Helena, Montana. 
SEED POTATOES 109 
FODDER CORN 
Most Economical, Earliest Feed Crop Grown 
Corn, by virtue and virtue alone, of Us wonderful economic 
and feeding value, has established Itself as the cheapest fodder 
In the world. 
It Is the one crop of all crops — in dry or wet, warm or cold 
weather, that can be depended upon to give large yields of rich, 
sugary, succulent, nutritive feed. 
In many respects Fodder Corn Is In a class distinctly its own, 
standing out as the salvator of winter feed, now the foremost 
ration of the great west, made world famous with the introduc- 
tion of the silo. 
No first-class farmer — up to the times, wide-awake — allows a 
season to go by without planting from 3 to 10 acres in Fodder 
Corn. Use Fodder Corn in preference to hay, when the hay 
market is reasonably high, dispose of your hay and use fodder, 
because fodder corn can be grown for about one-fifth of what 
hay can; does splendidly for silos; and another thing, if you get 
such rich, lu.xuriant fodder corn as we offer it is almost as good, 
yes, many farmers say better, than the best hay, for cattle. 
YELLOW PODDEB CORN — 
WHITE COB rODDER CORN — 
BED COB FODDEB CORN — 
GIANT rODSEB CORN — 
FOR PRICES SEE BED INSERT— FAQE 80. 
SEED POTATOES 
Netted Gem. 
Netted Gem — 25 lbs., 90c; 50 lbs., $1.50; 100 lbs., $2.50, by express 
or freii=rht at purchaser's expense. Write for prices in large 
quantities. 
Our stock of these potatoes is exceptionally good — all hand 
sorted — selected seed. We find this variety the most popular 
of an.v grown in Montana, and in great favor with all growers 
on irrigated land. It is in great demand by eastern consumers 
in Omaha, Kansas City and St. Paul. A ready market at top 
prices Is always available to the grower. It is a smooth shal- 
low eyed potato, very uniform in size and a good baker. The 
peculiar russet coat renders it easy to keep, a pure slock and 
is of wonderful value as a protection from bruises from ship- 
ping. We strongly recommend this potato to our customers. 
MILLION DOLLAR — (Howard Elliott) — 25 lbs., '.iiir; .lO lbs , $1.60'; 
per lUO lbs., $2.50 at purcliaser's expense by express or freight. 
Write for prices on large quantities. 
A wonderful ylelder, and one that has proved a veritable gold 
mine to the potato growers of Montana. It is a white potato, 
of good size, thin but tough skin, a splendid keeper, has no 
tendency to sprout too early when properly cared for. is most 
delicious when baked, and also a good potato for boiling Es- 
pecially adapted to Irrigated lands, where its yield is phenom- 
enal Write for prices on large quantities stating quantity 
desired. 
EARLY OHIO — 25 lbs., $1.00; 50 lbs., $1.75; 100 lbs., $2.75; by 
freight or express at purchaser's expense. 
This is a well known early variety, a good keeper and is grown 
most extensively for the market in all sections of the country. 
EARLY SIX WEEKS — 25 lbs., $1.00; 50 lbs.. $1.75; 100 lbs., $2.75, 
by express or freight at purchaser's expense. 
This is a well known early variety, a good keeper and is grown 
most extensively for the market in all sections of the country. 
ROMAN BEAUTY — Uj,s., ,jU lbs., SI.;.".; IIHI lbs.. $i:.7.'i, by 
express or freight at purchaser's expense. 
We have given this potato a thorough test on our trial grounds 
for the past four years, and it has proven itself well worthy 
as a market variety for Montana. It is very smooth Potato 
with eyes so shallow that it appears to be without them. Is 
a splendid baker, and is one of the best all round potatoes we 
have found for this section. Our supply of this fine variety is 
very limited, and intending purchasers will find it to their ad- 
vantage to order earlv, before the stock is exhausted. 
NORWEGIAN or SWEDISH POTATO— 10 lbs.. F. O. B. Helena, 
$1.00. Only 20 lbs. to a customer. 20 lbs.. $1.75. 
This is a smaller type than the ordinary varieties of Irish Pota- 
to, and is especially suited for high altitudes, ripening early 
and being especially hardy. Requires but a short season to 
mature. Order early — supply is limited — and many of our 
customers were disappointed last season on late orders. 
Write for Prices on Large Quantities Stating Quantity Needed. 
