The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-08
MIKE
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ers with about $500. Finder re-
turn me my $500 and you can
keep the M. T. pocket book.
Notise-If you have any Bears
or sows that are strays bring
them to me and no kwestshuns
will be asked. They amt mine
but if you don't want them and
the owner can't be found, I'll
butcher them as I am short on
meat. My weight June 1st 1913
2O8 lbs. Weight on July 1st, 1947
1876 lbs. P. S. I'm still fat en-
uff.
Last week I seen in the Har-
din paper that Harold Mickle
Bill Franklin and Clyde Rode1
are going in partnership, buy
ing and selling livestock. That's
gonna be a real partnership
they hope and I hope. Now all
they need is a farm. I think I'll
sell EN- mine that Is if they ain't
already got one. Mine amt in
town but for things like that
it's close enuff. I'll sell EN- mine
and Henry's pigs, cows, horses
hens, grain. caterpillar tractor
plows and everything and give
them a she dog with 7 pups. Fol
the Farm 80 acres irrigated. III
take $500 dollars cash or trade
100000 for the caterpillar trac-
tor, $40 to 500 each for the pigs
and hogs. $40 to SITS for each
COW and calf. a extra special
Jerseys and Guernseys $3.50
each. They could of been reg
istered if there mother and
dads had of been registered
furSt.)
For Sale - Enuff cement
blocks to build a bulldin 40x30-
ten feet $4,000 or will
take hogs, cattle, or grain. 2
used Ford trucks. l truck has
Prewar heavy duty 10-ply Sieb-
erling tires. Not a hole or break
in any tire with beet box. Priced
to sell or trade. You knoe today
I'm a buyer. Tomorrow I mite be
a buyer. The other truck amt
much count but its for sale or
trade too.
Notise-Anything saleable to
buy. Whatcha got,-no junk
wanted. mean somet hing that
wants.
Bill Lynde: Hello Bill. Them
caterpillar wagons I bought and
dint pay you for vet, have been
sold to another Jew in Billings.
He will be down anytime. He
will weigh them and pay me an
then I'll pay you and then you
kin pay me. That way you and
me will be even agin. could OF
mailed you a post card but l
dint have a penny and Joe Astle
wouldn't charge it, because ne
sed all P. o. business is cash.
BY letting you knoe this way
I'm not crowding the males and
that way the people in the post
offices kin have more time to do
somethin' else an then no one
kin read on the post card what
I'm telling you in the paper.
Now that there is a helova
man shortage, you'd think Rosy
welt would change all of the "a
hour days to at least SO hour
days. Heck if he want to he kin
do it all he seems tc need to do
is sign a paper and it's done
Talkin' about Rosy, there is !
thing he don't have nerve enuft
to do is clamp down on the coal
mine strikers. If he does he will
lose over 2 millyon coal mine
votes when he runs agin and II
he dint intend to run he wood
raise heck with Lewis and Co.
but being as he is gonna run he
don't dare. I knoe
The movie business Is about
one of the main things around
here now. Between 300 and 4UL
Crow Indians will be on the
payroll when they get to shoot
in pitchers. I herd they bought
300 watermelons to treat the In
dian actors. Big truck loads OF
movie equipment are comm In
from HOLLYWOOD.
Just to sho you how interested