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SANDERS COUNTY. INDEPENDENT-LEDGER leave the formation and wondered why. The resit of the formation pro- ENGINE STOPPED • ceeded, but I started south on a de- THE WORLD Classified Classified cline as fast as the old machine without power. more OIL FARM LOANS STOP would go I was New than 16,000 feet up and the clouds York-The United States has ARAI* FAMeLOANII - OVER HUN LINES Editor of the 011 and Mineral AMOUNT Here's Better were very heavy-BO heavy that I established a credit with Spain and Journal at Vidaad Boyer. Ealiege. Meows. will Pttrchase Billings. Montana, will give you straight hadn't seen the ground for over an numerous war supplies. "tips" about oil and mining companies IF YOU NEED• LOAN or have a renewal Oil For Auto MONTANA AVIATOR HAS NAR- Knowing I was over the line. Anoderdam-i-Russian Red free, and send you sample copy of his to make this year, let us eat w you that hour. GuardS our 20 YEAR PLANE south recently hanged 300 Illustrated paper for the asking. Scores AMORTIZED FARM LOAN ROW ESCAPE WHEN I thought it best to go as far Clecho-Slovak of his subscribers and readers have made I. the best proposition ever presented. Or Tractor! CRASHES TO EARTH as possible, and in doing so I got my prisoners at Moscow. 1400 to moo on a $100 to $200 investment, W. 0. Downing & Co., Lewistown, motor started after a short time. London-During the most recent by following his advice. Don't buy In LONG TIME action an company until you write him about LOANS, privilege to pay an But it was limit working well, and on the western front, three or part any year; low Interest cost; Lieutenant Longeway of Great it - be knows which are reliable and tielek Dealer Falls 'with a poor engine I traveled above British armies were engaged. which are not. Write Dun's financial service. Writs M. 91. strong, rum Ma- Sold By Donal Bank Bundle*. Great Falls, In Your Home Narrowly Escapes Capture by the lite clouds for twenty minutes and Wai.hington._Americal naval avia- agency in Billings as to Old Man Harris tlien headed straight east. This, ac- tors and his reliable information to Investor*. LARGE AND SMALL farm loans. Preempt Town. A Huns; Reported Missing for Two recently bombed the Ostend settlement; cording to my reckoning, should have docks. ATcli OUT FOR OIL IN MONTANA- reasonable Interest rates. Days; Giving Gerniane Hell, He The great Wit:mitred oil field has one well Writs FARM MORTGAGE CORPORA- brought us over our airdrome, but as TION 808 New York-People throughout the down about ohs- thousand feet, with Securities bid.. Billings, Moat. Declares. it was, I was far south of where I strong flow of gas nd strong showings nation will observe Lafayette day LARGE RANCH LOANS made without de- thought I was, and consequently I of oil lay. Low rates PURITAN Which occurs on September 6. - Well Number Two. spudded In and Is and easy terms. Let as was lost. • Stem ou your loans. W. C. McClintock, Guaranteed Puro Flying by day and by night on canton, Ohio.-Fire, strrting in a down over two hundred feet with a big Preeldest, Custer My observer did not hae the least 18-inch drill cutting its way to the on County Bank, Mlles bombing raids far into German ter- small retail store, caused r loss total- City Mont. Pennsylvania of where we were, and when we muds. idea ing one million dollars, Numerous Only a limited amount of stock at 10 UNLIMITED ritory, dropping deadly charges of got down below the clouds his mall SUPPLY OF MONEY for business houses were destroyed. cents per share allt be sold. All appll• loans on improved and unimproved Mon- nnoirolt cms high explosives from a low altitude *as of•no use to him. I did a bit cutions must be aceompanied with the tana farms Oyster Bay-Theodore.. Roosevelt and ranchos, both irrigated Give motors more power and into the communication roads used of cussing and started to look for cash. No options given, and stock wiii and non-irrigated. Prompt service. No has announced the charities among be mid only for a few days at ten cents long waits. by the German troops, blowing up any airdrome that I could see. We Carl R. Meyer, liart-AIMs longer life- stop over-heating which he will distribute the Nobel per share. Building Billings, Montana, bridges used by the Huns, exploding traveled for another,,,twenty minutes The Home 011 Company of Montana, stop knocking--save repairs peace prize. • - vast ammunition dumps behind the southwest, and finally came over an Main office at Lewistown. Branch office MISCELLANEOUS London-A giant plane, carrying at Great Falls, Montana, ----save money-pure to the German lines and harrying the Ger- American training camp and I land- siLL SHEEP TICKS and nine passengers and considerable other parasites last drop! Try PURITAN. man columns as they come forward ed. I was there for about an hour STOCK RANCHES FOR SALE with Kag80 DIP NO. I. No injury be baggage recently flew from animal or fleece. For in support of their hard-pressed com- gave observer instructions to England Iii-TOCK RANCH WITH WINTER FEED sale by all drug- PURE OIL CO. and my to France. 2313 ACRES, home ranch 1513 acres, over gists. Write for free booklet on sheep. rades or retreat before the wither- get his bearings in order that we Parke, Davis & Co., Minneapolis, Minn- London-The ministry of muni- half irrigated; wheat, sugar beets, corn, Detroit, Mich. , might get back to our airdrome. I alfalfa grown to perfection; detached 800 tions has raised the wages of the wo- HOLSTEIN MULLS Emphatically Independent had some mechanics look over our acres grazing land, adjoining open range; -REGISTERED men who are working in the muni- only three miles county motor, and as soon as all was ready seat with two Pedigreed; acclimated to northwesters sea- tion plants. railroads. Beet buy In Montana. Price MOO up. started again. - Anions: Photos and &tans we $35.00 Christiania, Norway-The Dutch acre; fourth cash, latlance five or on request. Ford & Hollister Easel My poor old observer must have ten years. Herbert A. Hover, Helena, (Inc.). Darby. Montana. relief ship Gasconier, carrying flour having an off day, as we had Montana. been and other food stuffs to Belgium, LIVESTOCK WANTED scarcely tittered the clouds again be- has Juolrit BASIN FARMS for sale or ex- been sunk by a German mine. change. Lowest prices. Write for our %E HAVE BUYERS for several Mandrel signalled that wee lost head stock Genuine comfort if • fore he me he Washington-Airplane ambulances list. Farmers Land Co., Lewlittowa. cattle. Send in your Ilet. again. I did some more cussing, as Montana. Hunts Qivens Co., Great Falls. you ask for and 6et- to carry injured aviators from the the situation was a serious one for ue. FULLY EQUIPPEDSTOCK RANCH, 5,767 scene of the accident to hospitals are BRED BOWS. Perhaps was lucky that he could acres. Been operated by big cattle com- it to be provided on the flying fields. pany. Laige acreage irrigable; fine hay hear what I said. aboistel ea. not Paris-Two Yankee soldiers re- meadows, timber, splendid shelter; abun- registered BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA Well, traveled until our *as dance water for PIGS AT we cently captured a German machine stock, Irrigation and FARMERS' PRICES, sad eit• gave out and I was forced to land power purposes. Will divide. Price $20 plains "THE BART WOOD IDEA." Writs gun nest, taking two officers and six- acre; terms one-fourth cash, balance 6 for It. It's free. Dartwood Farm. Bea again, this time anywhere we could. teen men. per cent. Montana Ranches Co., Helena, 807, Hamilton, Moot. the largest town could find I hit I Washington-About 260,000 un Montana- away. Un- HARNESS and landed about a mile naturalized male Germans are mak- FARM LANDS FOR SALE. Martha YOU SAVE from $7.00 fortunately it was in a rough country ing their homes in this country ac- ZZOOD CROPS THIS YEAR in the Spring to $15.00 on every smashed harness. Catalog for the asking. Seed and I my machine and did cording to figures recently compiled. Valley and Eden Creamery territories, for our free Washington Fortunately close to Great Falls. We have land to catalogue from maker to Me- the job up brown, too. Washington-The emergency fleet sumer. THE FRED MUELLER SADDLE did explode. sell In both. State what you want and AND the bombs not corporation will replace the fishing what you can pay for It. Norby Brothers, EARNERS CO., 1413-1419 LABIUM'S ComfortShoes left observer charge the ST., DENVER, COLORADO. I my in of smacks sunk off the Atlantic coast Great Falls. machine and walked to town, where Beware of Imitations.... by subs with modern deep-sea trawl- nut FROM oWNLIG4--Illea5 term. c•• oe• BARGAINS IN 06ED OARS name and trade-mark I found I was in an American sector. farmers. C. H Campbell & goo. Box el ers. There will be 76 of these built. Great Fele Mont WILDS-THURSTON MOTOR CO.. 814 lam stamped on the sole. I looked up the commanding officer Ave. Quebec - The famous Quebec CANADA-Central and Northern sections No., Great Falls. Socoad hand bar and got a guard for my machine. bridge over gains Maxwell distributors. F.Mayer the St. Lawrence has been of Alberta have never had crop failure. Then I went out lifter my observer.
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