The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, October 04, 1922, Image 3

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The Bozeman courier., October 04, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
About The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954

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THE BOZEMAN COURIER WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922.
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LOT 1
LOT 11—
Banner Bearer, 342587
Supreme Duke, 389886
White Wildeyes,' 223250
Golden Treasure, 757790
White Ruby J., 614832
July 2, 1917
Dec 31, 1922
LOT 7—
Helpful, 166977.
January 23, 1913
Pasture bred calf at foot
Lady Treasure, 1088401.
April 23, 1921
Pasture bred
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Lady Cumberland, 733311
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Blythesome Dale, 377355
Lady Davis, 2nd, 200523
Cumberland Chief, 301999
Viola, 86884
Golden Treasuie, 757790
Lady Davis, 4th, 763738.
April 5, 1918
Oct. 10, 1922
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Viola Snowball 214724
Calved Dec. 6, 1913
Fresh in January
LOT 3—
Golden Helpful, 1088400.
April 3, 1921
Jan. 2, 1923
LOT 13—
Helpful, 166977
Violet's Cumberland, 509337
Gallatin Maid, 589357
Royal Star, 481462
Griff Lake Cherry, 206182
Golden Treasure, 757790
Cumberland's Maid, 733310..
March 15, 1918
Calf at side
LOT 9—
Griff Lake Cherry 2d, 654409
March 4, 1917
Oct. 17, 1922
LOT 4—
Golden Girl, 1088399
April 21, 1921
Pasture bred
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Montana, 631857
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Blythesome Dale, 377355
Red Violet, 2nd, 200528
Blythesome Dale, 377355
Victor's Violet, 96577
Golden Treasure, 757790
Red Violet, 3rd, 763739.
Jan. 29, 1918
Calf at side, pasture-bred
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Montana, 631857.
Sept. 6, 1917
Calf at side. Fresh in Apr.
Miss Treasure, 1088402
June 22, 1921
Pasture bred
LOT 15
Miss Monarch, 679601
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Violet's Cumberland; 509337
Gallatin Strawberry, 562986
Springdale Monarch, 441482
By Maxwalton Monarch
Violet's Cumberland, 509337
Lady Cumberland 733311 ....
Jan. 19, 1918
Pasture-bred salf at side
Miss Monarch, 697601
Sept. 11, 1917
Calf at Side
Cumberland Belle, 1014903..
March 31, 1920
Pasture-bred calf at side
Miss Monarch, 679601
Helpful. 166977
LOT 16
LOT 17
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Cumb'land Chief, 2d, 426737
Lady Davis 4th, 763738
Silver King, 511282
Cumberland Joe, 1054474
Oct. 13, 1920
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Golden Treasure, 757790
Sept. 12, 1918
Golden Rose, 143058
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Cattle
Two Complete Sets
Household Goods
Machinery
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One Black Team of Mares, weight 3100; age
9 and 10
One Black Team of Mare, weight 2900, age 7
One Bay Team of Mares, weight 3000, age 7
One Brown Gelding, weight 1300, age 3
One Bay Filly, 1 year old
One Black Gelding, 1 year old
One Roan Gelding, 1 year old
Four Spring Colts
One Bay Saddle Horse, single-footer, age 7
1.2 Head of A-No. 1 Holstein Milk Cows, six
just fresh
15 Head of 2 and coming 2-year old Holstein
Heifers. Fresh in January and early spring
One Registered Holstein Cow, 9 years old.
Freshen December 1
One Registered Holstein Bull 9 months old
Eight Head Coming Yearling Holstein
Heifers
Four Head Coming Yearling Holstein Steers
ALL CATTLE ARE TESTED FOR
TUBERCULOSIS
One Dain Stacker
Two Dee ring Bull Rakes
One Deering Mower
One Keystone Side Delivery Rake
One Van Brunt Grain Drill
One Disk Harrow
One John Deere Gang Plow
One two-section Drag Harrow
One Hay Tedder
One 3 Vi -inch Wagon and Box
One Slip Scraper
One 3 Vi -inch Half Truck Wagon and Rack
One 16-inch Breaking Plow ; -
One No. 4 Bob Sled, Rack and Hog Rack
One Pea Attachment for Mower
Tools in Shop
One 20-gallon Iron Kettle
One Pea Straw Stack • . .
One good Davis & Sons Piano
One good Edison Phonograph with Records
Two good Ranges, Columbia and Monarch
Two good Heaters, Hot Blast and Estate Oak
Two Dining Tables and 12 Chairs
One Buffet and one Sideboard
Solid Oak Davenette
One Duo fold
Two 9x12, two 6x8 Rugs, all good
One Library Table
One Writing Desk
One Organ
One Oak Hall-Tree
One Folding Bed
Four Iron Beds, Complete
Four Dressers
Seven Rocking . Chairs
One Davis Sewing Machine, good
One Stand-table
One Kitchen Table
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TERMS-—All sums of $25 or under cash. Over $25
one years time on bankable paper drawing 10% in
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Two Sets of Dishes, nearly new
Two Washing Machines
One Fire-proof Safe
Lots of Cooking Utensils
Two Fur Overcoats, one new
Fifty feet of Garden Hose
Several Dozen Cans of Fruit
Sharpless Separator
ral Milk Cans
Mrs. S. F. Elliott & Son, Owners
Securtiy Bank and Trust Company, Clerk
Harness
Three good sets of Breeching Work Harness
One good set of Lead Harness
Several Collars
One MUk Cart
One Stock Saddle
One Burton Page Milking Machine
One Hundred Seamless Sacks
Several Dozen Chickens. White Leghorn?
and White Wyandcttes
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Two good Rifles: . 22 and 25-80 Caliber
Several nice, clear Comforters
One and a "half acres of good Irish Cobbler
Potatoes
Great variety of articles too numerous to
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ELMER L. STREVER, Billings and
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