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MADAM ALLEN

h PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT,
7ol 6th st. ". w. (cor. 9Th and G).
Guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future: gives true advice on
business love, health and family affairs:
tells the name OF your future husband or
wlfe. and what to do TO he a success In
life; tells you what business 10 most lucky
Tor you and what part Of the world will be
most successful for you; advises how TO
gain and hold a good position: she tells "
the one you love Is true or false. and causes
speedy marriage with the one OF your
choice: brings the separated together;
makes happiness between husband and
wife: she tells you the secret of being
happy and successful in anything you take
In hand; her advice will remove all OBJ
stacies and evil influences: one visit to
Madam Allen will repay you for disap-
pointments in all others; satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge
SPECIAL READINGS. SO CENTS DAILY.
Phone franklin 232s
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Spirltuallsma

pi. n. W, lecturer and message bearer.
Developing classes every Tuesday. Seats
must Be secured in advance. Phone now.
Col 6227. Friday. March 4. Love, the Di-
vine Healer" Begins s:l5-Doors closed
s:30. Come early. All welcome Admis-
sion. SOC. Private interviews by appoint
ment only.
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MADAM VASHTl,
MADAME FONEDA.

Egyptian palmist and clairvoyant. has
an insight of human nature and born with
a double veil to tell your past. present and
future, family affairs, business and love (;
tells the name Of the one you will marry
and when; removes evil influences and
brings the separsted together; she has help
ed others and can help you tells just what
you want to know. Readings daily.
3Oq 7th st N w. Opposite Saks
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Price $4,000.

East Capitol at. near tho Congressional
Library. A modern house, eleven rooms.
two tile baths. hot-~ater heat. electric
hghtJ lot 1876 by iS TO D-toot paved
alley room for -four garages. This neigh.
borhood l. hrst class and you Will hnd
this property good value as any
YOU have been offered in this section al
this price Possession can be given
when tra nsfeT IL made. Terms. 1900
cash, balance 800 per month Including
interest and principal.
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NINE. BELLE

Egyptian palmist, gives trse advice in
business love, health and family AFFAIRS
tells who and when you'll marry and how
to avoid all bad luck and evil influence.
Confidential readin daily. 10 a m. = y. m
ll24 7th st. N. w, between l. and NJ
PRIVATE READINGS GIVEN DAILY.
MRS. LILLIAN GREEN,
1lsI 9th st ~. w. Phone n. 63ss
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i<05 Eye Street.

FOR SALE or rent; vacant; colored: new
l-room bungalow: large lot for garden
and chicken yard. $3.50 Jay st. N. e.. Dean
wood. Easy terms. r. NJ. COLBERT.
General House Repair and Paperhanger.
2I3 18th St N. E. Phone l.. 394s.
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MADAME LEON

FA.MIST-UIFTED CLAIHVOYANT. .
II In bad luck and working under evil
influence and you are In doubt about your
future welfare. having disappoint tments In
isve. trouble In family affairs. consult the
Madam. Tells the couse of you trouble
ana failure. who you will marry and when.
Her advice and influence will help you to
success and happiness. Headings private
and confidential Hours daily . a. m, . y.
m. except sundays s02 1th st. N. w.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRvoYANT, CRYSTAL GAzER AND
CARD READER.
This gifted lady will tell your fortune on
| love marriage, divorce, changes. reunitcs
| the separated. helps you to win back lost
love, happiness and business. Frank s3l
733 18th, Between G and II.
SUNDAY . to T.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALB

Five-room house. water In kitchen, gas.
front and rear porches: two lots large
poultry house: grapes: in the one fare
zone: near church, school and store. 50, ,0OO
$500 cash, balance terms
". H. SHINN
1911 3tth st, Mt. Rainier Nd.
Hyattsville Exchange 1851
DO YOU want to own your own home /?
Regardless OF how little money YOU now
have. " you also have symptoms of "own-
your own homc-its." II will be mutually
ADVANTAGEOUS for you to come out and tell
me your desires.
r. s. ROBERTS,
Real Estate Operator Sand "Homette''
Builder. Orice Hatnsed, Va. is minutes
from l2th and Pa. ave.
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PROF. ARTHAN.

Noted spiritualist Medium. gives private
readings daily on all snsirs; best sdyiser;
gives full names, dates. facts. See him,
you will make no mistake. Studios 500 G
1T. ~. w, corner of 9Th at
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash
ington. d. C.. March g. 1921. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 2 o'clock p m, March 20. 1921, for
the purchase OF tankage recovered from
garbage collected by the Commissioners.
d. c.. from April 1, 1921. to and including g
September 80, 1921. Forms of Proposals,
Specifications and Information may be OBJ
tained from Chief Clerk, Ensineer Depart
ment. Room Ie7. District Building. J.
THILMAN HENDRICK, c. w. KUTZ.
MABEL T. BoARDMAN. Commissioners,
u. C.
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MADAM PARKER

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium. Gives ad-
vice on all affairs of life. visit to this
r~ma rk able clairvoyant will do more to
convince you than columns of self praise.
She asks no questions Gives true advice
on health. business, love affairs, family
troubles, whom you will marry, what to
do to be successful in life. Tells names
and lucky day. How to win the one Of
your choice Removes evil influences You
will be wiser and happier after seeing this
gifted lady. Satisfaction or no charges
1911 K St n. W.; between 18th and 18th
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ALLAN f. WALKER & CO., Inc,
S13 18th st. n. w. Phone Main 426.
Rock Creek Church Road.
s1o.5oo--Kennedy-bui home: rooms
and 2 baths; hot-water heat; electric
lights; lot 20 It. wide; large porcAes: room
for garage.
Columbia Heights.
Attractive three-story dwelling. contain
ing IL rooms and baths; hot-water heat;
| electric lights oak trim. beautifully pan
eIed and many open fireplsc~s: lot 20 IT,
wide by it5 IT, deep. owner occupant will
give immediate possession. This property
is in excellent repair. Price. Sl5.5oo.
Petworth Home-$7,50
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; eiee-
trio lights; lot 2oxl0o; room for garage.
owner on premises.
Vicinity OF Lincoln Park.
rooms and bath; brick dwelling: $3.50.
Kenyon Street, Near 18th.
VACANT. 10 rooms and , baths: cement
garage: corner OF alley; hot water. electric
lights: being completely renovated. Price
very reasonable. Terms.
Centrally Located N. w.
s-room and bath brick; lstrobe heat;
$500; $1,000 cash.
Webster Street, West Of 14th.
Colonial brick, rooms and bath garage
| hot-water heat; electric lights; hardwood
trim; reasonable terms. owner occupant
offers property at $3.50.
18th Street, Near Children's Hospital.
s-room brick offered to close an estate.
$3.50 On terms.
10th and ID Streets S. w.
t, 10 rooms and bath garage; hot.~ate,
heat Price, $500. Estate property and
sold on reasonable terms.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$10,00O.
7 rooms and . baths: porches: screens
and awnings. Immediate possession.
Washington Heights Home.
Corner: II rooms and 2 batha All mod
ern improvements. Excellent repair. Pos
! session. Price, 3ls,5oo.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO., Inc,
S13 18th st. N. w. Phone Main 426.
CoIORED-Buy your own home; 81 starts
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Price $500.

1rlce $S,OOO.
c II. s. T., near the House Once
Building An eleven-room house, In per
feet condition; good lot to paved alley.
A neighborhood that Ii splendid for room
ing house purposes because II Is con
yenient 10 all car lines and the Govern
ment buildings. Owner leaving the city
be given when transfer Ia made Terms.
Price $4,000
q St s. r., 100 feet from Pennsyl-
vsniA ave. An eight-room. modern. press
brick, colonial house; 2 tile baths; hot
water heat; electric light; double gsrase-
room for two cars. This house could be
easily adapted for two apartments and
could be made to pay for itself. IL Is
substa antialiy built; In neighborhood
occupied principally by owners; and will
show as good a value could be pro
cured for the price asked.
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NORTHEAST HOMES

| SIS Sbo00-Near 10th and X sts ~ e. 8
rooms and bath. Good heating plant CO.
loniAl style. Concrete cellar. Terms
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LOTS FOR SALE

TWO LOTS-Southwest corner OF Morse and
Holbrook sts.: 5sxS2 to l5-foot alley. Bar.
gain at s5,5. Easy terms. GEO. ]. EASTER
DAY. 1910 G..
trict line: facing r. I. ave. one car fare
no reasonable ofrer refused; Government
bonds accepted at full value. Address BOX
All, Times office.
NICE lot in Nj. Rainier district; can be
had reasonable IL purchased soon. Lib
erty bonds, full value. Address BOX Ass
Times office
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3t,00o-Cosy little home near 18th and
r SITS. N. e.; rooms and bath. Latrobe
heat. Double rear porches $500 cash, bal
ance $40 per month, including all interest
Owner occupant.
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37,10o-Near 7th and SITS. ~ e. II
rooms and bath. Hot-water heat. Suit BILE
for roominy house. Only $500 cash re-
auired.
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CLAIRyOYANTs

LsesHssd ty the Dtstrset Of Col.ysSss
MADAM X. Tii 6th 81 \. W. Tor busi.
4, an asss Or other serious tros5lssi consult
NINE. JEANETTE,
s2s " STREET N. w
oifted Egyptian elsirsoy ant and palmist,
guarantees 10 read your entire life, past.
present and future, She asks no questions,
but VIII tell you what yoo want 70 know,
sivinx names. dates ans Jacts on business
matters. love. health and family Anslrs
Tells the name Of who you will marry and
when II the one you love is true or false.
what part OF the country is luekiest Tor
you. ana Just what TO DO TO be successful
In life. Brings the separated together. re-
moves troubles OF all natures 80 you can
Win aud hold the one yos love spse,ai
and 18th, ne1t 10 shubert- -Gsrriek.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO HAVE NO EQUAL.
CARLETTA,
INsPIRATIoNAL LIFE READER
TELLS YOUR NAME
STUDIO. 90S l4th ST. N. W.
Tells you the cause OF your trouble. how
TO permanently overcome H.: tells names
Of friends. en.mies; husband, wife or
sweetheart II false or true; who To trust.
who TO avoid. HEUNITEs sEPARATED,
WHO AND WHEN TO MARRY. ~ EVER
OTHERS FAIIs-sEE CARLETTA.
PHONE MAIN 1855.
MME. FREDA. 25c; love aud business;
bring sd. 100 4th st: n. W.
MADAM VONGER
GIFTED CLAIRVoYANT AND MEDIUM.
ASSKNowLEpSED SRlS TO HAVE NO EQUAL; i.
love, courtship. marriage divorce. real
estate and speculation, changes In family
and business. travel. Always exact.
Names OF enemies, friends, sweetheart,
husband, wife II true or false, their inten-
tions 10 you: who you marry and wheL. II
ever. Satisfaction guaranteed.
sib 7th st. ". W., between q and + SITS.
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TABLE BOARD
COLUMBIA RID. N. w, 1s0<-Bcr meals
in town for select few. Col s2l2.
EUCLID ST. N. W.. 111S--s o'clock dinners
home cooked. moderately priced. Col
bbb-J
II ST. N. W., s2t--Beet of home cook ed
meals; can accommodate 20 or 30 people
during inauguration or longer: rates rea-
sonab BILE; centrally located.
LANIER PL N. W, 17N-Table board
home cooking. Columbia 10000.
eth ST. N. W., 1l3b-Csn accom- m odat. .
few Of the younger Jewish set with
good table board centrally. North 7oas-w.
" ST NJ W, iSs-E.ceiient meals
RHODE ISLAND AVE. n. w. ibi7--A few
more can be accommodated with excel
lent home cooking.
9th ST. 8. w, 2ib-Ercelient nesls good
homo oeekinG. reasona bic Frank. leeA
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-11
INDEPENDENT OIL MEN OF
STATE MEET AT MILES CITY

Miles City, Feb. 9.-Independent oil
operators of the Montana fields, meet
ing at Miles City, Saturday. from var
ious western points, effected a perma-
of this city president and adopted res
ncnt organization, elected H. B. Wiley
olutions relative to pipe lines, distance
between wells and opposing Senate
Bill 1O3.
President Wiley's term is for three
months only. Fl. T. Hasselquist of
LeWistown was chosen secretary. The
organization consists of six charters
as a nucleus, Miles City, Billings.
LeWistown, Havre, Roundup and Great
Falls. New chapters may be added
consisting of 10 or more members.
Only officers and directors of oil COM
panies, trustees of s~yndicates, geolo-
Gists or others actually engaged in the
oil business aside from being merely
stockholders, are eligible to member
ship. The committee on permanent or
@anlzation consists of B. 7. Shawhan
Billings; p. Dickerson, L]ewistown; C.
j. Parry. Billings; and w. b. Leavitt,
Miles City.
The resolutions urge passage of a
law making all pipe lines in this state
common carriers. Distance between
wells or wells from party lines or pub
lie roads is left to the discretion of the
state railway commission.
Inc executive committee met in Bill
lings Monday.
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EX-SOLDIER MAKES Big
FORTUNE IN CAT CREEK
Got Credit for Time in Army on Home
stead Which Has Proven Sue
Cessful Oil Structure.

Lewistown, Feb. 9.-Mr. Wildschutz,
the lucky owner of the tract bearing
his name, and on which there are about
SIX wells, arrived at the field Friday
after a trip east. This young man
took up this big tract as an enlarged
homestead just before entering the
army, and it certainly was not a prom e
Using tract then. He had the benefit
Of army service, the time running on
the entry, and in the very beginning
Of the oil activity, let much of the
acreage go on the usual royalty basis.
Even at,that the oil produced has al
ready provided the young soldier with
a very comfortable fortune.
The Mid-Northern's No. 3 well on
the Wildschutz tract reached a depth
of 900 feet Saturday and work was
suspended to straighten out some
trouble with the hole. Everything was
adjusted Sunday and drilling was re-
sumed. By the end of this week the
company expects to bring in a big well.
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MOVE RIG TO DRILL AN
OFFSET WELL FOR THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co

L~ewistown, Feb. 9.-The Montana
Superior, having filled it's 500 barrel
tank at its No. l well, shut off the
flow Sunday and is now tearing down
the rig, which will be set up on a site
offsetting the Unit Petroleum we'll,
220 feet west, and where a new well
will be spudded in as soon as the neces-
sary preparations can be made.
.. L. Reed, manager of the Big Six.
came in from his Cat Creek property
Saturday night and reports that the
rumors to the effect that the well has
come in are without foundation. Drill
ing is still going on and the manage
ment is more hopeful than ever of
success.
Charles Wiper, cashier of the EN-
pire bank, f. J. Robinson and others
Saturday organized the Security Pc.
troleum Syndicate, which will develop
acreage in the Cat Creek field.
The Shaffer Oil Co. is expecting its
first rig to arrive in Winnett Monday
and it will be at nee conveyed to the
drilling site, located on the Taylor
tract in section S-15-29.
The Winnett people understand bet
ter than those farther away from the
field the urgent need for an adequate
supply of water for the Cat Creek and
they have just subscribed $4,000 to
the support of a big project for bring
ing in the water from the Musselshell
river to the heart of the field.
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Montana Oil and Gas Review
|DRlLLER OFFERED BONUS
TO BRING IN A WELL
Kansas Montana Expert Says That
He'll Get the Money Too. En-
pect Big Producer.

Lewistown, Feb. 6.-The Kansas.
Montana's expert driller has returned
TO the Winifred property and every.
thing is being made ready for a re.
sumption of drilling there. 1t is re
ported that a cash bonus has been of.
fered the driller if he brings in a com
mercial we'll and he is very confident
of getting the money.
The coming in of the Montana-Su-
perior proves up as productive forty
acres more of the Joe Miller ranch
and is also beneficial to the Harrison
Green tract to the south and the area
on which the Big Lehman and Nc
Carthy wells are located to the north.
This well is now flowing over the cas-
ing strongly and the production is ex-
pected to show an increase for some
days yet.
The Frantz No. 2 River well, a quar-
ter of a mile west of the discovery
well, is expected to come in about
Tuesday. There was a heavy flow Of
water in the first sand. with some oil,
which was not looked for. The water
cased off today an only about 125
feet remains to be drilled to reach the
second sand in which the oil was hit
in the discovery.
Officials of the Republic Oil company
arrived here from Seattle and
Denver and are at the we'll today in
the expectation that it will be in very
soon.
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TWO MORE WELLS HAVE
TAPPED The FIRST Sand
Oil Is Standing in Casing of Hover
Schwartz and Unit Petroleum
Wells Near Winnett.

Lewistown, Feb. Soil is standing
in each of the two wells on the Joe
Miller tract near Winnett, which
touched producing sands Sunday night,
and considerable bailing was done on
Monday while setting the 614 inch
castings, preparatory to drilling in the
wells Tuesday. The first well to come
in was that of the Hover-Schwartz in
section 11-15-29. The other was that
of the United Petroleum in section 10
1929. Both wells struck the sands
at about the some time, at approXi-
mately the same depths, and similar
conditions prevail at each.
Several biologists and oil operators
visited the wells Monday and when
they returned to Winnett Monday
night expressed themselves as believ-
ing tshat both will be very good pro-
ducers when drilled. The amount of
production could not be estimated.
The Hover-Schwartz was originated
by the Montana Lease & Royalty Co.,
and most of the capital is owned by
Lewistown men. The majority of the
stock of the Unit Petroleum is held by
Miles City men. j. A. Kaufman and
c. NJ. McCutcheon of Great Falls are
also heavily interested in it.
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TO BEGIN DRILLING FOR OIL
IN MISSOULA SECTION, REPORT

Missoula, Feb. 5.-Drilling for oil
will be begun soon neal Missoula. A
total of 10000 acres of land in the
Frenchtown valley is being pooled into
what is said to be the biggest oil COM
pany in Montana, for the purpose of
exploring for oil.
For weeks farmers in the French
town valley have been busy on the
plans, looking toward the formation of
the company, and all land possibly
available for oil is being tied for leases
for the oil and gas rights.
At a recent meeting of the farmers
further efforts We're decided upon and
those at the head of the movement
We're urged to speed up things so that
a drilling outfit might be brought in
and erected with the least possible de-
lay. There has been for some time a
strong belief that there is oil in the
Frenchtown valley.
1t has been reported that some
biologists have said that there should
be oil there, according to the contour
of the land, but no report, tracing out
the formations has yet been made pub
lie.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-11
PROTEST BLUE SKY LAW
AT ROUNDUP MEETING
Business Men of Musselshell City Also
Urge Making of Pipelines Com
mon Carriers.

Roundup. Feb. AT a well attend
ed meeting Of the Commercial club Fri
day night resolutions We're adopted
protesting against the passage of the
Dearborn bill, on the ground that the
provisions were too stringent, and
would retard development, also in
vesting so much power in the state
auditor. Copies Of the resolution are
heing sent to other organizations in
the state.
A resolution was adopted asking for
a bill declaring pipe lines to be com
NOR carriers, and that the law of emil
nent domain apply to rights of way
for such pipe lines, and urging that
such Legislation be enacted as will re-
suit in the refining of Montana oil in
Montana. A delegation will be sent to
Helena when the hearing on the Dear
born bill is had.
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ern exposure and the low altitude of
Logan pass it will be free from snow
early in the season. Ordinarily it will
probably be open to travel in June and
remain open until some time in Octo-
Der. This of course, will make it a
valuable route for commercial travel
as well IS for tourist travel.
Most Scenic in America.
1t is unquestioned that the road will
be one of the most scenic, if not the
most scenic, in America, as from Log
an pass and the section developed by
the road, scenery of unrivaled gran
deur and beauty is eve before one and
from the higher elevations the almost
countless rugged mountains with their
serrated escarpments, perpendicular
cirques and hanging glaciers present
to the observer an unparalleled sky
line and an abruptness and holiness of
CONFORMATION of the earth's crust not
found elsewhere in America.
Will Take Five Years.
The project as submitted contem-
plates the expenditure of 100000 an
nually and the highway to be COM
pletely built in slightly over five years.
The first section to be built will be
from the foot of Lake Mcdonald to
Glacier hotel and on to Logan falls.
The second years work would be from
st. Mary chalets on the present Black
feet highway along the north shore of
st. Mary's lake toward G~oing-to-the-
Sun chalet and thereafter work would
be prosecuted each year on each side
OF the divide, advancing both fronts
toward Logan pass as rapidly as funds
and climatic conditions would permit.
The construction Of the transmoun-
tain road considered solely as an in
vestment is sound. The number of
at the present time is less than $500
motor cars coming into Glacier park
annually. On cOmplation If tho tr.,e
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-11
ITS YOUR MOVE"-CHECKER
TOURNAMENT WILL BE HELD
AT WILLISTON THIS MONTH

The seventh annual North Dakota
Checker tournament will be held in
Wil!iston, N. d., on February 22nd and
23rd, 1921. The large silver cup will
he awarded to the winner; other suit
able prizes will be given for End, 3rd.
4th and 9Th places. A large attendance
is expected and all players of the state
are cordially invited to attend. 1t is
expected that a delegation of Montana
players will be there on the 23rd and
play a match with the North Dakota
Winners. For further particulars
write
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a Good Medicine for the Grin

George w. Watt, South Gardner,
Me-, relates his experience with the
grip. 81 had the worst cough, cold
and grip and had taken a lot of trash
OF no account. Chamberlain's Couch
Remedy is the only thing that has done
me any good whatever. l have used
one bottle of it and the cold and grip
have left me-"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-11

The potato Weld in Scotland in 1920
has been very successful. 1t is esti-
mated that more than 1.230,0 O0 tons
of potatoes were produced. This is
100000 tons more than last year and
the largest return since 1885. The
yield per acre was rs tons.
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NORTHWESTERN OIL CO.
is LATEST TO ORGANIZE

Havre, Feb. 9.-Articles of incorpor-
alton were filed yesterday at the clerk
and recorders office by the Northwest
tern Oil Company.
The company will have five directors
/. Y. Beauliou Of Chinook, Florence
Boauliou of Havre, George Quay of
Havre and Edward Quay of Havre.
The company is capitalized at $780,
600 and will have 100 900 shares at 81
per share.
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portation road it is conservatively es-
tlmated that travel through northwest
ern Montana to Glacier national park
Will number between 10000 and 49,
coo cars annually.
This accomplished, the Roosevelt
Highway will then assume it's reality
as the most wonderful, the most scenic
lie u! HeMQ5!Q oIqeeo!Alas qsom pue
the world.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-11

The Detroit Board of Commerce is
planning to hold a second WATERWAYS
convention in March for the purpose
of assisting in the campaign for the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep water
way.