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ADVERTISING RATES.
NEWS ITEMS.


We thought We were too late until we Saw
the advertisements of KendalPs SPAWN Care
West Fcliciana sen's to the Expo
sition a fig tree full Of fruit, but with
no leaves.
The man who paints the town
red at night generally feels blue in
the morning.
The average annual expenditure
upon our navy for the past fifteen
years has been $4,000, 900, and how
does the American navy rankf
All the cotton factories in the
vicinity of Augusta, Ca, are run.
ming full time, and have advanced
the pre- of goods a quarter of
cent yard.
The st. Mary Review reports that
two setR of triplets aud TWO of twins
were born in that parish quite re-
Gently.
Governor McEnery has offered 81
reward of $1,000 for the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who murdered Capt. A. II. Murphy
in New Orleans, Oh Monday, the
first instant.
A vote was taken a few days ago,
in the Parish OF Union upon the IL
e~cpnse or no license question which
resulted in majority for no license
of over 500. The colored voters
come up strongly for anti license.
The New Orleans Cremation So
Ciety has purchased lot of ground
OIL Canal street, New OrleaBs,
bonded by Customhouse, st. John
and ST. James streets, and will soon
advertise for plans for the erection
OF cremat0ry.
President Cleveland will have no
use for New Founuland "purps" in
his business, if we are to Judge by
his act of returning the one pre-.
sented him recently. He will need
dozen or so bulldogs to keep of
flee seekers, though.
'.Nny didn't | go to her assist
ANGER said the man who staid in
bed while his wife laid out a burg.
lar. "Y0ung man, I've had mum.
Der of tussels with the old gal, and
i knew that burglar had trouble
enough without my giving himany.
The Mississippi Valley Railroad
have made y reduction of one cent pei
mile. Our people who wish to
visit the Exposition, can take the
ears from Sarpy's station to New
Orleans for sixty.flve cents. This
will enable most every one to wit
ness the grand Fair.
WHAT A WOMAN DlD.-Wheu
Edison, geniOus and inventor that
he Is, hal given two weeks of bis
valuable time to going up and down
on the New York elevated railroad
trying r. fscover what caused itG
noises cure for it, he gave ul
= the IA a little woman took
y * On the car three days,
z II "a a place to stand ON the
form, laughed at for hei
Npd politely snubbed BY
Mud passengers. But
what caused the
emedy which was
p. paid the sum
aS \nlfv fnrevnr
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NOTICE.

10000 hOgshead and barrel
slaves on hand aud for sale by the
Madere Bros "FashiOn StOr% just
below Hahnvllle, La. Give them .
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TEXAS cow BOY!GG e; ; :;:;i

and great herds of the West the land n "a
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before to either canvasser OF subscriber NV an
respon sible publishing house; 10000 agents
wanted at once. Send for circulars.
AddfeSs TEXAS COW BOY. Dallas, Texas.
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FOR SALE.

A large plantation in St. Charles parish, right
bank; we'll equipped and buildings in thorough
repair,tO be sold Us whole or in lots to suit
purchasers.
For further information apply to
j. G. LEBoURGEoIs, Convent. p. o.,
st. James, or to ]. b. MARTIN, Hahnville, La,
or to Aessrs. LAFIrTK Il DUFILHo, New Or.
IeanA
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DIR. Casper recommends Kondall's Spawn
Cara in the highest terms, and thousands OF
eminent physicians do the Same. See adv't,
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EVERY LADY

EVERY LADY
interested in Art Needlework Fancy Werk,
and every branch of amateur Art FlOrricul-
turO, Fashion, Cookery or Music should send
fifteen cents for tho current number Straw
bridge &ClOthlers Quarterly, 100 pages, foHr
pages new music aud over 1000 engraving
each number. Address
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to moro money right away than, ans thing else
IA a TINS world; All OF either sex, succeed from
before the workers, absolutely sure. Al once
address, True & Co., Augusta, Maine,
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HAHNvlLLE, DEC. %, 1884
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-07-31
Montana Beef.

The Dismarll Tribune says: The
beef coming from Montana is the
best in the world. Jos. Dietrich re-
turned from business trip to Bill
lings, bringing with him four cur
loads Of cattle and one car load OF
sheep, which he picked from the
ranches while there. The cattle are
in better condition than any stall-fcd
animals the country ever produced,
while the beef is tender and rich. The
reason for the great success of cattle
raising in Montana, and tho superior
quality of beef at this season Of the
year, is that ut the close of winter the
stock is very poor, and when pastured
on the nutrious bunch grass in the
spring the animals fatten very rapid
ly. Hence the meat is very tender
and juicy and is great treat to those
who have been accustomed to stall
fed beef.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-07-31
Neal Murphy Breaks Jail.

Neal Murphy, the fellow that "hcld
up the Helena q Benton coach last
spring, and general hard citizen, who
was captured, along with two or three
others ut Ricksyille, Idaho, few
weeks since, and who ut "a preliminary
examination before Judge Alden last
week was held in the sum of 81 800 to
await the action of the next United
States grand jury made his escape
from jail Monday night He has been
confined in the city Jail, while new
cells were being put in the county
Jail, and by the assistance Of some
outsider (who cut hole through the
roof and cell ceiling) got out some
time during Monday night. BY a
singular coincidence, Il horse, saddle
aud bride were on the same night
stolen from the stable OF Dallas Has
kell, in the east part of town so it is
not likely that the escaped prisoner
walked out of town. Independent.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-07-31
Disgracefui.

The Maiden Argus says: II seems
that the bodies Of the desperudoes
who were killed at Lewistown on the
4th inst, were inferred on land be-
longing to Mr.. Juncaux and near the
residence of Mr.. Pcchcttc. A few
days after, the latter named gentle
man raised objections to the newly
made burying grounds on account Of
its close proximity to his house and
the character of its occupants, and So
cured permit from Judge Toombs,
for their removal. But the manner
in which these bodies were transfer
red to another locality. il true, is II
disgrace to the civilized community
and an act which will hardly NEE.
the approval Of the respectable and
law abiding citizens of Lewistown.
From our informant we Learn that the
bodies were taken from their rude
caskets, Il lnriet rope attached to the
neck Of each, and, with the aid of Il
span of horses, dragged across the
prairie to new place Of burial.
1t WAS the duty of the justice of
the peace on other officer Of the law to
see that the disinterring and TO burial
was conducted in proper manner,
but it seems to have been left to some
hcartlcss ignoramus who had no idea
of propriety or dccency. 1t matters
not what crimes these mon had com
mitted, they were entitled to civilized
burial, and they left sufficient collat-
eral to dcfray all expenses.
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Wool Growers of Montana,

We have bcen ongaged in the Wool Commits
tensiyn acquaintance Will, manufacturers and
a..hlnrs both rnst and, west, and think our facil
tics for handling and selling wool equal to any
ialty Of Montana woods, having found them sl-
porlor, lotl, in Grade and condition, T. any west
cash market, which enables us to make quick
sal.s and prompt returns to our customers. We
will ADVANCE twO-thirds Of the murkp, value On
%"ol r".Sncd to, to Us Ut p'rc"nt per un1nm
.hirn r"yers all expenses To tho ,hppnr, except
fleipNt, cl.rt1e,a,and interest We r"ter, BY p',-
mission, tpS. v. dawson, president Of the Union
Trust Co.'S Bank, Chicnso; Mnjor Wuilaro, Ttita,
Montana: Hatch Bros, Zig Fix; AID ii. IL.
Muad banker, Billings.
r. W. HALL & co..
lI5 Michigan St., Clicaso, Ills
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hitting it too. If one showed any
part Of his body above the pit or
brcastwork, crack went the rifles OF
the Indians, and the fellow was lucky
to escape with his life. We had re-
pulsed several charges of tho red
devils during which one Of them
came close enough to count coup ON
one Of Benteen's men. Quite num-
ber of men had been killed and the
wounded were lying about pretty
thick. We had been nearly twenty
hours on the hill without drop OF
water and were almost dying with
thirst. So, during Il lull in the fight,
Bcntccn called for volunteers to 20
down the ravinc to the river for water.
Madden was one Of the hardest drink
or in the regiment, and before the ex-
pedition started his captain had de-
termined to give him Il bobtail dis
charge; but on this day he showed
clear grit, for, rs have said, hc was
the first to step out from the ranks.
AS it turned out, the service was not
50 dangerous us it looked, still it was
Il brave net, for the hills and coulies
swarmcd with Indians, and it seemed
almost sure death. " ell, after little
the party was made up, and, with
their rifles, canteens and kettles, start
ed for the river. On reaching the
foot of the colilec, they found quite Il
level space between it and the river,
and each of the men III turn would
take his kettle or coffee pot and start
on Il run for the river, and having fill.
ed the vessel, run back again. Dur
ing one Of these trips, Just rs he was
reaching out to I'LL bis kettle, Madden
was shot through the ankle. Some
how ne managed to get back under
cover, but we were compelled to leave
him in the ravine till night. when he
was carried to the hill, and his leg
was ampUtated below the knee. Al
ter the opperation was over drink of
brandy was given to him, when Mad
den smacked his lips and said, "Doc-
tor, II ycu will only give INC another
drink of that stuff you can take the
other leg off" After General Terry
came up arrangements were made for
taking the wounded down the river to
Fort A. Lincoln on the steamer Far
Vest, under command Of Grant March.
10 get them to the landing, some
fourteen miles away; they improvisetl
u sort of litter made like IN Indian
travois, except that the latter ends OF
the poles, instead of trailing on the
ground, were bound to the sides Of
the mule, wc marched all night, and
somehow in the darkness it happened
that the forward mule got loose, and
the front end OF the litter went down
and landed Madden in u bed of cactus
heard some pretty hard swearing,
and riding up found Madden, who
yelled out: Il don't care " d-n fol
my leg, but think it damned rough
to be emptied into n cactus bed. y
Madden was made sergeant for gal
lantry on the field, and afterwards
was sent to the soldiers home; but
whether he is still alive or not, 1 can
not say. Pioneer Press.
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Not Him.

A woman hastily entered n down
town saloon, the other day and de-
manded of Port. "Has my husband
been in hcrc" II don't know him.
Is he tall man?" Yes" "Old gold
hair" 'Yes, and blondly complectod.' y
"Fiorce mustaches p "Yes" "Wca,s u
dude hat - ''Ycs" "He was here about
five minutes ago, He camo in and
drank a glass of Egg lemonade, and
then walked out" "Drank what?"
"Lemonaao." Wrong man" she
yelled, us she shot through the door.
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Sixty Days Without Food or Water.

An eastern exchange tclas tho fol.
lowing wonderful story:
On May 3D., Sprague u Hoban, II
firm Of buchers in Penn Yam, New
York, purchased n stccr of Mrs. Sut-
tom, Of Milo. Whilo it vas being
taken away it escaped from the man
having it in charge. No search was
made for it ut once, but u few days
later an cmploye of the owners of the
animal was sent to Mrs. Sutton's to
recover il, it being supposed that it
had returned to its old Enclosure. 1t
had not been seon and II search OF
several days failed to reveal any trace
of it, July 1st, some boys were pass
through brush lot on Mrs. Sntton's
farm, and they discovered the long
lost steer. A long rope had been tied
to its horns to drive it by, and when
it escaped ii bad gonc to the brush
lot, where the ropo became entanglcd
in fallen treo and held the steer q
prisoner. For sixty days it had re-
mained in the brush, without drop
Of water and without nothing to eat
except the bark and tho leaves of the
bushes about it, and the sod, which it
had eaten us far around us it could
reach. The steer was alive, and re-
duced almost to skeleton. 1t is es-
timated that it had lost at least 600
pounds of flesh during its two months
fast. The butchers say it will live
and soon be as fat as ever.
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Notice Of Final Entry

LAND OFFICE AT lIsLESA MONT, l
July \, 1881.
NUI'IcEis Is hereby given tta; ,l,r following.
sSnamcd settler hrs filed notice Of his intention
to make, final proof in suppor, Of hi. claim, md
that said proof will be made before l.. y. Wells,
Il Notary Public In and for Lewis and Clarke
county NJ. T., at Sun River. NJ. r.. ON August
=, 1%i yis: Chnrlcs Rimrll, who made prccmp-
tion ID. ~ No. hr2O for l0ts 3 and l. sell of nwi
sec. j. and lot see. u. tp. ~ N RE.
llc names the following witnesses TO prove nj.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
John lynch and R"Irrict D Mcleod iI" nh ps, Of Sun
Rivcr,M. Il. i. ATKINSON, Roadster,
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE, HELENA. MoNr. !
July z, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given TINT tho following.
~ named settler his filed notice Of his intent
ion To- make final proof In support Of hi~ claim
Rcgistcr and Receiver Of the u i Land Office NJ
Helena, " T.. On Saturday, August q, iasl, Wig.
Timothy y Pratt, who mntle pr,emptipn ID i No.
asla for the sw'a nwi4 and lot ! sec I, tp u q
md VIA swii sec 33 tw ~ n rO ".
He namcs the following witnesses 10 prove hin
continuous residence upon. md cultivation Of.
Darwin u Ostrom and John Weaver, ali OF Flor.
encc,NT. Il. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAID OFFICE n HELENA, mr.

LAID OFFICE Al HELENA, Mr.l
June ~, Issi
hjUTiCE Is hereby giynn that the followine-
~ named Hoitlcr has filed notice OF his intcn-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
ana that Mih prof VIII he made boiorcs'r. G..
Woods, Notary Public IN and for Lewis md
tlnrk" county. NJ. T.. at Florence, MT. on Fri
day, AugnRt ist, lsst, viz: Clark Lytlo who made
rrcrinption No 1853 for the 81 swift swl-i
5W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi.
e"ntinuons residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz: Andrew i NanEmah, James i
l,ytle, Clinton Dewitt Marsh and Joseph n
Glasgow, of Florence, Montnna.
i. Atkinson, Register.
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MONTANA INDIANS.
Their Disposion Discussed by Delegate
Maginnis, Secretary Teller and
Commiss oner Price.

A Washington special to the Pion-
eer Press says: Secretary Teller,
Commissioner Price and Delegate
Maginnis of Montana, held lengthy
consultation of the interior depart
ment relation to tho condition and
disposition of the various Indian
tribes in Montana. Mr.. Maginnis
recommended that the Fort Peck and
Poplar River agencies bc broken up
and the Indians Incorporated with
their relatives and fricrds ut the
other Sioux agencies in Dakota. He
claimed that none of tho Sioux be-
longed in Montana, that they were
coaxed and driven up to Fort Peck
in futhcrnnce of the designs and pill
ferings of the Indian ring in 1872.
| The Chcyenncs on Powder river, he
thought, could also be incorporated
with the rest of their nation, either ut
Red Cloud or elsewhere. He held
that all kindred Indians speaking the
same language should be gathered
together. He also asked that COM
mission to consist of Gen. Ruger, of
the army, Attorney General Mccain
mon, of the interior department, and
Z. W. Meadow of Billings, be ap-
pointed to purchase from the Crows
all that part Of their reservation which
lies west Of Pompcy's Pillar on the
Yellowstone, and open the same for
settlement, rcserving to the Crows the
valley Of the Big and Little Horn
rivers in the vicinity of their new
agency. In regard to the differences
between the commissioner and the
delegate over Mr.. Vests bill to reduce
and
OPEN TIE NORTHERN RESERVATION
now occupied by the Picgans and AS
sinaboines, it was suggested that the
question Of boundaries for the reduc-
ed reservation be referred to Col.
Coppinger, commanding AZ Fort AS
sinaboine, and it was agreed that the
points in dispute being settled, the
commissioner, secretary and delegate
would use their united efforts to cur.
ry the bill through next session, and
thus not only open tho country to
settlement but provide some perma-
nent provision for these Indians, the
recent accounts Of whose wants and
deaths by starvation shocked the
country. In regard to tho S21 ,OOO
appropriated for the relief of Charles
Indians in the Bitter Greek valley,
the secretary said that Agent Roman
had been instructed to use his intlu-
ence to induce the Indians to remove
to the Jocko. An inspector had also
been sent out to look into the diilicul-
ty between the Chcyenncs and the
stockmen on tho Tongue river. An
agreement was reached on the above
points which will be carried out ut
another meeting.
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NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MONT,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT,
July 7. iSt3.
NOTICE Is hereby given TINT tho follow ing
: named settler has filed noti.c Of his ntcn-
tion to make final proof in support of His claim.
Keristcr md Receiver Of the i Land OiHcc nj nj
Helenr, II. T., on Saturday. August l6, 1881, via:
lowic e. Johncs, who mnd. prrmption u. SNu.
ii3l, Tor the M sw'i and lot q sec, II and lot
soc. IL. tp i9n RE.
He nnmcs tho following witnesses to proye his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
William Ncgas and Coles ynnwort Ill Of Hcicnn,
MT r. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT nELKsA, NJ.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T.. /
July Is, 1884.
NOIltEis IL hereby given that tho following
to make, hnal proof in support Of his clailn, ard
that said proof will be made before l. N. Huzistt
Notnry Public, in and for Chateau county, Mon
William Turner who made prremption D NJ.
is,2, FOR the sei-i sec 8 tp - u ofr;w.
ile names the following witnesses to provo his
;nid land, viz William y Jones, Lewis Uump.
llnr, Henry Parks and Charles B Perkins, Ill of
Chctcuu NJ. 4. F.ADklNSON. Itcrist.r.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE, At HELENA, Mont.

June II, 1851.
~ office is hereby given that the following named
final proof in support Of his claim, and that snid
proof will be made before the Register and l,r-
cclyero the U Land Oiiicn q Helena, NJ r., on
homestead application No. 22S5, for the NEi, Of
sec ~, ~ ~ y ".
ile names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz, Edward Il Lnrgent and Joseph II
Dunlap Of Sun River, NGnt. and FIo,lorick 4
GrGcrleaf and William i Wheeler of Helena.
mont Il. ADKINSON, Rpgistor
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Notice o Final Entry.
land OrPIcE AT lIALENA. MT. }

TAND OFFICE At 1TALENA, MT.)
July 7. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ NAMED settler Inns filed his intention to mike
hnnl proof in support nf his clnim, and That snid
ccivcr OF the u Land Office ut Iinlcnn, NJ. II. ON
Saturday, August I'D, 1891, viz: Allen Il G Whip
pie, who mad, prermp,ion ID $ No. hsIi for the
VIA swl-l sec ~ SELL sell sec ~ nell mel soc.
~, tp - n 7w.
lie nnmcs the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
snid land. viz: Timothy ID Pmti John Lcmnn.
Darwin ID Ostrom and Alponan Iampkins, nii
OF Florence, NJ 4. j. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, xonr,.,
June II, lava.
NOTICE is heroby giycn that tho following.
named settler lias filed notice of his intea.
tion To make proof IN support 81 his claim, and
Ter, Notary Public In and Tor Lewis and Clarke
county. NJ. T.. at Sun River. N. r., on Friday.
August lst 1884, yiz: John NJ Woods who made
preemption d S No $3.50, for the w. swS NEL
swi4 Nw'i sec q, tp 10 MILE.
llc names tho. following witncsscs to prove hif
continno!. residence upon, and cultivation Of
Hiram !! Hull and Henry W Kelly ali OF Sun
River, NJ. Y, F.ADKiNSON. Rssist"r
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. r. !
June ~, 1881.

LhSD OFtICE AT HELENA, NJ. r.
June ~, 1854.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ numcd settler has filed notice of his intcn-
ton to make final proof in support Of his claim
md that said proof will De made before John
kcrler, Notary Public IN and for Lewis md
Clarke county. ~. T., on Saturday, Aug. "a, 1884,.
yia:N.tt 10 II Gibbs who made prccmptiun d u
lots and sec FTP 20HR2E.
She nnm"s the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Kenneth b McIyrr, ShUlcr Al
c0rson, Dnyi'l Eavisnnd Willinnl Al Martin nil
OF Sun River, SIT. L. ADkINSON, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MT.l
I'LL, 1904

LA%D OFFICE AT HELENA, MT.l
July Z, 1881
NOTICE IN hereby given TINT the following
~ nnmed settler hns filed not leo of his intention
70 make final proof in support of his clnm and
TINT snd proof viii h9 made before the licgistcr
and Receiver Of the U. y. Land Office, nt Helena,
MT. on Saturday, August -. 1887. viz: Darwin u
ortroni, who made pr,cmption y y. No. 5ss2, for
Nv.
lie names the following witnesses to provo his
continuols residence upon and cultivation OF
IMmrkin, Alion y G WI,i1ple ind John 'inn i"man,
all OF Florence, MI. +. Atkinson, Reg.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

IAND OFFICE At HEl!kNA, MONT.,
July II, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
- named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton TO make final proof in support of his claim.
md that said proof will be made before John
K,rler, Notary Public in and for Lewis AMI
Clarks county, Montana, at Sun River, Montana,
on August ~ 1881, viz: John Brown, who mude
SCI! ne'4 ind lot soc. = tip ION of r W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: JOHN ii. Sh, phc,d, II iiiinm d.
Shepherd Munton Il. Shepherd and Alex G. Lux
ul! of Fort Shaw, NJ. T. +. Atkinson. Register,
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

I.NND VFFfCE AT IIELENA,1
July X, 1884
Notice Is hereby given that the following nu,ncd
Sscttler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof IN suppor, Of his claim. and that said
Public ~ and for Lewis and Clarke county NJ, II.
ut BUN River, NJ. N. on August 2s 1891, viz: Lem
nal l.ooinis who madc proemption D No. 8lS1,
lot No. sec y tp-n Of 3w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
c0ntinunu residence upon, ind cultivation of,
j. Ellis and William Blrkenbuel OF Sun River,
MT. 4. Atkinson, Register.
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Three valuable mares belonging to
Geo. Beck were killed by tightening
last Saturday evening ncur Mr..
}eck's ranch about six miles north of
town. Mr.. Beck did not find them
until Monday. They were all laying
near each other, and had probably
been huddled together when The bo.t
struck them. independent.