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New-York tribune., 1921-12-21

viii take action on problems Individual
TO the children's and infants wear
menufacturers. The group is expected
to be enlarged within d short time,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service
AKRON OHIO

~ - Neil Co. p T. Tobiu, basement
spring dresses; "a w. s6th ct.
,,rx4nxsE
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
la Bronx County

Paterno Construction Co E
Korfantc, February >. 19el. siSgI6.Ta
Ss''ns-~f''iT, oS'QnsN -, lszi Il3s9 rea
New-York tribune., 1921-12-21
judgments Filed
rn New York Connty

The following judgments were fisd IS
.Arsay, the first mama being that OF tho
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
GLEN ALLEN

Health is not so good, as quite
few pcoplc in and around town
are suffering with bad colds. Dr..
stammrr has been kept quite busy
lately
emmett McManus returned to
-. L". Sunday, where he has
employment, after visiting his
m"thcr Mrs. Julia McManus. here
n wee nr more.
Lou'- Gandt and family attend
ed church here last Sunday and
spent the afternoon with their,
Nun' Mrs Rcbccca Rhodes.
Jan Fowler. one Of our mer.
chant. d, stocking up his store
with Hr goods again.
Nj Reasons, who has been
gone '.r quite a while. has re-.
turned
Hush Mills spent Sunday with
HON, folks.
Nj and Mrs. Steve Page are re-
l"lcing over the arrival of boy.
born September y
NJ ,nd Mrs Henry Winters of
n.w .u'csy,llc attended church
AZ tt. place Sunday.
L Robins who has posi-.
home saturday returning TO his
work Sunday.
NJ and Mrs W. W Matthews
r0d family visited in Lutesville
SUNDAY
RcH + C. Abernathy preached
hiS 'ar.vr. sermon AZ the Rap-
us' church here Sunday night.
Hrr 60 lose Bro Abcr-
-r'iN a- our pastor, hut may
..s.' hlcrs'n"s 90 with
BIN q. boz, new field is our prayer.
John adams Of near town Is
surely going into the chicken
busino,, as he has built some fine
poultry houses.
C,yr0f1s
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
pI'CHtNA<

e. ha'..~'' so"n any news
from 'his rl,r" fnr some time.
vlI IN my hand again.
H.ai'h De- rr"'', r..i
rIowirr for and sowing wheat
.r.~,. 'u So the order Of the day
vs. N.'N Tarrc. visited Mss
pul, Isajrri Sunday
Hf and NJ Wclacr Sitzr are
hr,ur the chills
Fred Site. who has been IN the
Flatwoods. came home Saturday.
Earl and povic Hcaduck at
tended church a, Little Vine Sat.
grday night
Floyd SitU came home Satut-
..' night he was accompanied
ty ms cousin William Site.
EIsay DGnham attended church
~ Little Vine Saturday night.
Floyd and William Sitzc attend
rd church at Little Vine Saturday
night
Sllas Green Is working at Ed
F'ttmans >aWmill
MISS Mary Green Is on the puny
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

n lazy no'account fceling with
yawning and slccpi0cs in the day
time is caused hy torpid liver
and disorderod bowels. Herbinr
Is splendid remedy or such all
lncnts. 1t clcanscs the system and
restores vim and activity, Price.
eOc, Sold ny al druggists.
Mrs. Alice Il. Ally was in ST.
LOUIS last week on business IN
connection with the Red Cross.
Mrs. Ally Is secretary Of the BoI.
hnger county chapter.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell
returned To Advance Monday
morning after spending the week
end IN this city rs the guest Of
Miss Mary Dell Caldwell jackson
Cash.Book.
W d Allen Is having his dwell.
hng trcatcd 90 new coat of
pant EouE Mayer and sam New.
ell are doing the work.
The girIs basketball team Of
Will Mayhcld College wl,l play the
PuNlco high school team on the
College campus here SATURDAY
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
W A. Jashion and two daugh.
tiers and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chf.
ton 81 Perry county visited at the
home Of John II Harty in Marble
Hill SUNDAY Mrs. Harty j. a
daughter Of Mr. C~hion and a
sister to Mrs Clifton.
u. II Zimmerman and son. Mas
ter leon Wilson. II sAllcnyillc
came up SUNDAY and visited his
parents Mr and Mrs. J " Rim
norman, unu, Monday
Mrs Mar zimmerman. widow
Of the late y a Zimmerman. II
Flat River. Who has h~en visiting
relatives i8 Sikr,tun. stopped 90
herr Sunday on her way home and
visited Judge and M. J VI Zim.
norman until Tuesday when she
wen, 20 Glen Allen wherr she will
visit Mrs Susan Waf,, q .,stf,.t.
~ days She will also visit At
Bcssvillc a day or So h"forc r--
turning home
Mr sgd Mr. ] \ NanAmburg
Of Bur'9rINHr Hrr moving INTO
J " samples property h-lov the
Pres, offr. 81, lr, g'sd ~ ..,-
r"~r 'h,~, -mad r~upir tu our
town
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
Notice 20 Earmers

To the members of the Boiling.
- COUNTY Farmers Mutual Aid
Society. Of Bollingcr county. Mo-:
Notice Sc hereby given that the
regular annual meeting uf said
society Will bc held at the court.
house in the town Of Marble Hill.
Missouri. on Sa'urdgF. rt.t ,
22nd. 1921, beginning at o'clock
g. m. ot O. da' - vhi.
meeting all members are invited
and urged TO h. present. as there
viii b" some very important buSi-
ness matters 20 bc transacted al
that time which will be for the
"ood ~ the association. So II you
have any propositions or suggcs-
tons 20 present that viii be- Of
benefit Ia the association be- pres
rn' and put them before the
m'c'i"r
There will also be- two trustees
." elect fUr q term ~ four yeas.
%" '"r lorancc township and one
FOR Liberty township Soon after
."~ "~V~sl ~.""'inc the trustees
h"r'n rrlisting the members
Of the association and il is very
Important that an, changes iesir-
~ '. D.. .~a'a ~ rh. vuud of the
resn"rs''Ha T. presented aud
adopted ~ this mcC'rn~
Hy ORDER of the trustees.
" l. ir'as. President
Rs X \ Dewitt. S.crctar-.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
500 Reward, 500

The readers uf this paper viii re
pleased TO learn that there - al least one
dreaded disease that science hiss been
able TO cure in ali its stages, and that Is
Catarrh HaQ's Catarrh Cpe Us the only
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. CRtarth being constitutional
disease, requires n constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken m
ternally, acting directly upon the llood
and mucous suffares ot the HvNtem there
by destroying the foundation of the dis.
ease and giving jhe patient strength ev
building up the Cotstit Htion and assisting
nature In doing its work The prcprietcrs
have 40 much faith IN ITS curative row.
ers shat they offer one Huudrca Dollars
sot any case that II faiis 90 cure Send
for list Of testimonials
Addre., = ,iltNEy Q 60 Toledo. o
sold NV ~ f'f1i"rists 7kc
lAk. mare EAnlv Ttls ff ruu. patton
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

In another column of this issue
you will find an article headed
Bolllnger County Needs a Farm
Bureau. written by c. l.. Den.
man, which sets forth the advan.
tages Of . Farm Bureau and how
It would benefit this county. Bc
surc % read II.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

list.
Arthur Green made a trip "a
Gipsy Friday morning,
X Il, Bowen has been having
the chills.
our school is progressing nicely,
Blue Eyes.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
Prince Albert's a new
note in the joys of rolling 'em!

Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all lashed to the mastl
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your di-
rection when you pal it with
P. A. and the makin's
papers! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful : to
your taste and pleasing in
its refreshing aroma, but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parchi
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
c. F. HOPKINS
DEPARTMENT
STORE

Nov mas n complete stock Of Red
wood shingles Louisiana Yellow
Pine flooring, siding, shipIap. finish
boards, mouldings etc. Get our
prices and examine the quality be-
fore you buy.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

For Sale High grade, large
type Poland China brood SOW, II
months old, md four 2-months-old
stock pigs from registered male.
Also 5. {. Rhode Island Red Cock.
erels and pullets, Prices reason
able. J. NJ Zimmerman, Marble
Hill, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
NEW NJ. +. PASTORATES FOR
YEAR ASSIGNED

The st. Louis annual conference
of the NJ. +. Church, South.
which was held at Kennett, closed
the night of October 2. Following
are the assignments for the Far.
mlngton district. O. II. Duggin
presiding elder:
Bismarck and lrondale. J w.
Ham; Bonne Terrc, Linus Eaker:
Bellview circuit, J. +. Ellis; Gale
donia circuit, j. l.. Wood, supply;
J. n Sitton, supply Desloge. S.
A. Bennett EvinS, J. A. Brown:
Esther, \ Il. Henry; Flat River.
William Stewart; Pennington. {.
7. Thogmorton Pennington cir
cult { ID Thomasson. surrly.
Frcdcrlcktown. J. T. Eyitts; Fred
cricktown circuit, +. d. Stickney:
lonton, Arcadia, A. $. Baldridge:
Dcadwood, J c Reid. Lutesville
and Glen Allen. Roy T Johnson,
Marble Hill circuit. J. ?. McDon.
aid, supply; Marquand, J. y. Doh.
crty, McCain's chapel and Rock
Hill, John Maynard, supply. Oak
Ridge circuit, J K Kincaid, Sedge-
wlckvllle circuit, NJ Fulkerson.
,uu'.'. Wh,' ,yp..r .fr..f
ard Walton; York chapel and Eu-
reka, NJ. VI Blacse; student South
ern Methodist university. Harvey
+ Stone, professor in Marvin
college. Albert VI stanton Ir
G.'"oon 100 and 100 persons
IN Missouri have applied TO the
state auditors office for blind
pensions. according TO the pen
sion clerk in the AUDITORS office.
Money To pay the pensions VIII
not be- available until after the
tax i collected this year, and II Is
probable tha IL will H. the first
Of the wear U922l before any
money ls ont When the pension,
are paid the payment will be- re-.
'~oac''yc 20 the date on which
the application 3, flcd Maiden
Merit.
II YOU have a~y visitor rrnm
ou, of town or know of anvua,
visiting YOUR ncIrhhors. nr now.
- .a. . L y .t ..
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

Lutesville and Marble Hill. Let's
all boost and put forth every eff
fort for better schools.
W, NJ, Wigger PUP. Chairman.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

No hunting or trnspassing will
he allowed on our farms. J. A.
Taylor, w. l.. Lutes and II. w.
Winters.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06


J. II, Wicccarver went To St
Louis Sunday on business.
l., Pauls Of fornfclt has our
thank. for renewal favors.
K T. Jones h. complete line
Of stationery, Seeing it means
buying there.
666 has proven il will cure Ma.
LARA. Chills and Fever. bilious
Fever. Colds and LaGripre
Samuel McMinn, Jr. came in
from Buchanan the latter part Of
last week.
Farm for SAlc-2O-Acr farm. lS0
acres in cultivation. two sets build.
ings easy terms. Write or call IN
ID. J. Conrad. Marble Hill. Mo.-3.
No hunting. fishing or trcspass.
Ing will b. allowed on my premis.
es. John fels
W X Chandler and Sheriff A.
J. Baker went to Patton yesterday
on business
Ruh-My.Tism - n powerful anti.
septic. |, kills the poison caused
from infected cuts. cures old
sores. letter. etc
Taylor Mere Co handlrs the
t-st grade of fertilizer I, will
pay YOU 10 huy yours there
J 6 flIis - 81 Louis sr~nt
from SATURDAY. 60 TUESDAY with
friend. IN Marble Hin
Frrr Tahlc, FOR ever, school
child II will tskc mother and
child a. set IL
W y Allen. our black mi,h i,
moving ~. shou 20 ht. huiling
h-law 'h~ Nuw W., Custom mil
W. ard Mrs. " Wteccarvct
and daughter Mss Nina arr in s.,
LOUIS this wcci
Ruy youT ~vsrora'rt fru's frpr,
x , ion-. Tho, ,-r ksu, IN re-.
fugrfa'or No hugs IN 'cfu
Luther lpunt went 20 kcnnrtt
Tursdsy on business and e1r-c,s
60 r. gone about week
II you arr booking fnr fun come
So The Sp,ns,rrs Return. AZ
Drums hall fr1da, nivht ueiat.t
Admission ~ aaJ TX
Rub NJ Tism Is grvs, pain
KILLER |, relieves pain and sorr.
ncss caused b, Rheumatism. Ncu.
ralgis, Sprains. etc
For skln cfuvttnns rash. rhnfrd
skin ps1ckly heat chiggvr bites
and sting ~ poisonous insects.
Ballsrds Snow linmvnt Is rnof
frc'jr application l. heals quick
y Thrc er,s. 3lr '.sc sad slsn
rcr ha,tl, Sold b, sll dru.v-.
The Old Maids ra,s returned
from kiuaiskc with ru.bsnts etc
and will - AZ Drum. ta1 Flr.
DAY ugghg October Admission
~ and i5c
The greatest cncmy II child ,l!e
Is the tar~ worm Il destroys
health and vitality The creates:
cnemy ~ the ,ap- worm r. Wh,tc.,
Crram Neurifusc One or tvo
doses socs the work, Prev. pc
Sold rs ali druggists,
Come see The Sptnstcr, he.
turn sequel 10 The Old Mad,
Convention, at Drums hall Fri-
day night, October I Admission
2Sc and l5c
The Twin City power plant Is
nuw IN operation the power b"ing
turned or for the fr>, time Mon.
day night Several NOR" houses
are h-sias y..ged and !. !s expected
tha, the plant will he running
full time before long
4 eruss, sickly baby suffering
from digestive troubles and loose
ness of the bowels needs Mct'cc's
Baby Elixir II checks the bowels,
eases the stomach and restores
healthy conditions Sold hy all
druggists
For Sale One WipdhurSt hight
ing plant. double and } single
lights, including lobes or shades,
800 feet Of pipe. tank and genera.
tor. all in good shape. Must sell
at bargain TO make room for
electric lights II will pay you
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
An Opportunity For You

me Daptd Nonhen ". -
School OF M.ehAnieal Trades, St. Losi,, Mo.
oren 10 men and to bows over j.. year.
81 wear "rtte for our Catalogue sna
Pamphlet on HucEaying and Cement and
Concrete wofk Write TODAY
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
Reaoy-to- Wear Department

QUALITY COUNTS-That'. the
reason our fall and winter line j, 20
full Of Il Every pattern beauty.
Harmonious In color and shade Per
feet N weave and texture.
SllLES-Right up 10 the miaatr.
Attractive, handsome, new and mob
by We know. W have studied the
fashion trend We will show you
what The best dressed people are
wearing
FlI-WeII, jus, like clothes ought
10 n Snug. bat roomy P0en,yuf
clotn but no bag or sag, ur aws-
ward hang Just the very WAY you
ike them
PEiCE-You vii. get more Tor
your money than YOU ever dia be-
fore You will b. satisfied That
enough 20 SAY
Our prices ar" lower than any
mai. orier houso iu America Tr,y
range $40. $3.50. SO. $50 $50.
S2i. $50 and So We can h,yo. and
your pockc,boah NraIsu represent
the Chicago Kahn Bros. TaIars
They H. send an export .l.yf here
September y. Come Do and l,, tm
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
NOTICE

No hunting or trespassinr will
be allowed on our farms. w. X.
Chandler, Hosea Scabaueh.
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

Priree AibsYt 10
~eid in toppy red
bags, tsdy red rims,
hsnSsems psunS
erd half pound fir
hasrsdors srd IN fhs
pound eyysfai glass
4 q n, dor With
spenss resstensr
for,
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06

And, for a fact, rolling
up Prince Albert is mighty
easyl P. A. is crimp cut and
stays put and you whisk it
into shape before you can
count three! And, the next
instant you're putting away
to beat the bandl
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It's
the greatest old buddy
smoke that ever found its
way into a pipe or cigarettel
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
Locals

County vourt is in session this
Marble Hill press., 1921-10-06
RED CROSS NEWS

Grorrie
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
OIL SHIPMENTS REDUCED.

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, April 2O.-The number
of oil ears shipped out from Winnett
Tuesday was temporarily dropped to
nine cars, but will at once come up
again.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
OFFICERS LOCATE
M0ONSH|NE OUTFIT
HIDDEN IN BRUSH
Deputies Find Man Watering
Oat Sprouts in Cozy Den
Near Riverview.
Special to The Tribune.


Billings, April 2O.-Officers Tues
day completely demoralized the cast
Of a scene lifted bodily from a John
Fox story of the Blue Ridge country:
Seeking moonshiners, Deputies Edward
Penrod and Bert Howard OF the
sheriff's office roamed far afield until
they came to q coulee near PinevleW:
They might unconsciously have passed
an innocent appearing clump Of trees
and brush if they had not heard foot
steps on pine flooring. Entering with
leveled weapons, they found a tiny
cabin. In this was A. NJ. Royce,
sprinkling warm water on bed OF
sprouting oats. In his belt was :,
revolver, and leaning against the wall
was a rifle.
The establishment was to a large
degree self sustaining. A spring was
nearby, and at the door was an out
cropping Of coal.
Taking Royce with them, after first
searching him and finding an l. W: W.
card in his coat pocket, the officers
pushed on to a ranch house. On the
porch was box containing complete
still, ready to assemble. When Lester
B. Guinne, owner of the ranch. made
his appearance, he also was arrested.
He acknowledged ownership of the
apparatus.
The two will be arraigned in district
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
DRILLING MATERIAL
On WELL LOCATION
NEAR CROW ROCK
Many Leases Are Filed for
Acreage Along South Sun
day Creek.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Miles City, April 2O.-Active pre-
parations are being made for the de-
velopment Of the Crow Rock structure
by local company which has had the
material for the camp site hauled to a
point near the Crow Rock postoffice.
Considerable interest is now aroused in
the recording, by Jacob Barth. OF
leases covering certain properties IN
sections 8 and 10 in township 8 north,
range 45 east, executed by John Waite,
Jacob Schott and others, which is
property understood to be located
along the South. Sunday Creek about
20 miles northwest of Miles City and
lying between Stone Shack and the
Fort Keogh reservation.
It is pointed out that, with the in
dications prominent in the strata form
ations of the earth, there is contin-
uous and running structure from the
Crow Rock area southeast toward the
proven gas fields in the Baker terri
tory. This confirms the belief that
the general oil fields lie in south
easterly to northwesterly direction and
extending from western South Dakota
to the territory north and adjacent to
Great Falls and Of considerable width
to include the famous Cat Creek area.
While it has not been formally an
nollnced, it is understood there will
follow some important developments IN
the nature of prospective operations IN
the immediate vicinity of and adjacent
to the Crow Rock structure and in
which there is believed to be con
siderable investment Of outside capital
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
Guardian Appointed
For Minor Children
in Phillips County
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Malta, April 2O-At short session
Of the district court Of Phillips county.
the following actions were taken:
Petition was entered for the appoint
ment of guardian for the minor chill
dren of CLAUS Jensen, deceased. former
ly residing at Dodson. hearing set for
trial April 90. Petition also filed for
appointment Of guardian for DeLene
Jarvis, minor child of Fred Jarvis, same
date.
Inventory and appraisement of estate
Of f. J. Tunison was filed showing
value Of estate at S16,O9444; J. III.
kunert and T. A. RAIDER, appraisers.
Seven petitions were filed for full
citizenship (second papers) as follows:
Martin Rossing of First Greek, re-
nouncing allegiance to Norway; Joseph
Canthier Of Regina, renouncing allegi-
ance to Great Britain; Nasseph Sale
bay Of Malta, Turkey; Joseph Davidson
of Caldwell, Great Britain; Frank p.
Henderson, of Ynot, Great Britain:
Henry S. Compton Of Nielsen, Great
Britain: Emil Ole Fossum of Nielsen.
Great Britain.
Two insanity cases were heard, that
Of Joe Ganty Of Phillips, and John
Tollefson of Saco. Both patients were
committed to hospital at Warm Springs
Tor treatment.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
Printing for County
Must Be Done Within
State, Rankin Rules.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Helena, April 2O-Attorney General
Wellington D. Rankin, in an opinion to
Hugo Camplin, manager of the Powder
neWsnaper n.vyr iy having mna the contract ] T for r
county printing cannot sublet the con-
tract or any part of such contract to
an individual or firm doing business
outside of the state.
The attorney general calls attention
to chapter II Of the session laws of
1917, which provides, in part, as fol-
lows:
"All newspapers which may receive
any contract for printing under this act
and which may not be able to execute
any part Of such contract shall be re-
quired to sublet such contract to some
newspaper or printing establishment
within the state, which shall do the
work under contract so sublet entirely
within the state, with Montana labor"
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21

sisnees were waiting to unload the
shipment and had ear ready to re-
ceive the liquor. On account Of the
darkness and the difficulty Of locating
prehend the consignees.
The liquor was held in Whitefish un-
til Monday when it was brought to
Kalispell and placed in the vault at
the sheriff's office. Informatians
charging three men with the posses
sion Of the liquor were filed Monday by
County Attorney Dean King and bench
warrants issued for their arrest.
Officer Metcalf estimated the value
Of the liquor at Canadian prices at
$3.50, but the 4. o. b." Whitefish
price was placed at about $1,000. The
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
NEWS FROM MONTANA OIL FIELDS
'Reorganize Oil Firm
to Extend Business
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Inc tribune.
Lewistown, April 2O.-The Hassel-
ouist & Borgert Co. effected a reor-
ganization Tuesday, the business hay
ing grown to an extent making this
necessary.
J. f. Manning, who has been ono Of
file outstanding figures in the Texas
oil development and who says Mon
tana is going to repeat the Texas rec
ord becomes a vice president as does
II. w. Andrews, former prominent
Young business man of Tacoma. Frank
i, Cunningham, well known Lewis
town banker, is added to the directorate
and NJ. w. Holman is made the gen
eral counsel.
The expanded company will con-
time to finance oil drilling projects,
as it has in the past and will also en-
gage in exploration work.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
HIGHLAND CO. WELL
NEXT To HIT SAND
IN DEVIL s BASIN
Missoula Men Say They Have
Only 400 Feet to Go; Expect
Much Development.
snoc;al to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, April 2O.-A. j. Urbano-
wicz, president of the Highland Oil
Co, drilling in the Devils Basin, and
E. M. Ross, field director for that
company, we're in the city Wednes-
day and stated that their well in sec
ton 23-11-14 is now down over 700
feet and they expect it to be the next
completion in the Devils Basin. The
depth necessary for completion is 1.1OO
feet where the Alberta Block and Van
Duzen wells have hit the sand, these
being half a mile distant from the
Highland.
Mr.. Ross stated that many new op-
orators are getting into the Basin and
that there is going to be intensive de-
velopment there right way, is an alb
solute certainty. Both visitors are
Missoula men and they also believe the
Bitter Root country is soon to witness
great activity in oil development.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
Camphor & Hydrastis
Fine for Sore Eyes

1t is surprising how QUICK eye in
flammation is helped by camphor,
hydrastis, witchhazel, etc. as mixed
in Lavoptik eye wash. One lady whose
eyes were weak and watery for three
years was helped AT ONCE. Another
case Of red, inflamed eyes was also
benefited. One small bottle Lavoptik
usually helps ANY CASE sore, weak
or inflamed eys. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. Great Falls Drug Co.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
Think THAT BENTON
!. FIELD MUCH LARGER
AZ
THAN CAT CREEK
Deal Closed by Lewistown Men
Who Take Over $500
Acres.
Special to The Tribune.

SPCVl01 " 1uC 1IiUuAC
Lewistown, April 2O.-AH tic papers
in the deal under which a group cf
Lewistown men will take over large
tract, about $500 acres. it is under
stood, in the Fort Benton structure.
near the location of the Transconti-
mental company's well site, were signed
Wednesday and bond entered into
to have rig on the ground within a
limited time. The papers now 20 to
Fort Benton for ratification there and
soon the activity will begin.
The Lewistown group is headed by
Frank r. Cunningham, prominent
banker, and the deal was closed only
after thorough examination had given
the structure strong approval, the
geologists considering it one of the
best structures in the whole state.
The deal is considered one of the
most important made this year in con-
nection with Montana oil development
and is likely to mean great things for
the Fort Benton field, which is char
acterized as another Cat Creek, only
upon a much larger scale.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-04-21
Was in Bed Three DAYS

Mrs. Josie Reed, 217 N. Exter ST.,
Tulsa. Okla, writes: II was in bed
three days with my back. took Foley
Kidney Pills and in two days was at
my work again. / cannot praise your
medicine too much" Foley Kidney
Pills stop bladder irregularities and
strengthen the kidneys. They help
eliminate from the system the poisons
that cause backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff joints, sore muscles, swollen
hands and feet. puffiness under the
eyes.-Great Falls Drug Store.-AdY