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MARRIAGES. CO.,. The following marriage
licenses we're Issued this week; J. II. Ander-
son, E~q, To Miss Mary BELLE Coleman.
The bride /. Of the tender age Of Is. Mr..
Granville NJ. Chappell to Miss sallie liar
ris; Mr.. John W. Moore To Miss Sarah
Elizabeth IIumaeet, and the last but by no
means the least in age, Mr., John Baugh
To Mrs. Mary Pullum. The SHOWS Of 80
winter. have whitened the locks Of the
groom in the latter case, while A. years
are beginning to tell on the beauty Of the
fair bride.
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Liscsss Csssssv reschers' Isssissse.

Lissesss CsssssS Teachers Issfif"fe.
We are indebted n Rev. J. A. Bogle for
the following report:
The Teachers Institute for Lincoln
county, was opened ON Tuesday morning,
Judge J. NJ. Philips, Commissioner, presi-
ding. About sixty teachers were enrolled,
one-fourth Of whom were ladies.
The proceedings were inaugurated by an
appropriate address by the Chairman, fol-
lowed by an interesting Introductory lee
ture BY Prof. Nell, OF Glasgow.
Organization was completed by the cleo
ton Of NJ. d. Hughes, Secretary, and Miss
Alice Hale, Assistant Secretary. Miss
Hale and Mr.. Ayres, critics, and the sever
al usual committees.
The programme for the day was
!. The best mode Of teaching the Al
phabet.
III. The first week in school.
III Elementary Spehihg'
ine'e 'u"e'S e,'o,'ea 'o''''s'A',e JUS
e"Ss'o'' ana proven 'na' eve" se"oo' mas
'erS, 'ho"gh h'o'eu !" con'"o" cA,an'''
W, 10 "o' =" ses '"'"s' :" '"e Ss"s "s""
ine .,'u'' "e's' as every "ne', ess'
proven themselves power IN 'he 'ana-
M" no'"''ns'a"u,ns '"e once was ns'" "
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Az attempt at burglary was made ON the
Drug Store Of Bohon n stage some nights
ago, but the designs Of the scamp were
frustrated by Messrs. :. 7, Stage and J. ".
McAli-ter, who sleep next door aud were
awakened by the noise Suspicion rests on
negro that is well known before our
Courts, but a. no damage had been done,
h. was not arrested.
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Now that the cool DAYS are rapidly APP
preaching. the wide-awake merchants,
Me--r-. HAYDEN bros, have already sup
piled their mammoth house with full
supply Of dr.t-cla-- ready-made clothing
Their beaver coats aud vests are the best
We ever saw in any market.
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To meet the dull times We have just
made further reduction on saddles, har-
ness and brides, also shelf hardware, cut
lery and iron.
Another new stock Of Oval Turkish
Bath Soap just arrived. Every cake weighs
SIR ounoes, and is warranted to last longer
and cleanse better than any three cakes Of
toilet soap in the market. Price only 75c
q dozen.
We have new Skeleton Wagon for sale
cheap, made up Of the very finest nate
rial, and finished in the highest style Of
workmanship.
A few more sets Of harness at treire, r.
teen and eighteen dollars
Another invoice Of Saddles and Harness
at lower prices than ever! Harness from
$l2 to SIS per set; Saddles from 50 so to
SIS; Fancy Blankets from 75c to 81; Horse
Covers from 81 50 to Sc. Almost every
thing in the Saddle and Harness line at
city prices.
The latest and best Fluting Machine lin
vented by woman now offered at 50 rs.
No house keeper can do without them at
that price.
A big stock Of Fruit Jars, cans and jelly
glasses.
We can sell you very fair saddle at S.,
and No. !, good one at SIS.
A big lot Of flower pots, at from 25 cents
to 81 per dozen.
Thimble Skeins Of all sizes, in full sets,
or odds.
A lot Of Coal Oil Barrels offered at rs
cents each.
A nice Tea Canister and one pound Of
prime Green Tea. for one dollar.
A big lot Of old reliable Shaker Brooms
at 25 cents each, or by the DOZEN at 81 80.
New stock Of fancy candies, nuts, fruits,
and sweetme Its generally.
Fresh pickles. .how-cho~, mustards, salad
dressing, celery salt, Aavoring extracts,
acids, spices. raisins, currsnts, citrons, etc.,
sold at regular grocery margins.
FRESH Bakers Chocolate, Cox's Gelatine,
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OrR yonng friend, J. O~sley Dunn, for a
long time the popular salesman Of Hayden
Bro'., has severed his connection with that
HOUSE to take like position in the new
house Of j. II. Arnold a Co, wholesale and
retail dry goods, Richmond. We regret TO
lose Mr.. Dunn, as he is Young gentleman
Of ras moral worth, but the promise Of a
better salary, and the prospect Of part
ner.hip in the business as soon as Il gets ON
a firm bash, induced him 10 leave the home
Of his friends. lie has peculiar faculty
Tor ingratialing himself into the friendship
Of others, and Il won, BE- long I'LL he has as
many friends In Richmond A. here.
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TmE rage for Cashmere Dress Goods is
undated. Passing by the Trade Palace Of
John u. Craig, on Wednesday last, we
were invited in by the genial proprietor,
and asked to examine a large case q these
fashionable goods, which was then being
opened. Mr. Craig, who, by the way, is
recognized as che Of the best and most
tasty merchants IN the state,) told us that
this article Of ladies wearing apparel would
lead" all others during the Fall and Win
ter. lie has patterns at all prices, and,
having purchased them directly from New
York lmporters, for cash, he - enabled.io
sell them at extremely low figures.
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CiRcus.-Old John Robinson. the great
est Circus man the World has ever produc-
ed, will pitch hi. tent here m the 18th and
give two Of his moral exhibitions. Read
particulars on fourth page Of ihi. paper
aud commence saving your nickel..
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Miss ASSIr l.. fIsuEn, the accomplish.
ed Milliner who has been engaged by Mr.
John u. Craig, TO take charge Of his Mil
linery Department, will arrive next week
and begin work
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OuE citizens Of town aud county, who
desire to purchase a new hat for Fall aud
Winter wear, can find them in any style at
the great emporium Of Hayden Bros. Thew
have just Opened a splendid lot Of them.
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" is rather early in the season TO begin
the Fall trade, but We observe that Hayden
Bros have already big run Of custom. ~
much for energy and snap.
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Tnrpump aud fixtures have been put TO
the ncw we'll, aud our citizens already be-
Gin to appreciate it, advantages. The water
is very cool. and has a slight taste Of sui.
,,hut
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Tnr hest line 81 jeans goods to lie found
in any store in the country, can he inspect
ed aud purchased cheap, il you will call at
the store IL HAYDEN Bros.
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MAI service along the line Of the G. :.
u. H. will commence next week.
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WrARrS a Evans have sold over two
thousand fruit jars thus season, and are still
receiving and selling them daily.
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Pnor. T. VI. MorRSISG was married last
week in Somerset 10 Mis- Anna Harvey.
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all o. he most Fashionable Sly les, and Of quality
10 meet the wants Of the e0mmunity,
Her Pattern Hats and bonnets ioT this season are
-eleeted iTon the very latest, most eiesant PARIS
ound Ia great proiason and diversity In the hrst-
class IMPORTING Housss In Louisville and Gin
einnsii. A long acquaintance With, and clos al
xcll a. In trimming.
She { duly grateful bs past iassrs. aud soliei,s
THE MANiuA. MAKING DEPARTMENT.
xill 10 Conducted By MRS. MYERS and MRS
DuDDEkAk, vho-s tas,s sad skil u ~sliknoss
10 the Trade.
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J. ,;r;v;leoe of doing business in OhIaiio'
further steps will be taken upon the con'po
t;on of the organizationto eXteho IL ~ y
other Provinces; thus placing pelofe o"A
members a means of protection asaiilsv
Nv fire. which will be safe, reliable ana CHEAP
,r;no protection at it's true value.
The association will only insure properly
belonging to "Patrons of Husbandry' ana
confined to buildings and property situated
on farming lands !; which will secure i o ma
Of nronerty the least liable to tires. 1he
plan adopted, while being purely multi
will require a small cash deposit WIFI tn'
ann]ication. in proportion to the amount III
snred. which deposit will be placed III soine
chartered bank on interest, to be useu onls
for such portions of it, as required for ac1u-
al losses, the balance remaining on Interest
to the,credit of the insurer, and be payapie
TO him atthe close of his term OF insurance
This plan will give the association col'rol
Of cash to meet losses as they occurr, ana
save the vast expense of labor, postage, etc.
connected with collecting so many small
amounts by the usual mode OF assessment.
Bv adapting our present organized condi-
tion TO the situation, thus doing away with
some of the heaviest expenses generally con-
nected with insurance companies, ana pay
inc for the risk in cash, enabling sufferers
to be paid promptly on adjustment OF elalms'
we believe will be placing before our mem
hers a means for insurance that Will meet
with their hearty approval, as offering the
best possible protection at its true value. 1t
is therefore hoped that every member I'm a
position to do SOY will take hold of the mat
ter and help to make the association a strong
one, and to reach q grand result in this Oil
rection. w. PEMBARToN PAGE,
Dom. Secretary.
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SUBORDINATE ORANGES.


Star of the West No. Meets first and third Sat
,lrday nights Of each month. y. =. Mcfaaueh'
Master; J. W. Kemper, Secretary.
y ELI Grove Grange No. 6.-Mects second ana fourth
Saturdays in each month. S. B. Cope, Master; Jos.
Plum, Secretary ,.
Prickly Pear, No. Meets second nnd fourth
Saturdays of each month, at half past one O'Clock,
y. IN. w L. Milligan, Master; J. Jones, Sec'y;
Fairyicw Grange No. R.-Meet5 second ana
fourth saturdays in each month. N. M. Farnum,
Muster; james Cummings, Secretary.
Sheridan, No. 1i-Meets ehe first and fourth Tues
day evenings of each month. g.. 4. Lewis, Master;
G. CoWell, Secretary.
Corvallis, No. 17--Meets the second and fourth Sat-
urday nights Of each month. John B. Catlin, Mas
ter; W. B. Harlan, Secretary.
Fort Owen, Ne. lS-hfeets second and fourth Sat-
,urday nights OF each month. w. IL. Bass, Masters;
nj. ID. Fulkerson, Secretary.
Flint Creek Grange No. l9.-Mee on the last
Saturday IN each month. David Blu t,Master; j..
G.. Taylor, Secretary.
Madison, No. 22-Meets the first and third Satur-
day nights of each month. +. A. Maynard, Master;
%. G Smith, Secretary.
Mountain Valley, No. 23.-NIeets the third Satur-
day of each month. j. A. Bailey, Master; L. =.
Mills, Secretary.
night of each month. A. Macomber, Master; w.
Pleasant Valley No. a5-Meets the second and
fourth Saturdays of each month, at ! O'Clock p. m.
Stewart Ncwkirk, Master; Geo. Arnold, Sec'y.
Compromise, No. MI the first and third
Saturdays Of each month, at | O'Clock, r. X. Is.
#. Harvey, Master; j. 3. Harvey. Secretary.
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4 PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No.. $50.
United States Land Office,

Helena, Montana, December IS, 1876
Notice is hereby published, that David A. Car
lyle, Walter Blackwell and Wesley Basye, Whose
post-ofice address is Canyon Ferry, Meagher couh-
ty, Montana Territory, have this day filed appllea-
ton for patent, under the mining Jaws of Congress,
to a placer mining claim situated in Avalanche
gulch mining district, Meagher county, Monia,la
Territory, designated as lot No. 40, in township u,
N range 2 east, principal meridian, which claims
recorded in the office of the County Recorder, o.
Diamond City, in said county, and described ~ nv
official plat and field notes on file in this otflce 10
follows: Beginning at the established nor,n1 , IN
erls cornor No. 19, of lot No. 3S, in z. IL, N han
and running thence S n deg w 6.3S chains; Ihehs -
N O deg 80 min IL ASS chains; thence n 20 deg oo
min w 10 chains; thence n 81 deg w 20 chalhs,
thence n Al deg Is min w Is. 81 chains; thence ~ -
deg and 80 min w 5 chains; thence n Oh deg VT
chains; thence North AZ degrees West 10 cnaiAss
thence North 36 degrees East 5 chains; thence y
chains; thence S 65 deg As min i I chains; thenao
37deg K 8 chains; thence S 63 deg 80 min n 70 c I sn;n
thence S AZ deg Il IA chains; thence S II Deg oo ama
Il 10. 10 chains; thence S % deg e 7 30 chains; inenS.
S lS deg Il 4 80 chains; thence S % deg u 10 chaaoi
thence S Is deg Is min e 40 chains to the pla snu.
beginning, embracing siXty-one and nlne.n sai;d
dredths (6I 9-Io0) acres, upon which a notice Oh o.
1876. The adjoining claimants to these prenin ns
are Andrew Dusold and others. on the souil, pi"N
claim; no others known.
Any and all persons claiming adversely ahy DIV
ton of said lot No, 10 above described, are hs1 M
notified that unless their adverse claim u au! JJn ,eIl
according to law, with the Register OF tne eus G;ttonry
States Land Office, at Helena, MOntana. Ief lo%
they will be barred by virtue OF the pr0pslteerr
the statute. j. III. MOE, Reglslo''
=. F MARSH, US Dept. Mineral Surveyor
Dee. 2S-I0W.
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DOMINION GRANGE.

A correspondent to the Farmers Aduo-
cate gives us the following encouraging ac-
count of what the Grange is doing in Can
ada.
At the last meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Dominion Grange. held in Tor
onto, commencing Nov. 10Th, some impor-
tant business was transacted which will be
looked upon with interest by many, and we
trust, will meet with the approval and hear
ty support of all our members everywhere.
The secretary was instructed to advsrtise
the application for incorporation Of the Do
minion Grange, which application will be
made at the next session Of the Dominion
Parliament, The advertisement was made
a year ago, but the matter was not then
proceeded with, in consequence OF Its not be-
ing considered at the time prudentao do so,
for reasons that will be understood by our
Patrons. 1t will, however, now be for
warded, and we have no hesitation in be-
lieving it will meet with success being q So
ciety Of farmers associated together for the
purpose of advancing the cause of agricul-
ture, to dignity the calling, to elevate and
improve the standing and condition of the
farming community, and place their pro-
fession among the first, in a social and IN
teilectual, as well rs financial standing.
There can certainly be no objection to grant
ing the Act OF Incorporation, which will
place lis in a better position before the
world, besides giving us the legal right to
transact the business affairs Of the Order,
which will be of much advantage to US.
The Committee on Insurance appointed at
the last annual meeting having completed
their scheme for conducting a fire insurance
company under the auspices of the Domin-
ion Grange, presented their reports. which,
after some slight revisions, was adopted,
and the committee instructed to proceed
with the organization of the company, in
the manner, and according to the Act gov
erning putual insurance companies in On
tario. While this will at first only give us
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Tmnortant acts are as follows:

ffnfJOrfant acJS are DIS lOllOW5. +.
l.. A complete system OF cooperation, To-
cal. State. interstate and international.
Permit me to say, in spite o what some may
think. thew have lone this well, particularly
when we consider what uncertainty aad
want of information there were among the
members at the opening OF the session.
Very soon a p pamphlet will be issued from
headquarters, containing in full Worry Mas
ter Jones' circular of July last, the detailed
report Of the commissioner to Europe, and
the reports of the committee On co-opefa-
ton made at this session. These Will con-
tain some information not previously given
our members.
9. Petition to Congress to establish a bu-
reau of agriculture, with a cabinet minister
at it's head.
3. Resolutions appealing to Congress to
remove taxes On tobacco.
d. Action on our much needed digest,
which has been so long in preparation, SO
that we may hope to have it printed at last
some time within twelve months.
5. Reports of committee on foreign rela-
tons. which will be likely to restore the
most desirable fraternal relation between
the National and Dominion oranges.
6. Proposed amendment to constitution,
reducing executive committee from five to
three. to be elected for two years, and max
ing the master q member eg-o6fcio.
z. Another amendment, providing Tor bl-
ennial sessions after the session of 1877.
s. Doing away with the requirement that
an applicant must join the nearest grange.
This is now to be left to each State.
9. Proposed amendment to open all the
higher degrees to all fourth degree mem
bers.
10. Resolutions recommending a set OF
uniform State agents in each State, to meet
the wants of our members as regards trade,
until our cooperative system can be put in
practice.
IL. The committee on education made a
very good report, and on their recommends
ton, resolutions were passed looking to
more efficiency in the management of our
colleges Of agriculture and mechanic arts.
These are but the more important acts OF
this session. The Journal Of proceedings,
giving even fuller details than usual, will
soon be distributed in the usual manner to
subordinate oranges.
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THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

A correspondent of Cohnan's Raral World
writing from Chicago upon the subject, of
what the recent grange convention has
done, says?
They have at last efficiently ~systematized
Cur business objects on the true co-opera-
tive plan.
But, before summing up part at least of
their acts, let, me state that the number of
members in attendance at this session IS
sixty-five in all. OF these, ffty-nine were
voting members, there being nine honorary
members present. Here were ~thirty-nine
men and twenty-six ladies. This, you see,
falls.but little below the seventy, which has
been about the average attendance at the
three sessions Immediately preceding. This
slight decrease in the number of delegates
attending arises from the fact, that sickness
or, other causes equally beyond their control
have prevented the representatives Of the
following States and Territories from com
ing, viz: Vermont, North Carolina, florida.
Alabam, Kansas, Oregon and Dakota. As
it is, thirty-one State and Territorial oranges
were legally represented.
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Having fitted up this elegant fre-proof brick
building, Nos. 81 and 80 Main street, Helena, Mon
tana, viii open the same on or before the 25th OF
September, 1876. We will retain the st. Louis Ho-
tel, using the same for lodging only, while the ta-
bles will be spread in the Cosmopolitan. With this
new mode Of arrangement we can offer ampleac
commodationto all the travelling public.
The rooms will be kept first-class in every respect,
and the tables supplied, as heretofore, with the very
best the market affords. In fact, it shall be our Ell
deayor to make the consolidated
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PATRONS OF HwUSBANDRYY

WE cheerfully invite members OF our order 70
contribute to this department. Short, poihteu aru-
Y IA for the good of the order, news OF Its progress,
ca1oneratiye business plans, educational interests,
ste especially solicited.
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IL Y .

NATIONAL A N
MasTER-JOHN y. JONES, Arkansas.
SEcnETARY-O. III. KELLY, Louisville, Ky.
TREAsuRgR-F. M. MCDOWELL, n. I.
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THE Rest Izoteg i'm Montana,

and charges reasonable. :,
". B.-Nisitors desiring to stop at our hotel, Will
please call first at the Cosmopolitan, Nos. 81 and ~
Main street.
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TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.

TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.
MAsTER-JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis
and Clarke County.
O~vEnsEER-A. W. WITZER, Virginia City
Madison County.
Gallatin County.
srEWARD-1S. B. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin
County ynAnn
AssIsTASr STEwARD-E. A. MAYNARD,
Virginia City. Madison Co; VIM ~.
CHApIAIN-MRS. A. w. SWIIIER, VIr-
ginia City, Madison County.
TREAsuRER-J. G. McFADDEN, Center
vile, Meagher County.
SECREyARY-P. b. MILLS, Boulder, JeHer-
son County.
CrpEsLMRS. JOHN JONES, Helena,
Lewis and Clarke County.
PoMoNA-MRS. E. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
pinia City, Madison County.
.FLoRA-MRS. w. B. MEADOW, Bozeman,
.Gallatin County.
LADY ASSISTANT STEWAND-Mho. ". ".
MCFADDEN, Centerville, Meagher GO.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis and Clarke
A.. VS. ". sSWiIrzER, Virginia City, Madison
County.
DAVID BURT, New Chicago, Deer Lodge
County. ~
r. B. MILLS, Boulder Valley, Jefferson, 20.
A. r. BURNS, Helena, Lewis and Clark 20.
G.. II. LEWIS, Sheridan, Madison County.
s.. j. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin County.
BUSINESS AGEYT-E. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
LIST District-WM. WALLACE.
I'd District-A. X. BURNS.
Sd DISTRICT. b. MILLS.
18th District-A. w. SWITzER.
18th District--A. T.. CORBLY.
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Dom. Secretary.

IHE PATRONS COlnlaelclhl hgeHcy VI
Kansas, comprising fourteen counties, viz:
Linn, Anderson, Coffey, Woodson, Allen,
Bourbon, Crawford, Neosho, Wilson, Elk.
Chautaqua, Montgomery, Labette and
Cherokee, after nine months, preparation,
has at last commenced operation by appoint
ING VIM. H. Barnes, their secretary, as
agent. Mr.. Barnes has been living at In
dependence for four years, and has been
identified with this movement from its in
ception. He will Immediately remove and
locate in Humboldt. This agency will
handle the greater portion Of the grain,
shipped from the district, and will hold COM
munication with the consumers on both
sides of the Atlantic. 1t intends to supply
the agriculturists of the district with all
needful manufactured articles and supplies,
not raised or manufactured at home.
The master Of the Virginia State Grange
has addressed a call to all growers of to-
bacco in the State of Virginia, and the pa
irons of tobacco growers of sister States in
terested in their State laws regula ting the
inspection and sale OF bobacco, to meet
with the members of the order in conyen-
ton at Burkyille, on.the 14th day of Deem
Der, 1876, to consult together, and take such
action as may be deemed best in regard to
the tobacco inspection laws Of the State.
At the last meeting of the Oregon State
Grange, corporators were selected and full
arrangements made for incorporating a
company on the cooperative plan, which
is designed to be a division Of the Anglo
American organization or association, with
a capital of $4,000, Which 10 doubt will be
increased afte. organization is completed, to
suit the wants of Oregon Patrons. Shares
are S. each, and Of this stock several thou
sand dollars We're sub scribed at the meeting.