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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
TIRECOMPA
DEFERSACTl0N
0NBlC0RDER
Will Not Accept Contract Until
Plant Has Surplus Over
Local Demand.

The board Of directors of the Mon
tana Cord Tire company will take no
action on the 100000 tire contract
offered by the Better Tires company of
Chicago, for 100 tires a day for one
year, according to c. A. Robertson, fl
nancing representative of the Akron
Engineering company of Akron, Ohio.
until the production of the plant reaches
an output that will enable the company
to produce this amount in addition to
the demands of the local trade.
No surplus for so Days
According to Mr.. Robertson, it will
likely be GO days before the company
reaches production that will enable
the delivery of the amount of tires
called for in the contract from the
Chicago company and supply the home
demand. The Chicago company is a
jobbing concern and in view of the
fact that their heaviest demand is in
the spring. there is no immediate neces-
sity of accepting the contract
No Tires Produced Yet
No tires have been produced at the
company's plant, according to Mr. Rob
erson. but it is expected that produc-
ton will begin within few days. The
officials of the company are at present
working on the factory schedule and it
is estimated that about 30 men will
be employed when the factory opens
for steady production.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
SCOUTS GUESTS
OF R0TARIANS
AT NOON LUNCH
Great Falls Ranks First in
Cities of Class in Scout
Activities.

The Rotary club Of Great Falls will
be host to the first class Boy Scouts
of the city at their regular noon-day
luncheon Wednesday at Hotel Rain
bow. it was announced Monday by F.
L. Greybill. scout executive. The in
lvestiture ceremony for first class scouts
will be a feature of the program.
Court of Honor Meets.
The Court of Honor of the scout or
ganization will meet in the council
chambers at the court house Tuesday
at 7:3O y. m. and scouts who are passed
on at this meeting will be eligible to
attend the luncheon. Five candidates
are expected to appear for first class
standing at the Court Of Honor meet
ing and 90 are expected to apply for
merit badges.
Mr.. GraybiH returned Saturday from
Portland, where he attended CON
ference of the scout executives of the
northwest states last week and will
make a report of the sessions to the
Rotary club members ut the Wednes-
day meeting Mr.. Graybill stated that
statistics show that Great Falls ranks
higher than other cities of its class IN
the percentage of Boy Scouts.
City First In Glass.
Great Falls. according to the scout
executive. has between % and 80 per
cent of its boys in the organization and
the average of cities of similar size
range from 10 to 20 per cent. DR.
George J.. Fisher. chief scout executive
in charge of field work: James A.
Wilder, chief sea scout. and IL. il. Me.
Donald, director of the department. OF
camping. were present at the confer
cnce. These men are national officials
Of the organization from New York.
Forming Third Troop.
A third troop is being organized at
the Congregational church, according
to Mr. Graybill, and all boys of the
city not over II years of age are eligi
bic for membership in the troop, a
meeting of the troop will be held at
the church Saturday at 4:30 p. m.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
LEGAL ADVERTISING
PROPOSALS FOR GRAZING LEASE,
ROCKY BOY RESERVATION.

ROCKY BOY RESERN ALTON.
Sealed proposals will be received until
10 o'clock a. m. November 26, 1921, for
the leasing OF the south end of the
Rocky Boy reservation on fractional
townships % north ranges Is and 16
east, Montana meridian, approximately
30.0sO acres to the highest bidder for
period Of five years from June 1, 1922
to May 81, 1927, for to hold and tosgraze
a maximum of 1900 head Of cattle or
5000 head of sheep mo combination
thereby, at stated price per head.
No bids will be accepted at figure less
than $500 per head for cattle per year,
and 6Oc per head for sheep per year,
the minimum yearly rental to be paid
shall amount to the price bid per head
on 1900 head of cattle or 5000 head Of
sheep. A five-year permit will be exc
cuted in favor Of the successful bidder
revocable in the discretion Of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior. The department re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids, or any part Of any bid. The de-
partment also reserves the right to
select allotments for Indians within this
lease, said al1otments to be fenced by
Indians to take up not over 5000 acres
of grazing land. Any further informa-
ton may be obtained by communicating
with this office.
October "a, 1921.
J. B. PARKER,
Farmer in Charge & & d. A.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
NOTICE OF SALE OF
CASCADE COUNTY. MONTANA
PUBLIC HIGHWAY BONDS.

Notice Is Hereby Given. That in pur-
suance OF a Resolution adopted by
the board of county commissioners Of
3. 1921. authorizing the issaance Of
coupon bonds hereinafter described.
the said board Of county commissioners
will on Friday, the 4th day of Novem-
Der. 1921, at ESQ o'clock p. M, at the
county commissioners room IN the
court house in the city Of Great Falls,
Montana. receive sealed bids and sell
to the highest anG best bidder Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars $500 00D
way bonds OF the denomination Of
$1,000 each. bearing interest at the
rate of per cent per annum. payable
semi dated the first day Of
July. 1921. and becoming due as fol
lowest numbers first:
$4,000 on July 1st. 1924; $4,000 on
July LIST 1925; $4,000 IN July LIST, 1926:
$4,000 on July 1st. 1927; $4,000 en- July
1st 1873 $1,000 On 3aly st 1922
on January 1st. 1881: $4,000, on Janu-
airy 1st. 1885: $4,000 on July LIST. 1885;
$4,000 on January as lst 1885; $4,000 on
S10. 900 on January list. 1889: $4,000 on
January 1st. 1910; 100000 on July LIST.
1871.
SllQ DOnQS DelHS EeueeHldDI6 on
the interest payment date next pre-
ceding their respective maturities, both
principal and interest payable at the
American Exchange National Bank. in
the city of New York, state of New
York, said bonds are to be issued by
the county of Cascade for the purpose
Of constructing system of necessary
public highways within said county.
The said county will deliver to the
purchaser the approving opinion Of
Wood and Oakley, Chicago. Illinois.
and the successful purchaser must be
prepared to take up and pay for the
bonds promptly within two weeks at
ter the date of sale. All bids must be
all bids other than by or behalf of the
state board Of land commissioners of
the state of Montana must be accom-
panied by an unconditional certified
amount Of ten thousand dollars. pay
able to the order Of the county treasur-
err of Cascade County, Montana, as
guarantee Of good faith. which check
cade, Montana, as .liquidated damages
by any bidder to whom the said bonds
may be awarded at such sale In the
event such successful bidder shall re-
fuse to accept said bonds and prompt
~ make payment for such bonds up
on delivery by the county at a bank
designated by said purchaser. The
said bonds will not be sold for less
than their par value and the board OF
county commissioners reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. All
bids must be addressed to the under
signed, county clerk Of Cascade coun-
ty, at Great Falls, Montana.
Dated at Great Falls, Cascade Coun-
ty. Montana, this 3rd day Of October,
1921.
Attest
BEN C. JOHNSTON.
Chairman Board of County Commits
siOners
JOHN E. MORAN. County Clerk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
CARD Of THANKS

We wish to thank the Masons. Saliva
ton Army, Great Falls Machinists'
locals 1916 and PSI, and Havre local
400, and all kind friends for their
sympathy extended to us in the loss
of our dear husband, father, son and
brother, Harry q. Hawkins. Also the
donors Of the floral offerings and auto
mobiles.
Mrs. Harry g. Hawkins and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Hawkins and family,
Mrs. w. +. Clapper and family.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
Funeral of Zurich
Man Held in Chinook

Special to The Tribune.
Chinook, Oct. 24-Andros Lewis,
father of Andy Lewis, Of Zurich, who
died Thursday in the Havre hospital
from pneumonia, was buried Saturday
in the Chinook cemetery. The funeral
services were conducted BY the Rev.
church.
The deceased was IS years of age.
He is survived by the son Mt Zurich,
and daughter, Mrs. Mitchell, in iowa,
and a number Of grandchildren.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
Women Far Outnu1nber
Men in French Capital

Paris.-{ Correspondence of the AS
ISOLATED Press. PARTISAN women
greatly outnumber the men. There are
Gi5.947 women in one ACCOMPLISHMENT
alone. where the men number only
Al AIS. This preponderance is espe-
cially manifest among persons between
90 and 80 years of age. where the war
made such gaps in the ranks of the
men.
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PLEASE NOTE - We do not
charge classified advertisements to
residence addresses,
pELr wAHrED-FEMALD

, MRS. ANNIS GALLAGHER. fashion
able dressmaker and expert remoo-
eler. Room 10, Sparkling Hotel.
WANTED-A woman to help with
homework on ranch. p. A. STANDBY,
Cascade, Montana.
Competent maid for general house
work. 1926 Fourth avenue north
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. 1905 First avenue north.
WANTED-Stenograp pupils. Phone
1901. 1916 Third avenue north.
MAID wanted for general housework.
Apply 800 Fourth avenue north.
WOMAN cook In small restaurant at
Stockett. Box 206. Tribune.
WOMAN for general homework. 327
Fourth avenue north.
WANTED-Dishwash Gateway Hotel,
Poplar, Montana.
Electrolysis. Mrs. Brandt Vandervort.
6493. -z----.-----
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WANTFD-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-FroIn owner, six room mod
ern bungalow; north side. VIII pay
$500 down, $3.50 per month. State full
une.
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% FoR REx1-UNFUKN1sH. APIS.


| FOR REST-FURNISIIED HOUSES
FOR RENT-One 3-room, one 4-room.
! one 7-room, all furnished ana modern.
| Two blocks from Hotel Grand. 9Th
street north.
THREE rooms, furnished, in duplex
| house; modern, except heat; close in,
| newly furnished, $3.50. 321 Eighth
! FIVE-ROOM house we'll furnished
| Right place for large family. Rent
| reasonable. Call 6o1 Eleventh street
| north.
FURNISHED-S-room house for rent
| reasonable. Apply Charles Wegner,
| 306 First avenue south.
TWO-ROOM furnished house; rear 1917
| Sixth avenue north; rent $l5 Inquire
| c. F. Mclean.
| ed; modern; close in. SIG Sixth
! avenue south.
| FOUR-ROOM furnished house. close to
| school Or will sell. 1911 Fifth ave-
nue. north.
THREE-ROOM, clean, modern except
| heat. Call afternoon. 1913 Seventh av-
/ enue south.
I5-ROOM furnished house; modern;
Fone in house 511 Fourth avenue
| south.
TWO room house, furnished. Second
| avenue south and Sixth street. Fone
| 5432.
THREE-ROOM furnished house; bath /;
| $40. rs Third avenue south. Fone 9479.
! MODERN seven-room house, furnish
| ed or unfurnished. 7o3 Fifth Ave. No.
! BROOM house. partly furnished; close
| In; SIS per month Pierse Auto Co.
| STRANGERS in town-houses ready to
| live in. GA Sixth street south
| SEVEN-ROOM modern furnished house.
Inquire 619 Sixth street north.
TWO room nicely furnished bungalow.
9o5 Eighth avenue north.
| TWO three room houses, cheap. 413-
! AIS Seventh avenue south.
SMALL house. $40 Eighth Ave. So.
20 Fok RENr-UNFUK. HOUSES
FOR RENT-Large eight-room house
and barn; range for stock; edge of
city; city water; low rent to respect
able party. Apply 1107 Fourth avenue
south.
MODERN five-room brick bungalow;
with garage; paved district; for occu-
pancy November LIST. Hickman, ga
Central avenue.
unfinished house; close in; $3.50
month, including water. Sixth street
north.
FOR RENT-Five-room strictly modern
bungalow; 1901 First avenue. north
Rent $3.50. Inquire c. H. Mclean.
TO RENT-Four-room modern bunga-
lowy 2O22 Central avenue. Inquire 3l9
Fourth avenue south.
FOUR-ROOM house modern. 2226
Seventh avenue north. Call 1922
First avenue north.
FOUR-ROOM modern except heat
$500 per month. Inquire 1908 Fifth
avenue north.
NEW, modern house for rent reason
able. 1405 Seventh avenue south.
Call 9544.
! FOR RENT-Six room house. Call
next door to 4l6 Fifth avenue south
THREE-ROOM house; partly modern
1907 Sixth avenue north. Phone 8949.
TWO-ROOM house; not modern: cheap.
Inquire 70S Fourth avenue south.
MODERN four-room. Close in. 625
Third avenue south. A. H. Gray.
THREE room house, unfurnished; re-
modelled. BOT Fifth street south.
FOR RENT-Barn and cabin. Inquire
20O4 Sixth avenue north.
|5-ROOM modern bungalow. COS Sixth
avenue north.
MODERN house; garage; adults. Fone
5513.
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BEN c. JOHNSTON,
Chairman Board OF County Commits
siOners.
JOHN e. MORAN, County Clerk
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ENAMINAT

Il n Y MIN .IIIVN.
Notice is hereby given that an exam
ination Of candidates for certificates as
certified public accountants will be held
at the University of Montana, Missoula,
Montana, on November 10 and is, 1921.
Application forms may be obtained from
the registrar of the University OF Mon
tana, M!ssoula, Montana.
BY order of the Board Of Examiners.
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DEATHS AID FUNERALS

PETERSON-The body OF Charles
Peterson is at the O'Connor chapel.
ed upon word from relatives in Mime
sofa.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25

The worlds largest telescope has
been completed at Berlin, being more
than 20 feet long and five feet in
diameter
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POULTRY AND EGGS

IL POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR SALE-Five thoroughbred Laken-
velder hens, IS. Also White Leghorns,
cheap. Call at 1107 Fourth avenue So.
GANDERS, geese. Red cockeyels; thor
oughbreds. 1921 Sixth avenue north.
Phone 7130.
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FOR SALE-FCRNITURE


HIGH GRADE FURNITURE USED
SIX MONTHS.
Turcoman Wilton rug. .........$1OO 90
$4,000 Karpen overstuffed set. 5000 90
Walnut bedroom set, complete. $4,000
4 Walnut dining room chairs. :. S40O 90
Walnut bed, complete. $4,000
White enamel kitchen table. -. $500
8 Youths chairs. each. ............$ $500
Dodge touring car. .$650.O 90
Call $40 First avenue north.
BARGAINS in used Electric Vacuum
l Premier Cleaner ....... $4,000
. Eureka Cleaners .... $25 90
! Universal Cleaner new $1,000
The se Glee snfG' Shop sis Central goo 90
nue.. Phone 6675
SALE fumed oak buffet: dining Ia
BILE; 6 chairs. leather upholst cred;
davenort; leather rockers: dress
ers; library table. Bargain. To
sell at once for cash. 3l8 Seventh
LIBRARY TABLE, dining table, buffet,
chairs, piano. cabinet phonograph.
White sewing machine, sanitary
couch, ts-pad laundry stove and small
week. 1921 First avenue north.
TWO dressing tables, bevel edge mir
rors in first class condition. with
chairs to match; two fancy screens
and rugs. Pangburn's Hat Shop.
Third street north Phone CAST.
OAK CHIFFONIER, fumed oak rocker.
springs and mattress, kitchen cabinet,
oak chest, few toys and cooking uten-
sis, single bed complete. 1909 Fifth
avenue north.
DINING table; chairs; rockers; dress
ers; bed, complete; library table;
range; heater; for sale at 418 Fifth
avenue south.
ONE Wilton rug, 9x12; one rug, 8.3x1O6;
one rug, 6x9; and really good furni-
ture; very cheap. Call 9775.
t'OR Medium sized Cold Blast
SO Ninth street south.
FURNITURE for sale, and 5-room
house for rent. Inquire 1910 Fifth av-
enue north
UNIVERSAL range and Globe Hot
Blast heater. Alt Third street north.
GOOD heater and Monarch range. SIG
Fourth avenue south. Phone 1853
EXCELLENT Player, cheap II sold at
once. 1113 Third avenue south.
FURNITURE exchange; buy, sell or
trade. Phone 9746.
GOOD heater for sale. Phone 7427.
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
MAKE your next order a load of
Hound Greek Coal
the most economical coal on the
market. Phone 9816. Herrin &
Hoffman.
CITY AGENT for J. r. Walking Pro-
ducts. Mrs. James F. Lampman, 1121
Central Phone 1920
COAL, lump, 1925; nut, $500; mine run,
$3.50. Phone 1858.
SAND COULEE COAL4-$6.25 and up.
Phone 1924.
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PERSONAL

1 II PERSONAL
PRIVATE tutor for children or adults,
VIII give private or class lessons In
English or common school branches.
Box 2O7, Tribune.
COUPLE, on farm. no children, would
like to give home to q small child.
Box 205,} Tribune. =
WANTED-Child to- care fory Baby
preferred. 1909 Second avenue south.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25

NEW management; Acme Hotel, 317ts
Central avenue; modern and up-to-
date rooms. Old time price SIS a
week and up. When in the city make
COMFORTABLY furnished room in
private home; breakfast privilege. 1911
Fourth avenue north.
HOTEL OXFORD, 512ls Central Ave
nue.; best and cleanest rooms at most
reasonable rates.
"A LARGE furnished front room for
gentlemen; very close in. ia Sec
ond avenue north.
CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms at
reasonable rates. Fair Hotel, COS
Central avenue.
MODERN rooms, with or without board,
2 blocks from Hotel Grand. 8 Sixth
street north.
FEATHER your nest for winter. Room
at Y. Nj. &. A. Popular center Few
vacancies.
SMALL ROOM in modern home for
gentleman; close in; $500 month.
Fone 1928.
warm, close in. SIS Fourth street
NICELY furnished room, close in.
Phone 9451. Apply 324 Fourth street
north.
ATTRACTIVE front room; plenty of
heat; $500. 612 Third avenue north.
WELL heated sleeping rooms, $40
month. 81 Second avenue south.
MODERN room, 100 First avenue No.
Phone 5145. Gentleman preferred.
VERY desirable room for gentleman.
201h Central avenue. Phone 8402.
LARGE front room FOR rent. Phone
@6310. 225 Fourth avenue north
ROOM for rent in modern home. go
Third avenue north
PLEASANT room. $40 Fourth avenue
north.
MODERN room. 1920 Third avenue
north.
Furnished room; $12. 615 Second Av. No
ROOM for rent 700 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED room. 800 Fourth st. N.
MODERN room. S16 Second Ave. So.
ROOM-Gentleman 414 End Ave No
ROOM; garage. 1911 3rd avenue north
FRONT room. sos Fifth avenue north
ROOM. COL Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT-HOUsEK'PIN RMA
TWO large rooms, ground floor. pri-
vate entrance, modern except heat.
No children accepted. 9O2 Sixth
avenue north Phone 6671. /.
THREE room furnished apartment;
neat ard clean; living room, bedroom,
kitchenette and bath; gas. 219 18th
street north.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, Jew
ell Apartments on Second street, be-
tween Central avenue and First ave-
nue. north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms: with model
kitchenettes; special rates to steady
tenants. Fair Hotel. sos Central Ave.
WELL furnished three-room, ground
floor, modern, pleasant Call after
noon. 1923 Seventh avenue south.
HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping room
Large, modern front room. 7O9 First
avenue south. Phone 1855.
TWO modern@ heated room,i with
kitchenette and gas range. PA
Thirteenth street north.
TWO large unfurnished rooms. partial
" modern; garage II desired. GIG
Sixth avenue north.
TWO rooms neatly furnished; strictly
private. Phone 1874 1921 Fourth
avenue south.
MODERN four, three and two-room
housekeeping apartments. 703 Fifth
avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING room at the Federal,
214k Second avenue north. Call at
the ROLAND.
HOUSEKEEPING room: bachelor or
employed lady, $12; gas. all Fourth
avenue south.
THREE desirable furnished housekeep-
n.y. ing rooms. 210 Second avenue north.
TWO furnished rooms, with kitchenette,
SIS per month. 116 Third street north.
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TO THA01

q TO TRAS36
FOR SALE-Violln, very good hand
made instrument. $3.50. VIII trade
for Ford. good running condition
P. o. Box 400
TO TRADE-Six cylinder touring car
for REIMBURSEMENT; must have tim
Der and water. P. o. Box 81.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For cattle;
Waterloo Boy tractor and plows. SOC
Central.
FOR TRADE--14 room hotel furnished;
for irrigated farm. Logan, Ford
Bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

MY EQUITY in 5-room bungalow on
north side, $4,000, less than cost for
quick sale Terms, and the best cash
proposition will receive consideration
as to price. P. o. Box 1854, Great
Falls EIOnt.
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FARMS AND RELlNQUISHMEN
DIVERSIFIED FARM
FOR SALE
Deer Lodge Valley,
Montana

1900 acres, large creek through place.
450 acres cultivated, 125 irrigated. 125
, acres more can be irrigated. Farming
implements, 125 tons of hay. horses,
chickens, 10 cows with calves. Full
particulars, Box Sc, Garrison, Mont.
NOW TRY farming on irrigated land !;
100 acre diversified ranch on main
road four miles from town; with s.
room house; barn with hay loft; good
improvements; II dairy cows and reg
istered bull; horses and machinery;
everything on easy terms. We also
have some choice refinquishments for
sale at give-away prices. Interstate
Realty. POSI-. Central.
200 ACRE REIMBURSEMENT: five miles
from town; fenced; good rich soil
plenty water; practically level; near
~ all tillable; 40 acres broke. Price
$3.50. Box 212, Tribune
FOR SALE-OR RENT-My stock ranch
at IIillegan, Montana; 5000 acres in
one body; easy terms for sale: cash
rent. Write to J. w. Millegan,
Eureka, Montana, for terms.
160-ACRE REIMBURSEMENT, / mile town;
80 acres cultivated. water now on
land; small buildings; fenced VIII
take auto or city property. or sell at a
bargain. Pagan & Norby.
16o PLOW LAND: cultivated; good
buildings; miles Great Falls. mort
gage due, must sell at once, SIG so
acre. Room 8. 20S1s Central.
100 ACRES Promised land (24-3). VIII
sell REIMBURSEMENT cheap. Good loca-
ton. Box 211, Tribune.
$50 ACRE REIMBURSEMENT, all under
ditch. Box 1874. Tribune.
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9 Eos RENT-MISCELLAN
A ID ID | N G machine for
rent, 100 IL Central
avenue
POTATOES STORED
Potatoes stored In car lots. Great Falls
sTr, ncfor

AUTO STORAGE
$500 per month, brick warehouse.
Great Falls Transfer Co.
FOR RENT-One nice store room. fac
ing Sixth street north; one office
room, r. M. Block, Central avenue.
Sixth street north.
TO RENT-Office rooms in Simpson
block Inquire Nate Wertheim & Co.,
208 Central avenue.
GARAGE for rent. 625 Second avenue
north. Inquire Leland apartments
GARAGE for SALE Three-room house
for rent. Call 9775.
FOR RENT-Garage. 100 Seventh ave-
nue. north.
GARAGE for rent. 1911 Fourth avenue
north.
FOR RENT-Garage. SIS Fifth avenue
north.
GARAGE. 211 Third avenue north.
GARAGE-1220 Third avenue north.
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MELP WANTED-MALu
70 SITUATION WASTED-MALn

mixed farming preferred; or will work
for wages by the year. Box 200. Tri-
hume
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LIVESTOCK

70 LIVESTOCK
BUCKS FOR SALE-Pure-br bred Ram
bouillet yearlipgs and twos: big
boned; heavy wooded type; mountain
ranged; fine condition. Fl. X. HoWry,
p. 0 Box 1856, Billings, Mont
HAVE 125 head of choice yeariiag
Kambouillet rams and TOO lamb rams
to select from. c. r. Tintinger. Cas-
cade, Montana.
FOR E-Only SO thoroughbred
Hampshire ram lambs and yearlings;
good ones. Ed O'Connor, Cascade.
PASTURE for horses, miles out; No.
l feed. Great Falls Stables. Phone
4126.
FOR SALE-29OO cross-bred ewes. In
quire H. E. Ewing. Browning, Mont.
FOR SALE-Holstein calves. Phone
7177. Boston Heights Dairy.
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BOARD AND ROOM

IL BOARD AND ROOM
WOULD furnish reasonable room and
board to companionable girl or stu
dent, desiring refined surroundings.
Address Box 156, Tribune.
ROOM and board, good home cooking;
hot and cold water in room. GA First
avenue north.
BOARD and room; steady and tram
sient; at 815 Second avenue south.
EXCELLENT board and room at 1913
Third avenue north; reasonable.
Sunday dinner, l p. SOL Sec. ave. n
ROOM and board. yU7 6th st. No.