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APARTMENTS-t UNFINISHED.

NARTME\TS-tN FIKNiSHED.
JUST OFF 18th sT-i47o SPRING PI..
phone Main 2l.7. - auls.
400 PA AVE. coy APT. TUE
bath. sleeping porch continuous hot water;
1894 18th ST. Nw-FoUR ROOMS ~iLED
bath. reception hall. inclosed porch, newly
1s@orated Adults 500 Col. po35.
81 n ST wv I'm. MURPHY BED
Tor or NJ al09.
t 9tS { bath >5o Jant ia or call 4
, Rooms Klr HESETTE SIM, sToyE.
Gs .eM hs"e ss c,h Sc O,
Groom ANp BATH APARTMENT. 10,
s ss:sf 3, 4 PESA II REkLrY ~ rf 5s
ENTEA looms Lo s0a s 6 sa Alp ii on, .Ts
large rooms Apply mornings eide yard.
asl4 conn AVE =. So. ON. t t;,ES.E
and bath So so Very large living roorn
bedroom with : exposure. kitchen and bath
BEDROOM. kitchen and bath
TWO ROOMS. KlTCHENE'rrE AND HATH
lean. attractive desirable, downtown 500
references required Princess. 1919 t,e. Il
~ 18th ST. Ne. or LINCOLN PARK-
6 rooms and hath. Phone Lincoln 29d..J
ST y W. AND $ RUINS
jItchenette and bath: mi and hreproof
bldg Apply Pearlman's Boots St"ee
3632 r. | AVE NE-ONE OR : ROOMS
kitchenette ana back p"r"h f"toina'
31@Q-J.
COMPLETE APT. ! ROOMS. BATH. N
tlosed porch new house with all modern
ronyeniences rent SO. most desirable SEE.
ton Brook land adults 1897 Newton 81 ne
1905 PARK RID. NV THE IuRAINE-
End fioor. 18th and Park I'd
THE WYATT APIS. 1890 GA. AVE NV.
1an,,or or v. CARL wYATT. Ad. 1891
I ROOMS AND BATH, AMI. S45 AVAIL
able August 18th. lexington Apartment
332 Seaton 81. ne. Apply Apt 20e s.
{7S BUCHANAN ST Nw-ADrLTs. TWO
rnSms kitchen. bath sinh, cabinet. porch
rse of telephnne. =.
so IRVING ST Undesirable APIS
~ 4 or 8 rooms front or hack bright, good
>onSltion; first or seco;,3 floors very reason
ahIe SEE J. l. COOPER. 400 DAnrlke BLDG
1910 Vermont ave. y Nam 33pp
Two LARGE ROOMS. kITCHENETTE
tile bath slassec-in sleepine porch strictly
rri~ate modern home no other tenants. with
adv living alone 10 adults Very reason-
able 10 New York ave. nv
ITIS ISth ST. N.w--ATrRACTIvF, TWO
ICONS and hath. kitchen, ami: cleo
t-lcity furnished: rent. $40.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LOWEST RENT IN CITY.
In most exclusive section of Wash. beau.
tiful large. detached Bldg, extra large rms.
bright and airy 4rm corner aps an ra nae
vafed like new only SO on lease to reliable
party: positively best for the money, as such
higher Also . rms. $50. and Large groom s1n
apt, special. Ss5A See Apt 2Ol, "l3s Calf
fornia st. Phone North 1898. --
GOOD 3-RM. APT.-S5O.
Magnificent corner fireproof bldg. con,
net kos rs P 81 @ bsns psn
places 1 rms bath. pantry. extra large lox
Soft glassed and screened sleeping porch
ing clos. ali front $50. This is positively
the finest and best bldg IN Mt, Pleasant. See
janitor, the Argyle, UT Pleasant st and Park
Also in the wellington. across street 4
rms. front. $50. Phone Main SAB
2O12 O ST. NV.
THE LELAND
Apt :2--3 rooms, cleo. grill bath .. So
Apt t 4a-s rooms. rooms Kitchen and bath so
.52l8 WISE. AVE.
$ E Ess:% s s$S $ $s$
Garages in the rear at 81,
1918 l4th ST. NV.
Apt, IL rooms, kitchen and bath 81: 90
224 18th ST. NV.
End AMI 3rd foors--A rooms and bath, 500
Newly papered. electricity.
o,3b ORLEANS PI.. NJ.
LIST floor flat rooms and bath 5000
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO..
5th and Pa Ave NV. NJ 4s15.
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STO\ELFIGlI COZ r /

UNI. Nv r x 7. = ]
Nashlngions most exclusive apart ments
Housekeeping and non housekeeping. bir-
nished or unfUrhished. for rent ny the year.
OF for shorter periods Complete hotel sers :
Ice if desired. Restaurant With a la carte
table q hote serVire- ~
APARTMENTS
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PRACTICAL APARTMENTS THAT MAKE
PERFECT HOMES

PRACTICAL APARTMENTS THAT NAME
PERFECT HOMES.
The comfort and convenience of Apartment depends
upon the plan and equipmen-and VIII ind in TINS
orouD Of Apartments that points have been carefully
considered and provided The excellent size and
the equipment OF the best
The location is ideal being handy to everything and
cvervwherc
18th 18th and T. CAPT. SITS Sc
You can relv upon competent service S giving
the management personal attepton
, 18th st. Sc. l/Oo T.. Cap. st.
18th st. Sc. IN T.. Cap. St.
7 18th ST. Sc. 17l7 +. Cap. St.
1928 +. Cap. St.
1920 +. Cap ST.
sand bath 4rooms ndb
OandS3 $40 and S4Z 50. $3.50.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1910
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See These Clean and Cool Apis.
Modern " ami 3 outside room apis. private
tiled baths porrhes and laundry. continuous
hot water $50 ami SAT so. 44o6-
Georgia ave. Inquire 1924 Georgia ave II. "
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TIL + WIN d + Z NJ Z r f =,
1925 New Hampshire Ave

THE WINDERM ERE,
1925 New Hampshire Ave
NEW FTRFPROOF APARTMENT HOUSE
Ii lust omp
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
All outside apartments with large spacious closets
Latest appointments Telephones and al-nght service
Room Reception Hall and Bath.
! Room Above Diner Kitchen and Bath.
? Rooms Kitchen and Bath
3 Rooms Kitchen and Bath
oPgg PEE f REs 16EPFcE MaSS AdE R Or
SWARTZEI.L RHEEM & HENSEY COMPANY,
TT Fifteenth Street NV.
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THE BORDEAUX.
092l 3 GEORGIA AVE.
. rms. kit. and bath ............ 500 90
3 rms. kit. and bath. e.. ...... b.
Building faces main entrance TO Water Reed
RESIDENT MANAGER
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INQUIRE THE sHAwMUT.. 200 10Th ST,
y" SEE RESiDENT MANAGER

BEN .ALO r Y Ct 7.
Finest groun of ireproof apis in Z. $.
in center OF Wash highest point in d C,
trees and shrubbery: extra large. hish, ali
outside rooms. tile bath hardwood f1ors
up TO the minute; highest grade service, "a
mr. elev. and switchboard cafe. beauty par.
ior valet N bldg only few apis. available
out of total of 800.
rms. . rec, halls. 2 pogches S. so;
rms. SOS one rms. $50 So Only min
downtown by car auto. 14th and Clifton
sts NV. Clifton Terrace. Phone Columbia
1-44 Extra cool.
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THE WILTON,
1891 18th STREET
Apt. of five rooms, kitchen and
bath; $50 month.
THE ASHLEY
2O3S 18th ST NV
Apt of six rooms and bath with
porch apt. of five rooms and bath:
elevator service will reiecorate; sos
to S15.
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THE RODMAN
conn AVE. AND RODMAN STREET.
Cleveland Park very desirable apt.
of four rooms reception hall bath and
porch SIS and $50 month; one room
kitchen and bath. porch. S45 month.
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DELIGHTFUL GROOM AND BATH COR.
ner apartment. furnished or unturntshed. un-
At south and east exposures: south porch.
Fxcepfionaily cool Phone Cleve. 4414.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

6ss NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Desirable 5-foom and bath front apart
ment moderate rental. See lanitur
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THE. BRADFORD,
1900 X ST. NV.
Desirable apartments. one
room and bath To four rooms,
kitchen aud bath. Apartments
newly decorated. Reasonable
rents. 24-hour telephone and
elevator service. Apply Man
ager Main 842o.
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1861 PARK ROAD
New building: two large rooms
kitchen. bath and reception hall: thre'
rooms and bath and reception hall
&51 so and $50.
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2lO0 + ST. NV.
rn,,. Murphy bed dining aieove kit ca go
XII and bath ''' 55 90 !
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I33 WEBSTER STREET NV
Look at these beautiful louf di,i
Ave room, apartments: all large, out
side rooms. delightful and cool m sun sun.
rner and well heated in Winter. hehts'
~ %RS
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224 18th ST. NV.
.nd ami :,rd Aoors--p rooms and bath, $50
Newly papered. electricity.
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l4l2 l4th ST. NV.
Ant. IL rooms kitchen and bath So 30
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THE PRINCETON.
22l5 l4th ST.
rms. bath and porch ........,.. 1000
SHANNON, & LUClIS. Inc.
1l3 14th ST. NV Main 2345.
1911 VERNON ST. NV. = MODERN
apartments Of !. rooms, Murphy bed and tile
bath and rooms reception hall and tile
bath $40 and 500.
1864 COLUMBIA RID. NW.--Vers deslr
able apartments of rooms. reception hall
and tile bath: Just repapered reasonable
rental.
1850 MINTWOOD PI..--Apartments of
rooms and bath. rooms and tile bath. and
: rooms bath and porch S5..50. SO $50
l723 EYE STD rooms and bath: cleo
tricity: gas and elevator service furnished
500
2432 PENAA AvE.-Brisht apartments
containing 4 rooms reception hall aud bath;
all outside rooms: 500.
THE MACoMB, 31an Mscomb St
Rrand-new apartment building: " rooms.
tile bath and Murphy bed and 3 rooms, re
ception hall and bath: every room has out
side light and ventilation: $40. $3.50.
WIN. =. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc.
1892 St Nam 1900
EcTIIIJ ApApT MTG
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THE GREENSBORO
1914 18th STREET NV
Downtown apts.. newly decorated Z
and rooms elevator service. See res
idant manager.
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1904 RODMAN ST. NV. Cleve Park
MADDUX MARSHALL MOSS & MALLORY
923 10th St NV Main 10134.
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1872 PARK ROAD NV .,h
Apts of two rooms. Kitchen ndln
and porch. $50 SO also apis. OF living
room breakfast room. Murphy neh
with dressing room. kitchen ana od'"'
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THE WOODB1NE.
3rth AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
In beautiful Woodley Paris oppos,,e
Cathedral Mansions: apt. OF two rooms:
kitchen and bath apis. OF four rooms
and bath: all outside rooms spehul"
apts for Army and Navy people
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(CnnfSnuadA

One and two room suites. with OF without
bath. furn shed complete linen ami maid
sery"e eERirgRRsT tr Erw toyr Snr rs ssrn
Nv day. bedrooms by night: attractivf rates
by day week month. Telephone In
spect something near I4th 1t at top
of hill where il is cool
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.321S WISE. Az +.
Apt -. rooms kitchen and bath. $40
Apt 25-o rooms kitchen and bath, 90
Apt LIT rooms kitchen and bath. 80
Garages in the rear AT 81
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1901 I7AlRMONT 81. NV.

Several ants formerly occupied hy high
military officers uneN pectedy ordered away.
available At amazingly low rates. III city =
most exclusive residential hotel all outside
rooms choicest fittings excellent eNposurr.
finest service and dining room to room
opportunity to secure hotel suite AT less
than cost 90 ordinary apt tall North 39th.
annI,A NH
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

Harry F. Cahoon of Mankato was
visitor in Redwood Falls last Fri
day. .ga >s#
Miss Mabel Molnes was guest at
her home at Russell over Sunday.
We serve the coolest drinks in town.
Try them when thirsty. Lauterbach's.
49-2ts
Mrs. E. A. Mann and her daughter,
Miss Helen Mann of st. Paul arrived
here last week for visit with Mrs.
Mann's daughter, Mrs. Marion John
son. Thew will also visit with rela-
tives at North Redwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Olson and family re-
turned Friday from ten days visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
Notice.-Reserved seats for the en-
tire Chautauaua season viii be placed
on sale at Mike and Joes at nine
o'clock Thursday morning, June oath,
the opening day of the Chautauqua.
Buy these tickets which will assure
you the same seat for each of the
twelve programs. 50-1t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

A group of twenty-four young la
dies, mostly friends of Miss Laura
Bernice Barnum and Mrs. Charles
! Barnum last evening at the home of
the latter on Fulton street. Miss
Barnum is to be married in late June
to Carl Nelson, and the Gffair was
miscellaneous shower and a surprise
for the bride-to-be. Miss Barnum was
taken for ride and brought into the
darkened house on pretext of seeing
new lamp, whereupon. she was
greeted with shower of rice from the
assembled guests. Little Billie Bar
mum. two year old nephew of the
honor guest, drew into the room
wagon and large basket of gifts the
whole decorated in pink and white.
A decorated chair was placed for the
bride and the gifts presented one by
one by Master Billie. The rooms of
the home were adorned throughout in
pink and white, many peonies and
A decorated chair was placed for the
bride and the gifts presented one by
one by Master Billie. The rooms of
the home were adorned throughout in
pink and white, many peonies and
syringa, were the flowers used. Re-
freshments too were carried out in
this same color scheme Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bar
mum, parents of Miss Laura and Miss
Lorine Braden from Eagle Lake.
Mankato Free Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
City and County
y x X x y x X y y X
ESTHER l.. DAVIS City Editor

Brighten up your straw hat Will
Bells Straw Hat Cleaner, 15c at
Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 5O-1t
] Mrs. Chester Baldwin and her sons
have gone to Sac City, Iowa, for Wis
it with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senter Baldwin and
two sons of Waseca were weekend
guests of Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
Mrs. E. A. Pease was the guest last
week of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Simp
son at Clements.
Roy Stephens and his troop of Boy
Scouts returned last Thursday from
Bigstone Lake where they enjoyed an
cutting.
8 Mrs. A. B. Cameron of Chippewa
Falls, Wis.,, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Zumwinkle, her sister, Mrs. l.
w. Hasinger and with her brother.
Bert Zumwinkle.
1ngvald 'Talseness Of Alexandria
spent from Wednesday until Sunday
of last week visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Byram.
her mother, Mrs. John Hillig of Red
wood Falls left last Tuesday for
Butte, Mont, where they will make an
extended visit.
DR.. and Mrs. C. L. Lynn had as their
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Vasen and Mrs, M. M. Lynn of Jack
son.
A splendid line of s1OO gifts for
any occasion at Sward Kemp Drug
20. 50-1t
Mrs. Chester Ryder, operator at the
Fisher Beauty Shoppe returned Sat
urday from Minneapolis where she
spent a week on business matters.
Mrs. w. F. Jackson and children Of
Redwood Falls, are spending several
days at the P, H. Feely home,-Farm-
ington Dakota County Tribune.
!. A.. D. McRae accompanied by VIM.
G. Frank, Arthur Lehrer and George
Forester of Springfield left Monday
for Elbow Lake where they will spend
few days at the McRae cabin.
= Mrs. Huot of Huot, MINI, ar
rived in Redwood Falls Friday from
st. Paul where she has been visiting
and was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Leo Gallery until Monday.
The marriage of Miss Laura Pen
hall, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. F, W.
Penhall of Morton to Warren c. Tippy
of Detroit, Michigan, took place
Thursday. June 10th, at the Metho-
dist church at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tippy will make their
home at Detroit.
A genuine pint Thermos Bottle for
$1.19 at Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 50-1t
Rev. f. c.. Prosser will leave this
week for Madison, Wisconsin, where
he will attend the National Summer
School for Religious workers in rural
communities which is being held there
from June 9th until July 18th. Mr.
Prosser is one of five men sent by
the National church to represent the
Diocese of Minnesota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

Mrs. George Root of Edgerton was
Monday caller in Redwood Falls.
q. s. Dickerson of Lucan was a
Tuesday caller here.
Don't forget razor blades and all
shaving needs at Sward-Kemp Drug
Co. 5O-1t
II. G. Rosner Of South Dakota spent
the weekend in Redwood Falls. He
left on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Morley went to
Chicago last Wednesday to attend the
Eucharistic Congress.
Mrs. j. E. Welch and children OF
Minneapolis are guests of Mrs
Welch's sister, Mrs. w. S. Buchanan
Orders for ICE CREAM, large OF
mall, we will be pleased to furnish
you. Let us know how many YOU
wish to serve and we will supply YOU
for plcnics, parties, etc. Lau.erbach's S.
49-2ts
Miss Luella Turrell went to Min
neapolis last week for visit. with
relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Hall left Monday for
Groveland on Lake Minnetonka for a
visit of several weeks with friends.
A gallon, wide mouth Thermo Jug.
Keeps food hot or cold, $1.89 at
Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 5O-1t
Miss Jane Morley, who has been
teaching in St. Paul, returned home
Sunday to spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Morley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Rote and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Neuschwander and children are spend
ing this week at Diamond and Florida
Lakes.
Robert Budd came out from St. Paul
Sunday and was an over night guest
at the c. A. Luscher home. He left
Monday accompanied by Won Luscher.
Mr.. Luscher expects to leave from
there for Pontiac, Mich, where he
will be employed this summer.
William H. Ball has been employed
by the State Banking Department to
take charge of the State Bank at
Evansville, Mimi, which was closed
about two weeks ago. Mr.. Ball left
Friday of last week to take up his
work and expects to spend the next
several months at least at Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Petry and fam
ly of Evanston, Illinois, and Ben
Maceman of Winona arrived in Red
wood Falls Sunday for visit with
Mrs. Petry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
?. w. Stanton. Mr.. Petry left Mon
lay for Menominee, Wis, where he
will attend summer school at the
University. Mr.. Petry is one of the
in the high school at /
Evanston. Mrs. Petry and family will
spend the summer here.
Miss Selma Rosalla Knutson, dau
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Knutson
If Belview, died suddenly at her
home Friday afternoon. A combina- /
lion of causes which drew heavily on
her vitality, caused her death. Miss
Knutson was born on October IA,
1915. Funeral services were held
last Sunday at 1880 o'clock at the
Rock Dell church with Rev. Mommsen
Helmet Bathing caps with chin
straps, IS cents at Sward Kemp Drug
Go. 50-1t |
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clerk of Court W. G. Weldon issued
the following marriage licenses last
week to: Herbert B. Martinka and
Agnes C. Steffle, Walter E. Milbradt
to Mary Richard, Joseph B. Schunk
to Gertrude A. Cores, Robin D. Jor-
censor to Jennie H. Blake and George
A. Beecher to Grace E. Hubbard.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23

NOTICE: A special summer
class in piano will be start
ed on June LIST. Special rates
for beginners. For further
particulars, call or write,
Miss Maude Peterson, teacher
of piano.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS !

OARRED IL MOO II NUM-
Bred, culled and mated for
egg production and standard
} requirements. Prize winners:
Eggs from flock CT hens mat
ed to cockerels, $3.50 per set
ting, $3.50 per 100. Where
shipped, 5000 per 100.
Eggs from flock of pullets
; mated to yearling cocks, S1.50
per setting, $500 per 100.
Where shipped, $3.50.
Eggs from Pen No. 1, $1,000
per setting of 10 eggs.
Eggs from Pen No. 2, $500
per setting of Is eggs.
Eggs from Pen No. 3, $500
per setting of Is eggs.
Eggs from No. A, $500 per
setting of Is eggs.
Baby chicks, $1,000 per 100
5 from flock eggs.
Mating lists sent on request.
Phone No. 1886
MRS. E. e. MOSIER
Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-23
Notice to the Public

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization will meet at
the City Hall at 900 O'Clock A. NJ,
June 28th, and as many days follow
ing as necessary, for the purpose of
equalizing assessments Of all real and
personal property for taxation pur-
poses. All matters for adjustment
should be brought before this board
at that time.
C. A. LAUTERBACH,
Assessor.
It..
When you go on that vacation let
US supply you with Fresh Films and
toilet articles, Sward-Kenp Drug Co.
50-1t
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05
MONTANA STEERS have TOPPED WORLD
MARKETS FOR THE LAST Three YEARS

For three successive years Montana
steers have topped the markets of
the world, according to DR.. w. J.
Butler, state veterinarian
Last year an entire train load,
shipped by Wallace Huidekoper from
his ranch in the Crazy mountains
south Of Two Dot, brought the best
price paid On the Chicago market
for western beef.
For 1925, Montana shipments of
cattle showed a substantial increase,
a statement prepared by E. A. Phil
lips, secretary of the Montana Live
stock commission, shows. The total
was 1926 head, as against $685. 94
in 1924.
Chicago drew the bulk of the ship
ments with 1869 head; St. Paul,
with 82,916, was second, and relative
increases were made at all markets
except Kansas City.
Besides all this, Montana has other
claims to recognition, DR.. Butler says.
Bacon and ham, cured in Montana, are
being served in the hotels in Yellow
stone Park and by leading hostelriea
in Chicago and other large cities.
where, because Of their superior fla
o and quality, they have been chosen
over all other brands. 'aB -
Montana hogs, fed on alfalfa and
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05
MOTHERS VOW s U
IN MINIATURE CHURCH
81. s1n.

CBeseO. TOWa-Ehe mother Of JOhR
GaertAeF, a French explorer, who was
with NapOleOR's forces at the burning
Of Moscow, vowed that II Cod would
safely return her son she would build
q church.
The son returned, but his neither,
because Of financial difficulties, was
unable to carry ont her plan. Der
granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Anna Hu-
her. however, tOOk up the WOrk, ana
the result was the building IN 1885 OF
St. ARthony's Catholic chapel.
The church is Of native lime FOck.
Ii is II feet wide and IL feet l0ng. L
has four s~tained-glass windows, a tall
belfFy, q cross, fSur peWs, q center
aisle, q main altar and two side al
taTS- Il seats eight persons.
The tiny edifce, dedicated to the
memory Of John G~aertner, was main.
tanned By the Huber family untn 1924,
when st. AnthOny's Chapel assOeia-
ton. formed by Is grandchildren 81
Mary Anna Huber, took over its care
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05
THIS YEAR May SEE RESUMPTION OF
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION in MONTANA

HELENA-New railroad construc-
tion and improvements, at a compare
lively low ebb in Montana for the
past 10 years, may in 1926 be re-
vived on a scale Of consequence. ac-
cording to information collected by
the division Of publicity, department
Of agriculture, labNr and industry.
Improvements include the fnstalla-
ton Of oil burners by the Great Nor
them in sufficient number to give this.
company the lOngestsstreteh Of smoke.
less track in the country.
Extensions announced on which
work viii begin in the spring are the
Great Northern from Soobey to Op-
helm, and the Chicago. Milwaukee,
and st. Paul Of 90 miles into the
BlaekfoOt country from Missoula. Of
interest also to a copper producing
state is the announcement of pro-
posed extensions to the eleStrifica-
ton Of the Milwaukee main line IN
eastern Washington.
New rails will serve five counties,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-02-05

Rchland, Dawson, McCone, Garfield
and Fergus, if a project now on foot
to construct a Great Northern line
from Dakota into LeWistOwn mater
ializes. The line would connect New
Rockford, N. D. and LeWistoWn. Con-
structiOn work was completed several
years ago between Richey, Montana
and Watford, N. D. Lines from Richey
20 LewistoWn and from Watford City
TO New Rockford would be necessary
to complete the link. A meeting is
being held this week at New Rock
ford in. which the officials Of the
Great Northern are participating.
Reports coming from North Dakota
are that residents along the proposed
line hsRe expressed a willingness 20
subscribe necessary amounts of Great
Northern stock at par in order to
have the road completed. New Rock
ford already has pledged 100000 and
4eLean county in North Dakota has
promised q similar amount.