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PROFESSIONAL
AND
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
EXPERT WATCH
REPAIRING
—•—-
Bylund's Jewelry
BIG BORN
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
1:30-12 A. IL — 1-5 JO P. M.
After Heun Call
DR. H. A. BROSZ, 552, er
dr. j. d. McCleary, 07uj3
Dr. R. A. Miller
DENTIST
Office in Daniels Bldg.
Telephone No. 63
MONUMENTS
of Quality and
Distinction.
BULIJS MORTUARY
Hardin, Montana
Dr. T. L. Kitts
OPTOMETRIST
17 W. Third St
Trask-Westwood Bldg.
Monday thru Saturday
Except Wednesday
Afternoon
COMPLETE VISUAL
SERVICE
Phone S 3
J. ERNEST WEINBERG
724 No. Crawford Ave.
—• —
Dealer in Household
and Ranch Supplies for
the W. T. RALEIGH CO.
DR. L. 6. FILPPULA
DENTIST
Office—
Vaughn Ragsdale Bldg.
Phone 361
For Good Results. Feed
MOORMAN'S
Minerals and Protein
Concentrates
Richard Keller
Ph. 788-W, Hardin, Msnt.
Jake'Lackman
. AUCTIONEER
GENERAL FARM
AND LIVESTOCK
Write or Phone
Hardin, Montana
A. A. Moser
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Rooms 1-2 Daniels Bldg.
Ph. 74 Hardin. Mont,
Dr. E. W. Haaby
CHIROPRACTOR
4U N. Caster
OFFICE HOURS
9 a. as. to 5 p. m.
Saturdar-9 to 12 a. m.
Home 745 Office 559
Evenings by Appointment
LAMMERS PLBfi. a HTG.
Youngstown Kitchens
HEATING
Tleor-WaU Heetero
Bot-Wstar
SEPTIC TANKS
FIXTURES
CruFßrin>-AMrieM
Standard
WATER HEATCTS
Gaa-EteeMc-Bntano
New wort and repair
618 W 3rd- Phone 117
Sarpy Creek
Mrs. Arthur Gamble
Friday and Saturday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson were
Mr. Peterson's sister and husband
from Fort Benton and a niece and
two daughters from Spokane, Wash.
They were enroute to Minnesota.
A large number attended the baby
shower Friday evening given for
Frances Gamble, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gamble, by
the Sarpy Social club at the Gam
ble home. Non-Sarpy residents at
tending the shower were Mrs. Fred
Dust, of Hysham, Mrs. Olive Camp
bell, of Myers, Mrs. Math Koch Sr.
and Mrs. Andy Koch, both of
Custer, Mrs. George Smith Jr., Judy
and Kathyann, of Billings, and Mis.
Greta sissle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Nichols and
girls were Friday shoppers in Har
din.
Wednesday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gamble were Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Ferguson, Barry
and Susan.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson at
tended the sale at the Savage
ranch, north of Sumatra, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garverich left
Monday to spend a week of fishing
in Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Gahl of
Forsyth were Sunday dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gamble.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and Bobby were Billings shoppers
Friday.
Mrs. Gretta Sissle, of Denver,
Colo., is visiting with her son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Goedert.
Orville Campbell of Anaconda is
visiting at the home of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie
Nichols.
Wednesday evening callers of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Goedert were Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Romine and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gamble.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy McCammon
and children stopped to visit with
Mrs. McCammon’s father, Jack
| Custom Baling j
। Cut, Rake and Bale; 1
j Round or Square |
CALL JIM WAGNER, {
[ 0724-J5 j
| CAMPER TRAILERS I
FOR SALE OR RENT
I By Day, Week or Month !
I Vacation in Comfort I
I HOBBY SHOP
* Hardin, Montana |
A. & A. Builders
General Contractors
NEW HOMES
REMODELING
GARAGES
CONCRETE WORK
Assistance in Planning
and Financing.
PHONE 884
816 W. 3rd
Hardin. Montana
Avon Products
MRS. IRENE BAKER.
Representative
Lodge Grass, Ph. 2391
Hardin. Ph. 531
TREE TRIMMING.
HOUSE MOVING.
GENERAL
CONTRACTING
Contact P. W. MOORE
Wyola, Montana
BRANDT
Refrigeration
Service
AT ZELKA’S
MACHINE SHOP
HARDIN, MONTANA
Repair All Makes.
Commercial and Domes
tic Refrigerators and
Freezers
RECIPTS
DiSt. 12 16 17-H 17-K 27 29 High School
Outside Country
Cash Balance June 30, 1958 $ 3,910.59 $ 8,960.34 $13,403.53 $138,445.21 $ 4,045.20 $44,919 05 $20,726 08 $ 3.419 2a
State Interest & Income 978.79 3,141.90 2,333.09 46,291.12 1.768.81 10,872 64 3,55080
state Transportation 272.11 693.89 115.24 17,828.04 498.58 3,682 84 1,13731 688 12
State Equalization 4,679.31 6,812.20 6.862.U0 113.84070 257.29 39.47528 9.689.22
County 10 Mill El. & H. S 1,735.71 4,140.45 3,652.63 112.751.29 47.715.83 4.844 62 9.800 00
County Transportation 331.28 744.88 65.60 24.955.32 413 24 10.131 53 1.059 96 2.518 35
Current Tax 6,114.37 10.478.53 9,582.34 175,660.02 4,271.28 50,404.56 5.043 96
Sinking Fund 6,047.14 69,731.72 6,273.25 4.211 98
All Other Sources 4.048.00 174.690.49 381 70 18,801.75 9.930 70 4,998 70
Total Resources $18,022.16 $45,067.33 $36,014.43 $874,183 91 $11,636.10 $232.276 73 $60,194.63 $21.423 99
DISBURSEMENTS
General Control $ 433.00 $ 633.92 S 434.30 $ 9,531.55 125.00 5,137.59 1.278.30
Salaries of Teachers 9,765.50 12.924.07 16,963.68 337.70744 3.483.12 93.278.73 16.225 33
Stationery Supplies 400.00 1,076.02 110.00 17.908.42 56.17 4.525.69 729 26
Text Books & Library 300.00 1.177.22 774.83 17.908 43 2.347.92 796 00
Operation Of Plants 600.00 5.175.29 1,102 96 43,419.07 296.06 21.788.91 7.441 02
Maintenance 535.50 941.31 1,438.95 5,683.32 15.73 5.744.45 2,626.28
Transportation 1.051.46 3.283.32 701.43 58.665.97 1.991.58 19,025 13 7.93967 4.02803
Fixed Charges 50.00 143.67 222.75 13,649.87 129.73 1.798.79 1.87789
Capital Outlay 205.00 10.892.12 1.000.00
Debt Service 52,587.49 10.546.50 11.344.00
AH other Expenditures 752.41 6,531.57 1.733.00 84,563.82 499.83 22.666.60 6.135.14 9.250 60
Cash Balance July 1,1959 3,928.29 13,180.94 12,531.98 221.666.91 5,038.88 44,426.42 3.801 74 8.145 71
Total Disbursements 18.022.16 45,067.33 36,014.43 874.183.91 11.638.10 232.276.73 60.194.63 21.423 99
Net Amount Spent $13.868.89 $31,886.39 $22,382.45 $650,717.00 $8,597.22 $187,85031 $56,167.89 $13,278.23
Lane, Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Bobby
called on Mrs. Ozzie Nichols Thurs
day afternoon.
Thursday evening callers at the
Ozzie Nichols home were Mr. and
Mrs. Rich Howard and Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gamble and
children.
Wyola
By Mrs. R. J. Lind
The Wyola Baptist church will
hold a Rally day and Home Coming
picnic at the Carl Gross Ranch
Sunday Sept. 6, following church
services. All families in the com
munity are invited. The annual Snu
day school promotion will also be
held at the church Sept, 6.
Mrs. Hollis Sargent, the former
Olive Hammett, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Marts and sons of
Gregory, S. D., to Wyola Thursday
where Mr. and Mrs. Marts attend
ed the Carl Gross sale. They were
guests of Mrs. Sargents parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hammett. They
returned to their home Friday. A
family gathering was held at the
Hammett home Thursday evening
with Mrs. John Hammett Jr. and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams
and Mary all of Lodge Grass and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hammett and
children of Hardin attending. Mr.
and Mrs. Al Stevens and family of
Billings visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Hammett Sunday enroute to their
new home in Sheridan, Wyo. Mrs.
Stevens is the former Alice Ham
mett.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stan Benson
and family of Lodge Grass were
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Lee
Briggs at a steak fry Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schroeder Jr.
have puchased the former home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Artist and
family have moved to their apart
ment after spending the summer
in Dayton, Wyo.
Week-end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farman were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newell of Cody,
Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Farman
and Mrs. Maude Schillinger of
Sheridan, Wyo. Also dinner guests
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dade
Farman and children. A recent
visitor of the Farman's was their
daughter, Mrs. Dan McCausland,
of Forsyth.
Superintendent Hugh Artist an
nounced a total of 95 pupils started
school the first day with more ex
pected in the near future.
Mrs. C. H. Barber of Sheridan was
a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Montgomery Sunday.
Leaving Thursday for their home
in Lausanne, Switzerland were Mr.
and Mrs. F. Schuon. Paul Gobel
returned to his home in London,
England. They have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yellowtail
for several weeks.
Mrs. Connie Small moved to
Sheridan this week to send her
nephew, T. R. Yellowtail and his
brother, Gilbert Glenn, to Sheri
dan high school. Also attending
Sheridan high school will be Judy
Boyd and Pat Powers.
James I. Deam left by plane Sat
urday for his home in Tucson, Ariz.
Butte Creek
By Mrs. Joe Considine
Mrs. Roy Swope and children
were visitors at the M. H. and Joe
Considine homes Saturday morning.
Joe, Barney and Terry Considine
were diner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Hanlan Friday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wetherrelt
and family were visitors at the
Alvin Wetherelt home Saturday.
Roy Swope and Floyd were visit
ors at tjie Carl Emmons home Fri
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Calblck
and sons from Billings were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Denson over
the week end.
Larry Spomers, and Roy Swope
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rice Saturday.
Barney Considine motored to
Broadus Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hanlan and
daughters were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Frandsen Sunday.
John Daily, Joe and Barney Con
sidine motored to Broadus Sunday
to help put up the fair tent and
work on the arena.
Mrs. Joe Considiije and Terry
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Swope Sunday.
Roy Moore, Everett Hanlan, Joe
and Barney Considine motored to
Broadus Friday.
Martin Anderson, Roy Swope and
Floyd were supper guests of Mr. and
Financial Report of School Districts of Big Horn County
For Year Ending June 30, 1959
People, Spots In The News
RAFT CRAFT home-made by Walter
Dorwin Teague Jr., industrial designer.? •
uses surplus wing-tip tanks from jet' ' ' ?
fighter for floats, makes G r
knots with 7 bi-horsepower ' . ■.
outboard motor. r
ONE-HIT smile is flashed
by Cubs’ John Buzhardt RL-- st
after blanking Phillies. ■'
The rightie, 22. faced only T"
28 men in Dine innings. *
- I
■ i ।
NLX L^^Br J I DOUBLING of radar range by
? new parametric amplifier'’ can
f f i L " ; solve major problems of jet age
f i/ r ’ traffic, said Dr. Nathan I. Hall of
Jr if Jt I ■ Hughes Aircraft Co., shown with
< V' A I
‘ . A ■Il
TEETH AND TEARS— Geraldine Binder wipes away a
happy tear on being named Miss New Jersey for Miss Uni
verse competition, flanked by runners-up Brenda Budney
(right) and Diana Henri.
Mrs. Harley Leatherberry Friday.
Dub Howard and son were visit
ors at the Roy Swope home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Bowers and sons were visitors at
the M. H. Considine home Sunday.
Larry Somers and Roy Swope were
visitors at the C. T. Denson home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swope and
family were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Swope Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hanan, and
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Considine and
Barney motored to Miles City Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Denson, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Warner and family,
Leland Cook, Bob Frankforter, F.
F. Hucklns and sons and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Considine and Terry mo
tored to Broadus Euesday.
Barney, Joe, and Terry Considine
were visitors at the John Daily
home Wednesday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Denson Tuesday were Mrs. Denson's
parents and family from Three
Forks.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wetherelt
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Hanlan motored to Broadus
Thursday.
Muddy Creek
By Mrs. R. B Rowland
Bob Weber was present and gave
instructions for Evelyn Rowland
and Billy Mason who attended the
4-H range management tour in Dil
lon August 11 through 16. Lucille
Spang attended the 4-H congress
in Bozeman.
The next meeting will be August
27, at the R. B. Rowland ranch.
R B Rowland and Lee Harris
have been hauling grain to Hardin
this week.
The Lucky Clovers 4-H club held
their 12th meeting August 10, at the 1
home of Mrs- Agnes Mason in Lame
Deer with seven members present.
Mrs. Agnes Mason took her son.
Billy, to Forsyth Tuesday to meet
other 4-H members leaving on the
4-H range management tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schrvibeis
and sons brought Alice Rowland
home from Sheridan Tuesday eve
ning. Alice visited with the Lloyd
Scheibeis and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bar
bula and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Ewing have
completed their basement.
Our sympathy is extended to the
members of the Kalus Fisher family
who passed away Sunday morning
at his home in Lame D?er.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rowland and
children were visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Ray Harris Satur
day and Sunday.
Schools will open In Lame Deer,
Busby and St. Labre Mission. Aug
ust 31 Buell Robertson will be the
bus driver
Visitors at the R. B Rowland
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Little White Man and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Deyo Powell and
family
The Lucky Clovers 4-H club will
hold their meeting Thursday. Aug
ust 27 at the R B. Rowland home
Bob Weber will be present to help
complete the 4-H record books.
LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
NO. 11291
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF YELLOWSTONE
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of the Estate of SHARON FOX. a
Minor.
LURA P. STRAND
County Superintendent
Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, September 3, 1959
■■ iF4 iE<D >X ■■
- CASH RATES -
k per word per insertion, 30c minimum charge. Whrn mailing in ada.
plea«e send stamps or coin.
FOB SALE
1958 SINGER with a buttonhole attach
nient. Assume 6 payments of $lO 75 or
will discount for cash. For details write
to Credit Manager Box 625, Lewistown.
Mont. 35-2*
BAK and service station—Hammond, Mon
tana on highway 212. Write Mrs. Earl
Gundloch. Hammond. Mont or contact
owner, Ant. 10, Yergy Apts, in Hardin.
34-3*
14W) ACRE ranch joining the town of Cus.
ter. 85 acres irrigated, balance grazing.
3-bedroom modern house. Terms. Telephone
482. H. L. Hamlett. Custer. Mont. 36-2*
USE!) Farm Equipment —l2 ft. Owatana
ami 14 ft. Owatana complete new type
cutter bars, hydraulic lifts. Don's Farm
Service. Lodge Grass. Mont. 36-1
1959 STUDEBAKER Lark. No-slip rear
end. Will trade for cattle or oats. Rea
sonably Priced. G. P. Trask. Ballantine.
35-2*
H BEEF; U. S. choice cut and wrappe
for vour locker; bank financing ava^
able. Kellv'a Super Market. 27-t
USED 2 burner floor furnace, Complete,
perfect shape. John Svarrn. 417 W. 7th
St. phone 145 J 35-2*
SAVE big! Do your own rug and uphol
stery cleaning with new Blus Lustre.
Solazn's Furniture. 36-1
REASONABLE and seasonable. Get plas
tic type hi-lustre Glaxo for asphalt tile
floors. Miles & Ulmer. 36-1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That under and by virtue of an or
der of the above-entitled Court
made and enter'd on the Ist day of
September. 1959, in the matter of
the guardianship of Sharon Fox. a
minor, the undersigned, as guardian
of the estate of said minor, will sell
at private sale the r*al property
which is hereinafter particularly de
scribed. The sale will be made to the
highest bidder on or after the 21st
day of Septemb'r. 1959, the terms
of the sale will be 10^1 at the time
of the sale and the balance at the
time of the confirmation thereof by
the Court. Bids or offers must be
in writing and may b' left at the
office of Burke. Hibbs & Sweeney.
2619 First Avenue North. Billings.
Montana, or may be filed in the of
fice of the Clerk of the above-named
Court at Billings. Yellowstone Coun
ty. Montana, at any time before the
making of the sale.
Said property is located in Big
Horn County. Montana, and describ
es! as follows, to-wit:
An undivided one-third (13) in
terest in and to Lots One (1), Five
(5), Six <6> and Seven (7) of Sec
tion Twenty-seven <27) and the
Southeast Quarter of the North -
est Quarter (SE’^NE^) and the
Northeast Quarter of the South
east Quarter (NE’aSE’O of Sec
tion Twenty-eight (28), All in
Township One (1) South of Range
Thirty-three (33) East of the
Montana Principal Meridian, con
taining 201 09 acres, more or less.
Together with all water rights and
shares of stock owned by said mi
nor. in the Two Leggins Water
Users Association, including one
hundred and nine <lo9* shares
and all other appurtenances there
to belonging.
DATED this Ist day of September.
1959.
LYDIA FOX.
Guardian
i Pub Sept. 3. 10 and 17.>
—— ——n
ORDINANCE NO. 300
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF HARDIN. MONTANA, AMEND
ING SECTION 6-1-5 OF CHAPTER
1. TITLE VI OF THE OFFICIAL
CODE OF THE CITY OF HARDIN.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROHIB
ITING ANY PERSON FROM PRO
CURING. SELLING OR GIVING
AWAY ANA’ WINE OR LIQUOR
TO ANY PERSON UNDER THE
AGE OF TWENTY-ONE YEARS
AND PROHIBITING ANY PERSON
UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY
ONE YEARS TO PURCHASE, AT
TEMPT TO PURCHASE OR
OTHERWISE PROCURE. CON
SUME OR HAVE IN HIS POS
SESSION ANY WINE OR LIQUOR
PASSED. APPROVED AND AD
OPTED on the Ist reading this Ist
day of September, A. D 1959.
Joe E. Lammers
Mayor
ATTEST:
Cedric R Bond
Clerk
'Pub Sept 3. 9. 1959 i
ORDINANCE NO. 361
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF HARDIN. MONTANA. AMEND
ING SECTION 4-8-4. SUBDIVI
SION 'Fi. SUB-PARAGRAPH 9
OF CHAPTER 8. TITLE IV OF THE
OFFICIAL CODE OF THE CITY
OF HARDIN. FOR THE PURPOSE
OF RESTRICTING U.SE AS PARK
ING AREAS FOR MORE THAN
THREE VEHICIJIS IN CLASS "A”
RESIDENT DISTRICTS.
PASSED. APPROVED AND AD
OPTED upon the Ist reading Ulis
Ist day of Sept. A D. 1959.
Joe E Lammers
Mayor
ATTEST:
Cedric R. Bond
Clerk
• Pub. Sept. 3. 1959>
n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Clyde Dean Moore, De
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned administrator of the Es
tate of Clyde Dean Moore, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said administrator
at the offices of Messrs. Cooke,
Moulton. Bellingham & Longo. Se
curities Building, Billings. Montana,
in the County of Yellowstone, State
of Montana.
Dated at Billings. Montana July
27, 1959 C. D. Moore Administrator
of the Estate of Clyde Dean Moore, 1
Deceased.
(Pub. Aug. 13. 20, i 27, Sept. 3.1
POSTER bc<! and springs, vanity, apart
ment size washer, childs wardrobe. Mrs.
Gene Davis, phone 371-R. 32-ts
Bxl2 OMAHA Standard truck, box and
stock racks. Excellant condition. Conrad
Seader. 30-ts
LUMBER FOR SALE
No. 1 Pine Dimension—Planed
and Seasoned
SIOO per M
2x4 B'—lo'—l2'—l4’—l6’
2x6 __ B’—lo’—l2’—l4*—l6’
2xß B'—lo’—l2’—l4’—l6’
2 x 10 __ . B'—lo’—l2’—l4’—l6*
2 x 12 . B’-10’—12*—14’—16’
SAUNDERS LUMBER CO.
I'SF.D mahogany drop leave dining room
t ilde with 4 matching chairs. In excel
lent condition. Solazzi’s. Inc. 36-ts
OR LEASE —Restaurant equipment—good
location available. Call 113. 36-2
LIKE NEW 1958 Pontiac Chieftan four
door sedan. Call 740 34-ts
HOMFS for sale. See Joe Nurre. phowv
440. Hardin. Ih-* 4
CSFD coal-wood, bottle gas combination
range ('heap. Solazzi’s. Inc. 36-ts
PAIR Fireside chairs. Gold wool freize. In
very good condtion. Solazzi’s, Inc. 36-ts
FARMS and ranches fnr sale. See To*
Nurre. phone 440. Hardin. 18-t’
I'SF.D 8 cu. ft. Kelvinator refrigerator.
Solazzi’s. Inc. 36-ts
BLONDE dining room set. Buffet table.
2 leaves and o chairs. Solazzi’s, Inc. 36-ts
HOCSE with garage and some appliances
ami furnishings at 211 W. Sth. Phnne
0717 R-3 29-ts
ROPER gas range in good condition. Cal!
237-J. 36-P
GIRLS 36-mch bike. Call 196-R. 36-P
I'SED clarinet—s2s. Bylund's Jewelry. 36-1
CSED upright piano. Solazzi’s. Inc. 27-ts
ONE be<lroom basement furnished apart
ment I'tilities furnished. Call Mrs. John
Matovich 395-R or see at 103 No. Choteau.
36-2
TRAILER spacer, completely modern
laundry facilitiet on orrmiaes. Home
• itea Trailer Court. 836 W. 2nd St. S 12-t*
THREE-room furnished apartment. TV
connections. Phone 16 or call at 116 No.
Custer Ave. 36-ts
MODERN trailer spaces, wash room, soft
water, one mile south of Crow Agency.
Sage Motel. 32-ts
TWO room apartment with kitchenette
and shower. Schoer Apt. t/15 N. Custer
Ave. Phone 657. '5-tf
USED electric ranges in good condition.
Also us«M washers guaranteed service
able. Hardin Electric. 22-ts
NEW G.E. floor polisher, for scrubbiM.
waxing, buffing; rental charge sl^.
Hardin Electric. 42 H
3 ROOM furnished apartment 4b) Custer
Ave. Phone 62 35-ts
THREE room apt. with bath. Franklin
Apts. Building. 34-ts
TRAILER stalls, TV connections and
laundry facilities. Vick’s Motel. 40-ts
FCRNISHED apartments and sleeping
rooms. Phone 49. 23-ts
Wringer-type washers. Miles and Ulmer.
3J-tf
FLOOR polishers. Miles and Ulmer. !7tf
VACATION trailer. Hobby Shop. 25tf
2 SIE AM heated, furnished apartments.
Call 372. 2-ts
SLEEPING room, twin beds, private bath,
private entrance Phone 49. JVtf
COOL ba-ement apartment furnished
Available after Aug. 1. 413 No. Choteau.
Jl-tf
FURNISHED apartments and sleeping
rooms. 410 N. Crow, phone 274-W. 9-t!
We have refrigerators for rent. Hardin
Electric. 22-»f
SMALL. furnished apartment, private
bath, utilities furnished. Phone 49. 20tf
wa nted' t o 'rent
URIJENTLY needed — Unfurnished house
ui'h tw. <>r mote be.(rooms f t t'acht r
ai. I famils . Phone 340 or to.
W*ANTED*TO*BUY*
WILL pay top prices for all kinds of hor
ses. Hubert McConnel Rt. 1 Billing*.
Phone 35-3*
****
HELP WANTED
PERMANENT girl or women to assist in
Veterinary Hospital. No special train
ing necessary. Call 552 for appointment
33 U
WAITRESSES wanted. See Betty at
Lobby Case. 3J-H
ONE bav. 4 > ear-old, thoroughbred stal
lion. two mares, all branded SL on left
thigh. S. M. I.oanev, Hardin. 36-3*
FEMALE English pointer. White with
b-ni-.n x|x>ts S. M Loaney, Hardin. 30-J*
NOTCE
HORSESHOEING
R. W. HARWOOD
P O Box 21 Hardin, Mont.
.13-J-
WANTED- matr ri going to California
about Sept. 8. Want reliable city driver
to help drive—expenses paid. Phone 746.
DEAD and disabled animals; picked up
free of charge. Call us collect; 8-*4in
jn Bilhngs. 4-t(
SAWS and lawn mowers machine sham
med. Andy's Grinding Shop, located
s >utli >f the water tower.
H>R I awn mower sharpening knives or
• lu- ir'.. ('all 6, Hardin Hardware. Pick
up and delivery. 33-4*
RANCHERS supply headquarters — Lam
met* Hardin Furniture Exchange. 29-»f
EMERI' watch repairing — electrically
tuned. Kaiser Jewelry. Hardin. 39-ts
ROOM and board for one. 127 W. Sth St
35-2*
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