Great Falls Tribune from Great Falls, Montana • Page 11

mmm GREAT FALLS DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1915. '4- ii CLASSIFIEimOMMERCWL GRMfSFSARKETS STOCKS lUUUTrn BUSINESS CHANCES. 4 6 Select 6 STOCK TRADE mm Strike north, water 60-f t. Jot: Call for price and ill WHEAT SHOWS SLIGHT GAIN BuainpJ ypsidencp nrnnert.iea for nl Wm. B.

FINLAY Certified Public Accountant 415 First National Bank Building Telephones Office 6614, Res. 6814 Audits; Financial Investigations; Devising and Installing Systems for Merchants, Public Utilities, Manufacturers and Municipalities; Partnership Adjustments and Income Tax Returns. and ftit kinds of insurance. i i pn fa P. McNAIR v' Phone First National Bank Building, Great Falls Mr.

Builder Let os help yon save money on the cost of lumber. We figure to make yon a steady customer, and prices talk. All materials thoroughly dried la the rough. Great Falls Lumber Co. Phone 414.

Factory and yards at Ninth street and Ninth avenue torth. FOR SALE ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTLE THOROUGHBRED AND REGISTERED Eight yearling heifers; five a-year-old heifers, being bred 1915; five cows, 4 to 8 years old, being bred 19x5; seven cows, 10 to 13 years old, being bred 19x5. With these cattle about eight calves to go with their mothers. Stock can be seen at N. S.

Ranch, near Cascade. For further particulars write C. B. POWER, Helena, Mont. Also pure bred and high grade Holstein Cows and Heifers.

I 1 Accountant and Auditor DOUGLAS N. WILSON 403 Ford Building Phones Office, 6440; Residence, 7235. PERSONAL TAX NOTICE This Notice Does Not Apply to People Who Own Real Estate in Cascade County. The taxes on all personal property is now due and payable at the office of the countv treasurer of Cascade countv and said taxes must be paid before the first day of November. The following sections govern personal taxes: Section Xo.

20S1. Duty of county treasurer The county treasurer must collect the personal taxes on all personal property, and in the case provided for in the preceding section, it shall be the duty the county treasurer immediately up receipt of such report from the assessor, to notify the person or persons against whom the tax is assessed, that the amount of such taxes is due and payable at the county treasurer's office. the tune ot receiving the assessor report, or at any lime iieiore -ovemiier lst. the treasurer may collect the taxes stizure and sale of any personal property owned by the person or persons against whom the tax is assessed. "The county treasurer and his sureties are liable on his official bond for taxes on personal property within the county which through his willful failure neglect is uncollected." The almvc law is going to lie enforced, so if you wish to save costs and penalty and the sale of your property plea.se see that your jiersonal taxes are paid.

First publication Julv 29th. 1915 LEE DENNIS, County Treasurer, Cascade County. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Great Falls, Montana. August 25, 1915. Notice is hereby given that the underpinned, his office in the Court House.

Great Falls. Montana, will receive sealed proposals until 8 o'clotk p. September 7, 1915, for the furnishing of all labor, tools, materials and ap pliances for the construction of graded streets. Second avenue north from the center line Twenty-fourth street to the center line of Twenty-fifth street and Twenty-fourth street from the center line of Central avenue to the center line of Second avenue north, as shown the plans and specifications filed in the office of the City Engineer on the 25th day August, 1915. to which reference is hereby made.

Said work is in Special Improvement District No. 254, and reference is hereby made Resolution No. 1075 for further particulars, which resolution is now on file in the City Clerk's office. Each and every bid must be accompanied a check payable to the city and certified a responsible bank for an amount which shall not be less than 10 per cent of the ag gregate ot the proposed bid. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive defects and accept any bids should it be deemed for the public good, and also reserves the right to reject the bid of any party who has been delinquent or unfaithful in any former contract with the citv.

W. H. HARRISON, City Clerk. (First publication August 26, 1915.) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Great Falls, Montana, August 25, 1915. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.

his office in the Court House, Great Falls, Montana, will receive sealed proposals until 8 o'clock p. September 7, 1915, for the furnishing of all labor, tools, materials and appliances for the construction of concrete pave ment together with all accessory grading and drainage in First alley north from the east line of Fourth street to the west line of Sixth street, as shown on the plans and specifications filed in the office of the City Engineer on the 25th day of August. 1915, to which reference is hereby made. Said work is in Special Improvement District No. 253, and refi-rence is hereby made to Resolution No.

1074 for further particulars, which resolution r.ow on file in the City Clerk's office. Each and every bid must be accompanied by a check payable to the city and certified by a responsible bank for an amount which shall not be less than 10 per cent of the aggregate of the proposed bid. The City Council reserves the right to re- UI vius or 10 waive aeiecra ana anv shoiH juci any or an Dias or to waive defects and good, and also reserves the right to thf b' of any party who has been ui.iui4U(..iii fi uiii.iiii.iii ui 111 any xuriiurf cull- tract with the city. W. H.

HARRISON, City Clerk. (First publication August 26, 1915.) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Derartment of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Gres Notice is hereby given that Joseph Zun- V'' 1'iuiiuiiia, wuiy 131.1.

1. II 11 i icnicn, 01 Cpaat 1. ...1 T- Icember 5. mi. made homestead entry Serial (No.

025349. for lots 3 and 4, SNW, section SuSSiiSiSlS three-year proof, to establish claim to the mnd above described, before Register and Re- 'M States land office, at Great on the 10th day of September, 1915. Claimant names as witnesses: Georro A. Mann, George August Lange. Albert Love, tarl T.

Love, all of Great Falls. Montana. R. N. SUTHERLIN, (First publication Aug.

3. 1915.1 I i 1 a real home on Second avenue close in, with 7 rooms, hot heat; part hardwood floors; terms. Also ranched. Loans I BANKS. INCORPORATED 1889.

TheCascadeBank OF GREAT FALLS. Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $15,000.00 ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. Every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking extended. S. E.

ATKINSON. F. P. ATKINSON. No.

S525. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Great Falls, Montana. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. CAPITAL 1200,000 SURPLUS 100,000 DIRECTORS: Sam Stephenson E. J.

Bowman W. A. Brown W. M. Thornton James O'Grady OFFICERS: Sam Stephenson President W.

M. Thornton Vice President W. A. Brown Cashier I. B.

Armstrong Assistant Cashier Pioneer Bank of Cascade County. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. CONRAD BANKING CO. Paid-Up Capital $250,000 OFFICERS: James T.

Stanford President A. E. Pres. and Mgr. William Muth Cashier Omar J.

Malcolm Assistant Cashier This bank solicits accounts and offers to depositors absolute security, prompt and careful attention and the most lib eral treatment consistent with safe and profitable banking. Sells foreign exchange, drawing direct on all principal American and European cities, and issuing its own letters of credit. Interest paid on time deposits. Stanton Trust and Savings Bank Tod Block. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 120.000 George H.

Stanton, President Nesbit Rochester, Vice President Albert Rochester, Cashier S. J. Doyle, Assistant Cashier Four per cent interest on time a4 savings deposits. Escrow agreements given special attention. Administration of estates.

We will draw our will. Your business respectfully ollftiteal Open Saturday evening. Money to Loan A. E. ROGERS 209J4 Central Avenue JOSEPH KIRSCHWING Room 205, Ford Building.

For Sale 160 acres 10 miles, south cheap. $1,100 takes 160 acres 12 miles west. $100,000 to loan oa farm lands. FOR SALE Saloon, best location in town. Inquire O.

Box 203, Belt, font. V. ANTED Man with small capital, to take charge of business, good proposition for night man. Box 38, Tribune. REAL ESTATE, tnasite, mercantile and other choice business locations, with homesteads near them.

A. L. Cesche, land attorney, city. Bl'ILDlXO for rent, good for any kind of lusiness; 5(x; Second avenue south. Apply Great Falls Bill Posting Co.

or 31 Third street south. F)R RENT Pool room. Inquire at rear of Eighth avenue north. FOR SALE Rooming house, Central avenue, bargain. D.

R. Edwards Co. I WILL build in block opposite Central fire station, for responsible party, a new building, suitable for a garage. Phone 751)9. FOR SALE Hotel doing a good business.

Bar in connection. John Lindsay, Raynsford, Mont. FOR SALE Unique bowling alleys, reasonable if taken at once. Inquire at Maverick Bar. RESTAURANT in live town; only restaurant ia town; good business; will sell cheap.

Address P. E. Carrier. Hingham, Montana. FOR SALE Cheap, second-band creamery, including one 20 h.

p. boiler, one 15 h. p. engine. Make a noffer.

Inquire of Montana Brewing Co. Phone 210. FOR SALE Cheap, land near city. Dr. Ciutcher, Ford building.

RELIVE 1NHMENT acres; good locality. Corn grow-. here. Oivat small grain and diversified ranch. Another place near me that's jiist as good.

208 First avenue north. 320 RELINQUISHMENT to trade as first payment on house. A bargain, good house, barn, machinery, fenced, water; 221 V2 First avenue south. MONEY for information regarding homestead, can be taken. (Jive physical description and fee wanted.

It. Hand, Great Falls. FOR SALE 100 acres fine land direct from owner, six miles east of Douglas, seven miles west of Max, 32 miles southeast of Minot, fine water, mh cash or a few hundred down and easy payments. Address Miss A. Hennessy, 582 locust, Dubuque, Ia.

FOR SALE At a bargain 1G0 acres first class land close to Conrad. Miss Ream ers. Hotel Rainbow. 4G7 ACRES land to $17.50, all or part. Inquire Tel.

8903. FOR SALE 160 acre ranch; six miles south of Great Falls; has two room house, and barn and chicken house; fenced all around. One mile from school house. Man can work year around for $3 per day, one mile from ranch; 92t Third avenue south. FOR SALE 320-acre relinquishment, 10 miles north of High wood, 160 acres plow land, small house and water, under fence.

For particulars address Oliver Ritter, Highwood, Mont. $1.00 PER ACRE I am subdividing and selling in small ranches 50,000 acres 01 the best agricultural and grazing land in South America. Price $1 per acre. For further information, communicate with Albert Perkins (owner), 925 Live Stock Exchange Building, Kansas City, Mo. $17.30 CASH, balanee over five years, buys 320 acre stock ranch, 80 acres meadow adjoining forest reserve, creek, two sets of buildings.

Room 10 Dunn block. $18 PER ACRE buys 400-acre farm, new house, bearing orchard, springs, neat Eden postoffice, never failing crops. Room 16, Dunn block. ENLARGED HOMESTEADS, contests, relinquishment transactions, all lana matters, and business locations. A.

Cesche, land attorney, rear Cascade bank. FOR SALE 160-acre plow land in Judith Basin, $18 per acre. Address Box 344, Great Falls. Mont. JTOJTRAJ)E NINETEEN ROOM house, income property in Great Falls, to trade for land; 509 Fifth avenue south.

RANCH property and some cash lo. Great Falls residence property, North sidu. Ixick Box 00. Floweree. Mont.

TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN Bids for transporting school cnildie.i Irom the Eaton addition, about two and one-half miles southeast of the Lowell iii Boston Heichts to the said school or any centrally located school building, as may suit the occasion, will be received by the board of trustees of school district Xo. 1, Cascade county, Montana, not later than 4 N-pt. 7 the office of the board of ed rr.m Washington school. n-Au ..1. First avenue north and tenth street, Great Falls, Mont.

Bids must be accompanied by a certi- fied check on a Great rails bank an 1 payable to J. W. KobertS, chairman OI school district No. 1, and written in the sum of fjfty dollars as a guar- antee that the party to whom the work is awarded will within three days enter into a contract to do work herein specified and in strict accordance with instructions from the, board. A surety or cash bond in the sum of one thousand ($1,000) dollars will be required from the successful bidder to assure the faithful performance of the contract.

The board reserves the right to reject anv or all bids. The contract to run approximately ten months scholars to be brought into school prior to nine o'clock every morn-inz and taken -home each evening of everv nav that school is in session 20 slav in r. Qf.hrtnl month. a- Krrl nf triiitpKC of By order of the board ot trustees 01 school district No. 1, Cascade county, Montana I Dated Great Falls, Montana, August1 21, 1915.

H. A. CARV, I Clerk S. No. 1.

of on -At by all or lit i on of on of to by by i.1 is 1 1 I 1 I First Mortgages These mortgages are made with our own funds and only on select and improved farms located in the best agricultural sections in the state of Montana. Appraisals are always made by our own experts. Interest is collected and remitted and all details given attention pertaining to the car rying out 01 the mortgage. Write for mortgage list No. 6.

The Mortgage and Bond House of Montana. NORTHWESTERN TRUSTEE CO. Great Falls. Mont. NEW YORK STOCKS Alaska Gold American Sugar American Can American Smelt.

Refining American Sugar Refining American Tel. Tel Anaconda Mining A2 61 81Vi 111 123 724 101 54 Atchison American Locomotive Allis-Chalmers Baltimore Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Bethlehem Baldwin locomotive California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake Ohio Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Chino Copper Colorado Fuel Iron Crucible Steel C.

R. I. 1 Denver Rio Grand (bid) Erie General Electric- Great Northern pfd Great Northern Ore ctfs General Motors Illinois Central (bid) Inspiration Copper International Harvester Lehigh Valley Louisville' Nashville Mexican Petroleum Miami Missouri, Kansas Texas Missouri Pacific S. National Lead New York Central V. N.

N. H. Hartford Northern Pacific Pennsylvania- V. Rav Consolidated Cornier 38 82 yl B4 285 78 108 151 44 4-3 87 46 01 75 22 4 28 1 7-3 118 42 215 103 35 108 143 '8 113 83 20 03 y8 00 03 107 108 23 Heading 148 72 Southern Pacific Southern Railway Texas Company I'nion Pacific Cnited States Steel pfd. I'tah Copper 10 145 130 112 Western Union 70' BOSTON STOCKS Allouez American Zinc, Lead Smelt.

Arizona Commercial Calumet Arizona Calumet Ileda Centennial Copper Range Con. Co Fast Rutte Copper Mine Franklin Granliy Consolidated Greene (iananea Me Royalle (Copper) Kerr I-ake Lake Copper Miami Copper Mohawk Nipissing Mines North Rutte 54 38 f.4 404 10 35', V4 S2 30 27 3 14 2 73 3 30 4 33 82 85 Old Dominion ola Superior Boston Mill 1 1 s- Ref. and Mm U. S. Smelt.

Ref. pfd. inona 55 '4 41 40 3 01 05 Wolverine Rutte Sup. A four-cylinder twelve. car may look at 1 ia im it W't 1 3 tit i UNDERTAKERS.

W.H GeorgeCo. UNDERTAKERS. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT Automobile Service Modern Funeral Chapel Lady Assistant. Phone 335. 417 First Avenne North.

T. F. O'CONNOR Undertaker and Embalms Successor to McAllister Berth old, Graduate Cincinnati College of Embalming. Prompt attention given to all city and out-of-town calls. Personal supervision in all cases.

Office and residence, 701 Central avenue. Lady asixtnnt. Phone 149. IS More Breadth, However, Is Noted on Market With Apparent Clearing Up of Difficulties. 1 New York, Aug.

20. Statements from official sources that the Arabic episode is likely to be adjusted without further friction betweefi this counry and tier-many furnished the basis for another moderate upward movement today. Trading was relatively quiet, except in the opening and final trading but what it lacked in activity was offset by greater breadth. Metal stocks were in general demand, their strength being associated with the better market abroad, copper futures registering an advance of three pounds sterling per ton in London. Shares of the various steel and iron companies made, additional gains.

Foreign buying Vas again a factor in this industry, more orders being received for British and French account. United States Steel was under pressure, however, despite opening gains. War shares moved uncertainly, scoring early gains of 2 to 5 points, but makinii little upward progress later. Railroad were again a negligible quantity, their occasional advance of a point lieing the signal tor hear attacks. Realizing sales reduced many gains at the close.

Tin' critical state of the foreign exchange situation was again exemplified in renewed weakness for remittances to London, Paris aaid Rome. Recurrent selling of bonds Air future delivery caused some irreonl.irit in list. Jotal sales, par value, aggregated Cnited States bonds were unchanged on call. MONEY. New York, Aug.

26. pa tier, 314 per cent. Sterliny: lulls, 4.39.50: demand 464; cables. 464.50. Bar silver, 46; Mexican dollars, 37.

Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irregular. Time loans, soft; 00-davs days 2 six months 53 per cent. Call money, steady; high low l-ruling rate last loan closing bid l-r4: oftered at 2 per cent. METALS. New York.

Aug. 26. Copper firm: ectrolvtie. 17.50CT8.00: 4.7.3 Spelter not quoted. CHICAGO LIVE STOCKS.

Chicago, Aug. 26. Hogs, strong, 5c higher. Bulk, 7.05; mixed. heavy, 7.50: rough.

6.50 pigs. 7.00(fj.8.)5. Cattel, receipts, 3.500; steady. Beeves. $6.25 (a 10.15; Texas steers, 8.30.; western.

9.25; cows and heifers. calves 12.00. Sheep, receipts, strong, 10c higher. Native. $5.75 (a 0.35; western.

6.40; yearlings 7.40: lamls. native. 0.10; western, 0.25. BUTTER. 26.

Butter, receints. Chicago, 6.256 tubs; unchanged 1 PORTLAND CATTLE. Portland. Aug. 26.

Cattle, strong; receipts. 5.3. Hogs, steady: receipts 261. Sheep steady; receipts Oil. REALTY TRANSFERS Kugene L.

Parker to Nellie A. Parker. Ian I in township 10 and 17 north, rane -1 cast, 1.00. Kugene L. Parker to Nellie A.

Parker. Ian 1 in township 15 north, range 3 east, jwiu ioiisnii ji norrn. rane 4 fast i i 1 i 100. Northern Pacific Railway to Eu gene L. Parker, land in 'township 15 north, range 3 ea.st.

and townshin li; north, ranae 4 east. $3 5750 Hugo L. Nalhach. et a to Anna M. Nalliach.

lot 0. ldock 234. Great Falls $1.00. Great Falls Land Improvement "to Andrew RoLer lots i i.i..i- it, irii'i rw oc. Roston and Great Falls addition to Great Falls.

Roland d. McWhinney et ux. to George A. Colby, southwest quarter. Section 24.

township It; north, range 4 east, $1.00. NOTICE OF CONCRETE 1 SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION Office of City Engineer, Great Falls, Montana. August 27th. 1915. Notice is hereby given that the city council of the city of Great Falls, Montana, at its regular meeting on August 19th, 1915.

ordered concrete sidewalk constructed on both sides avenue north between Park Drive and iniixeemn street, except where concrete side- wtlk is already constructed- concrele 1 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to 4, inclusive, block 14, inclusive, block 133 14, inclusive, block 134 14, inclusive, block 135 Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of Front of lots 8 lots 8 lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots 14. 14. 14. 14, 7, 2, inclusive, block 136 inclusive, block 137 inclusive, block 138 inclusive, block 140 inclusive, block 179 inclusive, block 180 inclusive, block 181 inclusive, block 182 inclusive, block 183 inclusive, block 184 inclusive, block 185 1. 1.

7. Front of lots to inclusive, block 186 The names of the streets alnnir which ssaSH sidewalk is ordered constructed anneur unon clcv na all costs assessed as a special tax K'nst the abutting property, in accordance witn tne provisions of ordinance No. 393. M. L.

MORRIS. City Entrineer. (First publication August 27, 1915.) NOTICE To Property Owners on Third and Fourth Avenues North. Notice is hereby given that a meetincr nf property owners on Third and Fourth avenues north, within Special Improvement Lighting District No. 251.

is called for Friday evening. August 27, 1915. at 8 o'clock p. at the Council Chambers in the Courthouse for the purpose of deciding the' spacing- system for lighting posts in said district. W.

IL HARRISON, City Clerk. 1 1 1 I I Day's Prices Are Nervous, Conflicting Reports Regarding! Frost Being Cause. Chicago. Aug. 20.

Wheat was nervous today, the main influence lieing conflicting opinions of likelihood of frost in the northwest. The close was firm at a net gain of to with September at and December 93c Cnrn was strong at the close to lei net higher, with September 74c anil i Deeemlier at 04c. Oats finished to higher? provisions 10(5: 12e; lower to 12e higher. loiter the frOst reports were again cir culated and some experts held that Canadians in making their first asser tions that no damage had lieen done were misled. The entire corn belt showed cooler weather and predictions were for continilanee of it.

Frost was particular ly feared as the crop is late being gathered, the recent chilly weather having retarded its ripening. The market showed firmness through the last half of the session and buying was active. Oats eased a little after a firm opening. Liquidation in September pork and ribs was a feature of the provision market. Wheat September opened 00c; high low 08c; doe 00c.

Deeemlier opened, 07c; high low 07'8c; close 98c. Corn September opened 74c JMe; high 74c; low 74e; close 74e. Oats September oepned 37c; high 38c; low 37 close 38c. MINNEAPOLIS AND DULUTH GRAIN Minneapolis. Aui.

20. Close. Wheat: September. OtPifa bid: Dec ember, bid: Xo. 1 Itanl.

1.22',,; No. 1 northern, old, 1.21(5 1.43; Xo. 1 northern, to arrive nominal, new, $1.08 1.21 Xo. 1 northern, to arrive reaular. new.

98ffc Xo. 2 new, l.lSVi Xo. 3 winter, new, Xo. 2, nam. Xo.

2, hard. Montana, to arrive. Xo. 1 durum, 1.13; to arrive. August.

regular. $1.00: Xo. 2 durum. 1.08. Corn X'o.

3, yellow. to ar rive 74c; Xo. 4, yellow, to arrive, 73c: other grades, 2(a (4c. Oats Xo. 3.

white, new. 351A(S30c: to arrive, 35c: No. 3 new. Barley 4if03c. Rye 8(n'9c; to arrive.

01c. Flax To arrive, 1.74',. Duluth, Auf. 20. Closed- Wheat: High, September, low.

September. 07 Vic; September, OSVCc; December; 0ttV2e: Ma v. 1.02 vi: Xo. 1 hard, on track, Xo. 1 northern.

Rluestem on track and to arrive August $1.11 Xo. 2 011 track and to arrive, August, 1.00', Xo. 1 northern, to arrive Scptemlier 10. $1.0 (5I.04l: Xo 1 norflu-ril t. arrivp Son- tember 15.

$1.01 Vi; Xo. 1 northern, vel vet enatt, on track. $1.04 Xo. 2 hard. Montana, on track and to arrive, OS Vic; Xo.

I spot durum. Xo. 1 siiot durum, Xo. 1 durumrto ar rive. September la.

October dur um, $1.0 asked: December durum. D8-4C nominal. Qat-rOn track, 30c; to arrive, 3.3'sv to arrive Xovember 20. 34c. P.ye-On track, to arrive.

02(? 95 c. Barley On track. 48 (if 58c. Flax On track and to arrive. $1.08: September, asked: October.

$1.70 bid: November. bid; Deeemlier, nominal. TAC0MA WHEAT. Tacoma, Aug. 20.

Wheat: Rluestem. 9oe; forty fold 01. club 04c; red Fife 89c; club, 0-lc; red Fife, $1. PORTLAND WHEAT. Portland, Aug.

20. Butter strong. V4ieat weak; no trading. Spot bids unchanged, except lc lower for forty fold. Barley steady unchanged.

FOR SALE 953 acres on the Teton river I 350 acres in crop. 200 acres under ditch. 2 houses, barn, outbuildings, gas plow outfit, 60 head of cattle, 500 head of sheep, 150 hogs, all goes at $30 per acre. 840 acres near Choteau: complete haying outfit, plows, harrow, wagons, harness, 2. houses completely furnished, 65 head of cattle, 7 head of horses; everything goes at $20 per acre.

320 acres near Carter $30 per acre. 640 acres a coal mine on the place $30 per acre. 640 acres near Norris, Madison county; $30 per acre. 1000 acres on the Teton river; $21 per acre. S20 acres 1 mile from Carter; $22.50 per acre.

Rooming house; 30 rooms; $3000; terms. Rooming house 35 rooms $5500 terms. City lots, houses and bungalows. Agent for the Bush 5-passenger touring car; $695 f. a.

h. Chicago. THOMPSON, room 20, Conrad Bank Building WESTERN CANADA 160-acre homesteads in Western Canada are free to the settler. MILITARY SERVICE IS NOT COMPULSORY IN CANADA Trains leave every morning except Sunday at 7:30 for Canada. For information regarding the country, reduced rates for traveling, etc, apply or write to B.

DA VIES Rooms 6, 23 and 24, Dunn Block Great Falls, Montana Canadian Government Agent MONUMENTS STONE BURIAL VAULTS. BUILDING STONE RIVER SAND Crover Leuchars 1010 First Avenue Sontk Phone 6301 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids for the Catholic school building at Havre, Montana, will be received up to 10 o'clock a. September 4, 1915. according to T'lans and specifications to be seen at the Catholic rectory, Havre, and at the office of Mr. George Shanley, architect.

Great Falls. i Residence! LOT 4 In all parts of the city, with I sewer, water, boulevard and cement waiKs. Also IN- DUSTRIAL SITES. Terms One-third cash, 4 i one-inira in one year, one-X third in two years. Only 7 per cent interest on de- ferred payments.

Sreat Falls Townsite Co. dl2 Third Street South First National Bank Bldg. W. L. Goodman 19 Fourth Street North $1( jxr acre lmys 100 acres, 12 milos Stookett, 4 aires under cultivation, new house and liarn, three springs.

fenced, 130 acres good level dow land, heavy black soil. $20 per acre buys 1.000 acres land, plenty running water, per cent good agricultural, with $5,000 cash and six annual payments.at 5 per cent interest. $20 per acre buys hid acres, 80 acres under cultivation, nine acres under irrigation, small house and all fenced. One-third cash, balance three and five years. $700 buys double corner, street car line.

One-third cash, balance two years, seven per cent. $3,430 buys new five-room bungalow, Fifth avenue north, $450 cash, balapee monthly payments. LAST WORD in a down-town plot, two blocks from postoffice, 75 xl50 feet, paved, trees galore. Best environment Residence "thrown in." This must be sold. Am ashamed to publish price.

Small sum of cash; low rate of interest on balance. T. H. LARKIN 325 Central Avenue. Member of National and Local Real Estate Boards.

REALTY 5 5 i jr i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. wh'ch'reence Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office' All sidewalk remaining unbuilt at the expira-at Great Falls. Montana, July 29, 1915.

ton of thirty 30 days will be built by the is hereby given that Charles E. Mann, oi ureal rails, Montana, who, on March 24, ieinal and 1911, December 24, 19H made Original and Additional Homestead entries, Serial Nos. 021187. 036130, for SViNWU. EV.SWU.

WU, SWViSEVi. section 13. NWliNEti section 24, township 22 north, range 2 east, Montana meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three-yetr proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Receiver, U. S. Land Office at Great Falls, Montana, on the 28th day of Septem- Der, I'jib.

v.iiiuiiiuii. names a witnesses: jonn Jonn- gton Mack Johnstoll Robert l. cox, Orvis Johnston, all of Great Falls, Montana. R- N- SUTHERLIN. Register.

LFirst wis. We swat flies and Kurojie wats fliers. A tire saved is a tire bought..