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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

FOR RENT-Large 4-room fur
nished house. Good southside
location. Inquire at Herald
office. 2O-3G
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

ALWAYS with a pink carnatlon IN
his coat lapel, speaks to Johnson.
In profile they look enough alike
to be brothers. Young Bob La
Toilette. trained for the job by
his father, very much at home. In
n hurst Of old time oratory that
~pleases the galleries, Senator Het-
lin. Of Alabama, taunts his Re-
publican opponents. Senator Wat
SON. Of Indiana, tries to initiate
the Heflin voice, and fails. They
vote. The bill is lost. The mem
berg file out. The show is over
After $50 years seclusion, the
gig that bore the most precious
burden in American history passes
in Washington enroute from Mon
ticello. Virginia, to Philadelphia.
The gig. a one horse, single seat
err. two wheeled vehicle, bore
Thomas Jefferson, with the origi-
nal draft Of the Declaration OF
independence in his pocket, when
he drove alone to Philadelphia IN
.1776 to present The document at
q conference Of the fathers of the
republic.
Given a military escort and pre-
coded by the army band, the old
vehicle paraded the streets OF
Washington for the first time IL
more than 100 years. At the
White House it was inspected by
President Coolidge, whose mode OF
travel today is a shining sedan
with chauffeur and attendants. The
Gig was placed on a special auto
mobile chassis to preserve it. A
Philadelphia it will be Oh eXhibl
during the esqui-Centennia Elk
position. The trip was under the
direction of the American Auto
mobile Association.
Corporal John Coolidge, bacl
at the White House, flunks hi
French at Amherst college, an
endears himself to q great arm
of American college students. Llk
anv average American boy, tn
presidents son has his likes an
dislikes. French is n of the lat
ter. and it requires a presidentia
decree to send him back to sum
mer school to make up the los
credits. The Chief Executive, i
the role of father, vetoes the va
cation planned at the citizens mi
itary training school at Cam
Devens, Mass.
After a hazardous experienc
with logarithms and fractions, ma
Ithematicians in Washington fina
lv decide that Lieut.. Commando
Richard Byrd actually flew owe
the North Pole. The figures sui
stantiate his records, and the av
ator whose name will be inscribe
only a little lower than Peary
may now with some degree of az
curacy lay claim to the title
. Byrd man. Recovered from tt
cold he caught in London aft
his return from the frozen mort
Lieut.. Commander Byrd comes
Washington to be weighted dow
with all the medals and honors
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

.OsT-Airedale pup about two
months old. Finder please re-
turn to Ed Camrud and receive
reward. zo-AC
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

SADDLE HORSES WANTED
Use of two saddle horses, one
completely equipped, until Sep
TENDER l.. Will provide for
their keep and pay owner rea-
sonable rent. Inquire at The
Herald office. 20-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-four room house on
the Northside, one block from
the depot. The Davey Tailors.
49-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

FOR sALE-My 800 acre farm,
6 miles southwest of Wolf
Point. Price $1,000. Terms,
discount for part cash. For
further information write the
owner, Ed Laremore, .4O1
Brace St., Portland, Ore.
17-7pd
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pair double lenz spectac-
les, metal rims. Please return
- T,,5oa Cordon Pill
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08
WANTED

HOUSEHOLDER WANTED-on
farm IS miles southeast OF
Wolf Point No objection to
children. H. L. Hanson. Vida
Route, Wolf Point, Montana.
2O-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

FOR SALE-One Ford touring
car, one Singer sewing machine,
one brass bed with springs and
mattress, one oak chiffonier,
six dining chairs and table, n
library table, one 9x12 rug.
Mrs. L. Mckay, F~airweather
street 2O-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

FOR SALE-12-room house,
steam heat, electric heater, sew
er and water, opposite court
house at Glasgow. See D. D,
Booth at the Valley Market or
write Mrs. Mary Brydon, Glas-
cow. Mont. 2O-4tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Herman Allen of Noble and
Mayme Ryles of Noble, July 4.
Wilbert Henry Bell of Lam
bert and Marie Kanada of Lam
bert, July A.
Ben Edward Burshia of Poplar
and Agnes Kennedy of Brockton,
July 6.
Bernard John Ryan of Williston
and Esther Shook of Williston,
July 6.
RagagRg q %
q 8
& CLASSIFIED %
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ia gsa@
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Fruit jars and an ice
box. Inquire of Mrs. c. E.
Haynes. liz
FOR SALE-Studebaker touring
car with inclosure, and garage.
Bargain price. Inquire at the
Great Northern hotel. 20-2tp
FOR sALE-slightly used ortho-
phonic monograph and 70 re-
cords. Inquire at the Great
Northern hotel. 2O-2tp.
FOR SALE-My 800 acre ranch,
IS head of cattle and g crop OF
100 acres Of wheat, located 10
miles northwest Of Wolf Point
on Wolf Greek. Price $4,000
J.. R. Evans. 2O-3tp
FOR SALE-12-room house,
steam heat, electric heater, sew
er and water, opposite court
house at Glasgow. See D. D,
Booth at the Valley Market or
write Mrs. Mary Brydon, Glas-
pow. Mont. 2O-4tp
FOR sALE-One Ford touring
car, one Singer sewing machine,
one brass bed with springs and
mattress, one oak chiffonier,
six dining chairs and table, n
library table, one 9x12 rug.
Mrs. L. Mckay, F~airweather
street. 2O-tf
FOR sALE-My 800 acre farm,
6 miles southwest of Wolf
Point. Price $1,000. Terms,
discount for part cash. For
further information write the
owner, Ed Laremore, 4O1
Brace St., Portland, Ore.
17-7pd
FARM FOR sALE-321 acres in
Sec. 5 and 6, Twp. 90, Rye. At
and Sec. 81, Twp, 80, Rye. At,
Roosevelt County, located Is
miles north of Wolf Point.
About 300 acres tillable. 80
acres under pillow and in crop.
Land is fenced. Attractive
price and terms. If interested
write and ask for No. 1861. We
also have other lands in this
section. E. j. Lander & Co.,
Grand Forks, N. D. 18-4t.
e FOR RENT
- FOR RENT-four room house on
the Northside, one block from
the depot. The Davey Tailors.
:. 49-tf
a FOR RENT-Large 4-room fur
i nished house. Good southside
location. Inquire at Herald
ID office. 2O-3t
lie
ID WANTED
u MUSIC PUPILS WANTED-by
teacher of voice and piano. Ad-
70 dress this office. 21-4tp.
WANTED want farms for cash
ee buyers. Deal with owners
only. R. Carpenter, 1860 S.
Washington ST., Denver, Colo
20-3tp.
is HOUsEKEEPER WANTED-on
i farm is miles southeast OF
re Wolf Point No objection to
e. children. H. L. Hanson. Vida
ty Route, Wolf Point, Montana.
le 2O-2tp
SADDLE HORSES WANTED
10 Use of two saddle horses. one
X completely equipped, until Sep
A TENDER 1. Will provide for
their keep and pay owner rea-
: sonable rent. Inquire at The
Herald office. 2O-tf
as LOST AND FOUND
in
ne LOST-Pair double LEM spectac-
to les, metal rims. Please return
n to Judge Gordon. I'LL
LOST-Airedale pup about two
40 months old. Finder please re-
-
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Girls and Junior Misses Summer
Dresses---in a June Sale

At 7.o5-Cnrls' Tub Frocks, including
bloomer dresses, of plain and
printed voiles, printed batiste and dimity-in
charming little models with chic touches of
hand embroidery.
Al 81. .Q5-Girls' Tub Frocks and BIoorner
WV Dresses, OF colorful prints,
tissue ginghams, voile and dimity, with dainty
collars and cuffs and bright bits Of hand en-
broidery.
Girls and Junior Mises Section Fourth floor
Evening star., 1926-06-11

At S5.75-Junior Misses Froeks, ot striped
~ broadcloth and colored voies
fashioned in lovely sports and afternoon
models, with smart arrangement of pleats or
tucks.
AT T15.75-lunior Misses Silk Frocks, OF
georgette. crepe de chine and
tub silks--in one and two piece models-with
all those little style notes SO fashionable this
Summer Every desirable color
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BEST HOTEL-APT.
PROPOSITION IN CITY.

Several apts, formerly occupied hy high
military officers unexpectedly ordered away.
available AZ amazingly low rates. in citys
most exclusive residential hotel: all outside
rooms. choicest httinss sscsllent - exposurs: s.U:
and bath suites Act fast. This 10 . rare
opportunity. to secure hotel , suite At lee s
than cost Of ordinary apt. Call North 3fpo:
Only highest reference considered. Coolest
aDok In city.
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III 1lSt ST NV


l72l 2lst ST. NV.
] TO 8 r. H.. b. h..........S4 $40 to $50 mo.
VISITORS TO CITY
can get hk furn. apt better than hotel
for less tlau half the rates. First-class apt.
hldss in best and most accessible residential
bath naruuet floors. :, rms. 500: rms. and
bath $50 Only left Act uutcly Phone
North 4346 or call .i3s California st NV.
lust WHAT YOU NEED.
Finest detached fireproof bldg. 5 minutes
schools; beautiful front apt. overlooking
floors floors. open Fireplace: beautifully furnished.
SUMMER RATE.
Only Ss5: also 3 rms S65. See ianitor.
The Argyle Mt Pleasant st. and Park rd.
or phone Main 5437 for auto ride.
COMMODORE APTS.
rooms. kitchen and bath. comfortably
furnished: short term. Pot: 900
BENEDICk,
For Bachelors.
1SOs EYE ST.
1.2 OR ROOMS WITH BATH.
MEAL SERVICE TO ROOMS.
TRANsIENTs ACCOMMODATED.
NEW CORDONA. 1909 Goth.
| RM. AND BATH. S4O.50.
l.. w. GkOOMES,
14l0 i ST. MAIN OlO2.
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NEAR wARDWAN PARK 3"30 KbnGle rd.
Attractive. large room and private RAIN
gentleman Cleveland I0lS-J
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3o3 D ST. S.E.-5 ROOMS BATH H-wH
iurnished gas will put in elec. S45 month.
Apply 30l y SO :.
NEW r.. p. BUNGALOW. AMI; NORTH
G vest park Md: near school and church.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TIII, '0I IORADO

nth nd Lcng gfellow SITS. NV.
Delightful location. near Rock Creek Park
Ant. 301, | room. kitchen. bath. dressing
closet and bulltin bed; S45 per mo. Open
on > sides. Plenty ot light aud air;
L.. + BREtNINGER L. SONS.
Main 6l4O. 700 Colorado Bldg.
NEW APARTM ENT.
ONLY TWO LEFT.
2 18th ST. Sc.
Convenient to car and bus
lines. One square from the new
Eastern High School. All out
side rooms.
Two rooms, kitchenette, din
ing alcovc and bath, $3.50 and
$500.
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l"S u ST sE-Two rooms. kitchen and
bath: Ink: partly furnished LINCOLN
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THOMAS CIRCLE. 1924 Vermont ave:-lst
floor: large front and hack room. khrheh-
cite suitable for business
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trARrMt.<TN-El;RNISIHED
Seventeenth and II Streets.

Nicely furnished apartment of three rooms.
kitchen and bath. located between Metropoh-
tan club and Hotel Powhatan Day phone,
Main SOS9: night Franklin 1921.
ALRERT ]. OSGOOD. I12O II St
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l4t4 MASS AVE. N.w.-One single. one
double second floor room: also basement
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go c NW-Large. clean. t.h.k rooms;
separate kitchenettes; convenient: desirshie
location. low rates.
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1882 EYE ST NV Brunswick Apt. 10
and s1-Large room: twin beds meS'
hat Cal frOr n
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No ADAMS ST Nw-Two rooms. large
in, Iosed sleeutng porch: Ink: ami; rea-
son ahle Potomac .1S5-W. Se
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1890 vARNtM ST.--Front room. sent
private hath breakfast # desired: reason
able. Adams 1885
oOO- 18th ST. Nw--!.srge room. Second
foor. ADJOINING bath: electricity: INK
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1o"5 Nw-Two second floor front house
keeping rooms electricity. h.-w.h h.. gas
stove sink. 10,
1toS NJ ST. NW-One single > double
rooms well furnished: well kept: very rea-
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURN
I7I7 LANIER P!. NEAR 18th AND COL.
rd--7 rooms glass-inclOscd sleeping porch.
newly decorated. overlooking Rock Creek
Park: 500 on premises or Line. i"fa-w. TO-
:;5lO NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
modern Phon~ Col ss5s-w :.
33l TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.--s-ROOM
house: unfurnished or partly furnished
Lincoln 6761-W. Garage. s.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
New. Up-to-Date Apartments, Ready to
Move In.
The Embassy,
1919 Harvard ST. NV
room. Murphy bed and bath. .... $50 90
rooms. breakfast room. kitchen
rooms @ " rec. hall. kitchen and bath. 10" "So 90
The Blair,
1921 NJ St NV
room. kitchen and bath. .... SIS. 90
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ 90. 90
The Belford,
3O4 st. NV
ROOM kitchen and bath .. $4,000
2 rooms kitchen and bath. ........ 5000
The Clermont,
2IO6 F ST. NV
l room. kitchen and bath ........ $1,000
9 rooms kitchen and bath ...... 55. 90
1860 18th st. NV.
4 rooms kitchen and bath 1872. $50 90
1927 10th st. NV.
4 rooms and bath ..........S7 $500
43l2-l4 Ga. Ave. NV.
. rooms kitchen and bath ..... S41.5O
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 H St. NV. Main oOS.
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1914 CONN. AvE.--I5 ROOMS AND 3
Marshall nl. MAN 44R1
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1919 O ST NV within walking distance
observation-disclosures third moor front: n X :
S. wk: small room. 81 VIZ:
IooS Sth NW.--Lh.k. > second moor: ex
celient condition: semiprlvate bath: reason
able
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6l3 9th ST Nw-Flat for rent. three
rooms. electricity, sink. sleeping porch
res able
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Iksy|NoTHgR IMPORTANT ENTRANCE TO
PAMLico SOUND YET REMAINED OPEN TO
BLOCKADE RUNNERS THIS WAS ocRAcoKE
INLET. SOUTH or HATTERAs. GUARDED BY TWO
SMALL CONFEDERATE FORTS. ON SEPT. IS.
LIEUT.. MAXWELL WITH A FEDERAL NAVAL
FORCE WAS SENT IN THE TUG FANNY" AND
ALAUNcH TO DESTROY THESE FORTIFIcATioNS.
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lf43 CONNECTICITT AvE.-Gentleman
only: large room. very desirable. with "i"set
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TO CGLORED-NEw 5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
Bannlng road. S25.O0 per month Room
23. S1A 18th st NV
GROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE. 1890
fodomac ave. BE-: rent $3.50 OWNER,
1891 Laner pl. NV. Apt "a. Adams 22S
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NEAR STANTON PARK-3O7 Attn ST NE.
1no.rooh brlck eIec.. gas. bath: S42.50.
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Icnl ST NW-Nrpiv furnished room
electricitv private home reasonable. gen
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EAST CAPITOL ST. FACING LINCOLN
PARKS rooms. bath. h.-wh.. cleo, gas:
nrWiy renov ited suitable for roomlng house
CAN NJ. l0?A2
4th ST. Ne. BET. l. AND IMPRACTICAL
~ new r.. b.. INV n buIit-in garage res-
s"natie rental. Call MR.. ROBEY NJ 1Os5%
l417 ALLISON ST NW-6 RMS AND
>: ami good condition: reasOnahle rent
JOHN QUINN co. NJ. 5I45. 704 18th NV
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LINCOLN PARK
Inquire 1117 East Capitol st. -
THE KENESAw
Broom Housekeeping apartment.
No. 20. -
NICELY FURNISHED. ron , MONTHS -
room kitchen and bath, balcony. NORTH
BROOK COURTS. Apt 30a. ooi. 723i -.
"T1HE 14sEs ffsHEto@R: Il 81 N'@:
Two ants. two rooms and bath: wen fur.
nished: centrally located: hotel service; $50
TO 500 q month. Well heated and well
lighted; Ugh For gentlemen who SSant comfort
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Translents Accommodated
| RM.. BATH. FURN.. S37. so.
Neat. roomy. attractive suit in modern
apt. bldg conveniently located. The We'll
hngton, 18th and Park rd. See ianitor or
phone Main 6431 for auto ride. Also similar
apt. 213S California ST.. Just off Conn. ave-:
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
for large parties and families. A few
furn. hk. apis. available at less than half
hotel rates in the finest. magnificent group
Of freproof apt: bldgs.;; - hour eIev. and
large and bright And beautifully
porrhes positively some % Of the fines finest ants
and bath. h.k.: also 4 rms. h;k.: only 2
south. 14th and Clifton ats. NV. Phone
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1910 COLUMBIA RI. - Nicely furnished
cheerful cool room: all conveniences: In
hot al
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ONE MONTHS s RENT FREE BEAUTIFUL
) room home. 2"l Lawrence st ne Wood
ridge: SOB: Inspect and see EATON 3
MARTIN, 1910 Vermont ave NV lIs
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I4oS NJ ST Nw--nne SINGLE , double
rooms we'll furnished; we'll kept: very
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RENT ROOMS-FURNlSHED.
frnuktnnAdl

1;4a ST. Nw-Beautifnlly fur. front
room 3 windows double single; tele-
phone.
S02 O ST Nv tthe end foorl-. rooms.
kitcbenette. bath furnished for hollsekeer.
ISo3 EYE ST W-f.arge single or dou-
hle rooms. continuous hot water; 81 week
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1911 y H. AVE. NV
rooms. hath and elec $50
CHAS. LISKINS
EO4 McGill Bldg Main 2aSO
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RENT HOUSES -UNFURNISHED
fContinued,)
Buckley & GRfNDLEY.
9Hti Y Y AVE w

''IsOhfJ-
1J6 SEA1DE 81 NV
q rooms. bath. gas light. latrobe heat.
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s"3 GTRARD ST. Me- rooms and bath,
sink stove: new house: S345 including
and elect Call after pm. g
1901 ST. Nw.--I.arge front room: south
corner house walking distance: S34 s.
9ia L Nv Ant. 5-Larxe room. next 10
bath. 3 windows. hot water. elee.; spacious
closets
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and bath each Arlington va S45
GEORGETOWN REALTY INSURANCE o..
l2l9 Wisconsin Ave. West 243s.
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LARGE cool bright furnished room in apt
house with congenial people: suitable fo
or gentlemen only. Pot. gas
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1871 RANDOLPH ST. Ew-MODERN s.
room corner house. lat class condition; oil
burner metal weather stripped and screened
Col 9Sf1. es
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1879 l. ST NV tdowntownI - Rooms
large small newly papered and painted: ::
running water. cleo. reasonable.
oil" H ST Nw.--Sinsle room, 2nd floor
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zoos c ST Sw-Front room. furnished
near Government departments. Phone Frank
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THE PORTNER Apt. 362-A large. vel
furnished comfortable room. Phone Nortl
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IN THE BURLEITH COMMUNITY.
,3Tl4 s ST. NV.
This delightful Groom home of the dining
alcove type and with 3 bedrooms is thor
oughy modern hot-water heat electricttJ
immediate possession. $500.
1882 : ST. NV.
rooms 3 bedrooms fdining room typel
hot water heat. electricity. garage. In splen-
did condition and nicely situated. $4,000.
SHANNON < LUClIS. INC.
Tia l4th st. Main 2345
CHEVY CHASE D. c.
Seven rooms q! hdth-, mi: garage S95
q b. I.IkENS
North 141S
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1914 SHEPHERD ST Nw--Larse front
room. good location unlimited phone. Adams
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1890 NV. APT 521-1 ROOM. KTTCH-
enette and bath. front: cool: complete ma
1884 10th ST. NW.--FROM JUNE ] 10
Sept IS: rooms. kitchenetts and bath:
newly decorated; well ventilated: Summer
An IDEAL LOCATION DowNTowN APT.
2 roonas and kitchen modern. lishts and PAS
fs1s sF ~ W. s.s1afs SooSs 81 xlzssES
and bath; Apartment 200. Tel North g35;
call altar 8 p.n.
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CHAIFONTE. e116 P ST, NV, APT. 9
Three rooms. kitchen. bath; SEQ, call after
B pm.
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cls 18th ST NE-Larxe front room. next
Belt Valley times., 1926-11-04
THE WINNING TICKET

The winning number for the RAdi-
ola to be given away on last Satur-
day night was 04O624. From the
management Of the Pythian Theatre
we get the information that this
ticket was sold to an adult on the
night of Wednesday, October goth
and admitted the holder to "The
White Outlaw"
This ticket has not been presented
to claim the radio. If this ticket Is
not found before Sunday, Nov. 7th
new numbers will be drawn from the
ticket box until some person in the
house can match the ticket. Keep
your coupons. pick up all you can
find and be at the Pythian Sunday
night.
Belt Valley times., 1926-11-04
MILLARD ESTATE
REALTY is SOLE

An. order confirming the sale Of
real estate owned by the Margaret
Millard estate was filed IN dissries
court Thursday by Judge H. H. Ew-
ing. The action was. taken on
petition of Walter Kennedy, adminis-
traitor Of the estate.
The property disposed Of consisted
chiefly Of lots and improvements IN
the city Of Belt. and the MilIard land
and coal mine in section 20, township
10, north Of range east, which wns
purchased by H. w. Millard for 1910.
The other property sold was as fol
OWE:
Lot 4, block 10. Belt, sold to Mrs.
Ethel Armstrong for $50; lot IL,
block 10, Belt, sold to N. H. Brown
ing for $40; lot "a, block 5, Belt,
sold to Grace r. Jewell, s22.50; bot
z, block 6. Belt, and residence, sold
to W. P. Pilgeram, s1,OlO, and
residence on lot 7. block s, Belt, sold
10 M. w. Loche. $3.50.
Belt Valley times., 1926-11-04
FOOTBALL SEA-
SON SEMIFIAALS

The Montana interscholastie foot
ball race Is now down 70 wheee II
has been discovered who's who and
week frsm Saturday all Of the four
district winners win be known to the
fans.
Butte cOpped he southern title
Saturday by defeating Livingston
and Hzvrs apparently took the
northern zone honors, although It
was announced yesterday that the
status Of Teton county high Of
Choteau would have to be determined
before the final announcement on the
winner would be made. Choteau has
won all of it's games, but it is
believed that the opposition has been
below the class needed to qualify
team for contendership. Professor
Walter T. Scott, of the School Of
Mines, who is in charge of the state
race, has wired to Choteau for it's
seasOn's record and If the schools
standing is such that It is entitled to
consideration the northern zone
honOrs viii have to be decided in a
Havre-C -Choteau game.
win Flip Coin
Saturday whitefish, last years
winner in the west defeated KalispeII
10 to 2, which leaves the Whitefish
team to meet MissOuia Saturday. to
determine which outfit will play
Central for the western district
championship on Nov. 13. Coach
of Whitefish called
Professor Scott yesterday and stated
hat both Whitefish and Missoula
wanted to stage the game at home
and that they could not come
% an understanding. To settle
his Professor Scott viii toss a coin
.oday to decide the battle-ground.
Coach Harry Dahlberg of Butte High
will represent Misseula when the
.oin is -flipped and Frank Venable,
Of the chamber of COM
nerce will appear for Whitefish.
In the eastern district Saturday
Siendive defeated wof Point as to n
eaving the title to be decided at
slendive next Saturday in a battle
etween Dawson county high Of
ilendive and Custer high Of Miles
'ity. The pair recently played q
coreIess tie in Miles City. .
(AnacOnda Standard
Belt Valley times., 1926-11-04
DAUGHTER CALLED

Elma E. Hauskama. daughter Oa
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Hauslama
died suddenly last week Tuesday and
was buried on Saturday afternoon.
Death was due to urenic poisoning
and came only two days after the
first attack.
The funeral was largely attended
and was conducted by Rev. Lunde
and Rev Kopre Of Great Falls. A
mass of beautiful flowers had been
sent by sympathizing friends and al
most buried the casket. After SER
vices at the house the funeral cortege
formed and drove down Little Belt
to the Peterson ranch and then drove
up Willow creek to the cemetery
where interment was made. The
pallbearers were John Hendrickson,
Frank Hendrickson, George KoslSi,
Jacob Kosld, Otto Koskela and Jacob
Haglin.
Elma was IL years z months old at
the time Of her death. She was born
in Belt and had spent a number OF
years at the Little Belt ranch Of her
parents, Her death Is mourned by
large body Of young people with
whom she was fayorite as well aa
by her older acquaintances. Besides
her parents she is survived by five
brothers and three sisters.