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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-07

(tD- WILL HAVE A FEW SETT-
inss of fine S. c. Minorcas strain
So per is ages. These are good birds
and are the same as o. N. Winters
had at the State Fair. Martha john
son, Chitwood, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-07

(12)-FOR SALE@o acres Of level
grazing land near DEVILS Lake, on
Roosevelt Highway, price, $1,000. Mrs.
Molly Carmichael, siletz, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-07

FOR SALES Stands of Bees, honey
In hives. v. D. Graves, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-07

G4)--FOS SALE-12o acre dairy
ranch, mile from Toledo on Yaquina
road. Al Martin, Toledo, Or.
GD--FOR SALE--Eisht or nine Jer-
sey COWS in fine condition; seven CIV
ing a nice flow Of milk and two heifers
all bred to the young registered Jer-
aey bull of the Olalla Bull Association
and will freshen from October 18th to
Christmas. Price very reasonable con-
s6ering the Quality. viii also sell my
1918 model Buick Six touring car In
excellent condition with five almost
new tires. The right price to the
right party. Gabriel Dahl, Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-07

EGGS-For Matching from r. !. H.,
large size, extra laying strain. Eggs
from pen, Il SO per setting Of is. Eggs
from flock 21.c0 per setting Of 15.-
Mrs. II. E. Demitt. Also fine yellow
St. reasburg cannaries.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-07

HATcHlNG EGGS from MiIler's s.
c. Reds and Crabtree's Barred Rocks.
Breeders are one and two years old,
with trap nest records Of $50 to 2ov
eggs. $3.50 per settling Of Is eggs
Baby chicks 20 cents each. We have
70 puIlets In our breeding pens. MIL
er a crabtree, Toledo, Ore. Box III.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
tyYs6f Brown, and the State 81, Mime
sofa being granted to Herman Bent
II -

ty1s6f Brown and the State 81 Mime y
sofa being granted to- Herman Bent
iii.
81 &. II - appearing on Per proof by
affidavit Herman Bentzint made and
{ fled 9is herein, as provided BY law, that
there are no debts against the estate
ofs said deceased 81
I ct is Ordered, that three months
\ gbe and the same is hereby i allowed
from and after the date gof this order,
i IA 4 which all persons having claims
% Of demands against the said deceased,
|Elf 1t any there be, are fea aqHed to file
the same in the Prof. bate Court .ot
sad a. county, for exam nih;al ion and
allowa nee, or be fore barred
It is ordered that the first Men.
day ii septe embeF 1922, at, 40 ~ cioeF,
! ! A4 A. NJ, ,at q Genaral a Term Of saic
Probate Court, to beg.held at TIC
Court House IN! the City 1of New
Ulm, in said County, be, and til
same is here BY app point et, he time time
and place when and where the sale
Probate Court will 'exa mine !; and sad
Just said claims and demands q.
And it is further ,ordered, tha,
notice Of such. hearing be given to- al
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
FARMERS STATE
THEIR POSITION
Continued from page ~

"The farmers interested in this
matter believe it is fair that the
rights Of hunters and sportsmen be
protected, but at the same time The
rights of the landowners and farmers
Should be protected if both. can have
protection at the same time. AT
Swan Lake this can be done and this
protection to all parties interested
can be accomplished by the improve
nent which we ask for With the
water in the lake held at q uniform
height the hunting will be as good
Or even better than it has been in
the past, and the lands outside Of
the lake which are now made useless
by being flooded will become again
valuable lands sit for use and cultiva-
tion by the owner.
3 i.'Believing sincerely that tie above
IS ascorrect and fair statement Of the
facts in connection with this matter,
i respectfully ask that this letter be
published in your newspaper It is
difficult for me to understand why
there should he opp position to the
Contemplated project and why any
one should threaten, as has been
threa tened, to spend large sums scf
money i to prevent such al iii III prove PR v
nent.
Respectfully,
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

William c. Jones .ef Sioux. alass;
S. D., was weekend guest at the John
.Hetlinger home On South Jedersonl
street.
Henry Mauch of Hetland, S. d.,
spent several days the past week visit
ing at the hone Of his brother, George
Mauch and family. He returned to
Hetland on Monda L, s. 81 , s.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Beussinann
and son Alvin Of Milford and . Mrs. lIl!z
Christ Spelbrink and daug gRters Flora
and and Mrs. Weinsdorf and Miss Leans
Kosek visited on Wednesday at Sleepy
Eye at the Adolph Spell home.
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

ORDER TO EXAMINE: ACCOUNTS
STATE Of 5 MINNlEs1O ORA 4 q.
County q, 81, Brown, S, n,
IN Probat tes Court, 4, &.


General Term june 55th. 922.
In tK9 Matter off the Estate of
Maria lehman, deceased.
on readihg and fling the petition
Ecf Padi 1 Iiehnalr ami and Fred s. lehman
Executors Of the estate of Maria Leh-
mann, deceased, M s. representing se among ai
soetther things, that they have fuzzy
EFadministe said estate, and praying
that time and place be- fixed for: 81:
|sxamihihg and allowing the final ac-
|eouit esoyuti II their admins sIttration and for
tie atssssiilin ash of residue Of said
estate TO tie parties entitled thereto
bys laW AVE- : M s. I. s
s 81 Is Ordered !. that said account be
examined and petition and applica-
| tion for the allowance " Of Of said claims
and debts 50 paid BY him and. ii Il hot " Yet
allowed according g law be heard BY
this Court, on Tuesday the lith day
of July A. D. 1922 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ !,
at the Probate Office; III the City of
New Ulm in said County.
And it IS further ordered; that notice
thereofbe given to all al persons interested
BY publishing thiis order once ineaaclh clhfweek
for three successive weeks prior. TO
said day Of hearing in the New Ulm
Review. weekly newspap per, printed
and published at New Ulm il said
County.
| Dated at New Ulm, the 5th day Of
June, a. D. 1922. 81
BY the Court,
WIN. B. MATHER,
Judge Of Probate.
1I(Court Seal) s.s
ADV. 23-25. .sss ss!ss 81
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
Ordinance No. liz.

!; Whereas, it is deemed advisable,
expedient and necessary for the, CitJ
of New Ulm, city Of the fourth class,
to extend it's system Of water MAINS,
which system is now opened and operat'
ed BY said City; also to construct :; an
additional reservoir and pumping plant
lin connection Herewith; and
f Whereas, the cost Of such extension
will be the sum Of $6,00O,00 and the
cost Of constructing such additional
reservoir and pumping plant p u con-.
nection Herewith will be the sum Of
|$14, 100000; and 1, ss. 5
Whereas, said city has not now
available the funds necessary for such
purpose and it is deemed advisable,
|expedient and necessary to raise said
amount by the issuance Of bonds Of
said city in the total amount of $780,
100000; &
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
NEW ULM, BROWN COUNTY,
MINNESOTA:
Section 1.
That the city Of New Ulnn extend,
it's system Of water mains, which sys-
tenn is now owned and operated by
said city by the laying Of water mains
On the following street III said city. !.
MINNESOTA STREET FROM
EIGHTH SOUTH STREET. TO
TWELFTH SOUTH STREET,
and BY the construction Of AN addiil
tional reservoir and pumping plant
in connection Herewith. s.i72.t' -75
Section 2. ss-..:-es----.s..s..@,s. ::e--. .-ss
That. ii ii order Is defraysths cost of
extending said system Of water mains
in Tie, manner above mentioned and
the construction d an additidnasl fesstSS L
yoirr and pumping plant s'iiHn cofnecttiii9h, cof tii,
thereWiittlh, there are hereby authorised
and ordered to sbe issued sthe enileegos.
table coupon bonds Of said City Of
New Tim, in the total amount Of
Twenty Thousand and no 100 dollars
($2O,OO0.0O), said bonds to bear IN
terest at the rate al of s ID per cent ,s t
per annum, payable mi-annually;;. to
be dated June I, 1922 to, mature and
be payable June y, 1912; principal
and interest ofAsaid bonds to be pay;
able at the First National Bank, Min
neapolis, Minnesota; bonds to be in
denomination Of 100000 each and
to be numbered one q to twenty 2O1
inclusive, and to be il substantial
the following form: ;ssS.
{ UNITED, STATES OF AMERICA 4
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
ORDER To- PRESENT CLAIMS
!, ygITFIIN THREE MONTHS. \
'sHATE OF M NNEsO As.
County 81 Brown, row sss s.. HI,
In Prokia fa I, arr @


County Of Brown, IS. $. #5
s95, '. Ia Probate Court ..s b. #
Special term, tsi:r ,ss June 7th, 1922.
In the matter IF The estate 81 Frank
LnidMieyer deceased. st = s.
E&etters 81 communication Oil the
Estate 81 Frank Liil1dmsy YER, i,
llhte Of the city Of New Yin sMf the
county Of Brown and ia the state at 5o5df 5off
Minnesota being. granted to Christof
Lindmeier. 4 50 ri. 81 5s s5
SIS II appearing On proper proof ~ afh
deavit Christof Lindmeyer made and
I fled herein !, as provided by law, that
there are no debts against tie estate
% said deceased:
| It y Ordered tliat til THEE sel months mon s be u
ana the same IS IS hereby allowed from
and after the date Of this order, iii iii
VII ahiidh AZ PERSONS having claims OF diess
inands against The said deceased Il
any there BE, are ireq,lissd ta fle the
same in the Probate Court 81 said
county for ton ana allowance,
| or be forever barred.
Il is further ordered; that ha the 4 fhirst Isl
Monday " ii Oetobef, 1922 at 10 o'clock
.A. NJ at a. General Term 81 said sal
Probate Court, to BE held 1T the Court
House in the City ]of New Ulm, III said said
County, Be and the9 same hereby Is
appointed asl the time and place when
ana where the said Probate Court
will examine ard adjust said claims
Land demands: 5s 4 ,85's
And it Isl further ordered, that
notice 81 such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested ii said
ESTATE. BY forthwith publishing tlhiiis ttlhiiis
order once ii III eeach week fof three SUE. SUE.
|fcessive weeks III the Nsw Ulm Reoisw,
i weekly newspaper printed and pub
|lished ia said county
Dated at New Ulm, MINI, this
/ 77th day Of. June 1922.
BY the Court,
VIM. B. MATHER, Il
Court Seal I'll ss5
Judge of PROBATE.
SSAdvsaa 2527. ~ Il. ii 81 ,..5.,
- f. 4 -. -
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

tsrneys' fees as. stipulate ted il said mort.
gage il case of5forecl and the dis
ibprsements allowed BY law; subject to
redemption at any time within one
year from f the day 81 saie as provided
by law. 4
Dated May "a 1922. sssS a I
The New. Uln Savings and Loan
4ssoc ciation, q corporations Mort
S., gagee.: sssa 81,
ALBERT s STEIN ssnR,. Ei
/. Attorney for ] Mortgage
EE22-27 ~ New TIN UJlm,a . Minnesota
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

81 q sssels airing h ediiters
q and PERSONS inter ested in said estate,
1 by 4 ;forth 3, with this: order once
5lin each week for three Successive weeks
n an the NeU Yin, Reoie1v, p weekly
slt ntewspapef printed and published IA
said county. n,
1 Dated It ksv ulfn, this flis' 1sth DAY III
of June, 1922. 8. :s.. .31 81.
BY the Court, .:;sss Il e.
I VINE. 81 MATHERo
/. = Judge Of Probate
|. Court Seal. b q. ADV. 225227 AZ
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
ORDER TO PRESENT CLAIMS
/ WITHIN THREE I'M NTtIS.

STATE OF MlN NlEso ia, i
Is,. County pf Brown, S.. 4. ],
In Probate Court, .ss. i s' e
Special Term, June 13th, 1922,
In the matter ofs the estate Of George
IDiepold deceased, B &, i'1is u:
/; Letters of Adninistr ton on the
estate OF George Diepold, deceased,
late Of the County 81 Brown and tile
8 state a Of y d1ilnlitesota being sranted 50
John Nolz. ID ,S, I, !. s;ss
+ It appearing on proper proof BY affi-
davit John Volzi mad and fled herein,
as provided bY law, that there he is IL,
debts against th.e, !, estate ,d i asss ass
ceased: b 6 ST 5sis I s.ssss'ss
il il ordered, that three i raoisstels sl' bs
and the same il hereby all6bwst sfffiorn
and after the til date sof ths ordar, q i b,
winch alt persons haVsiing claims ~ 81
demands against the saaiii detsssesl,
s s any there BE, are resquirss to filk
the SINE 81 Tie Probates Gos.rts ii
said County, ior exami tt ION aria ara al-
ldwsIcs 81 he fofsyes barrse ,9sa Ss
FIsIl1t Is ftrther ordered, /, that tie fitestt
Monday III october, ls22 as 10: d cloick,
IA. 60 = General Term Fem of slid,
Probate C6dlff Il 4 to be held & 81 81 tiie
Court SHouse 81 the City cf'
|h said county, be and the sa1s,e IL MY
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
OF BROWN,
CRY \ or y NEW III " ULM ".
WATER WORKS BOND

4 ~ Ss.sEy
| KNOW :. ALL MEN BY ftHEsn
PRESENTS that the city Of New
Ulm, Brown County, Minnesota, ac-
knowledges itself indebted and for value
received hereby promises to pay to
bearer. I. 81
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS g
together with interest thereon from the
date hereof until paid at the rate, 81
Five and One Quarter Is 1-4) per cent
per annum, payable on the first days 81
June and Decemberof each year, upon
presentation and surrenderiof the annex.
ed coupons as they seyerally become due.
Both principal and interest Of this bond
shall Be payable IN lawful money 81
the United States Of America at the
First National Bank, Minneapolis,
Minnesota; and for the prompt pay
ment Of this Bond, both principal ana
interest at maturity; the full faith,
credit and resources Of said City ate
hereby Sirrevocably pledged. q .
| ls This bond IS issued BY the City 81
New Ulm for the purpose Of extending
pumping plant; and reservoir systemh
and system Of water mains in SAID
city in conf formlittsy with i and pursuant
to the constitution and laws of the
state Of Minnesota, including Chapter
|262 Of the laws Of Minnesota Of 1919.
IN accordance With a resolution duly
passed and adopted by the City CouHs
Gil Of said City, On the 6th day ii
June, 1922. 81 t5s s. s.
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND
FRECITED that all acts, conditions
andS things required by the eonstith
ton and laws Of the State Of Mime
sofa to be- done btrecedenht; 4; to and ii ii
the issuance of this bond have happened
and been properly done and performed
ii regular ana due, form, time tine and
manner as required BY law, and that
the total Indebtedness Of the said
City, including this bond, does, nv
exceed any cbnstitut tional OF statutofy
limitation. S & ',,si 81
IN WITNESS It's Wt'tHfEREo n | 4 Ri the civ III
OF f. New Ulns IN the County Of Brown
and State; Of Minnesota by itss Eity
Council has cadsed this Bond IT, bsI
signed b its Mayor and countersiansd
by it's City Clerk and the seal Of, SAID
City to be attached hereto this 1sE 1t
day Of June, 1922.
e.. "a. FRITSCHE,
MAYOR, CITY OF NEW ULM
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

AfsAS county Oh t.6rOWIj, SIS. ~.
]. In Probate Court, &
Special Term, June 18th, 1922.
T In the Matter Of the Estate of Viii
liam Thaem1itz, deceased. s
On reading and filing the petition
of F.. H. Retzlaff, administrator, set:
ting forth the amount Of personal es-
tate that has come into his hands. the
disposition thereof, and how much re-
mains undisposed Of; the amount 81
debts outstanding against said deceased
ay iar as Tie Il Same can be ascertained;
TIE fegacies unpaid, and q description
Of an The real estate, excepting the
homestead, Of which said deceased died
seized; and the condition and value
'of the respective portions or lots there
of; the persons interested in said ed
tate with. their residences. and ptaying;
that license be to him granted to sell
the real estate as set forth IN said pc
tition. !, s'3s 5,,s ..:a. - J, s...
And it appearing by said petition.
that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands Of said r. .H.,
Retzlaf, administrator, to- pay said
debts, the legacies, Of expenses. of ad7
ministration, and that it Is Necessary
for the payment Of such debts, legacies.
OF; expenses, to sell said real estate;
tt is further Serde cred, that alI per
sons siinterested ill sal appear
Before this court iii the 1sthi day 81 81
July, 1922. at 10 o'clock Az g. at
thea Court House III New, Ulm Ii ins said 81 ID
county, then and there Is show cause :st;e
if any there be) why license should
not be granted to said +. H:. Retzlaf,
administrator, to sell So. much of the
real estate Of said deceased as shall
be necessary to pay such debts; legacies
and expenses. s.ss , t',s.
And it IS further ordered, that this
order shall be published once in each
week for three successive weeks prior
to said day OF hearing, ring i'll the Newl
JTlnt Reuiey, a weekly newspaper,
printed and published at New Tim III
said county. 4. 4 4
Dated at New Ulln; this 18th day
of June, A. D. 1922.
BY the court, 4: 1;
s's s. /. 4 VIM. b MATHER,
81 Judge 81 Probate.
Court seaD l).= .Ad Adv I &; 2s;27 ;''';;7
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
MoRTGAGE FoREcLo osuRE SALE

Whereas default has 'bsan made III
the payment saf the interest for more
Ithan eight lS weeks on d I certain .5lFtt in
mortgage duly executed and delivered
BY Henry AS jKaping and Mary ssl Ksasl-
tpins, his wife, as nor to The
New Uhn Servings 81 and iioaR Assso ola ;il
tii6nn's' = corporatii ia, on as moftgaSes,
hearing date the .27th day, d. May 1921.
land with q power Of sale therein COM
EEtained duly recorded il the Office Of
kthe sRegibter Of Deeds III and for the
fGclhty 1of Brown and State Of Min
EnssotaI on the 1lsstt day Of June. 1921 at
SO Clock a. M. in Book 46 of noirstt-
cages on page 14l and default having
also Been mnads III che paymei1t Of
fines, taxes and assessiGEe Gehtts, eshit repairs
ahd prehliiiuhs on nsu q Ia i for morlse
than three months ana thes total pay
ments made By sadl said mort as;0rs ihavlifiiig
been credited as prov,ilded fol IN isaid
mooffttgage fof tie pigment q i u, 81 fnes,
taxes and assessments, repairs and and pfgs nlfls
mi.lms on insurance and after such sap-
pication there is found to BE 81, due du and and
|is ISL d due s. sum of nine i and
.4S-lO0 $40 4S dollars ii interest 1ldd a1nlddS
the same having been due for / Il more
than eight weeks. & ~ 4
md WHEREAS The said I'll, Theel||
New Ulm Savings and Loan Associia-
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
II ~. A.. F'RIiSCh LII,
Mayor. s.s
VIM. P. BACKER,
C:%1, HIo,I,

=
Section s: That. i'll order to pay
and discharge the principal and in
terest Of said bonds as they respecT
,tively become due. there Il hereby di-
'rected to be levied annually upon all
taxable property in said, City; q tax
sufficient to pay said interest and to
provide a sinking fund for the pay
ment Of said principal at maturity.
Section Il: This Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after it's passage and publication: 4
Passed June s, 1922 .tss
EMIL MUELLER,
President Of the City Council
Approved June Z, 1922 asass /, !.
Z. a.. FRITSCHE, s
Mayor.
Attest:
VIM r. BACKER,
City Clerk.
s (oficially published il The New Ulm
Review, June 81, 1922. {,
New Ulm review., 1922-06-21

creditors and persons interested in
said Estate, by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for
three successive weeks in the sNew
Ulm Repie1O, a weekly newspaper
printed and published in said County.
Dated at New Tim, MINI, this
31st day Of May 1922.
f By the Court,
,ss WM. B. MATHER,
Eaa q 80 Judge Of Probate.
s(GoHYrts Seal ..l
|sep ssAepdy. .237725.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26
Preparing For New Arrivals

Shelby is preparing in earnest for the influx of
population expected in the spring. Before that time
comes, her public utilities and her hotel facilities
will be augmented to such an extent that persons
desiring to cast their lot with us will not be in any
measure disappointed with either the reception
they receive here or with the provisions being made
for their comfort. During the summer just past,
many Inconvenience have been suffered by transi-
ents and others making this town headquarters.
Shelby was not ready for those who did come here,
anticipating that most of the activity would be con-
fined to Kelvin and Sunburst. This was a mistake
the field is slowly but surely moving southwark,
and next year we will be ready.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26
Gas For Heating and Cooking

Gas from the Ohio-Berg well, but six miles from
Shelby, will be piped here at once for use in heating
and cooking. The Berg is the largest gas well in
Montana, with a flow estimated conservatively at
$1,000, 900 cubic feet daily-enough for a city Of
several thousand. The Ohio company is now
engaged in making surveys and in laying pipe for
the conduction Of this prime essential to the city,
limits, while the Great Falls Gas company, recently
granted a franchise here, will lay the mains and
attend to the disposition of the product within the
city limits. The extreme usefulness of gas and the
conveniences it affords cannot be exaggerated, and
the city is fortunate indeed to have this product at
approximately 55c per thousand will be charged
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26
Proximity To Oil Development

The discovery of oil at Kelvin last March turned
all eyes toward that section for some time, and 1t
was thought that the big producers would be found
in the vicinity of that town. In June, when the
Sunburst Oil & Gas company found oil in CONNER
cial quantities east of Kelvin, the attention of the
oil fraternity began to be drawn to the fact that
the new field was likely to be of greater size than
anyone had imagined, and Immediately all the COM
panies began taking leases and making prepara-
lions for drilling not only in the proven area, but
far south of it. The bringing in of the California
Morton well II miles north of this city proved of
great benefit, for it showed conclusively that the
oil bearing strata was not confined to a small area,
but was disseminated over a territory undreamed of
in the early days of the field. Since that time the
territory in this vicinity has been very favorably
considered, and in September the Ohio company
started drilling on the Berg lease northeast of
town, bringing in the biggest gas we'll in Montana,
and showing conclusively that there is sufficient
pressure in this sector to assure possible gusher
production. The Ohio's rig has been moved to
will be spuddhd in very soon. Oil undoubtedly
would have been found in the Berg had drilling been
continued, but the gasser was as valuable as oil, and
it was deemed best to cease operations. Material
for a rig which will drill 52 miles southwest Of
Shelby is on the ground, and the Mcclure and Lilly
wells, both near this city, have very favorable
.shoWings. A glance at the accompanying map will
prove the constant southwark trend Of the field,
and shows thai Shelby will within a short time be
completely encircled by derrcks.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26
It's Favorable Location

Situated on the main line of the Great Northern
railway, and the junction point for the lines run
ming north into Canada and south to Great Falls
and Billings, it is los miles west of Havre, 101
miles north of Great Falls, 100 miles south of
Lethbridge, and 100 miles east of Kalispell, the
nearest cities Of size. A more ideal location is not
to be found anywhere.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-26

Occupying a strategic position in relation to the
newly discovered Kevin-Sunburst oil field second to
none, Shelby, county seat Of Toole county, is des-
tined to become Montana's wonder city. She is the
gateway to this wonderful field-the commercial
artery through which all supplies for the develop
ment of Toole county's stupendous natural resources
must pass-and as such is now beginning to attract
the attention of outside capital to a very apprecl-
able degree. The city, with a present population OF
one thousand, is now on the verge Of a building
boom unparalleled in this state, and which the i'm
minence Of winter cannot wholly check. The spring
time will without doubt see an influx Of new people
and a building program such as has been the for
tunate experience of very few cities in America.
There is room for a large city in this section of
Montana, and Shelby will be that city. A popula-
ton of twenty thousand persons within the year
1923 is not too much to expect, and one reason for
this is