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CLASSIFIED
COURIER
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
The Courier reserves the
right to edit or reject any
classified advertising copy.
Ads received by Wednesday
noon will run in the regular
classified section and
received later up
m. Thursday will
•Too Late to Classify" section.
should
those
until 10 a.
run in the
Errors in advertising
be reported immediately.
Courier will not be responsible
lor more than one Incorrect
insertion.
Advertising orders for irreg
ular insertions taken at the
one-time rate:
The
Classified Rate
One cent per word with a
minimum charge of 25 cents.
After first Insertion 1 cent per
word.
FOR SAFE
Blackleg Vaccine — Lite immunity,
54 cents for ten doses, Tork's
Rex all Drug, Glasgow. Mont. tfc
ORDER your baby chicks now. New
Hampshire Reds. Rhode Island
Reds, Leghorn, Hybrids and White
Hocks, $16.00 per hundred. $2.00 a
hundred deposit with order. 100%
blood tested. Bitney's Poultry. Kal
ispell, Mont.
3-10tp.
FOR SALE: Coal and wood ranges
and stoves; oil heaters; beds, com
plete with springs and mattresses.
We buy and sell all kinds of house
hold fumiure. Trade in your furni
ture for new. Mustful Furniture.
North Side. Telephone 154J.
FOR SALE: 30 acre tract adjoining
town on north side, has good
building, good deep well with elec-.
trie pump. Electricity and gas serv
ice, Reasonable for quick sale. Call
292 until 4.00 or 164 after 5:00. 4-tfc
FOR SALE— Ganders. Mrs. Carson
Sanders, Fort Peck Route, Glas
gow, 9-2tp
4-tfc
FOR SALE}—Baled Alfalfa hay at
the Abe Peterson ranch. Seven
8-3tp
miles southeast of Nashua.
FOR SALE—Polled short horn cows.
heifers and bull calves. Herd Sire
from International 1941 Grand
champion bought in Kansas City.
William C. Bekkerus, Plaxville, Mont.
8-3tp
FOR SALE}—80 tons of alfalfa hay,
$6 to $10 a ton at Myron Lee farm
Hi miles south of Nashua. See
Calvin Hill, Nashua
FOR SALE—640 acre farm ranch.
lots of inside range and water.
About 7 miles of sheep tight fence.
Immediate possession. About 200
acres can be put into flax. Price
$12.00 per acre. Write Box 951, Malta,
Montana. 8-3tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Registered
Hereford bull, coming 5-year-old.
inauire J. F. Huebert. Lustre, Mont.
M * 9-2tp
FOR SALE—Saddle horses. Hairy
Sauires. 12 miles south of Opheim,
7-6tp
Mont. 9-3tp
FOR SALE—Three year old small
entle. Also
saddle mare, broke, g - —,
have heavy saddle, nearly new. Bud
Miller, Vo Cotton Bros, Glasgow.
9-2tp
POR SALE—14 ft. Van Brunt double
disk drill with power lift; Deer
ing Mower and Rake; One spring
tooth 15 ft; 8 ft. John Deere Binder;
12 ft. Deering Push Binder; Wagon
and Rack. All in A1 shape. Carl
Sonsteng. 2 miles east of Larslan.
Montana. 9-4tp
POR SALE—Polled Hereford yearl
ing bulla, sired by True Mode
Domino the 5th a half brother to
the National polled champion. Farm
located 8 mi. east of Plentywood on
oil road. O. E. Wang. Plentywood.
Mont. 10-4tc
FOR SALE—House to be moved.
Telephone 334. 10-ltp
FOR SALE—Electric blower forge,
H. G. Hlnz, 937 Fourth avenue so..
Glasgow.
10-2tp
FOR SALE—One copper-clad wood
coal range in perfect condition.
Telephone 507-M or call at house
517, Port Peck, Mont. 10-ltp
or
FOR SALE—One lot with 3 room
house, stucco outside, 1 block
south of Grade school house in
Nashua. If interested contract Orris
of all makes. Call phone 44. 43 -tfc
_I
Nashua. If interested contract
Ouren. Opheim. Mont.
10-4tp
Professional Cards
Dr. G. H. Klein
DENTIST
Office ln Klein » Log Cabin Motel
Highway No. t
•Office Hour»: 9 to 1 wd
Phone: Office 479
to 5
Hr«idenre 2«9
-A
Income For You If You Live.
Comfort For Dependents
When You Die.
New York Life
Insurance Co.
EZRA N. HILL. Agent
Phone 261
■
I
Glasgow. Mont.
Someone lia" to pay the prlca
for life Insurance. If the man
himself doesn't pay It white he
wife and children have
it after he has gone.
lives, hi»
to pay
Valley County
Abstract Company
OFFICIAL ABSTRACTORS
Phone 50
GLASGOW. MONTANA
Peterson Mortuary
LICENSED EMB ALMERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone 89
Masonic Temple Building
GLASGOW, MONTANA
FOR SALE
Welding tables. 48 Inches In diam
eter. b4 inch thick. An ideal fix
ture you will need for your weld
ing machine. A couple left at $5.00
each.
6 volt wind charger, factory made,
complete with 8 foot angle tower
ready to go $19.50.
Convenient, quick heating kitchen
heater, burns coal or wood, white
porcelain, enamel finish, easy
keep clean. Can be used for cook
ing and to heat water, this is the
latest in dual purpose heaters.
Just like new. used but little.
Bums hard or soft coal. See it
now. Price $29.50.
Heaters, old style in good condition,
heavy cast, will give you lots of
service and plenty of heat, $3.00
to $7.50.
Kitchen cabinet, cots, day beds,
Cream Separator, sheepskin coats,
priced reasonable.
A lot of dry wood, consisting of
small lengths of plank, 2x8 - s and
old ties, approximately 3 cords.
You can salvage some, use the rest
for fuel. A two years supply. All
for $25.00.
Telephone poles. 20 and 22 feet long,
butts and top average 6 to 7
inches. $1.95 to $2.50 each.
Railroad ties. 8 footers, while they
last, take your pick, each 65c.
We have some heavy timbers, 14x14.
15 feet in length at $25.00 M board
feet.
32-20 Winchester rifle, lever action,
barrel and- trigger assembly.
new
An ideal gun in first class condi
tion, $27.50.
Midway Merc
NEW DEAL
Phone 152-J-l, Fort Peck
tfc
FOR SALE—Gentle work horses
Bruce Tanner, 6 miles west of
Hinsdale, Mont 9- 4t P
FOR SALE— Mindern Durum seed
wheat from blue ribbon stuff
bought in 1944. Will sell $1.75 per
bushel. Order while it lasts. John
S Dasher. Glasgow, Port Peck route.
9-3tp
FOR SALE—Two 4 bottom press
drills for sale. Have already sold
eleven. Jacob Neufeld Sr., one mile
south and half mile east of Larslan,
Mont. _ 9 * 2t P
FOR SALE—15-30 McCormick-Deer
ing tractor steel wheels. Inquire
mailbox 54, Nashua. _ 9-2tp
GOODS ON HAND— Roughage mills.
galvanized stock tanks, full stock
of batteries, tractor sweep rakes,
used Reconnaissance cars 'i ton
Dodge, 1936 Ford Coupe in good con
dition. Good as new a 4 bottom John
Deere late model Moldboard plow
Model "D" tractor on steel. No, 36
side hill 20' Holt combine in good
condition. Model "G" tractor with
sweep rake and 24 inch Case thresh
ing machine as one unit. Noble
Blades will arrive soon. We are tak
ing orders now. Anderson Imple
ment Co., Inc. Phone 4, Cut Bank.
Montana. 9-2tc
FOR SALE—One 10 fool Van Brunt
double disk drill, $75.00. Would
like to trade a 10 ft John Deere
Duckfoot for a 12 ft Duckfoot any
make. Willing to pay some cash. O.
Pidwerbecki. 9 miles SE of Glasgow.
10-Up
MIUILIANEOUS
INSTRUCTION — FOR WOMEN —
Need great for Practical Nurses
for full or part time. Opportunity to
train at home. Experience and high
school education not necessary. Ages
18 to 60. instruction under super
vision of registered nurses, pro
minent doctor is Medical Consultant.
Nursing supplies included. Informa
tion free. Write Wayne School of
Glasgow
10-ltp
Practical Nursing.
Courier,
%
MEN-WOMEN 30 TO 50 —Supple
ment present income; afternoon
and evening $5 up; evening only $3
plus carfares. Interesting part
time inspection work; local area:
national organization; no selling or
canvassing. Write giving background,
days and hours available. Interview
arranged. Box Number D16. r /r The
Tribune. Salt Lake City, Utah.
up
10 - 2 tc
FREE! If Excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers. Indiges
tion. Heartburn, Belching, Bloating.
Nausea. Gas Pains, get free sample.
Udga. at Hall Drug Company 48-10tp
WANT TO BUY—Used typewriters
Glasgow Ice & Cold
Storage Co.
ART KOTAKI, Pro,..
GLASGOW, MONTANA
GLASGOW
FLOWER SHOP
Flowers for All Occasions
Phone 75
We Telegraph Flowers
I
Holland
Funeral Chapel
ronrt«Hin», Kfflrlrnt and Dignified
Service» at Moderato Price#
LICENSED EMBALMER
and
LADY ASSISTANT
PHONE in
Twenty-Four Hour /orva-kaeo
Service
MEAT CURING
SELF SERVICE GROCERY
Phone 191-J
3-tfc
(
\
Egg Mash
$ 3.60
Scratch
$ 3.10
Starter Nash
$ 3.50
DR. SALSBURY'S
REMEDIES
Markle Transfer
Glasgow
USED CARS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
DAN OAKLAND
Glasgow
|
|
Used Trucks-Cars
Bought and Sold
FARMERS SUPPLY
Fred Sutter, Prop.
JOHN BARRETT GARBAGE CO
—Authorized garbage collectors
Phone 273
AUCTIONEER—Call Hinsdale at my
expense for dates. John C. McColly.
l-52tp
WANTED TO BUY—Late model car.
Oscar Anderson, Richland, Mont.
8-4tc
38-tfC
FIELD SEEDS - GARDEN SEEDS
in bulk and package. Write for
LAKIN SEED COMPANY.
10 -llc
prices.
Miles City. Mont.
POUND—Ladies wrist watch. Owner
can have same by indentifying
and paying for this ad. Call at Post
Office.
WANTED TO BUY — Basketball.
Write Box 74, Opheim
WANTED— Woman or girl for part
time housework. Preferably Satur
day or Monday mornings. Call
23-J before 9 a.m. Ethel E. Kampfer.
10-ltp
10-2tp
LOOK — Beauty operators-Would
you like a position as an instruc
tor. Write L. E. Sha, 419 Franklin St.,
10-4tc
Olympia, Wash.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
We wish to announce that the
partnership of Wittmayer & Hens
rud, operating the Gamble store in
Nashua, has been dissolved and that
Mr. Hensrud hereafter will be in
sole charge of the store.
Wittmayer & Hensrud,
7-4tc.
notice: to ckkditokn
All persons having vlalms against the
Estate of Merle Watters, deceased, are
requested to exhibit them with the
nis-essary vouchers to the undersigned
administrator at the office of John
Marriott Kline. Boom 107. First Na
tional Bank Building. Glasgow. Mon
tana. within four months after the date
of Hie first publication of this notice.
Dale of first publication February 17,
Arvlc Walters,
Administrator.
(Feb. 15 22 Mar. 18)
ift-tr..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Andrew Marelnkowskl. de
eea»ed. .
Not lee Is hereby given, by the under
signed administratrix of tin* estate of
Andrew Marelnkowskl, deeeaaed, to the
ereditor» of and all persons having
«■laims against the said deeeased, to
exhibit them with the
vouehers within ten months after the
first puhliealion of this notice, t
said administratrix at the law office of
James T. Shea. In Glasgow. Montana,
the same being the place, designated
for the transaction of the huslne
said estate
Montana.
Mated February 14th. 1045.
Agnes Cool. Administratrix of the
Marelnkowskl, de
necessary
the
of
f Valley,
ii the County
..estate of Andrew
j
I
1 nutic'K o» sai.K oi- kkal ls ate
2 ^ 1 " , l l ,' a , y „^-6. i,i 47 at in o'Hoi k
a. in. In tin- ConnnlaalonerH room in tin:
; Ci.m-I l louai* in Glasgow. Montana tin
of
(Feb. 1.5. 22. Mar. 1. 8 .)
it
; Ci.m-I l louai* in Glasgow. Montana tin
; nn.l.-rsigni-.l i'.mnty ..f ynll.-y. »»«'« of
Montana, will sell at puhln auction,
I to the highest bidder, according I
tion
! t *od
f th«* Revised
_ Chapter 1Î*!»
of the State of Montana and for
than
which lias
and fixed
NIK
•hleh shall not bo le
a price
tho fair market value thcr«*of.
j heretofore been determined
! I» v tho Hoard of County Commissioners
of Valiev County. Montana, and which
II of the follow
ln*relnafler stated.
Ing deseribed Heal Estât«*, si Mia led in
th»* County of Valley. Stale of
of the sale are as follow»:
I Cash, lawful money of the l nit»*d State»
to be pai»l at the »late <»f sale. The
Hoard of County Commissioners reserve
th»* right at their option, to accept a
»•ash paym**nt equal to 20 percent of
the purehase price, balance to be paid
in four equal payment» annually. In
eluding lnt«*r»*st at 4 percent on all such
i deferred payments. A Quit claim deed
I will be given puiN'haser upon completion
of th»* above mentioned payments. The
1 right to reject any an»! all bids Is hereby
I expressly r«*serv»*d.
No buildings are included with any
of the following listed properly unless
specifically mentioned In the descrip
tion.
A six and one quarter percent royalty
inerals which exist or
j may he dev»*l«»p«*d is mad»* by the ven*
I dor.
w*
f Montana.
Tin* t»*
I n-si-rvntion in
■In. lur
Price
.$ 1.00
; Lot 17 Block I..
1 Lots 12. 13 Block ;
2.00
lira» rrl
5.00
Lot 3 Hloek 2 .
Ilmr
Lots 17. 18 Hloek 13 ....
I^.l 2 Hloek 17 . .
Lot 6 Block 18 .
Lots 1. 2, 3. Block 26 ..
Glasgow Origi
I^»ls 4 and 5 Block 50 .
Lots 8 . ». Block 13 .
20. Hloek 51 .
j Lot 12. Hloek .53 .
(ilimgotv Miller» l»t
hot 7. Hloek 3 .
Glasgow. Wilson- Addition
Lot 9. Hloek 1. in--biding build
ings . 1*
NamIiuu Original
Ta> lo
10 00
5.00
.00
.. . 15.00
il
... 150 00
. J00.00
.. . 25.00
' J . I l H
Lot
7.00
5.00
70.00
70.00
. 70.0(1
I Lot II. Block 7
. P.lo. k 7 .
. Block 7 .
N»nIiu:i Sararnt. A.ldilion
Lot 11. Block 11 ....
Nnnhlin Welnmeixlrr** Addition
lÆtx 13. 14. 15. 18 Block 4
Lots 8 , B. 10. Block 4 . ...
Lot
Lot 1
.... 70.00
. 40 00
IMI
I
SOYBEAN
PELLETS
On Hand For
Immediate Delivery
Per Ton—
$68.00
Book Your Order
NOW
MARKLE
TRANSFER CO.
ZENITH
HEARING AIDS
$40.00
READY TO WEAR
Ask for Demonstration
Consult
MARIETTA BROWN. Agent
Clinic Bldg.
Havre, Montana
tf-c
Glentann
Lot 16. ((lock 7. Including build
Ing .• • • • • • ..
South 5' of Lot 5. Block 8 .
Opheim Original
Block 9 .
Lot 17, Block » .
Lot a. Block 10 .
Lot ». Block 14 ..
Lot 12. Block 20, including build
i.-iO.no
10.00
. 27.no
27.00
3.7.00
. 27.00
27.00
log
d»wego
... 10.00
... 40.00
5.00
... 10.00
Lots 7. 8 . Block 7 .
I# 4 i| s 1. 2. 3. 4. Block 12
Lot 3. Block 14 .
Lots 10 und 17. Block 15
Richland
Lots 10. 11. Block 8 . including
buildings .
130.00
Vundalka
r.ols 1. 2. n, 4. 7, V, of Lot 8 .
Block 4 .
IliiiHilal*-, Hiver Addition
Lots 2. 4. Block 4. including
buildings .
Hinsdale. HriihliH Addition
Lots 7 to 12, Block 1. Lots 7 to
12. Block 8 . All of Blocks 2.
it. 4. Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. Block 5
All of Blocks II. 7. It). 11. 12.. 270.00
Lots Known As Wilsons To« unite
Lot ill. Block 1 .
Lots 3, 4. Block 2 ...
Lot 7. Block 10 .
Lots 1. 2. Block II ...
All of Block 13. per lot
Lot 10. Block 14 .
Lot 11. Block 14 .
Lots 7. S. Block 17. per lot. each..
Lot It. Block 17 .
Lots 7. 0 . Block 17. per lot. each
Lot 1. Bloc k IN .
Lot 7. Block 10 .
Lol U. Block 111 .
Lot 7. Block 1» .
Sont I, half of Block 21. per lot,
each .
Lot 11. Block 22 .
Lot it. 10. Block 23. per lot. each
Lot 27. Block 24 .
Tract 145' i 300' .
XW.WV Sec. 10 T. 27 It. its
SW, W..SK. S'/jNW. SffXK, Sec.
7. SK, SL..VK Sts-. Il T. 2« It. 34
without Improvements .
1 acre tract in SW.N'W Sec. 7, T.
20. R. 41 .
1 acre tract in SIVSWNK. See. 0 T.
20. K. 41 .
Lots 2. 3. 4. K'/iSW Sts-. 30. Loi 1.
XKX1V See. 31. T. 27. It. 34 .... 280.00
In NKXWNW adjoining
townsitc of Eraser in Section 34
T. 27. IS. 44.
N\V See. 14. NE Sec. 1
. 27.00
170 00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
7.00
•adi
t*l
.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5:oo
.-..no
7.1X1
7.00
7.00
30 IN)
00.00
900.00
. 10.00
1000
Tract
00
. 228 It.
. 480.00
swsw
NK. NUSK, SKSK Sim-.
K. T. *J9. K. 30 .
T. 29. It. 44
Sec. 15. T
4- v 0.00
. 100.00
Si
N'i.SW. S**c. 225,
NKXW. SVuNM
It. 45 .
NKSW Sec. 18. T. 30. It. 40 ...
129,
240 'Hi
S0.00
.. .4
30. It. 41
Lot 6 . S«*c. 3
roils. T. 31
WV.SW Sec.
1^4,
xeept the South 26
It. 35 .
i. T. 31. It. 35 ...
Sb.SE Sec. 26. T. 31. K. 35.
N»4 See. 35. T. 31. H. 38 .
SW. NWSB Sec. 2. T. 32. It. 36 .
Sb.NK Sec. 21. T. 32. It 39 .
8 *jNK. K*wSE, Sec. 18. T. 32
R. 45 .
K%B*4. Sec. 19. T. 32, It. 45 ...
W i.,S\V. SWNW 8 «t. 26. S«*SE
NESE. KUNE Sit. 27 T. 34. It. 36 486.00
Lots 2. 3.'4. S*4NW. SW NE. Sec.
4. Lot 1. SENE See. 5. T. 35. It.
. so.oo
, 800.00
Noo.no
. iHO.tXI
n«i
I INI
MO.00
240.00
720,00
»6
Luts 2. 3. 4. MW NR. SVj.NW Sis- 7
Lot 1. SUNK Sec. 6 , T. 37, It.
720.00
711
MK Sis-, I NKNK See. 12. T. 37.
it. 38. Lots 3. 4. 7. «, 7. 8 . 0.
10. 11. 12. 13. 14, Sis-. 0. T. 37.
It. .
XWNK Sis-. 14, T. 37. It. 41 III
eluding Improvement»
SV.SE See. 23. W%SK See. 26 T.
36. H. 35
W h.SW S*m
W >.jSW See. 5. NWNW See. 8 . T.
36. H. 41
1'OSM'KKion
. . . . I000.4M)
UHMK)
. 160.00
*3. T. 36. R. IU\ 160.00
. ISO 00
of the above described
premises will lie given immediately
upon the termination of any lease In
-Itleh may exist in said premises
in accordance with the terms of the
laws of the slate of
terest
lease and tin*
Montana.
Dated this 7th day of Fob.. 1945.
The Board of County Corn-)
missioners of Valley County.
Carl Shellerud. Chairman
Stephen Weber. Clerk
and Recorder
(Feh. L5. 22, March 1. 8 i
ntcenth
si MMONS FOR Tl IU.IC ATION
In the District Court of tho Si
ntcenth
if M«
si MMONS FOR Tl IU.IC ATION
In the District Court of tho Si
Judicial District of the Stat
tana. In and For the County of Val
>rgo Kolstad. Plaintiff.
(
n: and all other
who
Gratia A. < ountry
ins iinknown. claiming. •
might claim, any right.
or lnf«*rest in. or loin or inciinihranc«*
upon th«* n*al property d«*scrihed
the eomplalnt. or any part lhcr«*«»f.
nilverse to plaintiffs ownership,
any cloud upon plaintiffs title there
to. wlmther such elaini or possible
claim he present or contingent, m
eluding any «lain» or possible . laim
of dower, inehoate op a«'«*rned. Defend
ants.
The State of Montana to the Above
Named Defendants and To All other
Persons I »known. Gr«*etings :
Von are h«*r«*by summoned
the Complaint In this action which
filed in the office of the Clerk of this,
of which is herewith
serv«*d upon you, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service of this summons.!
exclusive of th»* day of service : and in
ease of your failure to appear or ans
wer. Judgment will tie tak»*n against
you by d«*fault for the relief demanded
Valley County, Montana,
III»*, es
a nsw»*r
c
rt. ll
i-opy
in tin* Complaint.
Thi» is an action brought f«*r the
purpoH«* *»f quieting till»* to th»* lands
situated i
ami (lescribe<l as follows;
KU, of See. 4. Twp 28 N., Kge. 44
E.M.M.
Wit DP
•al »»f this
my hand and
Court fids 26 day
1»I5.
of F»*hniary.
Hlanehe (Dotjan,
Clerk of th.* Dlslrlet Court.
Thomas Dignan.
Glasgow. Montana.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(Mar 1. 8 . 15 A 22.)
I* ROC LA M ATION
and NOTICE of ELECTION
The Mayor ».f the City of Glasgow
Connly of Valley. Slate of Montana.'
f the City of Glas*
crow. Valley County. State of Mon*
tana :
H«* it known that an election
he held in th«*
lh<* «*l»v'iors
ill
I'itr of tîlasgn«-.
Cnuntr of Volley. Slate nf Montana,
and in each «-a'r«l of anhl City, "ji
Monday, the aerond day of April. 1947.
The said election li*'ing the Municipal
election for the said City, for the
We Have
Secured
\
Power paint equipment, see
use about that needed paint
job. A good supply of paint
and shingle stain on hand
now.
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We Deliver Gas, Oil and
Grease. Our Truck Is
Meter Equipped.
Farmers Union Oil
Opheim, Montana
Piano - Piano - Piano
Start your boy's or girl's musical edu
cation. We have bought what you
have been looking for. A beautiful
Gulbransen piano, medium size in
solid oak case. Condition just like
new as to tone and finish. See this
piano, you will appreciate and
want it. An asset to any good
home.
PRICE $150.00
Midway Merc. Co.
Phone 152-J-l - Fort Peek
10-tfc
PROMOTED IN ITALY
WITH THE FIFTH ARMY. ITALY
—Private Francis L. Draszt, whose
wife Prances lives in Glasgow. Mont.,
has been promoted to private first
class. He is a laborer with a quarter
master unit of the Fifth army in
Italy.
00
year Ninctoon Hundred Forty Five,
hold under «ml pursnaiii to Section
5003 of tli** r»*vis»*»l codes of Montana
I »35. at which Ha id election the ijuali
fled oloetor* of mild f*lty will elec
officers of the City of Glasgow, as fol
lows to-wit :
elected by the
mi the
f sub! Mayor shall be two years
fier the first Monday In
to be
One Mayor
qualifi«*»! electors of the City
term
from am
May. 1747.
Two Aldermen from Ward No. One
(1» of salt! rity. which said Aldermen
will be elected by the <]iialified elector»
of Ward No. One (1) of said City and
(he term of which said Aldermen shall
be two years from and after the first
Monday in May. 1045.
Two Aldermen from Ward No. Two
(*Jt of said rity, which said Aldermen
will he elected by the qualified electors
of Ward No. Two CO of »aid City
anti tin* term of which saltl Aldermen
year« from and after the
first Monday in May. 1»4
One City Treasurer to he
the qualified electors
and the term of
Treasurer shall be tw
shall be tw
looted by
City
City
of s:il«l
rhloh said
. year» from and
after the first Monday in May. 1945.
One Police .Tnd|?o to bo elected by
tho qualified electors of said Pity and
•f which said Police Judge
years from and after the
the form
shall he tw
first Monday In May. 1915.
Given under my hand this *J7th «lay
of February. 1»4
E. J. KJELSTRl'P,
Mayor
Attest: MARTIN MILLER,
rity rierk.
Mar. 1. 8 . 15 & £»
CALL FOR (tins
Not bi* is herdby given that the board
of County Commissioners
County. Montana, will
bids up t
1» 15. 11 O'clock A. M.
1 Truck I nder Hi.ooo lbs Gross
weight short wheel base 8*4" Huai
rear and 7*V front Tires, with 2
speed axle.
Address all bids I
Commissioners. Glasgow. Montana, en
velope to he marked "Kids for Truck."
The Hoard reserves the right to re
Jecf any and all bids.
hated this 5th day of March. 1915.
Hoard of Countv Commissioners.
Stephen Weber. Clerk
(Mardi S. 15 A. 22.»
.HI
of Valley
•elve si*aled
and including March 24th.
i»i
INI
f County
Hojml
SI MMONS FOB 1*1 BLK'ATIOX
In tin- Uislrli-I t'niiri nt thi- Si-vi-iit<H-nlh
.1 ml t<-in I Dislrlil of I In- Stall- of Mmi
tana. In and For the Count
ley.
Fremont Gbbsiu. Plaintiff.
of Va I
-vs
Jorgen Erickson, guardian of the per
n and estate of Bern ha li BHek
n. a single man. an insane person:
ton. a single man.
Nora Mumford.
Treasurer of Valley County. Montana :
and all other persons claiming any
Interest in nr lien upon the real
estate hereinafter described, or any
part thereof. Defendants.
I
Hernharf o. Erlek
an insane
The State of Montana To the Above
Named Defentants :
You an* hereby sui
Die complaint In this actio
of the Clerk of this
f which Is herewith
and to file yond ans
n the
limned to :
ver
■ h ich is
fili il in (In- nffi
Fonrl. n
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I.
m.
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Intlffs attonn
j «fier the servie«*
•P
iti
f this summons.
Intlffs attonn
j «fier the servie«*
iti
f this summons.
■ I Huslvo of tin* day of scrv
to of your faiInn*
r. Judgment will In* ink«*
by «l<*fanit fop tin* relief demanded
in tlie complaint.
This action Is brought for tin* pur
poso of seeiiring a tax «Iced from
County Treasurer of Valley County.
Montana, for tho lands and premises
loserlbe»
SK* |S\V V 4 , SW *4 SB 1 1 S«*e
N \V *,. Wy.NK»,. S F >, \ !•: 1 ,
S\V*4N\V*J See 12. Twp
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nd
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; Witness mv hand and seal of
ronri this 7th day of Mnreh. 19*5.
SIMMONS FOR IMPLICATION
Di the Justice Court of Glasgow T«»wn
ship. Valiev County. Montana,
Ttefore C. W Kampfer. Justiee *»f the
Peace.
Fri«*dls. a partnership. Plaintiff,
;
o. R. Stewart. Defen«lant.
The Stale of Montana t
Named D»*f»*ndant. G
V«»n an* lier«*by
th** complaint In this action, which
n th»* »»fflc»* of the above nai
f which Is h
und to file vour
lh»*r**of
E * ■
I
N..
Blanche Grot » in.
C'lerk of the District Court
Thnma« Iliunnn,
Glasgow. Montana.
Altornev for Plaintiff
(Ma nil. 8, 15. 22 A 29»
- VH -
Al.i.vi
tin
*lnir
mm»»n»*«l !*•
cd
filed
Jiisfl«*«* Court,
with s«*rv»Ml upon you
answer <»r s«*rv<* a •••
Dm* Plaintiff »»r iinofi
within six «lays aft
Summons. «*xclusi
vie«*; an«i in <*as
.py
•py
h»*i
I » "rii'*v
of this
!
:
.f the day ••
f voiir faibi
appear <«r answer. Judgment
taken against ynu. by »lefanll. f*»r th«*
relief «|**mande«i In tin* «*»»mplninf
•lire tile
ill be
This
s an action I*»
• *f $52.00 due and ..wing Frl»*dD on
bill of goods. war»*s and ni»*r«*liMiuIis«*
h-feiidniit
sold to tb»* defendant, sal
giving a had check for th
Giv**n under my
j of March. 1945.
(
• xanu-.
this 7tIi liny
hand
C \V Kampfer
I hereby certify flint «'. W. Kampfer
lx the Only elected <|(liltifi.'ll llUtl flf-t
{ Ing Jnxtlee of Peace of the alieve en
titled Court,
(Si-al of Valley County)
\V«*b»*r.
St«*phnn
(T»*rk and Recorder.
(March 8 . 15, 22 & 29.)
Stop Ad; Swamped
With Buyers, Word
From Saco Farmer
"I wish you would lake out
that advertisement I had in
your paper. If it rt
week, I am afraid
swamped with buyers," writes
Arthur C. Muilray, Saco farmer.
Mr. Murray ordered a small clas
sified advertisement in The
Courier, with the result that 'T
sold the harness to the first
buyer... Thank
''class ads" are doing similar
good jobs for many buyers and
sellers
oes another
I I will be
you." These
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher
Mrs. Milder Ramsbacker. who has
been in the country since Christmas
visiting in Rlohland at the home of,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. K
Bondy; her sister. Mrs. C. Glazier,
and her daughter. Arlene, spent,
Friday visiting Mrs. K. Leistiko. She
will leave soon for Portland where
she is employed
The Roval Neighbors met last
Wednesday evening at their hall. It
was decided to observe the flfieth
anniversary of the organization
a special meeting in March. Mrs.
Della Sevier was the social hostess,
Herman Espeseth, who is in the
army, was here visiting friends and
at the home of Mrs. John Brogan,
Me was employed here when h? was
called to the army. His father, Henry
Espeseth of Wild Rase, N. D. accom
ranted him here and they left Pri
day.
Mrs. D. E. Hawbaker returned
Saturday from Wolf Point, where
she spent several days.
Peter Quiring, who was gone for
three weeks, returned Sunday morn
ing. He had been in Canistota, S. D..
and Fargo, N. D.
Group 1 of the Lutheran Ladies
A : ■ ■ w II meet Wednesday. March
14th at the home of Mrs. Fred Stohl
D. E. Hawbaker left Saturday
, _ . „ „ . ,, .
morning for Great Fulls to att-.nd a
Fa -i!T er 5r Unl ?? "iîîi in „ .
The van Guard Club will meet
Tuesday March 13. at the home of
w- H _ w.
Mis. A. J. Ferguson left Monday
morning for New Auburn, Wis.. to
be with her mother, who is III.
Mrs. Homer Loucks and Bryan
who had been visiting her parents ;
hi Bratt, Kans., returned home
Tuesday morning I
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Zentz re-1
turned Friday after a few day's visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
McGowan, in Poplar. Mr. Zentz also
was In Williston to attend a live
stock sale. !
Workers for the Nashua territory J
in the Red Cross War Fund drive
have been appointed by Mrs. George !
Fisher. They are Mrs. James Hay,
Olli. Heiklns, Mrs. H J. Geer. Mrs. 1
T. Maurselh. D. E. Hawbaker. Mrs. |
C. M. Peterson, Mrs. prank Jlmerson,
Mrs j. D. Irwin, Mrs. H. E. Hill.
Mrs. H. Helgeson. Mrs. Harriet N.
Carver, Mrs. Joe Catelle. Hartvig
Garsjo. Mrs, Floyd Smith. Victor j
Cherney and Joe Wagner. Those
who have not been personally soli
cited, please contact your worker |
and make your contribution. Travel,
conditions make it impossible to see I
each and everyone. (
Superintendent Homer Loucks
drove to Redstone Friday to visit
until Sunday at his home there
with his younger brother, who was
ho J'} a on D a ,ii?,lh Ug rtoi-iiVintTi „.ne a
/■nmniimSüpH at a chmvpr
ÄK *afSS2onat "he home
of Mrs. Otto Useman with Mrs.
August. Wessler as co-hostess. The
afternoon was spent socially and
Mrs. Dehlbom received gifts. About
20 were present.
Marion Garwood, who has been
making his home in Ohio for the
past few years, arrived Tuesday for
a visit.
The study club of the Altar society
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Victor Dosiert and Mrs. Veran Dos-1
tert and the disarmament lesson
was studied. Last week the group
met with Mrs. Tom Pointer.
The Altar society will be enter
talned. Thursday. March 15. at the
home of Mrs. C. M. Peterson.
Mike Sterback made a business
trip to Great Falls the first of the
week.
W. J. Wittmayer went to Great
Palls on business on Monday and
returned home Wednesday.
A. T. Schnell, seaman first class,
who has been In the Pacific for 11
months, arrived home to spend his
leave at his home here. He and Mrs,
Schnell and daughter Alice spent
the week end in Opheim
Raymond Collins came from
Miami, Fla., to spend a seven day
leave at his home here. He is in
the navy.
Mrs. Ruth Baker and son Fred
erick of Hinsdale came Saturday to
visit for a few days with friends. She
was a house guest at the George
Demko home.
VANDALIA
Sadie Mulfinger
James K. McGibney
County Agent James K. McGibney
was a Vandalia caller last Saturday.
Henry Mulfinger and Mrs. Caro
lina Claypool were business callers
in Malta last Thursday.
Mrs. Marion Arrison returned to
Canada for a brief stay last week.
George Watson returned home
from the hospital in Glasgow last
Friday. He had been in the hospital
taking treatment for a week.
"Rattlesnake Pete" came up from
Glasgow Saturday to start working
for John David,
Mr. :.nd Mrs. Homer Claypool vis-1
ited at the Mulfinger home Sunday.
Fred Cain delivered some horses
to Hinsdale Sunday.
Walter Riggin and Bud Burger at
tended the Farmers Union dance in
Tampico Saturday night.
Ed Bundus made a business trip
to Fort Peck Monday.
Walter Christensen left Wednes
day for Tacoma. Wash., on bust
ness.
That Man's A Hero
If he's wearing a «ilk moire rib
bon with stripes of blue, white, blue,
white, red. white, blue, white and
blue. This ribbon signifies the
wearer has been awarded the Disa
inguished-Flying Cross for "extra
ordinary achievement".
Mrs. Smith—My husband couldn't
get into the army. He was 2F-2F.
Mrs. Jones — What on earth is
that?
Mrs. Smith—Too fat to fight.
Rookie—Wliat's the difference be
tween KP and MP?
Rookie Two— KP is what a soldier
catches, and MP is what catches a
soldier.
Some Pun!
Dot — Why did the little cookie (
Dash — Because its mother had
been a wafer so long!
cry?
Over 200 at
Farewell
(or Telfords
By Courier Correspondent
OPHEIM — Friends in the com
munity entertained at a farewell
party honoring the E. R, Telford
family at the Farmers hall Thurs
day. More than 200 were present
spite of the weather.
A program was held including
numbers by the glee club under
direction of Horton Hicks and three
numbers by a clarinet quartet com
posed of Annabelle Munger, Beryl
Tichenor, Margaret Hansen and
Phyllis Foss. Mrs. Paulson accom
I pamed southern melodies played by
1 Elmer Johnson and son, Charles.
Elmer Johnson sang "Follow the
i Gleam".
quartet composed of Mrs. A. O.
st - John a ' ld Mrs Norris Opheim,
. j accompaniedl by Mrs. Roy Pausi sang
: s Old Sweet Song. ' Miss Violet
Co 9 1 an ^ Mrs - Etllel ^ a ^i.? r sang
"Id Rather Have Jesus. ' The Rev.
Carl Hines gave a talk on "Friend
ship," and Milo Jennings, gave the)
! Tellord tamily , histor y and P«
1 ° PaiHrt
i , those present. A St. Patrick
at|^ u ^ et uncl was P 1 spared,
1 The Telfords are old Opheim resi
dents having lived here for 25
j years. They have 12 children, three
in the army overseas. They plan to
leave soon for Washington where
they will locate on a small chicken
ranch Mr Telford has been em
D i 0 yed as mechanic at the Markle
transfer for some years
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fit N S BF ( V f '
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. Glasgow Girl Scouts Saturday
afternoon collected 525 pounds of kit
' eben fats in a door-to-door cam
paign in Glasgow and then turn'd
in $20,90 as proceeds from the sale
of fats to the Red Cross for Its
rent War pund campaign,
t , ........
Seventeen girls participated in the
collection under the direction of
ih-ir leader. Dorothy Kimball and
Mrs. J 1 ™ 11 ® Lowe Barkhoff, and
covered the town thoroughly in spite
of » driving snowstorm
Girls who participated were Inga
„
bolter. Gwen Hoyey. Patsy Crain,
5 ut !} Ca : s ? v ; -, £? n Mclnemey, Donna
Rusher. Viola Russell, Ardice Bowles,
Bunny SchelUnger, Julene Rowe,
Sharon Linn, patsy Pattison, Nona
Crain. Mary Ann Farrell, Janet
Achen and Wilma Hein.
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Wprf |t| WaK Pniltf
111 " V81 * 'Jilll
By Courier Correspondent
FRAZER—Miss Ellen Sophie Ktel
gaard. daughter of John Kielgaard
Q f prairie Elk, and Corp Clifford V. (
Long, of San Antonio. Tex., son of i
m,- s Serena Long of Frazer, were
married at the First Lutheran!
church in Wolf Pojnt Prldav after .
noon ^ Rev 0 N Rue officiated
The bride wore a powder blue
street dress. Attendants were Mr.
a " d ^
w< jr e .. a B ree n street dress.
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served at the home of
tble bridegroom s brother-in-law i
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WENEEDCREÂM
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
For Sweet and No. 1 Churning Cream.
Bring or Ship Your Cream Regularly to
N0R-M0NT DAIRIES
GLASGOW, MONTANA
49-tf.
GLASGOW
Hoe and Cattle Market
We will buy your live bogs and cattle in any quantity —
one or a carload — at Glasgow. Highest market prices paid.
This is a permanent market and we
invite you to see us before you sell.
Sec us for shipping dates before bringing bogs and cattle in.
The City Market
Gâllagher & Sons
FURMITÜBIE
MOVERS
Call Us For Estimate
WE WILL MOVE YOUR FURNITURE TO AND
FROM ANYWHERE
Unstet Ti'aasfer 8 Storage
Cosnpany
Agent for *
Un!ted Van Lines
Glasgow; Phone 1G0
Havre: Phone 2150
Great Falls; Phone 8771
Pag* 9
mamm
MARKLE
Merchandise
Tips to
Fanners
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in
1
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Tap and Die Sets—10 sizes, $16.00
Noble Blades—About April 1 —
Order now to secure export
permit.
Some 20' Grain Elevators, all
steel. $95.80.
Dixie Cotton Choppers. Order
Now.
Tractor Sweep Rakes. 3 left —
$84.00.
5 Gal. Gasoline Cans—$1.15.
7'n Gal. Government Cans—$1.35
!
( and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Johnson. Guests included the bride
I groom's mother and her son John
1 and daughters, Betty and Thelma,
I and Mr and Mrs. Harvey Long, son
! Gary and daughter, Carol Jane.
The bride attended the Highland
school in McCone county and the
Wolf Point high school, and has
; been engaged in teaching at the
Highland school which she attended.
Corporal Long is stationed at the
air forces regional hospital at San
Antonio and they will make their
home there for the duration. They
( left for San Antonio Saturday.
Markle
Transfer Co.
GLASGOW — PHONE 71
;
Courier want-ads are read all over
Valley county, and in other counties.
too.
cur-___
;
FARMERS
Bring Your
Tractor Heads
To Us For
Valve Service
We Have the Tools
and Equipment
and Will Do
The Job Right
STENBAKKEN
IMPLEMENT CO.
PHONE 486, NASHUA
CASE — CHEVROLET

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