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GRANGE DIRECTORY

Bozeman Grange. No. 3, w. b. Meadow,
Master. Clark IL, ,Switzer, secretary
BoZeman Pc. =
East Gallatin Grange. No.a- John Math-
eew Master. e.. T.. Weaver, Secretary.
BOZeman Z. .. .4
Pennington Grange, No.5 VA. Cock
Grill. Master. b. M. Dawes, Secretary. Cen
trail Park P.O. cf,r." 1fs Ha
Elk Grove Grange. No. 6. J.B. Stuart,
Master. j. Plum, Secretary. gozeman L. o.
Prickly Pear Grange, No7- W. L.. Mill
ican. Master. Geo. Brock, Secretary. Ilel-
ena =. y. A."' .t
.o Fair View Grange. No. IL Il. FL. Reed,
MASTER Il. o.. Rsilstsack, Secretary. BoZe-
.m,mP. o. .n 'a4Htfr~l q ." e.re. -
Sheridan Grange. No. Il. j. l.. Lewis,
Master. L. T. Taylor, Secretary. SshFer-
idan 7. O, .;a,
Corsai,is Grange. No. II. Oliver Tolber,
Master, w. s. %1Iarlau, Secretary. Corvallis
Fort Owen Grange, No. IS. Pr Mar
tin, Master. e. T. Sanders, Secretary.
Stevetise1lla Pc ~ --'''
Madison Y1G grange. No. %. A. n. Bull.
Master. A, W., tSwitzer, Secretary. Virginia
Mountain Valley Grange, No. %. r. Not
tinshim. Master, p. b. Mills, Secretary.
Boulder z. O. '%l,|@I
Pleasant Valley Grange. No. %. Geo. J.
Witkham, Master. Miles Futile, Secretary.
Fish creek T.. Or o. al I@rgUL Fof
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NOTICE.

To James G. Blaine: You are hereby mott
fed that. in pursuanceOian order this day made by
the Hon. Decius 5. Wade, Chief Justice Of the SUI
Of the district Court inland for the County Of
Meagher, said Territory, the dispositions Of The fol-
owing named witnesses will be taken before the
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time and place stated, tor; the purpose of perpetual
ing their testimony us to the contents OF a certain
Power of Attorney, by yonl executed to John r.
Blame, by virtue of which your appearance was en-
tered ina certain action pendilg III the said District
Court in and for the said County Of Meagher, where
in one Henry b. Freeman Was plaintiff and you and
others We're defendantSgiti 1Nt1f&E -%1tttjIt#3 s. &
The dispositions OF Alexander M. Voolfolk and
Cornelius Hedges will be- taken at the office of
Chunalsero u Chadwick in the town of Helena,
county of Lewis and Clarke, said Territory, before
ClarcneeO o. Ewing, ~ Notary Public, ON the '24th
day of September, AID. 1877, commencing at the
hour of !0o'clock a. M. of that day and continuing
until completed. That the deposition Of Timothy
+. Collins, will be taken beforelG.. A. Hampton
Probate fudge 1T his office in the town of Diamond
City, in'the said county OF Meagher, on the 26th day
of September, A. ID. 1877, commencing ut the hour
Of 10 O'Clock y. m, of that'd:iy and continuing until
completed. And the deposition Ct Mas-ena Bpllari
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Public, at his Office in thetown of Butte City, coun-
ty Of Deer Lodge, said Territory, commencing on
the 2Sth day OF September, a.. ID. 1877, at the hour
of 10 O'Clock ann, and continuing until the same
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Dated August Sfh, 1877. t'ib34 Af "e sN#
CHuMAsERo 4 CHADWIGK, Atty'sffor Applicant. &
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4I@E lal 2Nt".E (NO. 545.)t -f@tlte ttII'
a PUBLICATION FOR PATENT.i n

:. - - T.. S. LAND OFFICE,
! ~ Helena, Montana, July rs, Is77.}
Notice is hereby published that Almon Spcncerand,
John Meeks, whose post Office address is Canyon
Ferry, Meagher c unity, Montana. Territory, have
this day filed application for patent, under the Min
in unofganized mining district, Meagher county,
Territory OF Montana, designated us Lot No. A, in
township IL n range | west Of principal meridian,
which claim is recorded in the County RECORDERS
oihce III said county, and described III the official
platiand field notes on file in this Utilize as follows:
beginning at IL pine tree & inches in diam. marked
M Z 40 for corner No. ! in the east boundary of Lot
NO Az. from which the quarter section corner on
the north boundary OF section No. 4 in township 10
nGrth, range | west bears by calculation s p deg As
nun " 3, OF chains distant, and running thence n
2odeg E577 chains: thence S IS deg F. II. Sc chains;
thence n IS deg'30 min Il IL so chains; thence s 81
ueg 80 mlnE $50 chains; thence S & deg 80 min T. IL
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MN p Is chains; thence n % deg w & chains: thence
) 81 deg Nv 2ss4l chains, TO the place of BEGINNING,
elioracing thirty and twelve hundredths, $50 l2-l00)
acies, upon Whlcha notice of said application, to-
gelhcf with an official plat of the premises ella lined
was posted on the 24th day of July, 4. ID. 1877,
are James Hornbuckle and others. claim
ants OF Lot No. 40, placer claim on the west No
'otlers Known. IL HOO |rNS NliiHO tHs w
/! ANY and q! persons claiming adversely the above
ucssrlned claim. or any portion thereof, are hereby
ihoti1ied that unless their adverse. claim il p1uIy filei
according to lazy, with the, Register of, the United
nla,es Land Office, ut Helena, Montana Territory
Mlnint me SIXTY days period of publication hereof
= y WI De forever barred by virtue of the proyi-
e"n,Isot the statute. J.tH. MOE, Register.
nhs'' = MAi'sli, Us S. Dep. Min, Surveyor. 81
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~HELENApRODUeE MARKET

There has been a slight decline in the
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market has advanced. and is now firm at
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Oats, heavy. $500 light. So. 90. ag ~. +
!, Flour, Willow Creek, NV, S6.72 Union
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Potatoes, neW. Be- per n. &aa'"
Beef, net, $500. # @ii rul nef ef.f. yN
Fish, 20N425c. per b.
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f. WE must learn to- go slow aud not ex-
pcct too much (; bat look forward, as we 40
when we plant the seed, to a harvest which
only comes after care and preparation, aud
watchful and diligcnt waiting. The work
anust be done. on, planned in the subordi-
nate oranges. We must organize, educate
and discipline, our forces right there. The
State and National Oranges are only the
means by which the subordinate oranges,
can blend and consolidate their ranks, and
arrive at conclusions which will work for
the benefit of all. They are the connecting
links III this great Chain, which has banded
together the farmers of America. &.d"4"
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