■'iyv/vj^í "W * k » ~* - " ' ' , «' ,,, í > «■ 'Íi§ñ Wednttd»* Avril f DH^|fF«iOIINER ess= * Malta—E. C. Roddis, who Is con­ Five Cows; $100 Per Month y nected with the legal department of . ■ One hundred dollars net from five FOR NEW FORESTRY BUILDING AT THE STATE the reclamation service, Is in Malta in connection with the organization good grade Holstein cows in one 'Bntte—William Gilbert,' alleged of the irrigation districts provided month was realized by Truman Denny STATE VETERANS for in the new contract with the of Lonepine, near Thompson Falls. oUtyflr of Charles Johnson, also a Water Users’ Association. BIG INSURANCE DRIVE OF THE Megro, has been formally charged Helena—Harry Black, who fell with murder in the first degree. . from a Northern. Pacific railroad car AMERICAN IiEGION STARTS Missoula—with more than 5,000 and sustained'a broken leg, while IN A FEW DAYS aères of apple orchards under, culti­ working for the Equity Coal com­ pany near Fromberg, was insured un­ vation this spring, indications are der the state workmen’s compensa­ State Legion Officers Will Tour good for the Bitter Root valley fruit tion act and was not entitled to dam­ Montana In ^Effort to Get Former crop this year, .Missoula —a completely equipped ages from the railroad, according to' Service Men to Take Advantage of distillery was found in a tent in the ■a decision by the supreme court. Insurance Rights. Wilds of the Davis Creek gulch coun­ , Millegan—Henry Byrd, who died try séven miles south of Loto by a at his home here recently after an If the expectations of the Helena raiding party a few days agQ. Illness of but two days, was one of Glasgow—With 41 enlistments al- the real pioneers of Montana. Mr. office of the U. S. Veterans Bureau ready obtained and only a few lack Byrd was born in Flat county, Mis­ and the state headquarters of the Ing to meet the necessary strength souri, August 29, 1849. He came to American Legion are realized, the requirements, the orospect of a na­ Alder Gulch in September, 1865, with next two months will find Montana New Forestry Building at State University.—This structure is said to be tional guard company for Glasgow his mother and two brothers, an ox the best equipped Si the country. The cost of the building alone Is eeqms practically assured. ' téam and a heavy prairie schooner veterans in possession of U. S. Gov­ $117,000 and it will contain more than $20,000 worth of equipment. phinook-r-Winston Bros, company being their means of transport across ernment Insurance policies, totally Montana, the location of 17 national forests, with three having head* of Minneapolis was awarded the con­ the plains. In 1866. Mr, Byrd mov­ 12,000,000. A party of state legion quarters in Missoula, constitutes the laboratory for the practical work tract for the construction of-the Big ed to'York, where he made his home officers and veterans bureau officers, of the college. Forestry officials of the government and authorities Three district irrigation project in for 34 years, and drove the Helena- How’s Your Appetite? Are on forest products and uses are deeply Interested in the progress pf MUk river valley, their bid being York stage. will attend special meetings of legion this department of the state university, < $248,000. Livingston—Eggs are cheaper in You Nervous? Sleepless? posts, which have been called in 37 Missoula—Eradication of 4,000 Livingston now than they have been Take This Advice towns on the schedule for evenings By Roy Tillman Sentinel, which is the only mountain acres of vacant orchards, abandoned at this time of the year for nearly In April and May. i by the owners or tenants, is to be un­ a decade, according to local dealers’ Salt Lake City, Utah—“Dr. Pierce’s Beautiful in design and architec­ in the United States located on the dertaken under the direction of the quotations. Since March 13 the price Golden Medical Discovery was a Due to the fact that many former ture, modern in construction and fa­ campus of a state university. On the department of horticulture this year has been tumbling until they are sell­ blessing to me when I was in a service men are unaware ,that they summit of the mountain, reached by In'the Bitter Root valley. ing for 25 cents a dozen. These are weak, nervous and exhausted con­ cilities and adequate to all possible two and a half miles of trail, is a dition. My appetite was poor and my may still, regain the „liberal insur­ demands of near future growth and lookout station maintained by the ’ Butte—An acute attack of heart not storage or express eggs but “city” ance carried by them during the war, disease is believed to have caused eggs, gathered in or near Livingston. sleep broken. The tonic effect of the expansion—that is the new forestry schdol In cooperation with the forest the death of Eugene Tirrell, 21 years Ten days ago eggs sold for 45 cents ‘Discovery’ helped me in every way. the Montana department of the le­ service for the protection of the na­ a dozen. for I got my appetite back again, could gion has arranged to have veterans building at the State university at tional forestB from fire. The station of age, who died while swimming Missoula. In size it is exceeded only with friends in the plunge at Gregson rest at night and my strength re­ bureau insurance experts visit open is used as a laboratory in the study Springs. Glasgow — A drink of gasoline turned. For those in a weakened meetings throughout this state to by one forestry school in America, of fire protection methods, and dur­ Butte—Silver-lead ore assaying caused the death of a cow belonging and rundown condition, Dr. Pierce’s > furnish reliable and definite informa­ while in equipment and arrange­ ing the summer is in the service of 180 ounces in silver and $3.20 in to J. L. Byrd, of Tampico, recently. Golden Medical Discovery can be de­ tion on the war risk insurance act. ment It is second to none. the fire chasers and forest officials gold, with other values, including Byer had left about a gallon of the pended upon.”—Mrs. Frances All­ Free Examination In the actual fire protection work of lead, bringing the total to more than stuff in a pail to settle, and on re­ good, 252 West 6th St., South. Special consent has been secured The supporting skeleton is of rein­ the government. turning found the pail empty. Where If you need a building-up tonic forced concrete, while the exterior $200 a ton, has been struck in the from Washington to have a bureau The Montana School of Forestry Mount Thompson mine near Basin. it had disappeared to mystified him. for stomach and bloqd obtain Dr. medical officer accompany the par­ construction is of mottled brick on a was established by the state legisla­ That night at milking time one of the Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery ty to furnish medical examination granite base. Wide eaves beneath a ture in 1909. At first the school was Great Falls—Nearly 6,000 Catho­ cows gave milk that smelled sus­ from your nearest druggist, or send * \ free of charge in connection with re­ roof of green tile contribute an artis­ conducted as a ranger school only lics; approximately 5,000 Methodists, piciously of John D.’s famous prod­ 10c for trial pkg. of tablets to Dr. tic effect to the architecture as do al­ 2,100 Presbyterians, 1,000 ; Luther­ Pierce, President Invalids’ Hotel in instatement applications. Experience during the winter months and at­ ans, 500 members of» the' United uct, and in two days she had suc­ has shown that, in many cases where so the Corinthian columns bn either tendance was limited to forest offic­ cumbed to it3 evil effects. Buffalo, N. Y, side of the main entrance which faces Brethren church, 75 Adventists, and the desirability of this, insurance is ers and candidates foç civil service 12 .persons who profess the Jewish known and admitted, the expenses the west. appointments in government forest The exterior is 56 by 130 feet in di­ faith, were counted in the récent and time necessary to complete the work. The ranger school was con­ interchurch survey. examination papers, has acted aB a mension, and Is three stories high. ducted almost entirely by the United World’s Heavyweight Champion— deterrent to many of the veterans. Between the second and third story States forest service. Instructipn The convenience of having this bu­ windows are 37 terra cotta spandrels was carried on by forest officials In reau party put the veteran in imme­ each bearing in relief the emblem of cooperation with the department Of Jack Dempsey vs. Tommy Gibbons diate line for a Government policy, the Montana Forestry club, the pine botany and civil engineering in the is bound to meet with eager enthus­ tree and M in green and brown col­ university. In the fall of 1914 the DYE SKIRT, COAT iasm. ors. Thus the very architecture is plan of a regular four-year under­ 15 Rounds to a Decision for World’s Heavyweight Championship at .In addition to the insurance ef­ typical of the profession the school graduate course In forestry was put SHELBY, MONTANA, JULY 4 forts, timely discussions of vital le­ was founded tq advance. In operation. DRAPERIES WITH gion problems is to be furnished by Total cost of the building exclu 150 Students Enrolled Under Auspices American Legion O. C. Lampport, department adju­ slve of $20,000 worth of new equip­ ♦ ■ V tant of the Montana American Le­ ment, Is $117,000. In common with At present 150 students are en­ “DIAMOND DYES“ Reserved Ringside Seats, $50 Reserved Back of Ringside, $40 gion. Responses already received by the other buildings now under con rolled for major work in the institu­ Reserved, Second Parquet, $25 legion and bureau heads from the struction at the State university the tion and seven full time instructors various posts indicate general enthus­ new forestry building is erected for are employed. Thé students cqme Each package of "Diamond Dyes” Seats, Which Are Going Fast, Shonld Be Reserved Immediately iasm and eager desire for the in­ permanence, with allowances for from 36 states and several foreign contains directions so simple that Fill Out the Coupon, and Mall: formation, which the party plans on greater growth to come. countries. Many students from east­ any woman can dye or tint faded, bringing to the attention of all for­ The new ediface is a fitting home ern colleges of forestry matriculate shabby skirts, dresses, waists, coatB, Loy J. Molumby, State Commander American Legion, mer veterans. The local posts are for. that school of forestry which can at Montana to complete their train­ sweaters, stockings, hangings, dra­ Great Falls, Montana. arranging general open .meetings to conservatively boast of ideals and ing because of the opportunities of­ peries; everything like new. Buy be attended by, not only all service standards of scholarship as fine as fered for research work and prac­ .“Diamond Dyes”—no other k in d - Enclosed please find$ ...... for which the highest and of advantages of lo­ men, regardless of membership in tical application of the principles then perfect home dyeing Is guaran­ please reserve me (designate kind of s e a t s ------— any organization, but to which the cation and environment equaled by taught in the classroom. Students teed, even if you have never dyed be­ general public is to be invited. It no other similar Institution in the graduating from the school have fore. Tell your druggist whether the NAME------is thought that much good towards United States. the practical ability Immediately to material you wish to dye is wool or the welfare of veterans in general Situated as it is, in the heart of the Btep Into work in the field or the dis­ silk,-;pr whether it is linen, cotton, or Street and Number__ 1______may be accomplished through the most extensive section of forest re­ trict forest offices. In fact, the in­ mlxdd goods. Diamond Dyes never public passing on td uninformed- ex- serves on the North American conti­ stitution is unable to graduate men stneafe, spot, fade, or run. -State... soldiers, various benefits to which nent, the Montana school of Forestry fast enough to meet the demands of M.N.A. Uty ..... they are entitled by existing legisla­ offers opportunities for practical the service. tion. . study and training which are not Those who have graduated are Government Insurance Lines possible elsewhere. The school in­ now doing forestry work In various “Service, and ex-service men and sists that all students suppleritent the quarters of the world from Alaska Classified Classified women”, said C. T. Bush, Jr., Helena, theoretical and technical training of to Central America, and from Aus­ sub-district manager of the veterans the classroom with practical, work in tralia to British India. the field during the summer months. t e a c h in g POSITIONS bureau, “should surround themselves i FARM WANTED FARM LANDS FOB SALB and those they love, with the safe­ The Lolo, Bitter Root and Missoula LIVES! AGENCY in Northwest. Eastern guard government life insurance af­ National forests, the boundaries of offices. We Hustle. Albert Teachers’ CASH BUYERS want Montana farms. GET A FREE 040 acre government home­ which are adjacent to the Montana agency, Spokane. Describe fully and state price. R. A* stead. Several good locations open. fords.” McNown, 318 Wilkinson, Omaha, Neb. Write for Information. Box 20, Trine, school, serve aB a laboratory for this SITUATION WANTED . “Almost everyone entitled thereto FRECKLES WANTED—To hear from owner desiring Montana. ______carried Government life insurance work. Over 3,000,000 acres of gov BY PRINTER, on country weekly, prefer to sell farm. Send description first let- $15 PER ACRE—Good level land near ♦ \ during the war period, but a great eminent timber lands are Included in ably near Great Falls. State wages. Ad ter. Box 1291, Billings, Mont.______school, good roads, contract let for Irri­ these three reserves. dress Printer, Box 23, Great Falls,_____ gation; quick increase In values certain. many, for various reasons since their Now Is the Time to (Set Rid of These MISCELLANEOUS 10 A. $150; 100 A. $2400. Terms. J. M. return to civil life, have not realized Within 100 miles of the school are PURE HONEY Curtis, Mercer's Book Store, Pasco. Wn. the boundaries of 17 national forests, Ugly Spots IF YOU HAVE ANY ALKALI LAND try the necessity for it. It is sad to re­ EXTRACTED Honey (strained), best qnal Zawadke Alkali grass and make your 80 BEEHIVES and 15 acres land for sale. late that during the year 1922 23,000 three other government timber reser­ There’s no longer the slightest lty, delicious flavor. Two 6-gallon cans, land productive. Write for circular and Price $1,000 Gus Sumner, McMurray, men were either killed or totally dis­ vations and a national park. Yellow need of feeling ashamed of your 120 lbs, net weight, for only $12 (10c a prices. John Zawadke, Marlon, Mont. Washington. abled in accidents. A great many of pine, lodge pine, white pine, fir, frecki®»» as Othlne—double strength pound) f. o. b. here. Single can, $0.60, HAY WANTED IrÓRCflD SALE—TEN ACRES near Kalis­ larch—In fact, almost every forest payment with order. Purity, safe delivery pell. Lock Box 5, Ro IIIdb, Mont.______these were former veterans, arid only -ii-ls i guaranteed to remove these afid satisfaction guaranteed. The Rocky WANTED—Baled alfalfa, timothy and blue 400 ACRE FARM, equipped, 50 cows. Will a few carried government life insur­ type of the inlahd Northwest, may be homely spots. Mountain Bee Co., Box 1319, Billings jblnt hay. Give particulars with price sell all for $65 per acre or will go 50-60 ance. In many instances their de­ found within a few miles of the ., Simply get an ounce of Othlne— asked, loaded on car. J. F. Jacobson, with parties that can run the place; school. Two transcontinental rail­ TYPEWRITERS Kennewick, Wash,______terms 5 per cent. C. Broomfield, R, 5, pendents were left penniless and double strength—from any druggist Olympia, Wash. alone, compelled to suffer hardships roads, three branch lines and an In and apply a little of It night and ALL MAKES sold, rented, repaired. Evans PLANTS terurban electric line place the in­ Type. Co„ 48 B. Broadway, Bntte, BARGAINS IN DRY AND IRRIGATED and want. Is this not a lesson in it­ morning and you should soon see that FINE GLADIOLL^iG'sPEClAL OFFER, Farms. Oregon Mortgage Co., Paulsen self? Should It not Induce the more stitution within easy reach of exten­ even the worst freckles have begun BEAUJEBTATE^ FOR 90 Bulbs, mixed color and size, postpaid, Bldg., Spokane, Wash. ______fortunate to give serious considera­ sive logging, lumbering and lumber to disappear, while the lighter ones CALIFORNIA LADY will sacrifice 2 lots $1.00. Phil Laeser, Sun Prairie, WIs. NRVEB OFFERED BEFORE! tion to the imperative need of in­ manufacturing operations. have vanished entirely. It is Beldom with tents facing ocean at La Grande STRAWBERRIES—Charges prepaid. Pro- BEAUTIFUL producing hotnesltes in the The school is fortunate In being lo­ Beach, $200 each; easy payments; worth . gresslve Everbearers, $1.25,100; $10, 1000; fertile valley of the Shadowy St. Joe surance protection?” that more than an ounce is needed to doable; or exchange diamonds. Mrs. New Oregon, Barren, $1, 100; $8 1,000. where dollars grow. A prosperous pro- “It should also be remembered that cated in the same city with District completely clear the skin and gain a Nutman, Box 242, Inglewood, Calif. 1 W. W. Winters, Crestón, Montana. Î;resslve American community with high No. 1 of the United States Forest ser­ deals. Write for oar plan today. old age, dependence, uninsurability beautiful clear complexion. SILVER BLACK, ALASKA BLUE FOXES LIVESTOCK FOB SALB BL Maries Colonization Association and want- are silent enemies in the vice. Outside of Washington, D. C., Be sure to ask for the double ______St. Maries, Idaho. ______possibly no other city in the world CH0ICE,*8n/VER,^BLACK^nd~ALASKA FOR SALE—Roberts Superba Pontiac 231,- offing, almost as menacing as sud­ strength Othlne as this Is sold under Bine Foxes. Reid Broa., Bothwell, Ont. CUT OVER AND DEVELOPED LANDS— den death and disability. Don’t wait can boast of as many* forestry offi­ guarantee of money hack if it fails 495. Born Dec. 28, 1917. Price reasonable. 15 to 25 miles N. B. Spokane; extra good cials and experts as are located In GAS SAVER.AND CARBON DESTROYER Write for particulars. Miners Dairy, 1545 soil; spring brooks; grows grain, vege­ to tempt fate, tomorrow may be too “A” St., Bntte, Montana.______tables, hay, frnlts; several developed late.” Missoula. These men take an active GAS SAVER and carbon destroyer. Won HOLSTEIN CALVES for sale. Best blood ranches; few stock ranches with adjoin­ Route Covers State interest In the Montana school, and derful new invention, saves one-third to In Montana. $25.00 f. o. b. Butte. Write ing free range; $10 to $20 acre; 10 years’ often give their services in the way one-half of gas bill. Fits any car, easily for particulars. Miners Dairy, 1545 "A" time; 0 per cent Interest: free lumber. The itinerary of the squad, where of lectures and general information. Agricultural and Grazing Installed. Makes old car run like new. Street, Bntte, Montana. Write owners for FREE BOOK. special meetings for all soldiers’ Mailed prepaid, $4.00, on 30 day trial with FOR SALE—10 Large Black Mammotb EDWARDS ft BRADFORD LUMBER CO. . Almost' at the Institution’s back written guarantee and bank reference. ______ELK, WASHINGTON______problems will be thoroughly discuss Bloom Sales Service, Billings, Montana. Jacks, also Percherons and Belgian stal- ed, is announced as follows: door arises the steep slope of Mount llons, 8. W. Hockett, Harvard, Nebr. ST. MARY’S HOME, GREAT FALLS FOR SALE OR TRADE—One registered FOR SALE OB TRADE Wolf Point, April 5th; Glasgow, Ayrshire bull, 4 years old. Inquire of April 6th; Malta, April 7th; Chinook, LADIES wishing either room or board. or D. M. Maelnnes, Redstone, Montana. 106~A£RE8 Irrigated hay ranch, located April 9th; Chester, April 10th; Hav­ 10,000 Births; 5,000 Deaths both, for any period of time, will, be too faf~te-lt)ok after. Box 148, Great Falls There were 10,733 births in Mon­ taken care of i t S t Mary’s Home at Great FOR SALE—Registered Belgians, stallions re, April 11th; Shelby, April 12th; tana in 1922, a decrease of 1,394 Falls, Mont. ' For farther information from 2 to 6 years. Mares, 1,800 to 2,000 POULTRY, CHICKS, EGGS Libby, April 14th; Kalispell, April of the Anaconda Copper write Mother Superior, 726 5th Ave. N. lbs. Address Box 185, Cascade, Mont. from the 1921 figures, while deaths BABY CHIX, 10 varieties; breeding stock, 16th; Missoula, April 17th; Hamil­ in the state in 1922 were 5,039, an SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SEEDS eggs for setting, Incubators, oil and coal ton, April 19th; Great Falls, April increase of 342 over the 1921 total, Mining Co., oo Easy Terms EARLY BLISS TRIUMPH Seed Potatoes, brooders. poultry supplies, foods, reme­ 21st; Fort Benton, April 23rd; Cho- MONTANA INSTITUTE, MILES CITY, 00 cents bushel; Siberian Millet. 4 cents dies. Write ns yonr wants. Dorsh ft according to figures compiled by the Mont., prepares yon for office, bank or Greenfield Company. Bntte, Montana. teau, April 25th; Lewistown, April bureau of vital statistics of the state government positions without your leav- pound. Hubam, 50 cents pound.. Sacks 26th; Harlowton, April 27th; Round­ Dairying Is a type of farming log home. Low cost. Free Catalog. free. J. W. Anderson, Sidney, Montann. TURKEYS — Kentucky, Missouri, 40-Ib. board of health. best adapted to the timbered sec­ ALFALFA seed, choice, 18-20 cents lb.; Red toms, mated 20-lb. hens; fertile eggs, 50c; up, April 28th; Butte, April 30th; The death rate, based on the popu­ HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, BUTTONS Clover, 20-25; Alslke, 17-20 cents; Sweet $40, 100. "POSITIVE CUBE” Capsules Dillon, May 1st; Anaconda, May 3rd; tions of western Montana. MoBt Clover 15 cents, Timothy, 12 cents. Veazle for blackhead, liver trouble, 24 for dollar. lation of the state as estimated by the Seed Company, Jerome, Idaho. _____ - Mammoth Bronze Turkey Rahch, P. O. Deer Lodge, May 4th; Townsend, federal census bureau, rose from 8.2 of the land can be converted into HEMSTITCHING and Plcotlng attachment Box 242, Inglewood, California. ______May 7th; Bozeman, May 8th; Living­ pasture at very little expense and Fits any aewlng machine, $2. ECONOMY NUMBER ONE ALFALFA SEED, STATE \ last year, when it was the lowest of SALES COMPANY. Billings, Montana. tested, $20 per cwt. f.o.b. Jerome; red and PURE BRED Single Comb White Leg­ i I ston, May 10; Big Timber, May all the states In the registration area, dairy cows will yield a splendid alslke clovers. Write for samples and horn Eggs. Pen, $3.00; flock $L50 per 15, 11th; Billings, May 12th; Red Lodge, profit from the land without the SPORTSMEN, FI8HERMEN prices. Parity Seed Farms, Jerome. Ida. $7.00 per 100. Quality stock that prod aces to 8.5 per thousand. eggs. L. E. Osness, Shepherd, Montana. May 15th'; Hardin, May 16th; For­ The highest death rates are shown necessity of removing the stumps, GREAT FALLS SPORTING GOODS CO., FANCY scarified white and yellow blossom syth, May 18th; Miles City, May 19; although a sufficient acreage must Hunters’, Fishermen’s and Campers’ sup­ sweet clover seed, alfalfa, timothy, wilt- SINGLE COMB BLACK MINORCA PAPE In the cities where there are hospi­ be pat under the plow to supply plies. A. C. Baumgartner, 221 First Ave. roof flax and early fortune millet W. Strain Eggs. Mrs. Chan Cook, Lewls- Glendive, May 21st; Sidney, May 23; tals and In the counties where mor­ Sonth, Great Falla, Montana. r Chlaraan, Grower, Lisbon, N. D,_____ town, Montana. Terry, May 24th; Baker, May 25th. winter feed. In connection with BAITS QUALITY CHICKS, the laying Leg­ tality among Indians from tubercu­ AS8AYSB8, CHEMISTS, ETC. SEED CORN—Northwestern Dent 2d prize . _ ------o------;— losis is high. Similarly the birth dairying, hogB and poultry should Helena, '22; Rainbow F lint lBt prize horns. None better a t any price. Oar 40 Helena-Miles City; grown oh dry land; years experience back of these chick«. Dairy Association Makes Money rates were highest in the cities with take an Important part. All fruits, LEWIS A; WALKER, assayers, chemists. Free price list tells it all. Ban's Quality 108 No. Wyoming, Bntte, Mont Box 114. four years' acclimation. Stafford's, Wini­ The Montana i Mutual Dairy Loan hospitals. berries and garden truck thrive; fred, Montana. ______■______Hatchery, Tacoma, Wash. ______association, established in Missoula Of the cities with more than 10,- field crops of grain, clover, tim­ COLLECTIONS CHICKS, Leghorns, $15 per hundred. Hat­ six months ago, has declared its first othy, potatoes and stock rbots do CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES. Early ching eggs and chicks from all breeds 000 population Missoula had the WE ABB the only bonded adjustment Ohio and Green Mountain. Pare Marquis at low prices. Lager Hatcheries, Helena, semi-annual dividend. After reserv­ highest death rate, with 17.8 per well. company in Montana. We are bonded seed wheat Canadian Victory oats. Sweet Montana. ing 36 per cent of its earnings as a thousand; Helena, had a rate of 13.6; Yon are baying at values fixed with National Surety Co. of New York. clover. Early Fortune millet All grown by experienced appraisers, strip­ Resource«, $15.000,000. HELENA AD­ on oar Pare Seed Farms. New land. HATCHING EGGS from purebreds for guarantee of future dividends and Great Falls, 12.3; Butte, 12.2; Bil­ JUSTMENT COu Th ELENA. MONT. Prices reasonable. Write R. H. Points, less. White Leghorns; Buff Orpingtons; placing 15 per cent in a contingent ped of promotion charges, com­ Crosby, N. D. ______by the hundred or thousand, $4.50 per lings, 11.7, and Anaconda, 10.1. 100 up. Mrf. J.,W. Vogel, Wlnnett, Mont. fund to liquidate possible losses, the Missoula’s birth rate was 33.6; missions and other trlmmingB, PERSONAL BEEKEEPERS’ SUPPLIES—HONEY association has awarded to stockhold­ which ai*e usually added before It WRITE TODAY for o ir comprehensive II Great Falls, 26.8? Billings, 25.1; Hel­ FOR SALE—BEES, beekeepers’ supplies ers a cash payment of-4 per cent on ena, 23.8; Anaconda, 18.2; and reaches the farmer. We will aid lustrated BOOKLET of exquisitely beau­ yon In selecting a location that Is tiful FERN AGATE BINGS and AQATE and honey. Write for catalog and price their investment, or at the rate of Bntte, 12.6. JEWELRY. WYOMING GEM COM­ list. C. L. Plnney, Le Mars, Iowa. S. O. HUSETH 8 per cent per annum. ■ — ------adapted to your needs. PANY, Agate and Gem Cutters, CASPER, LOCKSMITH Wyoming. Imports Siberian Chickens ~ Don’t Forget Cuticura Talcum b TRY YOUR LUCK! Send me one dime. AUTOMOBILE SWITCH KEYS—W. S. O. H. Tschache, a grain buyer of When adding to your toilet requisites. O. Sanda, Rudyard, Montana. ______Davis, 101 W. Galena, Bntte, Montana. MARRY IF LONELY; "Home Maker*'; FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Highwood, who operates a poultry An exquisitely scented face, skin, baby BLACKFOOT LAND hundreds rich; confidential; reliable; farm as a side line, is the owner of years’ experience; descriptions free. "The Oprici»* and dusting powder and perfume, ren­ FOR SALE—1 4-chair barber outfit com­ t i l 1 M i a flock of White Orloff chickens, im­ Successful dub,” Box 550, Oakland, Calif. plete; back case, mirrors, with oak • s a i» VAU4 ported from Siberia, via England, and dering other perfumes superfluous. MARRY; many, wealthy. Best, most suc­ frames and panels; chairs white enamel­ You may rely on it because one of the DEVELOPMENT CO. cessful ; quickest results; write, be con­ ed;' This is the latest equipment In first- V which, according to poultry records, vinced.. Pay when married. Reliable; class shape- Electric player pianos, elec­ are the only birds of their kind in CuticuraTrio (Soap. Ointment and Drawer 1500 Missoula, Mont. confidential. Descriptions FREE. Mrs. tric phonograph. For further Informa­ America.' talcum). 25c each everywhere.—-Adv. Bndd, Box 758, 8anFrancisco, Cal i t tion, write P. O. Box 517, Bntte, Montana,

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