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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
ROOMS FURN.-k.W. tcsns.I

4see GARFTKLD-dirl share roeu
With another Eiri; kit. priYils., maid:
FSs siSG Gi i PERsok. on nv wa sV ave-;
Mclean Garden vic: bright and
c sSHt IL s Rb set1 Ea i III ana
18th st-NeWiy dec. large airy
front: eony.. safe loc.; xsle. or dbls.
southern family. 10. 2-5240.
1898 18th ST. N.W.-Loyely. clean
and lac. studio rm. With pvt. bath,
reigr.: newly redee.: in . sood
cHEVY CH., at Rock CT. Pk.-Les.
attr. .rnl. for Christian young man;
rental nnimportant. Wo. 6-3435.
person. next to bath; cross ventiia-
ton: reasonable. RA: 3-4l3s-
1402 L ST. N.W.-Lge. room and
bath: very private: $40 mo. d.. Z.
1915 OGDEN ST., mr.. woodner-
Bedrm. newly furn, with refined
sple; Uniim. ph., very reas.' RA. 81
BRiGiHTwooD-Nice, Ice. nm. pvt,
6l6 ouackenbos st. NV. TU. 2-1762.
bath. for Catholic lady. nonsmoker,
$50 81 - sFTP vi, fd S 81. fSs!wror ,.sy.
ieees; SSs mo. en-, 2-8isS.
DUPONT CIR, 1907 10th st. NV
Attrac., refined home: Ice. front;
semipyt. bath: lge. closets. maid. 3s
$3.50 KANSAS AVE. E.W.-Master
bedrm.: express bus at dr.. call Sun,
10 to 8. RA. 3-4233.
AMER. UNIV. fICINlTY-Sgle. rm..
adj bath: express buses: garase:
young man. EN-. 2-5255.
privileges: Sunday or sitter week.
days, CO. 5-44I6.
|2I20 P ST., APT. 9-Lge.. comfort.
able rm.: next bath: 2 closets. maid
service; $50 mo. NO. 7-4670.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., clean studio
room with fully equipped kitchen.
n, 1S0S n s., nv De 2s20dl;
n n.9x;;. room. next ext. bath; kit.
az cRIT F1isi SSi Master bedrm..
garage avail. RA. 6-ss3S.
C0zY, COOL. double and single rms:
lines; gentlemen. Wo, 8-7s75.
DUPONT CIR.-Furn., firepl.. book
shelves, lse closet. $50; 1887
. f9nR R1f aTf; Aptj ST. H. N aWt1SgH
other p peomers re ak' 70 s en- gus gen.
N ISHaP' DEeeodRAT1iEIDS ED ROOM. next
bath. windows. private family.
1873. MASS. AVE, Apt. 2l--Sgle. or
dble. rm,: walk dist. downtown.
ave. n.w.-Lge. sttrac. rm., porch:
tel. PVT. home. For gentleman.
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TOWELS
BATH, FACE AND
BEACH, 7c AN OF.
STEWARDS
CORNER

Nun AMI " 61S. INV.
TRACTOR. LeRoi type los with In
e eernn With f front end loader GOOD
cond. throughout. S1,995. tn. q
TRACcToRs-owner leaving. must sell
ms As c ss5o sEss'0 scans sns i5@Bs
garden tractor. with mower. 3 other
attachments; all for $3.50. Gath
T HiS fs9s ss Sa A Ese? g4gso model
siss s AL: SIS. aE Rsa15f h SIT
18th st. NV.
~ VI. goo1 1en mahogany fe
fDnalsiHe Nd 40 WE 5sss5 BODY ave
TV, Crosley l7-in, table model excel
conda eaaipds e With UHF, VIE viii
TV. Motorola 17-in. table model. New
picture tube. Excel cond. $50. LA.
nv, console, silvertone, 12M-in. $40.
admiral Adm u rsdio- yE $50. Misc
Tvs, 1o-in. table model, s25: aE
lain, console, .S55; GE lain. table
model S65; indoor antenna included
TV~RcA console. i7-in., blond, de
luxe model; like new: sos WA. =
Ty. consoles. 1o.in, philco, $40; II
IS. motor, $40. RIA. 8-2463,
Ty. Admiral, l7-tf.,- console. mahog-
any cabinet. tn. .2-5713.
Ty table model. Al condition. sacri-
nv, COLOR, Motorola; brand new;
will sacrifice as we are transferred
and cannot ship it. so. $4,000.
Tv, EMERSON, II in: l year old;
pyrp1iant cnpdJfton Ct co ncr,
Tv, Tin. Admiral. s3b; outside an
s S4n $50 e Thor semiauto. washer,
apt, 30. ia. a-43i6. ~ u
TT. .philco lain. and RCA l0-in.
peri. cond. LII. 4-ole6. Cali any
Ty, Emerson 21-inch; outside apten-
s6ssp. j. NJ (. dealers Shone jE. I:
Tv. l7-in. Admiral console; good
working cond.; S45. Gas range,
S25 AID. 10000. .
TE SETS PARTs1Will pay $40 tS
buy tubes. Open today. AID. 4-9636,
TVs-GUARANTEED 50
And your old set. without tgsde in
from SlUt TOD brands. DUPONT,
1915 18th st. NV, AID. 4-9636.
Open today.
TYPEWRITER, late style L. c. Smith,
magic margin, reasonable. Also
Marsshsnt gal cal auto $40. Cali
TYPEWRITER. IBM, electric, plea
type. excellent cond; $3.50. See ct
go 14th ST. NV.
TYPEWRlTER, portable, very reason
able, in good condition. RA. 6-l248.
TYPEWRITER-Royai x Standard
1pePtw SSHd $50 "A "A 4s; SSe ;c,,,n,,
tor, $40; 'yuewr. desk file folders,
add mach. ME- S-l22f,
TYPEwRITERS, portables, all makes
newl Sa,g5 down, CIRCLE TYPE
WRITER. 74l 18th NV. DI. 7-7372.
TYpEWRlTER, Underwood Standard
S22.50; others. lowest price in D. c.
All guaranteed, TENNIS, 303S oeor.
observation-disclosures model un-
derwood, less than / yr., old. elite
type: cost Sln5 new, will sell Silb,
Call MR., BURGESS, Ii. $1,000
between . and 4 weekdays. "a
TYPEWRITERs, IBM electric. execu-
tive type. Sale or rent HARRY J.
ABRAMs. l24 l. ct. ne.
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MIseEL. WANrFp ,csai.l

BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home. cash. We do moving stoI-
age. IA. 9-2937i ewes. RA. 5-l41s
BEDROOM. household furniture
ABBoTT & LANboN. M. 2-6es :,
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed at our expense, ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1853 Penna. ave. NV
CHAIRs, leather club lounge: aise
heavy duty Hoover. BOX 309-Y. stal
COINS. autographs. letters. stamp col
lee, gold silver. old pistols. HOBBY
Sep, 1918 Wis. ave. sd. 2-l2F2
American Numisma.
tic Assn. wishes 70 buy uneirenlatec
Y, s, eoins. minted prior to 1898
DfAMoSD JEwELRY of any descrip.
ERNEST BURK, GA 18th st. NV
DIAAfoNDS-OTD GoLD-JEWELRY
Don't take less than our top cash
prices. Dental gold. platinum, dia-
mond ieweirv, silver, jewsiry Of any
ust c HAS SCHWARTZ & SON
.70s 7th st. NV, 1905 r St. NV
ST 3-I525 "a
ELECTRIC METRoN0ME. Call MRS
WRIGHT. OIL. 5000.
FIXTURES WANTED-Complete Jew
elry store fixtures desired at once
Telephone collect, Baltimore Valley
5-3I0O
FURNITURE-Any amount; cash for
single items or entire household
FuRNiTURE-wnl buy entire con.
tents or odd nieces: also old china
bric-a-brac; buying and selling foI
55 years. HOPWOOD'S, Sth and Z
SITS. NV, NE. S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-wili buy ali
kinds of good used furniture. Top
prices. We do moving, ia. $3.50,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01

STINOTxPE MACHINES-S39. so: /
mo. free tuition. TEMPLE SCHOOL.
sT IhS r. MAc;HIENfE. case and tri-
s P1d S5S s ~ aRsss Service for 5;
prelude Sattsrn ' LOUIS isf AsRAH Ia
Pawn Broker. 1895 Ga. ave-. Silver
Spring. Md. JU, S-4263.
STORE FIXTURES for sale. Call
WO,. s-3l49 or come and see. Me-
braska ave. and Brandywine st. NV.
STORE SHELVING and counters,
metal. Is inches deep, adjustable;
in sections or separate; any way you
want them; large quantity at half
regular price. Can anytime JE'
stove. cleo. 80 in: 1852 Norge;
s$g5oSSso r bsst 9iisr Lo. sS:is5S,
1upper, side side oven. old model. $50.
sun LAMP, HAN0vIA ALPINE PROF.
Prescription Model s-319-A. like
new, cost $l59. so, will sell for $50.
Also, G-E auto, blanket. $40. Call
BATEMAN. DE. 2-204l.
SWIMMING FOOLS and eauipmssnt.
TABLE, occas... walnut, ta1x1s iny.
Si2: chair. tall back, cane seat. wal
nut, SO CO. 5-s106, Apt. lo7. !.
TABLE. gray formica' drop leaf, and
OOlINLkAOhs go
Girls lain. sidewalk bike, IS.
TABLE, pie-crust, unusual crotch ma
hog. SO; wall bracket Chlppen
design, SIS. Ma. S-6933, Apt. s13
TELESCOPE. Ain. Clark refractor.
Equatorially mounted on tripod,
Make offer DE. 2-3296.
TELEVISI0N. General Electric II"
blond oak, perfect condition. $50
or best nder. Apt. "a. 1125 18th
TELEViSIONs-3O used sets pur-
chased from the MUNTz store in
Annapolis are now ready for sale,
with W-SET WARRANTY'S New
Admirals. S129.95 UP. Emersons.
S129.95 UP Sparton-S ylvania, Du-
mont-capehart. Biggest selection to
choose from. Terms. Fair trade
MUSIC STORES, 161 West ST.,
Annapolis blvd. Glen Burnie. Md
TELEVIsIoN go; beautiful blond
S45 each. tn. 2-3900.
TELEVISIONS-New 1855 models:
if you have cash and want to save
money, call HUI. 3-4S00.
TELEVISION, l4-in. Zenith console
model. special S35: TENDERS
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
steel

We have a large stock Of steel
beams and angle irons in
all sizes
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
D. C; YARD, Luz 4-o5o0
ROCHELLE YARD. Pc. 2-9211 T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
FOR BEAUTIFUL GENUINE
PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY
PLYWOOD WALLS

FUR BEAUTIFUL GEN UlNE
PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY
PLYWOOD WALLS
AXIS v" Thick
$6.40 Per Panel
ZAMBOWALL BAYLAUN
MAHOGANY PANELIN6
A., S" and 6" Wide
Random Lengths, 38c BID. TT.
PHILIPPINE
MAHOGANY PANELING
A., S" and 6"Wide
Random Lengths, %" Thick
32c BID. Fl.
ASPHALT ROOF SHINGLES
210 lb.. S5.95 per 100 so. IT.
FOR YOUR PORCH
REPAIRS
Clear Hard-Pine Flooring
1x3 T&G 51ac Running FIT
1x4 T&G TIC Running Ft
Clear Hard Pine Stepping
Ia" thick by 10" wide
Round Edge, 33c Running FIT.
Lattice Strip, l3s"
31ac Running Ft.l
We keen stock of fine fir framing
lumber, inside and outside doors
hardware, roofing and medicine cab
NETS
VISIT OUR LUMBER YARD
10Th and New York Ave. NE.
Washington, D. c.
Or Phone LA. $4,000
Open Until 4 PM. Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01

WALLBOARDS
All Full 4'x8' Sheets
.Beaverboard, 3/16" - $1.92
Hardboard, 1s" -------$1.92
Insulation 3D., "a" $1.92
Perfo-board, 1s" ------ SAB
Pegboard Clips &c Up
Fir Plywood-Clear, Smooth
Face, 4'x8 Sheets
~ $4.25 5s" 1854
3s"---$5.76 q" $3.50
lla"-$ 7.68
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01

BEAUTIFUL BLUE PARAKEErs
mated pair. lovely chrome case
cover and stand; below cost wa
PRACTICALLY NEW G-E, 7GPH
automatic water cooler. with foot
control: cost S272. will sell for
sI45. JUSTIN H. BROWN. ~
5-3635.
TWO Ogelv tslIar table lamps; 81
inches tau. Ia 9-54i0.
Approx. 9 Million No. . Face Briel
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
AT COMMON BRICK PRICES
Wire or Phone
A J. BONN COMPANY
Atlanta. Ga. Elk 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZER, loader. trucks. REALTY
DEVELOPMENT CORP, ia. T-561s
ia. 7-5619. %
BULLDOZERs, leaders, cranes, by
day week or month. BERWYN
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP, TO.
9-6145.
CHAIN SAWS. Imam. SIC per day:
{ EQUIP. CO, JU. 9-6Ssi.
LEADERS, bulldozers, generators,
mixers, pumps. Ford tractors. I'm
ishing machines, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO, Ju. a-6SS1
WALLPAPER STEAMERS. chain saws.
sanders. paint sprayers. tools. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY, Wo 6-052s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01

COCKER PUPPIES
Black or bun. champion sired. Axe
Z wks. IA, 9-lS2l,
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
Home Arts Club Farewell
Party HOnOrS Mrs. Tveter

A farewell party was given for
Mrs. Ray Tveter last evening at
the home Of Mrs. Boyd HARDWOOD,
with members of the Home Arts
Club and guests attending. "A
recording was made by the guests
for their departing friend who
has been very active in the COM
munity and lovely sterling sill
yer spoon was presented to her.
Special guests were Mrs. w. B.
Mccarthy, Mrs. M. Walsh and
Mrs. Edith Bullock of Kotzebue.
Mrs. Bob Emmons, president Of
the club, was co-hostess.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
Benefit Card Party
To Be Held Saturday
For Hot Lunch Program

The School Hot Lunch Program
which got under way last week
has been serving an average of
100 school children every noon, it
has been announced.
The Steering Committee of the
program has announced that a
benefit card party will be held
next Saturday evening to raise
additional funds so that the prof.
ect may be continued through the
coolest part of the winter.
The card party will be held at
the Pioneer Hall Saturday eve
ming at 800 pm, it has been an
nounced. The Steering Commit
tee is composed Of Mrs. Bob En-
mons, Mrs. Bill Barber, Mrs.
Boyd Harwood, Mrs Jim Walsh,
Mrs. Steve Andersen, Margaret
Mcdonald, Nancy Goodrich.
The Pioneers have donated the
hall as their share in the project.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
Calvin Stores Request
Winners Claim Prizes

The Larry Calvin Stores have
announced the recipients of their
annual give-away holiday mer-
chandiSe.
Willie Senungetuk is the only
customers to have claimed his
gift to date. '
Calvin requests that winners as
posted in his stores, and printed
herewith, may make their choice
of radio, heater, sewing machine
or 500 in merchandise upon
making themselves known.
The numbers are: red 882-729:
white 101-974; red GAG 1874; red
969-325.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
Covenant NavigatOrs
Elect Officers for
First Half of 1855

The Navigators of the Covenant
Church held their semi annual
election Monday evening. Miss
Eleanor Holms Of the MIMI Hos
pital was elected as the new pres
ident of the organization.
Other officers elected were:
Miss Eunice Erickson, of MMM
Hospital, vice president; James
Oksoktaruk, treasurer; Alfred
Milligruk, secretary; Edna Aukon,
librarian; Isaac Eben, publicity
committee.
Installation of newly elected
officers was conducted by Pastor
Roald H. Amundsen.
Covenant Navigators are active
in church activities such as help
ing in support Of pastors in out
lying villages and raising funds
for the needs Of church building
here in Nome. A new goal has
been discussed: to help support
Howard and Ellen SlWoOko, now
stationed at Nunivak Island.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
Mrs. Norman Lee Dies
After Lingering Illness

Mrs. Norman Lee passed away
at her home this afternoon after
lingering illness.
She has been a resident OF
Nome for many years and mem
Der of the Sisterhood of the Meth
odist Church. She is survived by
a daughter, Beatrice, a grandson,
and an adopted son.
Funeral will be from the Meth
odist Church with date to be an
nounced later.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
REP. EDITH BULLOCK
OF KoTZEBUE MEETS
WITH NOME CHAMBER

Edith Bullock, KOtZebue bust
nesswoman and member of the
Legislature from the Second Di-
vision was the guest of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday
noon and asked their desires and
suggestions for legislation needed
for the good of this division. She
was presented a booklet by past
president Dewey Goodrich, which
is compilation of the needs of
this area, to be used as a refer
ence during the legislative SEES
sion.
President HARDWOOD announced
that the annual Chamber Of Com
merce banquet would be held at
the Boring Sea Club on Friday,
Feb. IL, when the new officers
would take over.
He also stated that members Of
the chamber would receive bal
lots by mail for the election Of
new officers.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
Kotzebue Eskimo
KoopunOak Enroute
To New York Boat Show

The New York boat show will
have an Alaskan feature for the
first time. Kotzebue Eskimo Koo-
punoak is enroute to New York,
where he will be featured on tele-
vision and at the worlds largest
boat show this month. KOopunoak
will be accompanied by Dr.. E. S.
Rabeau Of Kotzebue
Koopunoak is being sponsored
by Mercury Motors, Kiekhaefer
Corporation He is taking native
dress, kayak, oomiak, drums,
spears and other paraphernalia
for use in stunts.
Explorers are reminded that
there is meeting tomorrow eve
ming at $50.
Boy Scouts will meet at 1880.
There will be a board of review.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12
LADIES TO MEET

The Covenant Church ladies
are reminded that there will be
a business meeting for them at
the Old Church Building this
evening at 7:3O pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12

Funeral of Mary Ahgupuk Alden
will be from the Lutheran Church
tomorrow at l:30 pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-12

Letter Size File Folders For
Sale AT The Nome Nugget Office.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01
Breeding Cattle Sold After
July / Must Be Tested

suits before leaving the premises of
sale and before such diversion may be
effected .
Regulation 3O7 was drawn up and APP
proved by the Montana Livestock Sani-
tary Board as a measure to prevent
further spread of brucellosis from in
fected herds to brucellosis-free herds,
DR.. Wilkins states.
Tests made so far of over $4,000
cattle in about .16, 900 herds indicate
the rate of infection of Montana cattle,
due to bruce1Josis, to be less than Is
per cent. However, the herd infection
varies widely in different counties.
Eleven counties are now modified
certified brucellosis-free areas, and test
ing is nearing completion in many more.
Cattle from negative herds In these
areas are not required to be retested
for sale purposes, so there are now
thousands of clean herds from which
to make purchases. Buyers of breed
ine cattle should demand from the sell
er a negative herd test chart as evl-
dence of freedom from brucellosis or
an official vaccination certificate as
evidence of vaccination. Arrangements
have been made and facilities provided
at Montana saIeyards to test all breed
ing cattle going back to the country
A negative herd test is the only known
neans of being reasonably sure cattle
are free of brucellosis. No breeding
cattle DIR. wilkins said, unless official
u vaccinated and under 3 years OF age
should he allowed to come on any ranch
unless they pass a negative test or
co,,e from qualified clean herds, as
nrov;ded in Regulation SO7.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

ALL BREEDING cattle sold in Mon
tana after July 1, 1855, must be tested
for brucellosis, DR.. H. F. wilkins. di-
rector, disease control, reminds farm
ers, ranchers and dealers.
The tests are required unless the
breeding cattle. comply with the pro-
visions of Regulation 3O7 which states
as follows:
1907. BREEDING CATTLE SOLD OR
OFFERED FOR SALE TO BE
TESTED. From and after July 1, 1855,
all female cattle and bulls over six t6)
months of age which are offered for
sale or sold shall be tested for brucet-
losis with negative results unless &C
companied by an official approved rec
ord of negative blood test for brucel-
losis, which blood test shall have been
conducted within sixty 900 days prior
to the date of such offer for sale or
sales. provided, however, that such
record shall not be required for:
'1 Cattle offered for sale or sold for
immediate slaughter,
2. cattle for shipment outside the
state of Montana,
3. Female cattle that have been Of
ficially vaccinated and are under thirty
six 1861 months of age,
4. Cattle from officially certified bru-
cellosis-free herds and.
5. Cattle from negative herds in bru-
cellosis disease-contro areas and from
modified-certified bruceliOSiS-free areas.
IF the purchaser of such cattle of
fered for sale or sold for immediate
slaughter determines to divert such
cattle to purposes other than immediate
slaughter. such cattle shall be officially
tested for brucellosis with negative re-
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

Elmer. now possibly Elnira. has lived
a very useful life and will go down in
the ranch books as one of their i'm
mortal greats.
John Mcdonald, Vaughn, was a pur-
chaser of q number of the better pro-
ducing cows at the Art Greenburg dis
persion sale at Grand Forks. ND. The
Zato Heir bloodlines selected here will
be added to the Pioneer blood that pre-
dominates on his already well estab-
ished herd. Mcdonald is the former
herdsman and manager of the Archie
Parkes ranch which he now operates.
Private and governmental reporting
agencies say Montana as a whole will
step into the summer season with the
best crop and grass prospects in years.
That's a pretty fair sized statement.
considering the Treasure State has been
in better than average condition. agri-
culture-wise for the past decade. How
ever, to mar the beauty of the scene,
there are local dry areas, which seem
to have no pattern of geographical
placement just here and there.
Nick Vlinker of Choteau sold five
Hereford bull calves to the Martin
Bros. of Cleveland.
Bryan Corbett & Sons of Choteau sold
a coming 2-year-old Angus bull to Louis
Hart of Power. They sold yearling
Angus bull to Top Nett of Augusta, three
coming 2-year-old Angus bulls to George
McCafferty Of Belt, yearling bulls to
A. C. Goss of Browning and yearling
bull to Joe White of Fort Shaw.
r. N. Lear & Sons of Choteau sold
eight head of 2-year-old bulls to the
estate of the late Ed Kelley of Avon.
They also sold yearling Hereford bull
to Morris Larson of Choteau.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

stewart E. Bell of Eden informs me
that they sold two yearling bulls to
Albert Schultz of Hinsdale.
| was talking to Rial Ravens of the
Montana Livestock Auction Company
in Butte the other day about the live
stock industry in general and he told me
a little incident that 1 felt was worth
passing on. Elmer, their former lead
sheep at the Auction Company in Butte,
is now in a semi-retired status at the
Ravens Bloonquist Ranch just south of
Deer Lodge. For a long time, Elmer
was used as lead sheep at the yards,
then one day he (she or it'd showed up
at the yards with lamb Elmira (now
possibly this year was the proud
mama of quads. Unfortunately, how
ever, one of the little rascals was
killed, but Elmer has successfully
reared three lambs to date this year.
Rial is pretty proud of this old eve,
whom they once fully believed and had
believed for some time to be wether.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

George Lacey of the Lacey Hereford
ponch at Drummond reports they sold
: head of 2-year-oId Hereford bulls to
pen Phillips of Landusky.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

ford r a n c h at
Belt reports he
sold 10 head of
2-year-old bulls to
the Blackfoot In
dian Reservation.
These bulls will
be used to service
the cattle belong
ing to the Indians
on the reserva-
ton.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

RnsseI Leland of the Leland Here
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

Elmer. now possibly Elmira, has lived
a very useful life and will go down in
the ranch books as one of their i'm
mortal greats.
Evening star., 1955-06-18

in Fairfax county. near Spring.
field, to be known as Crestwood
Park.
Three home models viii be put
under construction. all having
three bedrooms. The firm has
built 1000 homes in Springfield.
Evening star., 1955-06-18
ADDITION TO BE STARTED SOON


addition
Of the building nd
architect
lis
Evening star., 1955-06-18
New Project Set,
Crestwood Reports

The Crestwood Construction
Corp. this week announced that
800 homes will be built on a
110-acre tract on Braddock road
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27

If anyone had the feeling that Garrett county be-
coming well known vacation and beauty spot following
successful autumn glory excursions he may well get
that feeling of his system Sometimes get the impress
sion that advertising campaigns tell the world about
Garrett county really paying off permanently
But Washington Post writer has just confessed that
this mountain ShangriLa, high atop the Areghenies in
Garrett county be Of Mayand best kept secrets
Apparently, according to this writer, few people in
Washington hear about this remarkable spot"
He, Aubrey Graves country life editor Of the Washing
newspaper didn't find about it until he here
the first autumn glory excursion October 9.
He described the scenery he had Of the
most vivid, breathakng scenery in the Eastern half Of
the continent.
lie seemed to feel that these excursions and two-day
package reasonable that Deep Greek Lake
would not long remain such well guarded secret"
This account only to emphasize the fact that this
job Of advertising community ending Per
relax for day but must keep the
formation always before the people whom they write and visit
that Garrett county really is THE vacation land.
The Deep Creek Lake Promotion council did superb job
this spring by distributing thousands Of tabloid newspapers
which told about the and carried advertisements per
who had places to rent But will have repeat
thing similar year, if it expects good results.
The person in business who gets the point where he
feels that everybody knows him and his business says
he doesn't have ADVERTISE finds that
passed him by and going elsewhere.
We've got to keep plugging every opportunity Don't
let there be any implication that keeping this good
about the mountain top such well guarded secret
Let's tell it to everybody we know and keep telling