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Twenty-two victims Of the Mud Run a,.s.,..
the Uhigh Valley RAILROAD were buriei q ~
&C scranton, Pa; twenty-ntne at tioasanr Vs.sayS
and smaller numbers Vt Aoos,c, NinookS sHs
scranton Was nearly two hours passine 4 siven
A statue OF shakespeare was unveiled 4. p.,,.
yesterday with great ceremony, &ss's
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A Lucky LabOrer.

he FIRES LOT OF DYNAMITE AND THE EXPLOSION
SKATERS THE WINDOW GLASS IN THE NEIGHBoR-
HOOD, But HE Is UNFRAMED.
Henry Broaden, a colored laborer employed at
the new Reservoir, was In Judge Millers court
saturday morning, charged with setting of dyna-
mite in violation OF the police regulations. The
explosion occurred about 3 O'Clock yesterday al
ternOon at the reservoir and was heard IOr a dis
lance OF more than a mile. Broaden said that The
foreman lett word lOr hin TO burn the rubbish and
ne Carried out Ills orders lie lighted some saw
uuSt Win lamp. and the explosion occurred The
Judge dismissed The Case, telling Broaden he was
lucky man 10 De able TO tell the story aIler SET
llng Oh such quantity OF dynamite.
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T III / 6: 6;
:; Z I. :, c: 9: &ssjj&Is.II'::::;;
s. E. E { E.. s. 4 4 s. +.
:: T vi. T + e: :;
Our entire stock has been made mp 10 our special
order and the consequence is that We have on hand
stock Of Garments perfect in every particular extra
feet fitting.
STYLES THE VERY LATEST.
NEwMARKETs IN BEAVER. DIAGONAL AND
INDIA STRIPED AND PLAID cLoTHa
All the leading Shades.
JAcKETs
Every imaginable Gut Elegantly Braided. Astrschan
Trimmed Tsilor-made, gotten up in hrst-class man.
ner only.
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED RAaLANa
'both Braided and Plain Cloths. are going to Be
extensively worn. We have line that Ia beyond de-
scrpton, and we will simply say that they are uuex-
celied In style, fit, and finish.
PLUSH GARMENTS.
We have always taken particular pains With Plush
Goods and this have ecpsed every previous
EFFORT Every Plush Garment shown by Us Is Of supe-
ror cut finish, and quality. and perfect 1T IL guar
snteed.
MISSES GARMENTS.
We have beautiful line of all the most desirable
styles in both Plain Cloths and the large Plsids which
VIII be so much worn this season.
BERLIN MADE aARMENTs
OF our own direct importatons in both Ladies' and
Cnlidrens Goods for style and wear they are unsur-
passed, and any one wishing exclusive garment
should examine our line Of these goods they cannot
be duplicated anywhere in this country.
PRICES ON EVERYTHING. As USUAL. aUARAN.
Ted TO BE THE VERY LOWEST.
THREE EXAAIPLEa
A line OF Ladies' Newmarket. In Blus, Black and
Brown striped cloths, ALL wool, the new pusd back
aud Dell sleeves, tailor-fnish; sizss from 80 to a.
OUR PRICE. s7.75.
An elegant Ladies' Raglan mstsris eli vool striped
cloths N the latest shaded all sizes (sxtrs sizes in.
cludedl
OUR PRICE, $3.50,
Avery stylish Misses Newmarket, in Plaid Cloths
OF all shades plated back double breasted with CAPE
sizes from to IL years.
OUR PRICE,
e6 25 FOR YEARS
RISE SOC. A SIZE
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED ON ALL GAR.
MENTs SOLD BY Us.
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SPECIALTIES.

DY ELECTRIC TkEA MENT 4 CAN sPFFDIIy
ID cure any case of hheumstlsm, Neurais7a Csi.rrh
a. lima insomnia fsrslysis Weakness, Loss OF Man
hood, structure, umor, flstua. st kituss Dance En
!spsy Dyspeps,A Faulty Circulation. Cold or sws:ry
Feet ktansy or stomach Troubles Nervous A6cctlous
aud all FEMALE Complaints. Practice not couuu~d -
Office. pa. ". HAYWARD, Electric specislist
l@le ST nN. oclx-lm
aHR- MULLER s2s 18TH ST. NV. TKEATs
tarrh. &c.
Once hours o-le; 2-5 sunday from 10 to-
81
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FINANCIAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

d. u0lnsiiy Va E,psea II. soAA
We have Just rccsived large cGnaignmsnt Of nsv
spring patternA We are sol1tng al ltc Wits BSck
FROM l6c 70 30 -kmboesed 0ilt from S6c 70 a. m
work guaranteed nut-olasa irosoo PAINTING snd
). 4 LEPREux bro. SOS nax
9TH styooe cago pAaB The dooe myi
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W. HAv. Pur o. SAL.
in our Notion Dept. two biz bargains In cheap Gard
lot Satin lined. worth l5o. foe Be. each.
l. $50, loo.
BAUNs,
9TH, 9Th. and sts.
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THxY WANT TIE CASE Posrpokrp-Saturdav In
me criminal Court, Judge Montgomery me mo-
Ton tor continuance OF the case or James Pavne
walker Toinysr, and James Tolnyer Was ARMED
and Denied They are charged with the murdsr or
kooen jackson, al his house In BANDS Alley On
the night OF August 4 by shooting him, PAYNE as
principal and the Tolllyers as accessories q A
Brandenoerg, one Of the counsel nlsd an anna VII
that ne v informed that there are four or rye eve
witnesses whose testimony u material and peceS.
sary for the defense. and be has seen one VINO re-
tuoes 70 give A1o name, &C.
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DIANO LESSONS-MISs CLARA HARRISON PU-
Il pill Of VIM Mason, n Y
6GhANT PLACE,
se20-1ms bet 9tu and 10th q and NV

ERENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL.
Il OPENED SEPT. II, AT 723 18TH ST.
Learn TO speak French correctly, to pronounce 81
WELL Take lessons from experienced and successful
teacher. MILE. V. PRUDHOMME'S method is at
tractve thorough and rapid In thirty she
give two years knowledge Trial lesson tree Try ten
lessons s.. References. Hon. and Mrs. 8. s Cox
aul4-3m
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Hn fIRsr OyyEssE-Charies Taloert q colored
ooy, indicted for the larceny OF $4s from Mrs
srimlnai Court saturday. Mr. n. 7. Bailey AL 81
or me eniency OF the court, this beng the COWS
us. ouense. HIS ouense was acQuiCsced 10 by the
would defer action ana asked the counsel 10 pres
sent amdavitS To enable the defendant IN OK ~ y,
sge, osinY now On bail, the court allowed the plea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

VNHE WASHINGTON CHOOL OF ELOCUTION
l. and oratory. 9O4 NJ st. NV.
seventh annual session b. gins September 10.
Private and class instruction day and evening in
VOICE CULrU..E and oRAToRY. Daily classes for
boys and girls in English Branches, Modern LANGUAGES
Latin, Mathematics, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Stamnering successfully cured. seS-45r
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TIE Osrssessass - - ExpsH
iron - Meaningless Rssl ssnuaU ssh lisa
We congrasuiass Tns srAs - Ne gssst BEsspa
y. Thew sss bss~ svss@e sssssesp~ 49,
UnSses nsasea
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PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED ON ALL GAR.
MENTs SOLD BY Us
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R6KAL ' SS*6iR
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Light Sweet Wholesome Bread
Delicious Pastry
EDUCATIONAL.

CAPITOL HILL KINDERaARTFN, 90 SD ST. 8
information apply to CORNELIA \. BOYDRN, Prin-
ciPaL oc1-3ws
MILE sTAINBRON-KLOTZ WILL RECEIVE
NAciasses at her residence, 1918 Fl st W. Special
al ntion given to children. References furnished
For lpormstion apply between Q and 10 O'Clock m.
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representing the entire population OF the Districs
Of Columbia VIII show that TEE STAB circulatss
within its limits something more than one COPY
tor about every eighth inhaDitant OF whatevss
race creed, age or station In Life; and. realizing
the extent 70 which Its columns are scanned ~
the several members Of the families into whicn.s
gos2 it y nos extravagsnoe 70 claim that ~
paper - rsod ssevy DAG by JSity aOo-l.srds II ~
popuIassos a gAs Dssssos Sho ore abls % ROOD
Can this record be matched w laAIo any news
paper In the wondf
Intelligent advertisers VIII readily underssa.s
the facts ana ngurss given above. ana rhs vaiusa
q circulation Of such sxtsat end caArscssr, wa,
out amprncataoa Or comment
In conciuaon. Il only rssnains 20 b saad tsatsss
suhscupuon lisa ths boom q the op,os sadiss
prss and delivery rooms ere st Ill ums opsn c,
ths welcome inspsossea o. any person having
coaorabls tnssFs8 n tns eoessosaas q - 1870
monss heruan madA
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
c3n'i Waste ycur Time.

Ny boy, You have finished your
studies and are now ready to 90 out
into the world 10 earn your own liv-
ing. and you are inclined to learn n
trade. What do you think about it ?
Well, ! don't think you ought to waste
your time learning one. 4 trade thes,.
Days Is not II mark OF distinction.
Men who have trades now spend hail
their time Joining n union and the
other hall trying TO find out what
they Joined ii for. That leaves them
no time for work. Ii you should learn
trade it would cost you more to
support union than it would 10 keep
your family from starving, besides
you would be apt to run your con.ti-
tuition down walking on. striking. =
etc, things yon would have to do il
you learned a trade. 30, say, don't
bother your head about trade. II
isn't worth while Il You want to he
successful, II you want to live in STYLE.
II you want TO win distinction. ii you
want to always be independent, 90 out
back OF the barn and learn to curve II
bail.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28

lt'li'fit 7 ftt itf--.
Il want some cou~ecraicd lyc. " ht
slowly announced as he entered the
store.
You mean concentrated I've. sug
gcstei the druggist. "a hc sul pres, cd "a
smile.
well. maybe | do. 1t does nutmeg
any difference. It, what | camphor.
anyhow. What does il sulphur
Eighteen cents IA can.
Then yOu can give me "a can.
Il never clnnoman who thought him
self so wttyas yon do, said the drug
gist in "A gingerly manner. feeling
called upon TO do a ',lepunnins him
sell
"Meli, that's not bud, either. -
laughed the customer. with Il syrup
tltiOus giance. II ammonia novice
Mt the business, though I've soda good
many puns that other punstcrs reaped
the credit OF However, don't care
II coppera> far as l. am concerned.
though hey ought 30 be handled with
out cloves till they wouldn't know
what was the matter with hem. Per-
haps shouldn't myrrlrmyrrh. We
have had pleasant time, and shall
caraway-'
II was too much for the dru.gis,
lie collapsed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28

"I.ccSburc' Is the Nay the COnic,ier-
ate speaks oi Ball s Bun.
Buil Run i the popular name IN the
north and Manassas IN the south.
The Union soldier says "pittsburs
Landing. the Confederate shiloh
Marfrresboro j. the name an The
sunny south for the battle OF Stone
River.
The rebels fought NJ Sharp~burgand
the fcaerals ut he battle OF ,miietam.
In the south the battle oi South
Mountain i known as the battle of
Boonsborouph.
Pea Ridge j. the same as Elk Horn.
The former ti;le j. known north oi
Mason & NVon'> line.
The fight known a. "thckahominy %
to the federal troops Wa. ID j. said.
"Coii iiprhor' 10 the rebels.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
The TIA; onal Conscience faad.

Chief Clerk Ioumans WINS speaking
this morning on the fidelity aud hon
esty OF rfT TT-T7T0ye. of the govern
mert. He alluded 10 the fact that the
large sums Of money that passed
through their hands and the nppor-
tanlties afforded them OF doing " ron.
acts were .aeat temptations. lie was
much clatcd over tie tritlina figures
that were lost in times pas; when com
pared with tee large sums that mi,ht
have been taken. The consciences of
men, said he, make them do their
duty" Excuse me. gentlemen. for
interrupt ingyou, said a clerk. What
is il ?" asked the chief clerk. Her. Is
IA letter containing 81 600 sent by
some one in Washinet on The en-
yelope hears the Washington post
mark he STATES in his letter that he
owes this amount, and he wants il to
b. placed IN tire conscieuce fund
What i.>the amount oil thecouscicuer
fund now, as near a. you can nudge:
y. ketl the news pan az ihe 1T
- now bt,ueci S'sor.uDu u3 -igu.-
OuD Washington .-..frr
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28

Myrtle, " said the young husband
with his brow drawn into wrinkles and
his fingers working nervously, Myrtle
fear your affect ion for me j. waning
opine that you do not yearn Tor my
love in the warm, sizzling way that
yon used to before we were married e
His young wife. shaking her auto
matte hustle, warranted not to chqfe
into place. gets n profile view OF her
self ia the mirror and niurmurs. WHY.
John ~
''Because, said John, before we
married, during that brief season of
worry, when ! fed you on ice cream
and caramels. the question YOU asked
Inc most was, DO you love me. dear
est? aud now the question you ask
me oftenist. is"
"Well?"
'.is, John, does my dit.- hang all
right behind y'"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28

i,-a---l = ,fs :; -74,ti-4--41
had the office towel ia the back ward
and were trying 10 soften il up a bit
with sled stake. Mrs Judge Wharton
made her appearance in the Office and
sweet ~ exclaimed: "peeS-a-booi | -e..
You hiding there She had come TO
invite us TO n select spiree a, her man
sion the following evening. Only the
leading people OF the city were there.
and II wa- an OCCASION long to be re-
membvred. There was music dancing
and cards. and We recitpd one of our
poems. i few weeks ago the Kicker
bad OCCASION 10 observe that Judge
Wharton was an old bum drunkard.
and no more iit for the bench than n
hog j. for heaven. A. the same time
we said Mrs Judge used TO be in a
waiter girl saloon in -. Louis. md
that sine could not get into good so
ciety here. We have discovered that
We have done e worthy couple gross
injustice, and now wish TO publicly
apologize. Tie nudge is not only a
temperance man To the core. but one
OF the best authorities on legal iuris-
prudence in the country. His wife il
the daughter OF a New York million
alre, and was never in -. Louis in her
life. The Judge has subscribed for the
Kicker, and We hope this apology. COM
ing as It does from the heart. may set
the estimable couple ritit in public es-
tlmatiOn.-NrNaaak Kicker.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice of Final Proof,
Land Office, Helena NJ. r.,

Land Office, Helena VI. r.,
May 81 lsss.
Notice is hereby given that the folInw.
na.rc'l settler has filed notice at his intrn.
ton - make hnal proof in support of al,
claim, and that said proof win he NAL,
before he Probate Judge in aud for Fergus
county, AT Lewi-town, Mont. ON July I3
lsSc viz
Herman q. H0binson
VINO made prc-erHI'tiun de.iafatrry state
ment No. as91, for the SEi SEl and lots
and :, Sec. d. TIP. north. range Is east:
SIi SEl see. 81, fp. 10 north, II. Is L..
lie names the believing witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation oi, said land, viz: William,
u. banan. Nilloughhy IL. Stranahan ami
Alfred iiraiii"rrr, al. of Eercail Mont
Bod i.-a5-~ - f, of LeAi.,.,-,,
MoIt.
:. ". LANGHoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28

Magistrate 10 neN policeman DID
You notice no suspicious characters
about Sire neighhcrhondg
New Poiiceman--Shure. yer honor.
! saw hut one mon. an asked him
Wot he was dom there a. thnt time a.
night. Scz he. II have no cuisines
here lust now. bu: I expect to open a
icwclry store in the vicinity later on
AZ that ! seq: Il wish you success.
~or."
Magistrate ldisgu~ted Yes. and be
did open "A ievclry store in that vicin-
iy ant stole seventeen watches.
View Policeman latter a pausel - Be
gorra. yer honor. the mon may have
been lhHfc, bu, lac wa, 40 iiar.-St.
Louis Critic.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
r ATE rs

Caveats. ard Trade - 'rks oh'nincd. and al
Paieni lgsinc-> conducted 'ur MDpEKAI J.
FtE~
or OFFICE Il OPPOSITE L. : PAT
Emf OFFICE We have no suh-agencies.
al business direct. hence can ira sac' pat
eat business ia less. time aud at LESS
COST than those rcinu.e from Washington.
= al m".iel. drawing. ~ photo. with
dtsi TiIiion We advise II aateniahic ar
nnf, Tree ni charge Onr iec H. not due
fiil patent j. secured.
y book. "iiow to Obtain Patent. " With
references :" actual clients ia your - o..
county. uf town. >eu' Tree. Aldrcss
.. 4. >NOA a 90,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington y &.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice of Final Entry g.

Land Office al Helena. Mont
May - lsss.
Notice is hereby given HAT the foilonin-
named settler has died notice If his intcn
,ion ." make final proof in support of hi
claim. and that said proof wlll he mad.
before the Probate Judge III aud for Fergus
county, II. T., at Lewistown, VI. f.. on
july :, lsss. viz:
ir" Keller,
who male homestead application 80. 32i3
ior the NJ MI. NEt NWi Sec. 33. sE:
" See. -. fp IL north. u. Il l..
lie names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of, aid land viz: Frank KAHN.
rank laeger, Frederick Jcnni and Mich
ael Brass. all of Cottonwood. Mont.
:. ~. LANInnEXE E..aisier
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice OF Final Entry.


LAND OFFICE, HELENA. ". T.,
June i, lsss (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his iHicn-
ton 90 fisaae final proc, ia support oi his
claim, ANA that said proof will be made be-
fore tie Probate Judge at Fergus county,
Montana, az Lev stown, NJ. T., on Angus,
3. lsSS. viz.
ishard u. Thomas.
Who made pre- emidion d.claratory state
iIent M. s'i21. for the SWi See 81. tn L.,
north, range ~ East.
He name. the iuiloNing witnesses To
prove his c,iIinuous residence upon. and
cultivation OF. said land. viz. John Day.
John Alexander, Thomas Gregory and
.',icr Z. q. sm,ih, a OF Ubei, Mont.
:. ". LANaIiaHNr. Hr,is,,-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONTANA
June :. ISIS. I
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has tiled notice ct his intention TO max,
Bnal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
roof viii be made before the Probate judge o
Fergus county, at iewistown. Moat., ON Juy 20
ISIS, VIZ:
Frank Jaeger.
who made homestead application No lGsI for tn,
SWl M. SCI AWi,, NM sEl. NEi4 swI.
See. -, Up u ", x. lie.
Tie names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous rr,iJsnce upon. and cultivation of
said land, viz: SEQ Keller. Frank kalin, Michael
brass and Frederick Jenni, all OF Cottonwood.
Mont.
W. LAS.HoRNE. Reg ;ste-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice OF Final Proof

Land Office AT Helena. Mont,
May a. 1855.
Notice j. hereby given thai the following
banned settler has filed notice oi his iu,er-
ton to make .inai proof in support OF his
claim AMI that sad proof will be made
before tie Probate Judge of Fergus county.
&c l.ewistown, Fergus county. Montana.
On July u. lSss. viz:
John q. Douglass,
"ho made pre-emltion decaratory state
tt,ent No. 1i55. for The ~ NEi See. 10. ~
NV See. II. TIP. IL north, range * east.
lie names the following witnesscs To
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of said land. viz stephen Nav.
Thomas J. Vivian, John ruo,nl,s and Peter
Anderson. ali of Lewisiown. Mont.
:. w. LAxGHoRxr. Reuist.r
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice Of Final Proof.
Land Office at Helena, Mont.

Land Office at Helena. Mont.
June ~. 1883.
Notice il hereby given that the following
lanrd settler has filed notice oi his inton.
iion 10 make final proof in support OF his
rinini, and that said proof will be made lie.
tore the Clerk OF the District Count in and
tor Fergus county, AT Lewistown, Mont.
On July ., lSss. viz:
David Cnlbrcrth
who made rre-eliption d-claratory state
nie'.' No. 3isi. G. T.. 1865. for the f.5 sWf.
Wy SET. See. l, TIP. Il ", range H. east.
Fl. names The fpllowin. witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cult.
sation ot. said land, viz: D,.iel 5. Hastings
and David J. BEDFORD, of Uoe., Mont. and
William Wunierlin ami Robert l.. Crooks,
Of Philbrook. Mont.
;. w. LASGHosyr. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Novice OF Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MT, I

L,SD OFFICE At HELENA. MT.,l
June &, 1sss. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
FIRE the Probate Judge la and for Fergus
county. at Lewi>town. Mont. on July p.
lsSS viz
Roland r. Hamilton,
who made presumption declaratory state
ment No. Sil7, for III. 81 SW,, w SCI.
II = IL.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation of said land viz: George Whit
ney, Albert II. Barney and Carl Walter all
Of Utica, Mont. and Iyah W. SNOW, of
Stanford, Mont.
:. W. LAyGuoENE Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice Of Final Entry,
LAND Orr,cr NJ HELENA, NJ. T.,

LAND OfFicr At HELENA, NJ. T.,
June -. 1885.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice a. his inten-
ton Ia make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof win be made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus county.
~ LewisIuwn. Mont, ON July %, lsss, viz:
Andrew De0slmorc.
Who made presumption declaratory state
ment No. $50, for the NEf of See. Is, Tp.
II n, X. IA east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous Residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz: Bernard g.
olson, Thomas Mulyey. Reuben Godfrey
and Robert Somers. all of TIBET, Mont.
:. W. LAyGHoRSE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice Of Final Entry
Land Office at Helena. VI. r..

Land Office at Helena, VI. r.,
June IL. ISIS.
Notice is hereby givenihfi the following
named .eiiler as filed notice of his inteu-
ton To make final proof in support of bis
claim, and that said proc; will be made
before the CLERK of IN" District Count in and
tr Fergus county. AT Lewistown. Mont,
on August >. iSSS. viz.
Frederick Lehman.
who na''e enipfinn neclaratorv state
men' M. Sti2;i tor the NWl See. 10, To. II
Il
IL iaucs the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence u,'on, and
cultivation of, said land. viz: Lewis II.
smith. Isaac u. l'awkin> AMI John Pagan.
81 t"iionH God, Mont. ami Frank Loesch.
of fliilbruok, Mont.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
DESERT LAID FINAL PROOF.
L. :. Land Office at Helena. VI. r., !

L. :. Land Office at Helena. VI. r.,
April - lsss.
NOTICE is hereby given that Elmer f.
Crawford. "f iavina. Fergus cnunty Mon
tara has died notice at his intention tu
make proof on his desert land claim No.
io.l, for the SIT. SWi, NEi. 81 NWi. Sec
y, Tp. ". II. L. east. before the Deputy
Clerk of the District Court in aud for
Measher county, Mont. ai White sulphur
Springs, Mont, Oh the 18th lay of August,
Isss.
He names the ollrwing witnesses tn
prove the complet, irrigation and reclama-
ton ut sail land. viz: Clayton u. Fell,
David Frau, Charles T.. Gould and Edwin
I. Reynolds. all of l.avina. Mont.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-28
Notice Of Final Proof.
l-ASp orFicr AT HELENA, NJ. T.,

LAID orFIcE AT HELENA. NJ. ia
June -. iSsS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
iior Ia make final proof in support If his
claim and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge uf Fersu. county,
Montana, At Lrwistowu. Mont. Oh July
D, i-S,. Viz:
Hiram x. Bower,
who made presumption doclaratorv state
rtrni Va. 1899. for the 81, SWi,. ssyt
SCI. Sec. L., MI NWi,. NV! NE,. sec.
-, rp. II y. Il. II east
lie names the fpilowiug Witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon, and
cultivation ni. said land, VIZ: Allen Pierce
Ihoinas tiagler. James A. Graham aud
liarris VI. Packard. all oi SANFORD, Mont
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