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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26
Thursday to the Tug rsei is dis,
lance Of about eighty mlles. Yester

Thursday. To the Tug risei Is dis
lance Of about eighty miles Yester
days Journey TO Racine accounted for
approximately one.eighth OF the dis
lance and the negotiation OF one OF
the difficult ridge Of hills originally
separating the men from their an.
nouncea objective They la er
that ridge. which Is between Kanawha
and Boone counties. at daybreak yes
terday and marched through q gently
rolling country to this village. II the
marchers follow the public highway
trayersed yesterday they will not en-.
counter further formidable hills until
they have passed south Of Madison
and on TO the Logan county border.
There. If the march Is continued, they
Will be confronted by the Spruce Fork
ridge At that point il Is expected
that Sheriff Don Chain with a large
force of deputies will resist attempted
entry into Logan county He has al
ready stated that he will not permit
the men 10 march through that county
Reports from Huntington late last
night said that Sheriff Chain and u
number of his deputies We're recon
noitering the border country yester
day. Should the marchers elect to
cross the border they would be com
PEELED to pass through narrow dedles
in the hills No disorders have been
reported to the authorities here since
the marchers arrived and pitched
camp. A majority of the men carried
their yictuals and cooked their meals
along Indian Creek just outside Ct
town. A large number. however,
came into the village and freely nat.
ronized grocery stores and restau.
rants.
Vanguard REACHES Peytcnia.
Peytonia, w. Va. Aug. 26.-The first
OF the marching body of men who
camped yesterday and last night a.
Racine, five miles east of here. and
who say they are going through Boone
and Logan counties to Mlngo, began
passing through Peytonia shortly be-
fore a. m. today They marched in
good order and seemed to be In excel
lent spirits rftar their rest at Racine.
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Her Probable Intention.

Wright had been sent 10 the bank
with his weekly amount, and when he
returned he did not have his book.
His mother asked him where It was.
After quite little hesitation he con.
tded to her In whisper, Well.
mother, the girl took II and kept Il. I
think she wanted to weigh It."
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We wish to thank tn many friend:
and neighbors., who so kindly assisted
us and sent floral offerings during our
late bereavement. MIR. AND MRS.
PETER GREENLAND FAMILY.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends ant
nelghbors who so kindly assisted us
and for the expressions Of sympathy
shown during our late bereavement.
MRS. CRESCENT MAlER.
AUGUST HARDTEN.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26

TO LET-Five-room fiat; electric
light, gas and hath. Also modern
store room. Good location.
T. r. GODFREY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26

FOR SALE--l917 Ford sedan MAN
SMITHS GARAGE, AIS La Sale st
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

fMain Want Ad Section Page Seven.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-26

WANTED-Twol experienced wait
resses. Call at Andan Restaurant.
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FCG. SALE-Real opportunity, estab
lished business in Ottawa; best OF
reasons fof,sseiling Address P. o.
Box 235.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work; m,G hayeEexperience. Apply
to MRS. CHAS. SANDERS, 429 Hous-
ton st.
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i}-DlNIDl,. NEWS

The regular meeting of the B-Di-
vide Community club was held Sum
day. April II. In spite of good wealth.
er for farming operations, 81 We're in
attendance. Mr.. Huclins who was 70
have debated the County Unit ques-
ticn, against Il. II. Mitchell. was UNI
able to attend the debate was
postponed
The " eaens section completed
plans for the summer months. The
following departments We're establish
ed with chairmen as follows: Chick
ems and gardening. Mrs. o. c. Law
renee: cooking. Mrs. Emma Cramer:
sewing, Mrs. Gertrude Rumph: chill i
dren, Mrs. Winifred Considine; food
conservation. Mrs Belle Rumph: the
home, Mrs. Hazel Heaton; recreation.
Mrs. Frank Pierce; cleaning, Mrs.
Carrie Lewis: finance, Mrs. Mary
Lewis: parliamentarian, Miss Pansy
Flock.
Mrs. Louisa \. conger has returned
to take up her residence on Bear
Skull.
S. S. Baker and r. II. Heatcn made
Il trip to Miles City. Mr.. Baker dis
posed of 600 pounds of popcorn at ii
good price.
Norton cramer returned from South
Mrs. Rose Toman has started teach
ing the Bay Horse school. She will
teach Il three-months' spring term.
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WINNERS IN RROADIS
PRIMARY SCHOOL CONTESTS

Winners in the Rroadus primary
school contests fer the week ending
April 10 are as follows
Arthmetic-Bobby Edwards, Thorn
as Preston. Dorothy Neil, Jean Lewis.
Declamatory and Vocal Expression
Jean Lewis.
Language Jean Lewis, Dorothy
Neil.
Spelling-katherne Neil. Dorothy
Neil. Jean Lewis. Virginia Camplin and
Francis Lane.
Reading Florence Lane, Francis
Lane, James Martin. Richard Martin,
Jane Einsel, Mary Harrington, Warren
Sandal. Meredith Camplin.
penmanship-Jean Lewis. Dorothy
Neil. Elijah beth PetzSch, Jewell Hurley.
Geography-Bobby Edwards. Jean
Lewis, Dorothy Neil.
History Thomas Preston. Bobby
Edwards. Jean Lewis. Dorothy Neil,
Jewell Turley.
The spelling contest last Friday was
on the counties and county seats of
Montana. The children in the third,
fourth and fifth Is scored ~ perfect.
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PINTO NEWS ITEMS

/.
(By Scholars of rurret Butte SCHOOL,
The Turret Butte pupils and near
esting program at the Swope school
house April Is.
Thelma Bartholomew passed her
first day at school with the Turret
Butte pupils last week.
An entertainment and dance will be
house April 80 The program viii
start at o'clock, pormpt., \ dandy
aIadies bring supper.
Mrs. Bill Upton is slowly recover
ing.
Ry Bartholomew and wife visited his
parents ON Butte creek saturday and
J. r. HURT is able to ride saddle
horse again, having recovered from
his recent accident.
have turned out their cattle.
Mrs. Bly, Bartholomew and Miss
Ethel Ross were visitors at the Var
ger home Sunday.
Miss Bessie Higgins spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. y.
a. Ross and was invited with them
to Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs for sunday
dinner.
Miss Meta schwind visited her par
ents on Elk creek Saturday and sun
day.
leonard Riggs was absent from
school Monday because of IA very bad
cold.
The trustees CT District 81 and 80
met at the Daily school house to add
just some matters of long standing
between them.
The. trustees Of 3. met at the swope
school house Friday, April 18th.
Link Wilson's sme ke-house and
granary burned this week. The loss
was very heavy.
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-
OLIVE ITEMS

49, =. - go 80 - 80 49,
II. X. Stanley is putting in wheat on
Mike GilmOre's homestead this week
Billy Thompson Is breaking bronks
for Allen Bros, near Coalwood. this
spring.
NJ. G. Gilmore has been branding
cattle that he purchased recently.
The entertainment and dance given
at Sam Smiths barn for the benefit
Of the, school was a great success,
there being abut $50 people present.
The net proceeds amounted to about
SIS which will be used to pay for the
organ which arrived Monday evening,
too late for the dance by two days.
The bachelors think the bachelor
girls should be likewise taxed as the
men cannot get married unless the
girls are willing.
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CONTINGENT FrrND

afswn on Fund
Postage
by Sheriff
Courts
Tersure
rsoffice
" Postage
Treas
in
Attorney
Pos
Rpnprte
T. County Tr.asn
Ethel AZ Neians. in
Trtmsur
in offc
Clerk Of Courts
Co
n \ turkey
Williams
Post
F and
in
w.
Sheif
j. Il
j. r. Co Trcas.p ofaa
ohn
NJ Wv 1t' a'''u"ea 10 meet April o'clock
est: IL.
T. County C.rLan
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Ncn-Coal WEN O2a161
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Ncn-Coal WEN O2a1e1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, u. s.
March II, 1927.
Notice is hereby given that
BERNICE FIELD
Formerly Bernice Burns,
OF Broadus, Montana. who, on April
Is. 1916, made Hid. Entry. No. O29f6i.
fer WHSEA Sec. q, NhNEA. SEN
NEA. Sec. IS. W1aNWA, SENNWN.
NJ. r. Meridian. has filed notice Of In
tention tc make three year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
States Commissioner. at Broadus. Mon-
tana, on the End day of May, 1921. $
Claimant names as witnesses:
w. 7. Waite. of Broadus, Mcntana:
James osgood. of Boyes. Nontans:
Owen Field. of Boyes, Montana.
a1-29 G. W. MYERS. Rerister.
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APRIL, 1921
.s.s ...... !.
SWOPE SCHOOL ITEMS

(By the Pupils.)
Louis Harper visited the Swope
school April 10.
Mrs. SwOpe and son Fredric visited
at the Yarger home Sunday. April ~.
Mrs. kapp was II caller at Pinto on
April II.
Miss Ethyl Schwind visited at the
Oscar Broaddus home Saturday and
Sunday, April and 10. and attended
the dance. at the Broaddus schc ol
Mrs. Kapp's little daughter Ethel,
came down to the Swope school house
with Mrs Rapp Sunday the 10th. from
her home ON Elk creek. and spent the
last week of school with her mother.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Den.
lately.
Our per cent of attendance for the
term is ~. Can You beat it?
Mrs. benson and Mrs. Harper called
at Pinto Wednesday, the 18th.
The program given April Is at the
SWope schco I was exceedingly we'll at
tended,
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Coal WEN O2R40c
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
March II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
MARY ELIZABETH FIELD,
Formerly Mary Elizabeth DeLange.
OF Eroadus. Montana, who, on March
}, 1915, made Hid. Entry, No. O284O6.
.or NEA. El&NWA, NEi4 SWA NWN
SEA, Section 35. Township SIS. Range
49-E.. Nj. +. Meridian, has filed notice
OF iRtention to make three year proof,
tc establish claim to the land above
described. before Thee W.. Craig.
United States Commissioner at Eroad-
US. Montana, on the End day of May.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. A.. Monaghan. Alex Campbell, F..
Lee Wilson, Jack Rice, all of Broadus.
Montana.
alas G. w. MYERS, Register.
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Calcimine or whitewash on wood
proves to be resistant to fire to a
certain extent. While 1t does not
prevent burning at high temperature
1t lessons the; risk Of IRE from cigars.
cigarets. sparks ana matches and Is
cheap and practical.
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Coal WEN O42S65
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O42S65

NUTIVE FUN TT BLIC!AlION
Department of the Interior U. S.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
March II. 1921.
Notice il hereby given that
ASA I. RICE,
of Epsie, Montana, who. on April Is,
1918, made HID. Entry. No. 042S65, for
SWA Sec. II. SEA. Section IL, Town
ship SIS, Range 49-E.. NJ. p. Meridian,
has dlsd notice CT intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim TO
the land above described. before H. r.
Straiton, Clerk of the District Court,
at Broadus. Montana, on the End day
Ct May. 1921
Claimant names as witnesses:
James 4. Buriey, Everett L. Brock,
Hugh Wise. Carlvin Richwine. all Of
Epsie, Montana.
alag G. W. MYERS. Register.
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The Board met Third Day.
And County Clerk aud paoons -
Treasur
announc
b Clerk na enr
their
motion oo
in
10 n ocl aa the meeting adjourned ~ ~
" ~ N'"e i'eohNe"'s' with all the Commissioners
following findings and
missioner c. NJ ~ ''"' "''" WAS seconded %" Com
of uo,t,,,
county
possible as
redemption asainst
General Road
v r1t such time
% p aeata ae ass af%, the s S
aomGWing
Il oars pans @d ease viii each Ct O
the Of
""''""'S outstanding
s5S$ Sens ssssSs ' ,ss:s,ss
That the the registered Warrants SbS
s Ss sns e !sd
ing unpaid $3.50 ~ ""' o. y, '"e"A are no" ou'ano-
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NOTICE

Cali for .Aprll sth, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that warrants
drawn on the General Fund Of School
District No. sS, Powder River County,
presented for payment prior to March
31st. 1921. are payable.
J. T. WILSON,
aS-22 County Treasurer.
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FOR SALE-The Black Hills Hereto
breeders Association has HerefoI
bulls of all ages for sale at the pre|
ent time. These bulls are raised Ill
der range conditions and are ready d
active range service. If you are
the market for one or more bulls
will pay you to get in touch with II
secretary at Speartish, $. ID. 1t pal
to buy stock from the breeders rathI
than from a peddler who ships ii
bulls in to this country from al
point where he can buy them tt
cheapest. The members - the Blad
Hills Hereford Association stand bad
Ct their Hereford cattle and guaraj
tee them to make good if given til
proper care. HerefOrds produced
the Black Hills and surrounding coul
ties are better in quality than the ~
erage produced in any other part d
the United States. You will not
in Black Hills Hereford
Write or see the secretary, Evan v
Hall, Speartish, $. d. a22-1
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NOTICE

Call for April Is. 1s3l
Notice is hereby given that warrants
Drawn on the General Fund OF school
prior to March 9Th. 1891, are paya6ia.
]. =. WILSON
a1S-SS County Treasurer.
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GAL WEN 022Ra0
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Coal VEN 02S6so
department OF the Interior, U. s..
Land Office at Mills City. Montana.
March II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
VERNON CLARENCE KNIGHT,
Of Pinto. Montana, who, on March 2k.
1916. made Hd. Entry. No O2S6SO. tor
SMA SWA Sec. 4, W1sNWA, VIZ
sWA Sec. 9. SEANEA. N,asEH. Sec-
r Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ton to make three year proof, to ee-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Theo. w. Craig, United
states commissioner, at Broadus, Mon.
tana, en- the End day of May, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Glenn II. Knight, Chas. Wise, Law.
renee Hudson, all OF Epsie, Montana:
Ross Swope, Of Pinto. Montana.
al-29 G. w. MYERS. Register.
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sS an o. Daa funds hand will be distinct
issued OF
os every In Of
,.. That the legality
any time
oEDEREp
nhgs onG IL the SIS be
M or g % ss.. s. sssse as ssad :s s ia
the rate OF FIX the
af he ounR an b % and interest shall be pasb
hontse Brothers In New York City, at the option CT the holder
upon 1es the not o heinz duly BY
NJ j.
was elaredad adopted
was moved and seconded that sheriff
p"posrd of funag bsnd Ms inMe
ess p , Of ,hs xa'qs ISL. due ] ] @
1886 ana hsa'ns intsres a. six per cent per annum; .,
Of said funding bonds and further
xpens ~ 49, ~ ~ go ~ ~ ~ " t "
Phillips
proposition accepted
IN payment ct the same
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When YOU are about tc complain
pause ana rehect on now little heed
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school lsrOphecy

written by. Ethel Schwind)
San Francisco Calf. in April. April W i1
! was on my trip l visited all my old
school at the win swop yh school #
Mont. 40 Years ago. | went from San
Francisco to. the Philippine Islands,
hence to Asia and then to- Europe.
tied: several of the large cities. While
! was in Petrograd l put up at one
Of the finest hotels in the city which
years before, and after travelling
around few years in Europe, went
tel, freddie had changed great
deal in looks but he was very much
the same as. when l went tc' school
With him. nj H., y, After b. visiting Frsdric l
Lakin, formerly Nina Swope. who had
gone to Paris only a few years be-
fore with her husband, whom she met
an extended visit with Lady Lakin I
went to BRUSSELS. Belgium, where l
met Derothp Harper. who had gone
was there she was spending her time
in travel. 4 then went to England
where l met Harold Swope. who was
idverpooi. While f Was a ehere met at
Elinor Swope who is one Of Americas
greatest authoress and was travelling
IN Europe in search of subject mat
ter, having come to Liverpool to visit
her brother Harold. / then sailed fer
New York city where l visited Eva
Mcqueen who Is trained nurse in a
large hospital there. rom New York
went to Hoston where l met Thomas
Harper who filled the office of weigh
err and gauger in Boston custom
house. While | was in Boston l de-
cided to go to South America. l spent
countries there. While 1 was in Ar
gentina ] visited Sherman Swope who
had large stock ranch near Panama.
! then started on my homeward trip.
When arrived at Pasadena. Calf, /
Visited Ray Mcqueen, who owned an
ostrich farm near the city and he him
self was In the city working hard try
ing to discover way to dc work
without using energy. l then went 10
my home at San Francisco where / an.
now spending most of my time think
ing of my wonderful trip.
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LUMBER FOR SAI4E---Buy yd
lumber. now. Owing to shortsl
of yard space. I will sell lumber
hand at $25 thousand for cal
Mill one-half mile east of Cd
ranch, Stacey. John NJ. Lemson.|
al
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GENERAL FUND.


sion
efundl9
tax.
Sheriff.
Sheriff Mia
eund19
20 Supplies
and
ard ComDa
L.
Co
l. II
tness.J Justice
Juiceco
fer 90
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How the pilgrims Made Candles

mi. 1e;n ~ Is3tI', SsW'it'' -tSe ~
like we now have. I am going to tell
YOU what kind of candles they had.
They made their own candles then.
They had a big tub of tanow and
would set 1t on the steve and let it
melt When it was melted they would
leave 1t on the stove and take a big
long wire and tie a Let of strings on
pour tallcw over the strings. When
they got the candles as big as they
wanted them they would cut the
string off the wire.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY com.
MssloNERs OF POWDER RIVER COUNTY. MON.
TANA, IN REGULAR SESSION April. 9TH, 5rH AND
9Th, 1921.
sa bd met at the
Ass any nssnt H. Morris
the last regular
5oh% an na b
Issssa assss:n as fs1i s NJ 81. ga
i: ,5 s;;;ss Ri; $;;''s y; & -
smith. md c,nn ,,, , ROAD
s' S ;s 81 81 %:$ 4 s,S ''E;:
s Ss5S
s.; IL; ! !:::; 81: ::::: i.
Ess s.::s H:%s.;s;y ;g ERE FUND
s"esraiy 'fas Poor 1888 1888
G A. Josln Supplies
~ ss pa sfss f sss'ss
= IT,: r,ryr o.u..,. J. H. r e5s'amsn
Boar. S.suas s,; s .'; s.ss: Il
sui, The that sss sss s Ss;s On
aessan so asrs of f. Wilbur at
Levi n ranch: Claimed $40 o. $ 5000
Allie NJ Faith, " " " ] s 1SS
Mercantile, Co., xs of n9AD F pc, s. Claimed $1,000
Ben Ben G %sHp. work 2 sSS
Harry on 1893 ss
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TO WHOM n WAY CONCERN

Kun out # my pasture on tha]
Angel place on Monday night, April
the 18th, one dark bay mare, with
bobbed tail and sheared foretop. AM
information i'll regard tc the where-
abuuts of the mare or the Identity
OF the runners will be compensated.
tpaid adv) ED. STICkNEY.
a----9 RrOaduS, Mont.
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CONGREGATIONAL OFFICIALS
United States Senator. j. T. Wal sh
United States Senator >. H. l. Meyers
Rep. LIST Dist. II. w. Mccormick
OFFICIALS OF POWDER RIVER co.
J: II. Norris. Chairman. Commissioners
Baxter Pierce. .Commissioner
3. 7. West. ........ Clerk and Recorder
John q. Wilson. ........... Treasurer
Z: =. WiAams. ............. Assessor
&. 4. StraltOn. Clerk Of Courts
". =. Suffer. ...:............. Sheriff
a. w. Heidel. Public Administrator
+. l. Fnnkenbusch.. Surveyor
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FOR SALE--1 tractor 1926 Hi
Waterloo or 1920 Fl. r. MOgu1
three-bottom 14-in. tractor pillow
breaker and stubble bottoms: 3
Tandem disc IT: / La Crosse gr|
drill IT.; l. Brady 14-in. sui
breaker pillow; l Economy gas
CINE IL Fl. F.; / Chatham fann|
mill. Machinery all in No. con
ton. Priced right for cash; ban
bic notes or cattle. G. w. Allen q
Sons, 3 miles west of CoalwC
postoffice, Volberg, Montana.
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Of
lnlaane
tusine coming o
autour MORRIS,
@'SN County lei an
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AUCTION SALE--April Is. Six milesI
north of Selway postoffice on the Ed
Miller ranch. am closing out nay gro-|
Gerry store. with merchandise consist
ing CT furniture. machinery and other1
articles too numerous to mention. TheI
sale begins at 10 "A. M. Anton del
Goorfer.
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HEREFORD BULLS, two-year-oldsI
native raised; Columbus and Cav
Lad breeding; large size, heavy
boned, good quality: the right kind
for ranchers' use. 1t will pay you
to inspect and price them. John
Laporte, Stacey, Mont. a15in17
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ron sALk,

FOR SAIAN
FOR SALT 14-in. sulky pie
9-ft. disc, 1 7-ft. Thomas disc
l corn planter, walking cultivl
l Deering moving machine, S a
wagon; bobsled, 3 Teams
horses; 3 sets Of harness: also 4
OF other tools and machinery.
or write c. G. Craw, Broadus, IN
FOR SALE-Alfalfa seed; Sc
2-inch galvanized pipe; ~ fee|
inch black pipe; new. /. J. Andr}
BrOadus, Mont. ALL
FOR SALE--FOrd; excellent col
ton; chaep for cash; fully eqj
ped. Inquire at Examiner.
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ROAD FUND
spikes, District IS. Claimed $1,000

-.
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