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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15
FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-A fine small stock ranch, 50-coW
capacity, win leave IS cows and calves on
shares 5-room modern home nice stream,
$4,000 down, balance many years
800 acres 65 acres irrigated, all in hay
and tame pasture Finest milk room with
walk-in, 6-cow milking parlor, loafing shed
SOx6O. all new and adjoining. Four-room
new home, $4,000 with 900 down -.
240 acres mostly irrigated with 80-acre lease.
Buildings insured at s22 900. At present rum
y down, balance in 10 years Can buy
100 head Of registered cattle extra
40 acres, Y pasture, balance hay with 30
electricity, school bus mail, $4,000 with
$4,000 down. balance 10 years 3,700 acres
decided land. hay and grazing, $1,280 for
Grazing permit for 206 head on Forest Re-
serve Fine buildings, $l0o. 900 with s55,000
down, balance $4,000 yearly. Stop at Pedersen's
Real Estate at either Roman or Poison office.
MOUNTAIN FooTHILL STOCK RANcH-2, 100
acres decided, 1520 acres Taylor grazing and
forest permit for 50 cows and calves 1t is
hay land with free water. This ranch will
run 200 cows and their calves. Has fair
set Of buildings, including log house with
water in the house, barns, corrals and other
outbuildings. 2 1s miles to school and 20 miles
to good county seat town. REA is available.
Adjacent to good hunting and fishing. Price
is $4,000 with $4,000 down and balance
S2,500 a year. Orval e Mason, Specialist in
Ranches, 401 First Ave. S., Great Falls, Mont
DIVERSIFIED RANCH-1o7O acres. Mountain
footbill ranch suitable for cattle, sheep or
hogs If fully stocked will handle $50 cattle
the year around. This years setup is 260
acres winter wheat, 140 acres spring grain,
125 acres hay. 500 acres can be irrigated
Has T-room modern house and 4-room
house, 3 barns sheep sheds, granaries, ma
chine shed, bunk house, chicken house. Four
miles to town, railroad and school, Has REA.
Price including complete set of machinery
$66, 600 with S25 600 down, balance easy terms.
Orval E.. Mason. Specialist in Ranches, 401
First Ave. S., Great Falls, Montana.
GOING 41-ACRE RARM BUY-Near town.
80 acres tillable 10 acres pasture wire fenced,
Some fruit; IA acres alfalfa. Suitable also
for grain and potatoes Good Groom house,
bath, electricity; phone, pressure system;
garage, good barn and granary, housing for
$50 hens, brooder. Low 1850, terms open.
If taken soon includes COW, 2 yearlings,
Is chickens, 100 chicks tractors. plow, disc.
miscellaneous tools Strout Realty, 178 N.
Main, Kalispell, Mont. Phi: 924-W. Oct. of
No. 90 and No. 2l, Open Today. BARGAIN
FOR SALE+Good stock ranch. 1900 acres
decided, $50 acres leased. Fenced and cross
fenced. Sub-irrigated. Lots of spring water
Puts up better than 160 tons of hay. viii run
$50 head. ! Good diversified farm. 800
acres good soil. fair improvements, lots OF
water. 80 acres, all irrigated, on main
highway, 2-bedroom house. modern. Hay anc
pasture. Good milk house. Good buy al
Sic, 400 or will sell fully equipped with stock
machinery and furniture. Poison Realty Pol
son. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

INTERNATIONAL WAC Six-cylnder tractor,
quite new tires, runs perfect Will handle
five bottom plows or other heavy equipment.
New paint, economical on fuel. Reason for
selling, have new diesel. Write Soren Nelson,
Broadview, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

PLAN FARM HOME in the Northwest where
land is reasonable in price. Send for litera-
ture on washington, OREGON, Idaho. Montana
the Dakotas and Minnesota. Write E. B. Dun
can, Dept. $50, Great Northern Railway, st.
Paul l. Mimi
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15
TURKEYS

NEWPORT original certified Broad Breasted
Bronze poults, u. S. Certified, Pullorum Clean.
All hens mated to pedigreed R. Q. P. toms.
Strictly unlighted. Priced competitively Mem=
Der Oregon Turkey Improvement Association.
Milton Newport Turkey Breeding Farm and
Hatchery Tangent, Oregon
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15
FARM MACHINERY

t'FACTORY-CLOSE-O -OUT-SALE." Save 50eo.
131 top quality, guaranteed all brass weed
spray outfits. Complete with boom, nozzles,
direct drive tractor gear pump, hose, etc
s84.50 prepaid. Order promptly. Send for
bargain catalog. Burden Sales Company, $50
co. St. Lincoln Nebr
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

FOR SALE OR RENT - SO-acre diversified
farm. Good loan soil, private irrigation some
timber Spring water piped into Groom house
Barn and double garage. School bus. mail
route. electricity. Bargain for quick sale
E. G. Clarke. Rexford. Mont:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

A-C ''ROTO-BALER' with counter. Baler like
new never used, everything guaranteed. First
$1,195 buys it. Remit in care of Sault Savings
Bank of this city c. D. Armstrong, 516 Court
St. Sault ste. Marie, Michigan.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

STROUTS RANCH CATALOG -R anches,
homes. country businesses etc.. etc. Our 51st
year the worlds largest 3O84 outstanding
bargains, 33 states Mailed freel Save thru
Strout. $50 s. w 6th Ave. Portland Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

EXPERIENCED family man wants to lease q
ranch diversified farm on shares Have
had experience with Sheep dairy and range
cattle. Would work for owner until fall and
formation write Box 387. Dixon. Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

CASE Model Nom pickup baler, Al shape.
baled only 400 tons. Warren Koebel, Libby.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

LIBBY REAL ESTATE-Write for our listings
of farms. timber land, fishing and hunting
lodges, cabin camps, semi-retiring homes,
acreages city homes and business property.
Bowen Realty. Libby, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

MIsoELLANEous BREEDS
PEAFOWL. Pheasants, guineas, ducks geese,
bantamsg thirty varieties pigeons Breeding
stock. eggs. John Hass Bettendorf. Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

REGISTERED Yorkshire boars and gifts far
rowed in october. Can breed gifts to unre-
lated boar. Also registered yearling Hamp-
shire ram. Dick Powell. Jefferson Island.
REGISTERED MontanaN No l (Hamprace)
boars and gifts for sale.N Reasonably priced.
From the best bloodlines available. David
Norton. Route 1, Bozeman. Montana.
CHOICE top quality registered Spotted Poland
China boars and gifts Two to four months
old Woodside Stock Farm Victor. Montana.
REGISTERED Duroc spring pigs. non-related.
Fall bred gifts. Exuress prepaid. Victor Fisher
oxford. Idaho.
REGISTERED Chester white and Hampshire
weaner pigs Timberline Stock Ranch. Broad
view. Montana.
FOR SALE&Registered chester White weaner
pigs. The best of breeding. Chas. Grant.
outlook. Mont.
PUREBRED Chester White weaner boars for
sale. Peder Lee & Son. Fairfield, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

WANTED TO LEASE, q stock ranch with
buildings and good water, large enough to
run 800 to 400 cows the year. around Don
Walter Raderville Rt. Casper, Wyo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

WHEAT RANcH-1.5sO acres decided. 1900
acres under cultivation plus $50 acres now
being broken up. 500 acres in spring wheat
which is included with the ranch and 500
acres to. be summerfallowed Land is gently
rolling and very good soil Very good set of
for $4,000 including crop. $4,000 down, ball
ance easy terms Orval E. Mason, Specialist
in Ranches 4O1 First Ave. S.. Great Falls,
Montana.
1oo-cow RANCH, $40 acres decided and 300
under long time leases, $50 acres in hay and
grain, modern home good outbuildings pri-
vate water right. $22, 600. We have some
desirable well improved irrigated lands, 40
to 200 acres large and small ranches. For
the best buys in farms and ranches, write
or call Roman Realty, Roman, Montana.
CHOICE PROPERTY-120 acres As under
tillage 10 more ready, 10 acres creek bottom,
all fenced. fair house, bath, hot and cold
water under pressure from inexhaustible we'll
Telephone, school bus, milk route and mail
at gate. s7.500. Mark Hunt. Phone $50
Standpoint, Idaho.
FOR BETTER BUYS let us know what YOU
are looking for and how much you want
to put into the deal and we will give you
Flathead lake dairy, grain and stock ranches
in this beautiful valley. Winter Agency,
Poison, Mont.
EXPERIENCED family man wants to lease a
had experience with sheep. dairy and range
cattle Would work for owner until fall and
lease then if owner satisfied. For more in
formation write Box 387 Dixon Montana
FOR SALE OR RENT = 8O-acre diversified
farm. Good loan soil, private irrigation. some
timber. Spring water piped into Groom house.
Barn and double garage. School bus. mail
route. electricity Bargain for quick sale
E. G. Clarke. Rexford Mont:
PLAN FARM HOME in the Northwest where
land is reasonable in price. Send for ltera-
ture on washington, OREGON, Idaho Montana,
the Dakotas and Minnesota. Write E. B. Dun
can, Dept. $50, Great Northern Railway, ST.
Paul l. Mimi
STROUTS RANCH CATALOG RI anche e S,
homes, country businesses ETC., etc. Our 51st
year. the worlds largesti 3084 outstanding
bargains, 80 states Mailed free Save thru
Strout $40 S. W 9Th Ave, Portland. Ore.
LIBBY real, ESTATE-Write for our listings
of FARMS timber land, fishing and hunting
lodges, cabin camps semi-retiring homes,
acreageS. city homes and business property.
Bowen Realty, Libby, Mont.
WANTED TO LEASE, stock ranch with
buildings and good water, large enough to
run 300 to 400 cows the year. around Don
Walter Raderville Rt., Casper, Wyo.
HIGHLY IMPROVED wis. farms! 80 to 200
A. Wonderful buildings including modern
honest $81.25 to $96.25 per Al Baker QQ10
st. Croix Falls. Wis.
ll0-ACRE Bitterroot ranch, % acres under
ditch, modern house. school bus, mail, milk
routes. $4,000. Everett Sickels. R. l, Hamilton
FOR THE BEST in irrigated farms and stock
ranches see Deschamps Realty Company. Pal
ace Hotel Building. Missoula. Montana.
FOR SALE-Farm land. George o. zook. Big
fork. Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

FOR BETTER BUYS let us know what YOU
are looking for and how much you want
to put into the deal and we will give you
details on summer cabins. and homes on
Flathead lake, dairy, grain and stock ranches
in this beautiful valley. Winter Agency,
Poison, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

REGISTERED tWo-year-old Hereford bulls,
Domino breeding. Ranch II miles northwest
of Iona on Colony Bay road. Bernard ]. Ruth.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

HIGHLY IMPROVED Wis farms 80 to 200
A. Wonderful buildings including modern
honest $81. .25 to $9625 per Al Baker COLO,
st. Croix Falls. Wis.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

ll0-ACRE Bitterroot ranch, % acres under
ditch, modern house. school bus. mail milk
routes. $4,000. Everett Sickels R. /, Hamilton.
FOR THE BEST IN irrigated farms and stock
ranches see Deschamps Realty Company Pal
Hotel Building, Missoula. Montana.
FOR SALE-Farm land. George o. zook Big
fork. Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

CHOICE PROPERTY-120 acres, As under
tillage. 10 more ready, 10 acres creek bottom,
all fenced. fair house, bath, hot and cold
water under pressure from inexhaustb1e we'll
Telephone, school bus, milk route and mail
at gate. $7.500. Mark Hunt. Phone $50
Standpoint, Idaho.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15
LTYESrocK

PREFERRED AND SELECTED pedigree Ayr
shire bull calves for sale Our calves are
backed by generations of high producing cows
and proven bulls Ayrshire Dairy Great Falls
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

100-COW RANCH, $40 acres decided and 300
under long time leases, $50 acres in hay and
grain, modern home good outbuildings, pri-
vate water right. $4,000 We have some
desirable well improved irrigated lands, 40
to 200 acres, large and small ranches. For
the best buys in farms and ranches write
or call Roman Realty Roman, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

A FEW polled Milkstrain Shorthorn bull calves
from good producing cows and proven sire.
v. o. Swanson, R. 1. Hamilton. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

FOR SALE-Two Milking Shorthorn bull calves
months old. Registered, polled, red. $500
each. DAYTON Willoughby. Vida. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-05-15

@oySo-JS,1oe~o-,<lsNoeyN,y-
MONTANA No. (Hamprace) boars for sale.
Produce amore pigs per litter that gain faster
on less feed. Registered herd No. 4SB George
e Belshaw. Star Route Bozeman, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-10-01

selves for winter. If the mulch is
applied too early, the plants will
react readily to winter cold in spite
of protection.
Mulching is also important for
the protection of perennial flower
plants. Even hardy plants like iris
and peonies benefit from this mulch
protection. For some plants, this
mulching is very important if we
are to expect them to live through
the winter.
Plant Perennials
There are number Of perennials
that can or should be fall planted.
September is a good month for
transplanting peonies, for example.
Clumps of peonies should have
strong roots with from three to five
strong eyes or buds. In setting out
peony roots make sure these eyes
or buds are not more or less than
2 inches deep. If they are set too
deeply, the plants will grow excel
lent foliage, but will fail to bloom.
The oriental poppy, lilies, and
Dutch bulbs like tulips and daffodils
should be fall planted. It is diff
ficuIt to give any specific directions
about planting lilies, as culture
varies with each Individual species
Follow the nurseryman's directions
in planting these. Most lilies need
a well drained soil if they are to
succeed well.
Tulips are easy to grow. Plant
them 4 to inches deep in a rea-
sonably fertile soil that is well
drained. They may be spaced from
4 to 6 inches apart. If given good
care, they can remain in the same
bed for a number of years.
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Gardens end Orchards
Fall Work to Do
In the Garden
By LEONARD YAGER

Many spring blooming shrubs
should be pruned after blooming
rather than in the early spring.
Some of the small fruits or bush
fruits may be pruned in either
spring or fall.
Raspberries are pruned by re-
moving all canes that have borne
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-10-01

1--WE need people who know how
to think. Emotion and sentiment
need to be directed by the clear pro-
cesses of thought. knowledge with
out action is futile; action without
knowledge is fatal. DIR. Blanch H.
Dow. president. CotteY Junior col
lege.
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fruit this summer. Since the rasp-
berry cane is biennial in habit the
canes that have borne fruit during
this current season are no longer
useful. so they may as well be re-
moved Immediately after bearing
or in the fall.
For best winter protection, the
remaining young raspberry canes
should be bent down as flat as pos
sible to one side of the row. If
snow cover is uncertain in your
area, it is desirable to cover the
plants entirely with soil. In areas
where snow cover usually remains
the entire winter the young canes
should be laid down as flat as pos
sible, but need only be covered at
their tips to keep them in this posi-
ton. Nothing is more important in
ensuring a good crop of raspberries
each year than adequate winter pro-
lection.
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Mulch Strawberries

Likewise, a good mulch protection
spread over the strawberry bed this
fall will often save these plants from
severe winter injury. If the mulch
is not taken off too soon in spring,
it will also delay poisoning so they
would not be nipped by late spring
frosts, which frequently occur. The
mulch should cover the plants to
a depth of about 8 inches. Clean
straw. dry grass and clippings are
some of the materials that have
worked well.
It is very important for the mulch
to be applied at the right time. A
good way of judging the timing is
to wait until the plants begin to
show reddening of the foliage, and
fall coloring. This is a good indica-
ton that they are preparing them
Evening star., 1951-10-28
TRY LISTENING!
by Andre Maur0is
WRITER AND lEeTuaER
WIDE woRD

TINE well-informed person should never be
IL aggressive or offensive about his knowledge
whatever his field happens to be. Because he
knows more than Others in one area or many,
there is need to try to impress the others with
it or to make them feel inferior.
1t is bad manners to make the people you
converse with i'll at ease by mentioning names
they never heard of and implying they should
know them. If you happen to do it unintention-
ally, and realize that the ether person does not
follow you it is easy to clarity the matter without
seeming to notice. Say casually: Fleming you
know. the man who developed penicilln. :"
Don't use pretentious vocabulary in ordinary
conversation. Everything can be said in everyday
language, whatever your interest or speciality hap
pens to be-
WHENEVER one of your friends struggles to dis
cuss something that to him is difficult and to you
much easier. don't be impatient and maybe he'll
do the same for you when you talk about some
thing he knows best. You may from time to time
offer suggestion, yet do it as if you have Just
repeated in other words what he has just said.
Supplying words in an obvious manner when he
hesitates or hurrying him on with Interruptions
are patronizing actions which he will resent.
III you WuSt reveal some Oh your knOWIeOge 10
otherS do it unobtrusively. You will have played
your part well if they get the impression that you
apologize for telling them things they already know
If someone makes copical mistake Qike the
French lady who suggested friend of hers should
invite to party the poet Verlaine. who had been
dead 20 years. don't laugh. Say something like,
"Well, am not sure. but have an impression he
died some time ago."
A man of true courtesy listens to anyone who
attempts in good faith to express his ideas This is
not only courtesy, but common sense. He realizes
that people who know less than he in one field may
know a lot more in another - he may be able to
learn something from theni
~
DANCING isn't all yom hare to think about
on the dance floor, especially sghen your part
ner's q stranger. Read schGt Arthur Murray
says in "EuerybOdy's Etiquette" next sCeek.
Evening star., 1951-12-18

a boy is making a lot of points,
he sometimes tries to monopolize
the shooting. But Eckholm passed
off several times when he obvi-
ously had easy baskets"
Eckholm wasn't kept in the
game solely to pile up a Priory
margin. Jerry still has some ex-
cess weight around the middle
and the coach hopes to play him
into shape to stand up against
rougher opposition to come.
Miggs Reilly, Georgetown Prep
coach. had little to smile about
yesterday, but the outclassed Little
Hoyas never stopped trying. The
Prep shooters were off and they
had to battle for every point.
Eckholm, with II field goals, six
in the last period. just could not
be stopped. When he wasn't
throwing layups he was utilizing
a soft, one-handed push shot with
telling accuracy.
Ed Keeley put in Is points and
Evening star., 1951-12-18
hScorng Making Prory Menace in Catholic Loop

Dwyer says, I'VE may have lot
to say about who wins the title"
Any team with an Eckholm on
it is dangerous and If the 6-foot
scoring wizard would get some
help under the boards, Priory
could spring some surprises. The
chances of getting such help
aren't too remote. either, for
Dwyer has three tall boys on the
squad and any one of them could
come up with a good game. They
are Jack Wyvill, 6 feet tall, AL
Smalley, 6-2, and Francis Marks,
ga.
ANY one of those three might
do it," Dwyer says, but they're
short on experience. We're wait
ing"
Eckholm's 37-point play marked
yesterdays game. but more in
|tereSting to Dwyer was the 16-
year-old seniors team play.
Il enjoyed seeing him passing
of in there" Dwyer says. when
Evening star., 1951-12-18
Caps Face Battling Aces
On UIine Court Tomorrow

The Washington Caps. victors
over Wilkes-Barre, 112-101. here
last Saturday night. may expect
another free-scoring battle when
they face the Carbondale Aces
in an American Basketball League
game in Uline Arena tomorrow
night.
Carbondale. now In third place,
extended the Caps before losing,
97-91, when the teams last met.
The Aces outscored the Caps from
the floor.
Ken Murray and Carl Braun
will be missing from the Caps
lineup, but the Washington club
will be strengthened by the addi-
ton of Sonny Hertzberg. former
National Basketball Association
performer, due to report tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-12-18
LITTLE SPORT
By Bill Fuchs

That 1888 victory over George
town Prep yesterday makes Priory
appear powerhouse on the score
board, but the Panthers are one
very important big player away
from Metropolitan Catholic Bas-
ketball League title contention.
That's Just what we need"
Coach Bob pwyer says. IF
had one other big player to 60
along with Jerry Eckholm, we'd be
tough. He wouldn't have to be a
good scorer; just a good rebound
man. for that's where we're weak
on the boards. We were bigger
than Georgetown Prep. but we
don't play very many teams
smaller than us"
Priory, which entertains Eastern
in a non-league game this after
noon, propably will wind up fourth
in the league behind st. Johns,
Gonzaga and st. Anthony's, but
Evening star., 1951-12-18
Nichols Heads National League
With 2.88 Earned Run Average

with 2.98. Three pitchers were
tied for fourth with 3.03. They
were Larry Jansen of the Giants.
Robin Roberts of the Phillies and
Roe.
Maglie also placed second on a
won-and-lost basis. The 34-year-
old right-hander, who took the
Ihonors in 1850. compiled a 1876
record to tie Teammate Jansen
for the most victories. Jansen's
t23-11 was fourth best. Third
place went to Don Newcombe, big
Brooklyn right-hander, who won
20 and lost 8. Newcombe, how
ever, ranked 18th in the earned
run ratings.
Seven 20-Game Winners.
In all, there were seven 20-game
winners. the highest total since
1923. The list included Maglie,
Jansen. Roe, SPAIN (22-14). Rob-
Ierts (21-15). Newcombe and
Murry Dickson, who notched a
20-16 record for the seventh-place
Pirates.
SPAIN. a four-time 20-plus
game winner. was the high man
with seven shutouts, 26 complete
games, l09 bases on balls and tied
Newcombe for the most strikeouts,
164. Roberts pitched the most in
nings, 315, and started the most
games, 80. SPAIN. with 311, was
the only other to hurl more than
800 innings. Maglie had 298.
Cliff Chambers, 29-year-old
left-hander, traded by Pittsburgh
to st. Louis in mid season, pitched
the only no-hitter. a 80 victory
for the Pirates over the Braves,
May 6. It was the first National
League no-hitter since Rex Barney
of Brooklyn blanked the Giants
in 1948.
Roe had the longest winning
streaks. two of 10 each.
Evening star., 1951-12-18
College Basketball
Marines Lose Sondericker,
Hurt in Win Over Bombers

Despite a 24-point scoring
splurge by Bob Parsons of the
Martin Bombers, the Quantico
Marines won last nights game at
Baltimore. 80-66. It was the fifth
straight basketball victory for the
Marines and their seventh in eight
games this year.
Herb Sondericker of Ouantico,
a former Catholic University star,
injured his ankle in the first quar-
ter and will be out for about three
weeks.
In another service game last
night, Norfolk Service Force nosed
out Fort Belvoir, 46-43, in a game
at Belvoir that was tied eight
times.