade for small a Call 902-R.
10-17-6t.1036A
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Female Help Wanted


WANTED - White girl for general
homework; situation worth while
for good girl. Phone S79-J.
l0-1s.3t-1059A
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Building Lots For Sale

FOR sALE-Lot on Maryland Ave.
Phone 1491-M. 10.15.3t-1I31A
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Farms For Sac

Fl.
FOR SALE-13 acre farm, 3
room house. Stable, orchard OF
apple, plum. pear trees, $4,000
cash. James Cberello, Box "A, r..
F. D. No. Z, Watson, w. Va.
10 IA ct 1912 A
90 ACRE FARM. Morgantown ave.
nue.. 4 miles out, Good land,
easy payments. sale orAtrade. Levi
B. Harr. 10, is, 1t-1o61A
PUBLIC SAIE-Brook's farm,
Moody's Run, below Barrackvtlle
Thursday, Oct. 20. Stock, equip.
ment, hay, team of horses and
household goods. Walter SadosRy,
Auctioneer, P. B, Swearingen.
10, 1s, 1t-10s0A
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Poultry and Supplies

wYANDoTTEs, Black Minorcas;
write for prices. Fred Jones'
N. D. CThis Is q
sample Want Ad. II you rave
poultry 10 sell use one like ftS
Costs &c per word each day
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Wanted


WANTED-Buarders and rooner:
By day. week or meal. as Jack
son St. s:2Fzpt'SoLA
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REFINED YOUNG LADY, desires
position as bookkeeper or general
office assistant. Can furnish refer
ence. Write Box 101T The West
Virginian. 10.1S.3t-1Ol7A
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CHAMBER FOLLOWS
WATERUSERS
Continued from Page One)

eminent that the construction cost of
this project should not be more than
S25 per acre; that there has been so
much waste, useless expenditure and
extravaganza in the construction of
all parts of the project, that it is to
be presumed that much more than the
agreed amount will be asked from the
land owners.
Therefore be it Resolved, that we
respectfully request the removal of
said Newall as consulting engineer,
and ask for the appointment of men
whose ideas are more in harmony with
rights of the settlers and who will
consider local conditions and consult
the Department of Agriculture re-
garding irrigation, and the furnish
ing of water at time needed, and
such others matters as are important
to the development of the project.
1t is our opinion that the organization
of the service should be changed so
that the delivery of the water to set
tiers be under the direction of a prac-
teal agriculturalist, who understands
irrigation and who has had experience
in this state and that construction be
fastened and the delivery of water
be made possible to all parts of the
project. And that the price on the
project be determined so that it may
be feasible to settle farmers upon the
land.
The meeting was interrupted by a
telephone call from Mr.. Newall, who
said he wanted to meet Glasgow men
at $3.50; the meeting was then ad-
journed until that time when the
Chamber rooms were filled with in
terested citizens. Some of the direct
ors who had attended in the afternoon
were absent.
DR.. Newall outlined a plan to take
a special car containing the commits
sion on the special train for Chinook,
which left here at 7 o'clock Thursday
morning, and outlined the program
which he had arranged for the oc-
casion which made Mr.. Dignan spokes-
man for Glasgow. This arrangement
was tactily accepted and the commit
tee appointed by the Chamber instruct
ed to meet with a general resolutions
committee at Chinook.
DR.. Newall attempted to explain
his Connection with the matter of the
division Of water, saying that there
was no international law existing be-
fore the treaty, which entitled Canada
to any of the water in dispute; he had
agreed to give Canada one-half, as a
matter of "comity and good fellow
ship" IN the part of the United
States. In redrafting a line had been
omitted from the text Of the treaty,
and the directions for measuring the
water had been left out, Canada now
claiming that the volume of the water
, to be divided should be determined by
measurements taken at the mouth of
the Milk River. He urged that a large
delegation be sent to the hearing at
Chinook in order to induce the Com
mission to give the treaty a construc-
! ton favorable to this country.
No other definite action was taken
: by the meeting.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

SHERlFFS SALE
In the District Court of the Seven
tenth Judicial District of the State
of Montana In and For the County
of Valley.
Glasgow National Bank of Glasgow,
Montana, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
Harry A. Newkirk, Helen Newkirk,
his wife, George Wagner, Theresa
Wagner, his wife, and State Bank of
Nashua, a corporation,
Defendants.
TO BE SOLD, at Sheriff's sale, at
the front door Of the court house in
the City Of Glasgow, Valley County,
Montana, on the goth day of Sep
TENDER, 1921, at two o'clock p. M, of
said day, pursuant to order Of sale
issued in the above entitled action on
the 10Th day of August, 1921, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter (NEA) of
Section T%hirty-one (31), Township
Twenty-Five (29), North of Range
Forty-two (42), East Montana Merid-
ian, in Valley County, Montana, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less, &C.
cording to the United States Gov
eminent survey thereof.
Dated this 10th day Of August, A.
D. 1921.
C. A. HALL, Sheriff.
By C. J.. Hanson, Undersheriff.
Pub. Sept. 9-16-23.
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More than three years after he had
been gassed at Chateau Thierry, Rich
ard Cross, American Legion veteran
of Des Moines, Ia, suddenly was
stricken blind recently while sitting
at home playing with his baby. Ply
sicians blame the Germans poison for
his plight and entertain no hope for
his recovery.
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ESTRAY SALE

One sorrel gelding with white
stripe in face, lame in left front foot
branded KID on left shoulder, weight
about twelve hundred pounds, age ten
years. Will be sold northeast of
Glasgow at the A. G. Mcintyre farm
on SWA section 10, Twp. 20, Rye,
40, on Monday, October 8, 1921, at
200 o'clock p. m. to highest bidder
for cash.
P. l.. BLACKMAN, Inspector,
Pub. Sept. 9-16-23-30.