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S I rift hAKULN TKI1JUKE-IIRRALD FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 192s. ............. Martha L. Eder, mileage and travel exp. 102.58 J. C. Taylor. letterheads 2.80 Hardin Drug Co.. SU DDiISS 7.47 Montana Power Co.. service and menthes 11 25 Perkins Bros. Co.. supplies 16.75 E. C. Dick. labor and SUM jail 76.76 National Map Co.. man 6.00 Vickers & Corkin& printirur and Dubitable** 174.30 Industrial Arieident Board. preiniume - 212.72 W. S. Fish. labor and mater-' 'lel _ 14.70 J. J. Morgan, additions. tail, 51.93 Golden Rule. ?merman. 'ail 22.89 Mouirtain States Phone Co.. service and tolls 70.35 Hardin Mercantile Co.. sun- 1.80 James A. Plummer. drayage ea coal _ 17.17 A. Ehubbard. coal ..... 9.45 Guinn & Maddox. defense prisoner 50.00 ROAD FUND Manse Purpose • . Amount E. Conver labor and Run. 26.20 Connelly Machinery Co.. sun. 71.30 The White Garage. Inc.. tires J. W. D. Truck 216.00 Ernest Keeler. labor ... 93.00 Ray Jones. labor 65.00 C. W Montgomery (awn) la- bor 50.00 40.36 I M. E. Hawkins. do. and mile- age. court reporter ... 40.32 l't. P. Gilmore. do. sheriff. MAIO John H. Kifer, do. undersheriff 150.00 T. H. Burke. do. co. attorney 75.00 Leslie P. Fischbach. do. co. atty. stenog. 75.00 Mr. W. A. Russell. do. salary co. health and orobatioa officer _ ..... • 15.01 1... Doraewor --- 41_4A_TtilettUtz she •ft and jailer Nellie V. larown. do.'swet ot schools 151.11 Mabel Leekett. do. stoner. ea _ Martha L. Eder. do. co:el - CID agent 25.01 Melen Howell. do. salary. stenow. co. club agent ...... 40.00 M. C. Flickinger. Der diem .... 8.00 POOH 101/1111. O rs Peressine Aneseint Dr. Geo. A. Baker. Feb. sal.. county physician $34.00 LUINAMLY PUNT/ anis Purpose Ammiand W. E. Pearls. Feb. salary co. librarian 3115.q0 Iltra Honey *Ibis*. do. dimwits libeariaa. Wrote 11.00 Mrs. Clyde E. Lewis. do. dep. librarian. Crow Agency 5.00 Mrs. F. A. Nelson. do. dep. librarian. Lodge Grass 5.00 Kra. C. G. Mlitueltart. de. deo- ntw librarian. St. Xavier __ 5.50 The following claims were exam, tiwn on their romestive funds end soorored and warrants or-:the it eayment of the same: GENICRAL FUND Manse Purpose Mamie Robert Collins, refund penalty and int. 12.21 L .A. Auld. list for assessor .... 2.85 • as. R. Foley. tray. expense 26.66 Yellowstone County. envelopes Judge diet. 8.09 R. P. Gilmore. board prisoners 120.75 R. P. Gilmore. mileage. erimi- Val cases 153.30 T. H. Burke. tra.v. exp. Helena - 32.36 G. F. Corwin. witness fees 4.50 Frank J. Eder. witness Justice court 4.50 Third Street Investment Co.. rent county Quarters 391.66 W. A. Russell. tray. exp. 26.29 L H. Labbitt vital statistics 5.85 D .Nelson. vital statistics 7.50 Dr. fa sle E. - l'averfietd. Statistics ._._ 6.40 Dr. W. A. Russell. vital statis- tics 31.25 Mrs. Ira D. Nelson. vital sta ,. antics ' 34.50 Dr. F. Adams. vital stalls - tics - .76 F. I'. Collins. travel exp. _. 5.76 J. M. 13roat Lumber Co.. coal for jail 23.50'clerk Cit.. Water Dent. service. Jail and shed 7.20 Beer Hardware Co.. supplies for tail ........... ......-- ........ 7.50 J. M. Sawyer Co.. tail sum - ales 29.35 Prank G. Hatch. repairs. tail 3.15 Guinn & Maddox. defense pris- Mier Nollle V. Brown travel exp. 26.80 Edna D. Miller. correcting pa - DP TS I AVM.. L 1111111111 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE All owners of automobiles ' mist have their License on or before April the first, 1925, or they will be arrested and fined according to law. License plates must be shown, one in front and one on rear of car, acoriling to law. -R. P. GILNIORE, Sheriff. Advertise, and advertise vig- Switzer a Walker. milk for poor Hardin Grain Fuel Cu.. coal tor 1.000r -- W H. Kidd. milk for poor_ Richardson-Skipton Co.. sup. M. L .1% haledge. Wood J. E. Ku0g11. •1181•1i121 J. U. saw‘er Co.. supplies Valley Mercantile Co.. outeilies Scally a Keeler. suPolies Jease Marsh. old age pension hd s. A ice Hookiii. mother's oenceni Montana Power Cu.. dervive. ty Water Dept.. service itirdin Meat Market. supplies! poor ........... M:c. Mary Ellis. care eenenii- . , .a child - _ 1. ). Voiles. milk for mior . liardin Mere. Co.. supplies crously, no matter how suc-; intilDtillit Ft;ND Manes Yuri:wee Amount cessful your business may be. 1 vi-kers a Corains. printing When things come your way, 1 Ei tetie er a. ria bids L-....,.... k '0.. 8110'111ell -- . keep them coming by a judi- I 1 - iiirdin kiarae are Co.. supplies CiOlIS use of space in the paper 1 tiki.:• .lo k = lel l . :tbor . litjur ....... .... that goes into the homes Noll ii.:. c. Flickinger. engineerisix !C. E. Benson. Inspretion wish to reach. E. C. Flickinizer. tray. exu. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGs OF THE i Se N cu o r . 9 Bridge Co. estimate 3,204.50 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS - 'J. 57 60 M. Broat Lumber Co.. luau- SIONERS OF BIG HORN' 4 , Ernest Adler. material , bor . . co., estimate2 121.06 COUNTY. MONTANA Security Bridge -• -. Nu. 3 .a ...„- ._. 1.339.75 REGULAR SESSION e • First Dar 6.75 75.7e 3.60 24.00 5.00 76.00 126.00 11.76 LIBRARY - Priirif --- Name Purpose • Amount • March\ - -2ri I. 1925. Hardin. , Mont. I The board met this day. there be- ing present M. H Tschirei. ehair- titan: Henry G. Campbell and J. W. I Scallv. members. end Carl Itankin.1 clerk The minutes of the previous mesi - T- bur were read and approved. The following claims were exam -1 tried and emir:wed. warrants haying been previously issued in payment of the same: PA1' ROLL CONTINGENT FUND I I Marne VOrDoie . AJOIOUnt Carl Rankin. Feb. salary. co. 1 clerk and reeorier $166.66 i Ray C. Tho:npnon. do. depute too. clerk and recorder 137.10 /Fred E. Miller. do. rrtenorr. for co. clerk and -recorder 100.00 R. P. ROM. do. salary co treasurer ............ ................ 166.66 Ralph Graham. do. salary. deputy co. treasurer .... 137.50 .Narvey H. Barnett. do. salan county assessor 150.00 1 B. J. Kleinhesselink. do. dep SOB e880 r 125.00 I A. H. Roush. Feb. service ! co. aasessor 40.001 Gloom H. Miller. de. clerk el i court ____ ..... __..-... 154.01 I C. S. Prater. do. and mileage. i eourt reporter 3.00 61.00 Sam Reese. (easel labor _......... 16.00 A. II. Montgomery. labor 30.00 E. C. Flickinger. engineering $4.00 J. W. Johnston. fresno 20.00 °Hardin Motor Company. AU 13.21 Name P Vrtrowe irU\ llimplent Wm E J. Mitchell. dependent . DOOr • 15.00 Mn.. Dorothy Hass. dependent poor 15.00 mars. Fred Azure. dependent 0. Kent. allowance 10.00 Je o n s: 16.00 N. Campbell. denendent Doer $0.00 Neva Corwin. rent for poor 11.10 llikion ew t o t 10.00 . -ent for Door ...... . Teti , Merchants Bank rent foe Door 1..04 Gaylord Bros.. sunplies 6.80 W. E. Fears. cleaning • 3 : 20 Montana Pav. - er Co.. service...: 4.15 la (1. Hatch labor ... • - 1.25 City Water Dept. service - 1.50 Ernest Adler. book case . _ Upon motion tho . board . adoolea the followine resolution: 'That- aatepeeial pear- -tax _44 dollars be levied against every male inhabitant of the --county over the axe of twenty-one years and under the age of sixty and a special road tax of . two dollars - be levied against every male inhabitant of the county over the kliCe of twenty-one years. and under the age of fifty. except Paupers. ethane nersone and Iliellatis not taxed, each of said 8 uecial t&ts due and payable. for the year 1925e• The county assessor. Harvey li Barnett. appointed as deputy asses- sors the following persons: Charles It. Foley. H. le Eckrov and J. C. shotrniller: the board approved said appointments with a salary of $100 per month. The monthly report of the clerk of court was examined and approved. The sheriff's reports of fees col_ lected. board of prisoners, and mile- age were examined and anproved There being no further business coining before the board. the board upon motion adjourned to meet March 3rd. -1925. M. H. TSCHIRGI. eitaarna...a. C.AAL RANKIN. Socoad Das Mae Ii 3rd. 192 Hardin. Montana The board met this day pursuant to adjournment, there being present M. H. Tschirri. chairme-- • Members Henry 8 Lam obeil sod --J. and Carl Rankin. clerk. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. --The_ equate; sax - v.eeor. _conferred with the commissioners on general road and bridge matters, and amone other things ordered were the fol- lowing items: The viewers' report on the partial abandonment of road No. 84 near Ionia was received and ac- cepted and notices ordered posted: the surveyor was directed to post notices in the matter of the open- ing of the Schwartz road No. 73: and notices of creenine road were ordered on the Sioux Pass road No. 68: in the matter of the Cotter et al road No. 71, the county surveyor was directed to confer with the county attorney and the latter was directed to proceed to obtain the necessary right-of-way: the county gurveyer vas directed to call for bids for a small car load of piling and the county surveyor was directed to no - Of , / the lo ;al dealers to submit bids: board approved the survey an\ I maps of the East Pass Creek road and the Beaten road and the sur- veyor was directed to forward copies to the Indian Department for ap- proval. There being no further business to come before the board. the board adjourned to meet March 4th. 1925. APPROVED: M. H. TSCHIRGI. Chairman ATTEST: CARL RANKIN. Clerk Third Day • March 4th. 1925. Hardin, nt. The board met this day pursuant to adjournment, there being Present M. H. Tschirgi. chairman: Henry G. Campbella-apenebee---and _Carl kin. clerk. Commissioner J. W. Sculls being absent: This being the day set for the re- ception of bids. in accordance with Prior advertisement. for filling ap- proaches to the bridge over Little BM Horn river near Lodge Grass land the hour of opening haying ar- rived the chairman directed th to open such bids RB were pn file viz.: i ThOrnas J. Peters. Hardin -29c per I cu. yd. for dirt work: $1.90 per so. yd. for rock work. Bob Lloyd, Lodge Grass -24 3e4c per cu. yd. for dirt work: $3.25 per sq. 1 Yd. for rock work. J. C. Denton. Hardin -25c per cu. vd. for dirt work: $2.50 per sq. vd, for rock work. P. C. Williams. Crow Agency. 35c per cu. vi. for dirt work: $1.50 per sq. yd. for rock work. 'The board after due consideration accepted the bid of Thomas J. Peters. of Hardin. Montana. said ap- nfoval being contingent unon his filing a good and sufficient bond in accordance with advertisement. County Assessor Harvey H. Bar- nett appointed the following persons deputy assessors: Thomas M-' eocl. Arthur M. CHIP/ and Fred Starena. which appointments the board ere proved with a. salary of $100 per month. The following claims were exern- ined and approved and warranta or- dered drawn on their respective funds in payment of same: • ROAD FUND Henry G. Campbell. viewing ....$ 9.22 CONTINGENT FUND M. H. Tschteiti. per diem and mileage36.40 H etre/ G. Campbell. tier diem 24.00 J. W. Senile. per diem and mileage 18.60 E. C. Flickinger. ner diem 8 00 The Petition of Carroll Cresaweli et al. of Led 1 , P Grass mewing' for the appointment of Howard John- son to have charge of the road work In the Lodge Gress district, was re- ceived and nlaced on file and Reim - deferred until the April meeting of the boa rd . The board approved- the personal bond of the Mr Horn County Bank of Hardin. Montana. in the sum of $50000.00 coyerine county deposits In said bank: said netsonal bond be- ing signed by W .E. Warren. of Hardin. Montana. In the sum of 350.000 00. and J. W. C'hanman. of Red Lodge. Montana. in the sum of $60000.00 There being no further business corning before the board. the bonni upon motion. ad iourned sine die. APPROVIID: - M. IL TOCZ:gl ina COIL ItAillI1'11. 7 7 * CROSS -WORD PUTCLE JOKES 31.07 3.40 Can You Guess' 14.76 \Her Duke. what make of 6.00 13.46 that you're driving?\ 37.63 \It's it cross -Roads Pasale.\ 33.37 Heakof the Min V.115 e z eue Another PuzVe Fan: 'Tata Bill. A number of local radio fans have a hat's a six letter e /led meaning been raving about the excellent play . 37.50 mouse -trap ?,\ they heard front KOA. Denver, Mon - 1•00 ( More heavy thinking). 5.00 day evening. It was \Safety First,\ Bill: \Let ine see -how about T -O -M -0-A -T\ , a three -act comedy. The parts 19.55 so clearly given through the Another hind of Puzzle speaker and 80 nat;iral that 10.00 2.95 The fallowing does not reline to could almost believe the actors crossai ord puzzles lite is 10 ,about 14.78 OS 81801 of a puzzle. If Au are a in the room. _ 411 I is. _160 Ir a ! p - v•r/ car is student try this one on your teacher and see what she says: A funny little man told this to me I fell in a snow drift in June said he I went to a ball game out in the se 1 I sew a jelly -fish float up a tree I found some gum in a up of tea I stirred any milk with a lite brass key I open el my door on bended knee I beg your pneton for this said he but true when told as it ought to be 'tis a puzzle in punctuation you see. Maybe D Flat - \This has got me. W'hat is a six letter word meaning a note of the musical scale?\ \Why you fish, that's DENOTE.\ SHERIFF'S SALM JOSEPH H. NORRIS. Plaintiff, VS. A. E. BOLLUM. Administrator of the Estate of Thomas F. McNally. deceased. - Defendant. TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE. On the 14th day of March. A. D. 1925 at 2:00 oclock P. M.. at the front door of the Court House it Hardin. Comity of Big Horn. State of Montana. the followine described real property, to-wit: The North Half (N',.) of Section 14 In Townshin 2 North of Range 14 East of the Montana Meridian. Montana. containing 320 acres, more , tees. aecordttur to the Govern_ MOM survey thereof. R. P. GILMORE. Sheriff. Biz Horn County. Montana. By JOHN H. RIPER, Under Sheriff. Dated February 19. 1926. Out n n t Maddox. Attorneys for Pub Feb. IS. 27: Mar. a 13. 1921. ALIAS SUMMONS In the District Court ot Ow, Thir- teenth Judicial District of Ole Slat* Of Montana in and for die Onumin of Big Horn. Wallace C'. Martin. Plaintiff, YU. Charles A. Patterson. also known as C. A. Patterson and Leota M. Patterson h i s w I f e. Yellow- stone Merchants National Bank. a corporation. and Matt G. Ennis. I >efencLa nts. THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS ;aft-alorwia To- -T14-&-- --ABOVB NAMED DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to an.. serer the complaint in this action. which_ is filed in. the office of the Clerk of this Court. and to file your answer and serve a cony thereof upon the plaintiff's attorneyl within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service: and in case of sour failure to appear o: answer. judgment will be taken againnst you by default for the relief demanded in the coin - plaint. That the said action is brought for the purpose of foreclosing a certain mortgage made by Charles A. Patterson, also known as C. A. Patterson and Leot a M. Patterson. his wife. to Jay K. Macy on the 17th day of May. 1920. whereby the following described laud was mort- gaged to secure the bayment of a certain promissory note in the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2.000.001 due May 17th. 1925. with interest RS therein provided and to recover the amount of the said note together with attorney's fees and costs herein: Lots Three and Four. South Half of the Northwest Quarter. Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter in Section Four. and the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Five. Township Two North. Range Thirty-two East. M. P. M. which said note and mortgage are now held and owned by the plaint- iff herein, all of which more fully appears from the verified complaint of the plaintiff on file. reference to. hich Is hereby snerificaely made.- ' 1 .• • • e WITNESS my hand and the seal f this Court this 6th day of March. Radiating receivers have received 1925. no much comment and so much pub- GEO. H. MILLER. hefty in the various radio publica- (Court Seal) Clerk. R By J. H. BOLLUM. ens that many persons have been Deputy Clerk, given the idea that all sets which ANDERSON, & CHAPPLE,. Plaintiff's ese regeneration will radiate and ontana- use en -tarter 6. 13 20. 27. 1925. boring receivers. were loud one were • • • 'and Mrs. 1.4 . r i i been pretty lucky in\ winning prises roan radio statiess. Operating their radio set sia , a3 last winter they have won prises amouuting close to $75 In value. Last week Mr. Sibley was lucky in landing a full crate of oranges, express prepaid, front Fier- ada. Monday evening Mrs. Sib( wired to Shenandoah. Iowa, for a tug. She lost out on the rug, but won Montana's second prize, a horse blanket. • • • 1.3.adio annuoile-ir• and other talk- ers over the air are wanted that there is -a speed cop listening. His rautio is F. C. Parks. At the ether cross-roads, Portage, W 1800 usin, he te. iris his deari, elecks his victims, and sends out notices for first of- fenses. Wilda Wilson Church, at ilelite who conducts a Monday night radio hoop - nal Ter ---- Lenglisti language ailments, which is spoken of over ?tee air an \A Lesson in English,\ recently receiyed her first notice of word speeding. \Dear Mrs. Church,\ the warning reads, \I am the radio speed cop for this part of the world at large. The limit of audibility is reached at 160 words per minute. Faster than that it sounds like static. KG() an - no I cers never exceed 140. But I clocked you last night, and you were spinning merrily along at over 200 words per minute. Beware, the jail is yawning for you at the second of- fense.\ • • • Pub. March Disqualified front speaking over radio KG0 because his false teeth made too much noise for the sen- sitive microphone to ignore, Fred Mantle, San Francisco landscape gar- dener, is considering a silencing grid to be used between the plates. KG0 control roam operators declared the noise of Fred's mouth crockery sounded like defects in their broad- casting machinery. • • • Telescoping-. time in radlo_lletaa- er's minds is the latest feat of elec- tricity. And music, especially music which revives old memories, is the chief device used by the broadcaster KGO, the General Electric Pacific Coast station. As a result of a recent broadcast, Alice J. Dalton. Feicalon, California, sent in a letter giving her expert_ ences: \Your radio broadcast of the Mikado brought back old memories. It brought back vividly the first night the Mikado played in the Sa- voy theatre, London. I could im- agine myself there again. There was a good crowd that night. But I think most people went to see the electric lights, for it was the first time they were ever used in a thea- tre.\ Like that well known radio station run by Satan. which is supposed to furnish the daily grind of static, the electric lights in the Savoy theatre went out often during the perform- ance of the Mikado. and were not easily controlled. 'People did not have faith in electricity then like they de now with radio and electric lights everywhere,\ continued the letter. LOOK OUT FOR VERTICAL 18 IN THIS CROSS -WORD PUZZLE Here's an easy cross word puzzle if you've lived in Big Horn county for any length of time. Our puzzle man picked or 'few outside points outside of Hardin but in Big Horn county -for this one. But look out for 18 Vertical. There's a chance that you may jump to conclusions too rapidly on . this. Get your pen- cil sharpened up and see if you can work this puzzle in fifteen minutes. S. 1 MI 4 IM . 1 1 . Mil WIIIWIIIIII 17 2 23 k 4 II 27; - IN SPACES ACROSS 1 -Contraction of a girl's 3 -Prefix meaning under. 5 -The location of the nation's capitol. (abbr.) 6 -Trouble. 8 -Alternating current. (abbr.) 10-A small town in Big Horn county. 11-A province of Canada. (abbr.) 13-ShOrt for tramp. 14 -Middle. 15 -Wager. 16-Do - neate animal. 19-A commonly used prefix ing reversing. 20-A Big Horn county 22 -Exclamation. 24 -National Editorial Association. 25 -Western T'nion. (abbr.) 26 -Destination. 27 -By birth. name. post mean - office. LAM' WEEK'S PUZZLE IN SPACES ACROSS 1 -Starr, 5 -Hogan. 9 -Non. 10 - Tee. - 11 .- -Ode. 3- - 0p. 14 -Scald. 16 -Dr. 17 -Ate. 18 -Pep. 20 -Pen. :3 -Pike. 25-Bordewick. 26 -Gasp. 27 -Cake. 29 -Eel. 81 -Its. 313-I t. 34 -Suits. 36 -Dr. 37 -Nod. 39 -The. 40 -Rd. 41 -Noose. 42 -Molly. IN SPACES DOWN 1 -Southern state. (abbr.) 1-A flat fish. 4 -Bachelor of Arts. 5 -Small station on Burlington not far front Hardin. 7 -Perform. 9 -An avenue in Hardin. 12-A number under ten. 13 -Resting place. 17 -Finely ground rock. 18-A pair matched in looks and ac- tion. 21 -Note of musical scale. 23--Refered to as masculine. 25 -Beth of us. LAST WEEK'S PUZZLE IN SPACES DOWN 1 -Snoop. 2 -Top. 3 -An. 4 -Rice_ -Hap. . 11 -Ca. 14--Stirpies. 15 -Depicts. 17 -Arose. 19 -Picas. 21-E. B. A. 321-4Dete- . 28 -Early. 30 -Lute. ill -Item. 33 - Too. 36 -Del. 38 -Do. 40-R. L. SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS -WORD PUZZLES Start out by filling in the words of which you feel reason- ably sure. These will give you a clue to other words crossin.g them, and they in turn to still others. A letter belongs in each white apace, words starting at the numbered squares and enditte with the black squares, running either horizontally or vertically SHERIFF'S SALE H. M. ALLEN, Piaintff. vs. Henry C. Rankin and Sarah F. Rankin. his wife. and Ranchers Hail & Fire Insurance Company, a mrporation. TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE. On the 14th day of March A. D. 1925 at one o'clock p. m.. at the front door of the court house. County of Big Horn. State of Mon- tana, the following described real Property. to -wit: Lots Five. Six and Seven of Sec- tion Twenty-seven and the North- east Quarter of the Southeast Quar- ter and the Southeast Quarter of the eortheast Quarter of Section Twenty- eight, all in Township One South of Range Thirty-three East of the Montana Principal Meridian. necord- ing to the Government survey there_ of together with all the tenements. hereditaments a n d appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise av- rtainin R. P. GILAMEN, Sheriff. Biz Horn County. Montana. BY JOHN H. KIFER. Under Sheriff. Dated Feb. 20. A. D. 1925. Snell & Arnott. Lawyers, Billings Mont. Filet nub. Feb. 20. 1925. 7-4 SUMMONS In the District Court of.. the. Thir- teenth Judicial Diotriet of the Mate of Montana. In and For the County of Big Horn. A. R. Scott. Plaintiff. Andrew Frazer and Alma N. Frazer. hie wife: The Stockmen's National Bank of Hardin, a corrioratian: Barnes Brothers. Incorporated. a corporation: J. W. Pritchett: Geo. G. Thomas. and A. W. Byrd, De- fendants. TIRE STATE OF MO'c'r+ N 0 - GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: You are heeeby summoned to answer the complaint in this act. which is filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court. and to file your answer and verve a CODY thereof upon the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service: and in case of your fail- ure to appear or answer, ludormeni will be taken against you by de- fault. for the relief demanded in the complaint. Thesaid action is brought to ob- tain Judgment on a eromiasory note for Two Thousand Dollars. dated August 10th. 1916. due August 1st. 1921, slimed' by Andrew Fraser and Alma N. Frazer. to Barnes Bros.. Inc. lanai endorsed to this blaintiff who is DOW the owner and holder thereof. and Ion which there is now due and ow- ing the sum of S2.000.00. Interest at twelve (1!) ner rent from Ausruet 1st. 1921: and to foreclose that cer- tain reel estate mey - teare of like date between the 'tame Parties riven se security therefor. which mortgage was duly recorded in the offIee of the County Clerk -.rai Reeorder of the County ot... Iltir Horn. State of Montana. or , The 19th day of De- cember. 1916. in Book 3 of Mort- gages at page 401, which mortgage carvers and fa a lien on the follow- ing described premises lying in the County of Big Horn. and State of Montana to -wit: All of Section Thirty-three (33') in Township One North (1N1. Range Thirty-nine (39) East. containing 440 mow., more or leas. aeorirdine to Government Survey thereof; and for an Order of Sale, to sell the property above deeerilhed In intim- faction of the Judgment herein ob- tained, WIT'NF.S11 m• hand and 'he sew of said Court this 19th liar of Feb.- rutry. 1931. alleOROIC H. MTLLER. (Seal) Clerk. R. C. Dillavou. tillings. Moot. atter- - new ...for Plain Pub Feb 20 27: Mar. '4 11. 11125 • • • Radiation, which in the case of a radio set. is often erroneously called \reradiation means the emission of radio waves by the receiver. This often interferes with other receiving sets in the vicinity, as these waves emitted by the receiving set are hot the same as a wave from a trans- mitting station, and will be picked up on a neighboring set as a whistle. This, of course interferes with an - others entertainment. • • • However, when a regeneratilreeeet radiates in -this manner, nine - times out of ten the operator of lee of- fending receiver is to blame. There is no necessity for causing this Inter- ference and if the operator would learn to tune his set properly. there would be little came. Lair complaint, When a set is so adjasted that it is constantly wheeling on a station wave, no one (not even the operator of the offending set) can Mitten to that station without getting the whistle. It is, therefare, to the at! - vantage of every owner of a regen- erative set to so tune his receiver that this condition doer; nor exist • • • There are some receleers bearing the name \regenerative\ which do not radiate whistling. Two popularly known sets of this type are tbe Crosley TrIrdyn and Radlobt *Re- renoflex. These seta do not radiate beesuee they have an addition of a stage of tuned radio frequency am- plification ahead of the regenera- tive detector circuit and the Pri- mary of the entennn coil is tin - tuned or eperimile. This, of course, eliminates the trouble, as it remover, the offending part of the circuit far from the antenna and therefore the detector cannot Impress any energy upon It. if you have n. regenerative net It ran he chanced to one of these ?streets and your troubles In offend- ing your neighbor* are at an end. If owners of regenerative \squeallne sets could hear the remarks made by their neighboring listener, they would be more rot in toning their note or use mechod to prevent riiiiiirtlee often reale COTO- POMP ouramorioftwormaposerso ERNES ADLER - Contractor and Builder HARDIN, MONT. 10111011111114111010010.11041140101\ Dr. C. W. STAND OSTISOPATNIO PlITSICIAN Awes; street wed el Ilailivas Mk. Osteopathy adjuata-44atisse owns mons ilk EARNS, MONTANA KENDRICK ROOMS MODERN - WARM REASONABLE RATES Dr. G. A. DAKAR Physkimm sod SIMMS hsil Mos 1111-4111111.• fir a OS...,., Nig lam Oa Dedi Now sill - 1 11 11 1114:1111 FL a SUMMONS In the Disarkt Court of the 'Thir- teenth Judicial District of Mho State of Montano. In and For dm 004111tV of Mir Horn. Ruth Cloninger. Plaintiff. vs. Virel Cloninirer. Defendant. THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned* to an- swer the complaint in this within which is filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, and to file your answer and serve a copy thereof on he Plaintiff's attorney within twenty, days after the service of this Hum- - mons, exclusive of the day of servioe: and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default, tor the re- lief demanded in the complaint. The said action is brought for the pamposee_ot_ securing a divorce_ plaintiff from defendant on the irrounds of willful neglect and to se- cure the custody of the minor chil- dren, the issue of said marriage. WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said Court this 21st day of Feb- ruary. 1925. (Seal) GEO. H. MILLER. Clerk. T. H. Burke. Hardin. Montana, At- torney for Plaintiff. let pub. Feb. 27. 1925. 9-4 Westside Maternity Home Rates $30.00 Per Week Mrs. T. M. Whitledge Nurse km Marge Plume 41-F-11 Hardin. Most. DR. L E. HAVERFIRLD Physiodan and Surgeon Offire---Sullivan Block Office Phelan 84 Resides.* Plume 186 611111181111114111111011111111011111111111mmosim 01/110.0100~010111001 L. K. Baron Lawyer Gay Block, Hardin, Monism 040 1 / 4 000.111.040/4/40,10.001 DR. RANMER DENTIST AAtdi v f W.rk IIIKA=11110.1 Pim II Mayas Oft a • •
