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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

A surprise party was given the
members of Unity Council at the last
meeting. when Representatives OF
Martha cambridge, Mizpah, Fidelity,
Mayfiower. Loyalty and Independent
councils attended the meeting. After
the routine business the surprise
came. when the following gifts were
presented: A miniature schoolhouse,
by the deputy state councillor, Mrs.
Sadie Levy; an, altar flag and gavel.
by Mrs. Julia Delano Of Fidelity
Council: guns from Loyalty Council,
by Jr. P. N. C. Mrs. Naomi Swami;
flags from Fidelity Council, by P. S. c.
Mrs. Mamie Howell; an altar cushion,
from Loyalty Council. by Mrs. l.. A.
Grubbs. and a pillow cover. for "voic-
ing" for the benefit Of the drill team
Of the council. by State Councillor Mrs.
Louise w. Cody.
The council expressed its apprecia-
ton by rising vote of thanks. Brief
remarks were made by Jr. p. n. c.
Mrs. Swami. p. S. c. Mrs. Rosella Cole,
Mrs. Mamie Howell, Mrs. Sadie Levy
and c. Q. Bohrer, State Councillor Mrs.
Louise Cody, S. V. C. Mrs. Margaret
Hartman and others. The ''surprisers''
finished their work by furnishing re-
ffeshments. which were served by the
committee in charge.
A delegation Of the Daughters of
America, under the direction of Jr.
Past National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Swami. will attend a meeting to be
held at Cherrydale, Va, for the pur-
pose of arranging for the institution
of a council of the order at that
place.
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woMAN's BENEFIT Ass0CIA,
TI0N.

Liberty Union. No. 6. will have an
entertainment tomorrow evening IN
its hall for tho beneht OF Its Mara
thon Guards. Mrs. Amy Barrow be-
ing the chairman Of the evening.
Rational Review. No. !. last Friday
snent the evening in playing cards.
Columbia. No. 3, is planning q party
for next Saturday evening for the
benefit of its Marathon Guards.
A class initiation will be held at the
second meeting in May.
The reviews Of the District have
been, oficially notified by the su-
nreme commander, Miss Bina M.
west Port Huron, Mich. Of the ap-
nointment OF. Mrs. Anna Singles Con-
don as state commander OF Maryland,
Delaware and the District OF Colum.
bia. the appointment to take effect
tynr,o adiately.
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MACCABEES.

National Tent, whose work was un-
settled when the old Masonic Temple
was taken over for war work pur-
poses. and it was thus deprived of
it's place of meeting, will return to
its Monday night meetings tomorrow
in the hall at 5th and G streets north
west. when there will be a reunion
OF the members and the refreshment
committee will do the honors of the
evening.
W. E. Shipman, who for years was
the Ia1thIui recordKeeper OF george
The carnival at 1st street and Flor
ida avenue northeast, under the
auspices of'the Maccabees, is reported
great success,
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W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD
WORLD.

The captains and all the commls,
stoned officers of the 1st and INC
Battalions. 1o3d Regiment OF sne
evaninr at the home of Lieut.. Adjt.
wells for the purpose Of electing the
the regimental staff. James Free
land. chief mastering and inspection
officeT of the District OF oia'
MARYLAND and Delaware, was CHOSEN
colonel of the regiment; Thomas d.
EceiofI major of the first battalion.
was elected lieutenant colonel, ana
the captaineiee wore fiisa ae foi-
lows: Lieut.. Shaw of Baltimore, cap
tain adjutant; William Stott' cap
Wells. captain commissary; DR.. Buett-
ner Of Baltimore. captain surgeon
Thurston G. Brown. captain chap
lain. Capt. L. Blair Miller OF Com
uany D was selected major OF the
first battalion. succeeding MAJ. hch
loft.
A prize dance was given by Hickory
Camp last Friday night at Potomac
Hall. in Georgetown. Handsome
prizes were awarded to the skillfui;
r. W. Shumate, James Tennyson ana
Z. Blair Miller, assisted by the uni
form rank company, handled the en-
tertainment
Camp Monday night. Consul Com.
mander George III. Green welcomed
the guests, and the mystery commit.
tee. with Sovereigns Dr. Mario, Rossi
and Helgesen looked after details;
Tomorrow night the first battalion
staff officers will convene at the nome
of Commissary sergt Jerome X. os-
car. 1925 T street northwest. AT
raneements will be made for the
dance to be held next Friday at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
over one thousand persons heard
the lectures at Oak Camp by Sow
erefrns Stott and Thayer. the former
on the national constabulary forces
Of Honduras. Photographic records
Of a trip to tho historic places Of
italy featured the lecture of Dele w.
Thayer. A musical program was
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the new home. The address of the
evening will be made by Charles w.
Darr, master of the Fourth Degree for
this district. Francis p. Sheehy. q
charter member of the local assembly,
will speak of the progress made to
date. Several groups Of dancing
girls will entertain the membership
The program will include a skit by
George Dowden and Lee Mbxley
songs by Felix Murphy and Thomas
Cantwell, and piano solos by Miss
Madeleine N. Aughinbaugh.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements are as follows: Charles
NJ. Connors. captain Of the assembly
chairman: Sir Knights Charles w.
Aughinbaugh. William Craven. Cloyd
Donohue, jeff Gallahghan, John r.
Burns. John j. King, John O'Connell
Bertram @. Lennon and Francis A.
McCann.
This will be a stag affair and every
member of the assembly will be IN:
vited to attend. Refreshments Will
be served.
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NATIONAL UNION.

United Council. No. 200. Friday
evening had class initiation for
twelve candidates, worked by the new
degree team as Its first effort. Eastern
Manager Ferguson, on behalf of the
president of the senate, ID. A. Help
man, presented to A. S. Brown, hnan-
cial secretary of the council. gold
watch fob bearing the emblem of the
order as a recognition OF his work Tor
the council in procuring new MEM
bers. New features and entertain
ments are occurring at each meeting
of the council. The speaker had pro.
vided a large number OF beautliul
prizes which were distributed to the
members present. A bunet luncneon
was served during the evening, >. n
Jacobson Of Potomac Council was
present and reeled of several new
stories. United Council has arranged
to Join with Victory Council In com.
plimentary dance to be held May IL az
Pythian Temple. Invitations VIII pe
mailed to each member, to inciuoe
families and friends.
Potomac Council. No. 20S, MONDAY
last gave a hearty welcome TO the
new district manager. ]. l. Reese. VINO
was introduced by Eastern Manager
Ferguson and who addressed the
council.
Congressional Council "Wednesday
evening was visited by Senator James
A. Williams, who introduced the new
district manager, ]. l. Reese. Aiter
adjournment the members. with tne
speaker, attended the evening per-
formance at local theater.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Members Of the Uniform Rank who
Will attend the Pittsburgh, Pa, en-
campment. beginning July 10. have
been notified to get in touch with
capt. A. c; Smith of Washington
Company, No. l.
Tuesday evening after its meeting.
Grand Chancellor Jacob Nussbaum
Will deliver an address. Cigars and
refreshments will be served. The
ways and means committee will meet
Saturday evening.
The Grand Lodge memorial COM
mittee will meet Friday evening to
complete arrangements for the Pyth-
Ian memorial. Grand Chancellor
Nussbaum will call the meeting to
order at o'clock sharp.
Grand Chancellor Nussbaum attend
cd Columbia Lodge Wednesday and
installed r Rispoli as prelate.
After the meeting of Webster
Lodge Tuesday evening ]. T. Cuthbert
acted as chairman Of the debate that
had been arranged for. The subject
provoked much merriment, and Judge
OF the fat debaters, which on appeal
was reversed by vote of the lodge
Later the Jolly Knights Club was
organized, with Mr.. Kennicutt as
president; r. d. Cleverly Of Boston,
Mass, vice president: Mr.. Byers. sec
LeeaIys Mr. BANKS, treasurer. MeSSrS.
Cuthbert. Baum and McGrew. with
the officers, constitute the executive
committee to draft the constitution
and bylaws,
Grand Chancellor Nussbaum, as
sisted by Grand Prelate Henderson,
Grand Master-at-Arms Gorham, D. NJ.
Freeman. acting grand inner guard
and Aaron Loeb. acting grand vice
chancellor, installed the following
officers of Hermione Lodge Wednes-
day: Lewis Pyles. vice chancellor;
Joseph j. Little. masters at -arms, and
John D. Kurtz. inner guard Ad-
oroeseS wore made by the visitors
during the social hour, Cigars and
refreshments were served. The page
rank was announced for May 10
Syracusians' Lodge, No. 10. Friday
night will confer the maze ranL
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The Rebekah Assembly will meet
in annual session Tuesday at s pm
and Wednesday at pm, adjourning
at $50 pm. for dinner and reassem-
bling at 8 pm. Wednesday. The as
sembly degree will be conferred
Tuesday evening and Wednesday aft
ernoon. The treasurer of the as
sembly is in charge of the dinner ar
rangements. Dinner will be at Y. W.
C. A., on E street. =
All past noble grands will attend
the assembly Tuesday.
Last Monday night the president OF
the Rebekah Assembly, with her Of
ficers, accompanied by the grand mas
ter and officers of the Grand Lodge,
made Esther Lodge, No 6, an official
visitation. The assembly instructress
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby. conducted the
examination OF the officers and paid
a tribute to the instructress of the
lodge. Miss Maud l. Taylor, for the
manner in which she had conducted
her school of instruction. An enter
tainment program was planned and
conducted by Vice Grand Hildebrand
and included a vocal solo by Mr.. Nor
ris and sketch presented by Miss
Alta Chaffee and Miss Florence Caro-
line Adams. Mr.. ]. D. Bowen and !. ],
Moore. Each assembly officer, the
grand master and the instructress
were presented with tokens of esteem.
At the close banquet was served.
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JR. O. q. A. M.

Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, will
be entertained by Alexandra Council,
No. S, at Alexandria, Va, next Friday.
Members will meet at 1lth street and
Pennsylvania avenue at 1880 pm.
Reptile Oriental Court. No. 10. will
elect officers and hold an initiation
Thursday. May 20.
The Patriot, the fraternal paper
issued monthly by Mount Vernon
Council, No. 10, will be changed to q
larger paper and will be published
for the benefit Of all national coun-
ellis of the District Of Columbia.
Anacostia Council, No. 16. will have
class initiation tomorrow evening:
ceremonies, and Capt. b. r. Thomas
in charge of degree team. Deputy
National Councillor James L. Wilmeth
has been invited. Edward Delhi,
fourth vice president Of the Pen Mar
reunion, has requested all loyal coun-
ellis Of this jurisdiction to appoint
committees to- make arrangements
for q trip to Pen Mar in August. This
council appointed F. c. Prather, John
D. Simpson, Joseph A. Smithson and
Charles A. Brady.
At the last meeting Of Andrew
jackson Council. No. 8, 1t was an
nounced a Junior Order band of
twenty-five pieces had been organ
ized and holds rehearsals every Sat-
urday night at o'clock at Sd and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Bass
clarinet, tenor and all other players
are wanted to increase the size Of
the band. An Initiation will be held
Tuesday at 4a0 9Th street northwest.
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THE IMPROVED ORDER OF RED

Mineola, No. IA. entertaiaed the
great sachem and great chiefs re-
Gently at m unofficial visit. The pro-
gram Included singing es.at sssf
Sachem Emory, Great Senior Saga
more Seflfert, Great Junior Sycamore
Humphries. Great Chief of Records
Bunch. Great Keeper Of Wampum
Dennis. Great Sannap Leatherman;;
Great Mishinewa Mccraeksn, Past Past
King. and sachems Nalley of Seneca
Tribe and Lyons Of Red Wing Tribe:
Music was furnished by Past Great
Sachem Heidenheimer and Frank
4ascal of Mineola, No. IA. on the saxo-
phone.
Idaho. No. IL. will hold a class adop-
ton May 20. Past Grand Chancellor
O. b. Gray Of the knights of Pythias
OF the District will be in the class.
Mineola Council, No. 8. was insti-
tuted Friday night in Mineola Tribe a 8
cahontas. Mrs. Ella v. Smith; Weno-
nah. Mrs. Minnie Handy: Powhatan,
William H. Perkins; prophecies, Mrs.
Daisy M. Garden; keeper of records:
Miss Gladys NJ. Kidwell: keeper OF
wampum. Miss Ruth Thomas; coileS1 &c;
(NIineola Tribe presented the new
council with a set of Jewels. The de-
gree team Of Idaho Council, NO. l.
conferred the work Of institution.
Idaho Council, No. l, will entertain
the entire reservation at an open
meeting Friday night in the main au-
ditorium of Pythian Temple.
The great sachem and his board. ac-
companied by several past great
sachems and past sachems OF the Dis
trict, visited Baltimore "Wednesday
for the opening of the eighty seventh
great council fire of the Great Coun-
Gil Of Maryland, and remained for the
memorial service. The delegation was
received with honors. and Great Sa-
chem Emory made an address. -
Sioux Council, No. Z, had as its
guests Tuesday the great sachem and
board Of great chiefs for an unoffi-
cial visit. A large delegation from
Idaho Council. No. l, was present
The next unofficial visit will be to
Logan Tribe No g. Nav A.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union, No. IL; Beacon. No.
10, degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. @; Golden
Rule, No. 21; Amity. No. II:
Mount Pleasant. No. 20. degree.
Wednesday-Eastern,N No. Z; Harmony,
No. o: Friendship, No. II; Cove
nant, No. Is. degree.
Thursday--Columbia. No. 10; Salem,
No. %: Phoenix, No. 2S. degree.
Friday-Central. No. 1: Metropolis,
No. Is; Federal City, No. 20, de-
REBEKAHS.
Thursday-Dorcas. No. 4, degree.
Friday-Miriam, No. Q, degree.
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Widely Distributed.
Yrn,n the Houstop Post,

FROM the Houston Post.
The Smart student-What is the
worlds supply Of ivory per capita?
Tho Statistical Professor cant
say rs 70 the worlds supply but the
per capita supply Of ivory In this
class appears to be about 100 per
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Nominations for officers were made
at Thursdays meeting. Tho election
Is set for next Thursday.
states that the new membership drive,
which terminates June 4. in charge Of
Chairman Arthur A. Riemer. has re-
suited in the applications Of moro
than fifty, who viii soon become mem
bers of tho order.
d. r. Fuller and representatives 'of
the housewarming and reception
Thursday, May II. Members families
are invited and . special entertain
ment for the occasion has been pro-
vided.
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P. o. SONS OF AMERICA.
IA Matter Of Figures.

From tho Boston Transcript.
you act terribly distrait thi: after
II don't know, II all depends on
Bradstreets-papa 10 looking him up"
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B. P. O. ELKS.

Chairman James T. Ryan of the
shadbake committee, to be held at
Chesapeake Beach. Md, Sunday. May
II, has announced as members of the
committee: Gus W. Brahler, vice
chairman and chairman of dinner;
mittee. Frank v. A. Brown. chairman,
and Messrs. James A. Farrell. Lem
Robey, William Blackman. Frank
Baum, A. A. Heilman. William A.
Finkel. Sam Richards and John Ont
rich: Fred Mayer. concessions: H:
Mersheimer. chairman transportation:
p. ]. Callan. secretary and treasurer;
D. r. Nihion. reception; James A. Bal
derson, dances; public health, Dr..
walters, chairman. and Drs. c. j.
Murphy and ]. Roster Biggs: Messrs.
H. e. Smith. music committee. Ha-r-'
King, reception; j. F. H. Rasbee and
Arthur A. Riemer. pubIicity. me-. =
will be souvenirs for the ladies, q
delightful lunch and athletic events
for all. with handsome prizes to the
Elks' famous band, and dancing.
The lodge has chosen the following
delegates and alternates to attend
the Maryland Elks' convention next
August, at Frostburg, Md: Edward j.
Murphy. P. A. Taltavull. Frank Baum,
w oldCh ChIudu 6UO ~ Ds IVduSs
delegates: c. e. Edwards, Abe Dres-
ner. James T. Ryan, John Ontrich and
John Mcdonald, alternates.
Tho following were elected to the
executive committee for the conven-
tion: Past Exalted Ruler Patrick J.
Callan, to form the Frostburg, Nd.
club; Gus w. Brahler, treasurer;
Harry r. Houser. William Neumeyer.
Al Hollander, Harry Given and Ar
thur A. Riemer.
Omcers appointed upon the memo
rial committee are Judge Robert e.
Mattingly, chairman; Patrick ]. CAL
Ian, vice chairman. and William 8.
Shelby, secretary. The committee to
select the place for these services in
cludes Michael G. Mccormick. Edward
J.eMurphy and William s. Shelby.
Elks' night at Keith's during the week
was memorable event. both because
Of its capacity attendance and because
Of admirable additions to the regular
vaudeville bill for the evening, in which
the E1ks were represented with an elo-
quent address by Secretary william 8.
shelby, the selections by the Elks' oc-
tet composed by James K Young,
Thomas A Cantwel. Harry Chick and
George Anderson, teuors. and Arthur L.
Murray. .. = Hutchinson. Frank A.
DoughsfU and Ambrose Durkn.
bassos; . slsstch, Tho Burglar" by the
Elkr Comedy Company. and the music
oonoiudin1 With 'Tho Star epapgisd
Banner" By ths Elks' big band Of sev-
enty-fve musicians. under the direction
q Arthur Witcomb.
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KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX

.Klan No. Friday night nominated
oficers for the ensuing year. A num-
ber of out-of town ,klansmen were
present.
class for the degree. May ID 1t will
have initiatory work and nominations
% Kian No. 2 will have inihatory
work and nominations for ofhcers for
the ensuing year on May 6. May 20
n large class win be initiated.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
/ LIBERTY.
Hone Council, No. !. Tuesday night
completed plans for tho celebration
of the councils twenty.ninth anniver.
sary next Tuesday night. Harry W..
Pote is the only charter member now
iiyinE. George Duvall is in charge OF
fhe entertainment.
P,O. SONS OF AMERICA.
Camp No. Q Saturday night will give
a dance at Masonic hall, NJ and Wis
consin avenue northwest
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rh. matron of Martha Chapter, Mrs
I.ou;se I,inthicum. announces work
Friday evening At the last meeting
Miss Breedon sang a solo. Inc aux
iIiary hoard will give card party AT
Naval Lodge Hall Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

William F. Hunt Chapter. No. IT,
will give a dance at Meridian Man
sion, 24eO 10th street northwest, Mon
90 chairman Of the committee.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-07
% Veterans Learn
New Trades Under
Cowtown Employers
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 Inc lTlDuuc.
Miles City, Oct. 6.-Twenty-three
former service men are engaged In
placement training here out of the 100
being rehabilitated in the state, &C
cording to Lief Fredericks, chief OF
the rehabilitation division of the
United States Veterans bureau, who
was here on a brief inspection trip.
At least II different professions and
trades are being taught the vocational
men in training here, Frederlcks
added.
A total of approximately $50 have
completed their training, he said, most
of whom are now successfully en-
| ployed. The men are being rehabih-
tated at the average rate of 10 each
month. They are being turned out in
many different lines as competent
workmen. In fact, said Mr.. Freder-
icks, the disabled men are learning 9o
different trades and professions In the
state at the present time.
Announcement was made that ID. Is
Widolf has been assigned to the Miles
City territory, succeeding J. A. Con
roy, who has been transferred to
| Glendive. Mr.. Widolf has been with
the bureau in Helena and in Mime
apolis and is thoroughly familiar with
the work. In addition to the super
! vision of vocational training he viii
eminent that fall under the jurisdic-
| also handle all claims against the gov
ton of the veterans bureau.
Mr.. Frederickson is making an In
spection of the work In eastern Mon
tana.
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.e@.Ew CLASSIFIED AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS 80 wa
Two Cents Per Word
Burglar Sentenced
To State Prison on
Admission of Guilt
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Harlowton, Oct. 6.-Judge A. P.
Stark of Livingston, sitting in the
place of Judge w. l.. Ford, who Is
acting as supreme court commissioner
at the present time, sentenced Roy
Matthews Thursday to an indetermi-
nate sentence of not less than six
months nor more than fifteen months
in the penitentiary at Deer Lodge.
On Sunday, October 1, the home OF
John NJ. Fox, east of Hedgesville was
burglarized while Mr.. Fox and his
family were absent, and a suit of
clothes, a shot gun and a Winchester
rifle were taken from the dwelling.
Deputy Sheriff Houston of Hedges
vile and Mr.. Fox traced buggy tracks
to Barber and on Tuesday applied to
w. c. Husband, county attorney, for
a search warrant and Sheriff J.. W.
Clark in conjunction with the sheriff
of Golden Valley county, searched the
bunk house of the c. NJ. & st. P.
Railway company section crew at
Barber and discovered the suit of
clothes, the shot gun and the rifle
cached underneath the bunk house.
Since the crime was committed N
October l and Matthews was SEM
fenced on October 5, this establishes
the record for prompt execution Of
| justice in Wheatland county.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-07
Young Prowler Shot
While After Apples;
Wound Not Serious
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Butte, Oct. 6.-James Brennan, Il,
was shot late Thursday night by NAL
colin MACPHERSON, proprietor IF 4
grocery store at Montana AMI Granite
streets, while attempting to break into
the dining room of the Concord block,
which adjoins the grocery store on the
south. Brennan sustained an injury 10
the right knee and was taken to the
emergency hospital. where it was re-
ported that the wound was not serious.
The ball entered the front of tie
leg and passed out at the rear. VIII
Connors, John Shea and Roy Riley, all
under 10. companions of Brennan,
made their escape and while Brennan
was being taken to the hospital they
returned and again attempted to gain
an entrance TO the Concord dining
room, but were frightened away by a
maid.
A third attempt failed and then the
three boys heard about their COM
panion being shot and they went to
the police station and gave themselves
up, telling the police that they went
into the place after apples.
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NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Board of County Commissioners OF
Cascade County. Montana, will up To
Wednesday, the nth day of October,
1922, until 2:3O o'clock p. m. of that day,
receive bids for the purchase of, or to
enter into a contract TO purchase, no
to exceed the sum of S~16O.O0O.U0 re-
funding Special Relief Bonds of said
County; subject to me soh0"ins COLI
The bidder TO prepare all resolutions
notices. form of bond and form OF
coupon, furnish bonds ready for sigma
lures Of the proper county officers
form of notice of sale If necessary, the
Recognized bond attorney as to the
legality of such issue, said attorneys
opinion to be considered as good and
sufficient by the Board of County
Commissioners or said county an o.
services. forms. etc, to be furnished
without cost or charge to the County
of Cascade, Montana.
The said bonds to bear interest at not
to exceed five per cent (6Tc) per annum
TO be payable serially on dates to be
lived bv the Board of County Commits
sioners and the purchaser; bonds to be
dated January LIST, 1928, interest pay
able semi-annually, July LIST n Janu,
ary LIST, OF ach year; both princlpa.
and Interest payable at the office OF
the County Treasurer of Cascade Coun-
ty. Montana, or at some bank TO be
designated by the purchaser;
Each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check in the sum of S 100000
on some recognized reliable bank oil
tr,at company, payable to the order OF
the County Treasurer of Cascade Coun.
ty, Montana. said check to be forfeited
to Cascade County, as liquidated lam,
spes. in case of failure of successful
Bidder to take said bonds or to enter
into a contract to take and pay fol
said bonds on the conditions herein
mentioned.
anv and all bids. Address bids tc
County Clerk, Great Falls. Montana
marked Bond Bids"
Ry order of the Board of Count,
| Commissioners of Cascade County
JOHN E. MORAN,
County Clerk