davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Coiie.

Collie in horses says an English
veterinarian, lis generally the result
oi careless or improper feeding. The
stoniach oi the horse is small and the
power oi digestion is limited. and ii the
horse is very hungry and j. overiei or
j. allowed to eulp down big feed. cole
j. the result. or ii musty hay or mnsty
or sour iced is used: or fresh elIt grass
wei vii h dew or rain H. hastily eaten
in large quantities, collc - often the
result the careful, thoughtful man
who leeds his horses regularly rarely
has collie to contend with. More fire.
,Iueu, ie,riing oi small fe,ri~ IL better
than tno much feed nj once. See the
skIliful horseman on the ship with hI,
horses tied up without exercise. He
cuts down his iced 20 keep his horses
with keen appetite. VERY lttleoVsr-
feeding produces collie.
Too much cold water when the horse
l. heated and tired l. "A fruitful source
oi cole. a. j. also too much green food,
which from it, succulrnt nature l.
liable % undergo fermentation.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
How Dimes are Made.

Manufacturer and Builder. The pro-
cess of dime making l. an interest ing
one. The silver bullion l. first melted
and run into two-pound bars. These
in turn are run through immense
rollers and ilattened out to the thick
ness of the coin. These silver strips
are then passed through "A machine
which cuts them INTO round discs ol
the exact dimensions of the coin, ready
Tor the presses, the strip, first having
been treated with kind of tallow to
prevent their beng scratched in heir
passage through the cutters. The
silver blanks are then put into the
feeder of the stamping presses, and
are fed To the die bv automai IT, ma
chinery AT the rate of 100 per minute
900 being turned out in regular
working days of twelve hours.
" the smooth blanks are pressed
bet wesn the ponderous printing dies
they receive the lettered and figured
Impression IN u manner similar to
that OF paper pressed upon form
of type; at the same time the piece j.
expanded IN slight degree, 10y which
the milling l. formed on it, rim. The
machine drops thecompleted coin int o
II receiver, ana !. u ready Tor the
counters hands. The instrument used
by the counter j. not Il complicated
machine by any means, as one might
suppose. II l. a simple. copper-col-
ored tray. having raised edges running
across lac surface at II distance about
the eXnct width oi Il dime.
From the receiver the money j.
dumped on the board or tray, and M
il j. shaken rapidly by the count 81.
the pieces settle down into the space
between the ridges All these spaces
being filled, the surplus coin * brushed
back into thc receiver, and the counter
has exactly i2JO silver dimes, or
Sl2J, on the tray. which number II
requires to I'LL the spaces. The tray
j. cmptie,l into the boxes and the
money i then ready for shipment.
The dime doe, not pass through the
hands oi he welgher as does the coin
of "A larger denomination. one and
one-hali grains are allowed for vari-
enee or ''tolerance" in all silver coin
from 81 down, and the deviation from
the standard in the ease of the 10
cent pieces j. 20 trilling that the
expense oi weighing the coin of this
denomination are dispensed with.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Notice oil Final Proof.

Land Office ai Helena. Mont,
D,iuhrr =, lss.,.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn-
fion To make final proof in sup
port oi his claim. aud that said proof Will
be made before he Probate .Iuls.ui Fergus
county, AT Lowistown. Mont, on Noyrm-
bcr -, I>s.,, viz
Itr0ry G~sec.
wh" made homestead application No. 2lii.
inr the NWi MI. Ne, \Ws, Sec. Ia. -
SWi See. 3 fp. H. ", a. - T..
lie names the iol"wing witnesses To
prove his continuous r,slenc. upon and
cultivation oi. said land. viz: Edward
Parmlre. James \. 'ourtwriehi. Fred r..
Lawrence and William : Perkins, all "i
Flal Willow, Mont.
W. IANGnoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Notice OF Final Entry.

LAND orricr NJ HELENA. VI. r..
October II. l>>9.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice -, his inlen-
tion to make final proof in support OF his
claim. aud that >aid proof will he made
before the Clerk of the District 'ourr in and
Mont. on November -. I>So, viz:
Michael \. Crachay.
who made pr,-emIti"n declarat"ry state
mcnt No. "tl, Tor the - SWl. See - Tp.
II ", u. IL T..
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation oi. said land. viz: John Raw.
Richard Raw Jerome icwrighr and Eugene
Lewright. all of Philhrnok. Mont.
=. w I,N.unENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office at Helena. VI. r.
elasA..r - f~.n

Land Office at Helena. NJ r..
pctoDer -. i>-9.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn-
tion la make final proof in support OF his
claim. ANA that said proof will hc made be-
fore -. \. Mcagher. IN -oflicio Clerk of the
Probate court of Fergus county, Mont, At
Lcwi~town. Mont. on November -. i>>.,,
viz
John U. Mason.
who made pre-emption dcclaratory state
mrnt No. SIS, for the El SEl. SEl NEl.
Sc. io; SWl SWl, Sec. II, Tp. H. north,
range III east.
lie names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation oi. said land. viz CLARK
u. Shipinan. of l.cwi~iown.. Mont; Oscar
Lockwood and Myron a. Palmer. of Cot
fonwu"d, Mont, and George 7. Bach. of
Philhrosk, Mont.
:. W. LANGuoENr. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF.
l.. :. Land Ollie" at HclrEa. VI. T.,
S,pipmbpr IL. lS~p

l.. :. Land Office at Hrlrra. VI. r.,
September IL, 1889.
Notice j. hereby given thai Samuel
Phillips nf Lrwi>town. Mont, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his
desert land claim Ne. l5.s Tor the SEt
MI. y! SEt, See. - rp. l., ". u. ~ f.,
before u. 4 Mcaghrr. Probate Judge oi
Fergus county. Mort. at lewiS'own. Mont.
an "Wednesday. the .Hl day al otohrr.
l>si
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation aud rrrlaua-
iion of said lar.i: trorgr VI. stafford.
John fnnmt>. William Maybrrry andGor-
don T.. CLARK. all oi l.rwi>town. Mont.
S.w. L,SouoENE. Reg 'si.r
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Proof.
l.aud Office. Helena VI. r..
tI.tpl,rr ,. l~Sp.

laud Office. Helena VI. r..
p,tohrr >. ls>.i.
Notice j. hereby given that HE following
named settler has filed notice ot his inlrn-
tion Ia make final proof lu support I'll his
claim, and HAT said proof Viii he made
before the judge or in his ah~cn', the
flrrk al III" District 'nurfs at l.rwi-tnwn.
Mont ou November 2S. I>>., VIZ:
Alfred ". >iU"n.
lhy Ella u. SIt"n. agent
who made hon"~teai application VI '.is,.
fnr The NV, SW' - \W'l and lot 3. See
. Tp. H. y, Il. H. T..
lie names The following witnesses To-
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation at. said ,lnd. viz .rnr.e
e. I."wrr. John j. Wo"dhur-l ii"rnari T.
Stack aud Iamr- Garucr. all "i Sianiori
Mont
:. W. INNDn"ENF. nrei~iri.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice Of Final Proof.

Land Office at Helena, Mont,
september ~ l>>o.
Notice l. hereby given that the lrllowing-
named settler has filed notice of her inten-
tsn to make final proof in support
nf her claim. and that said proof will
be- made before u. \. Mcash-r. EN-oilici"
clerk ot the l'rohatctourt of Fergus county.
Mont. at l.rwi>tuwn, Mont. ou ort"hrr
81. l>so viz:
Anna >ustrr,
who made pre-enlii"n dr,'laratnry state
ment No. >-3> for the : NV. y! SWl,
see H.. Tp. H. y. Il; - East.
She names th" following witnesses to
prove her cuntinuotI> residence upon. aud
cultivation of. said land. via Jasper \.
Wall. John Emmett. Frederick VI ThaNer
aud james kellchcr all oi ~tanlnrd, Mont.
:. W. I.ANonnENE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
Land oilics ai Helena. Mont.
S,nIrilinr ~ Issn

Land Dflir.' ai IIcena. Mont.
September -, Isso
Notice is hereby given that The following
named sci Ter has filed notice of his inten-
tion To- make final proof in ~upluri oi his
claim. and that said proof will bc made
brinr" the clerk nf The Fourth Judicial
District Court oi Montana. in aud tor Fer.
GU County, at Lewi-inwn. Mont. nn No
vembcr Sih Is>o. viz.
John T. }. Dawes.
who made pre-enpiion declaratory state
mcnt No. Iol;;2, tor the ~ NE',, SWi, Me-,
NV SCI, See :. TIP. II ~. Il. III T..
He names the following witnesses H.
prove his coniinuou, residence upon, and
cultivation ot said land, viz =. W Polly.
Sr., l. W Polly, Jr.. T. !. iillard and
Abraham HAYES, all ol bei, Mont
:. W. L,N1noENr. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
PATE N rs

caveats and Trade Marks obtained. aud all
Patent business conducted Tor MODERATE
FEES.
Our OFFICE IL OPPOSITE L. :. PAT
E\r OFFICE. We have M sub agencies.
all business direct. hence can transact pat
ent business in less time and al LESS
COST Than those remote from Washington
Send model drawing, or photo. with
description. We advise il pateniahle of
not. free of charge. Our fee j. not due
iii patent il secured.
\ book. "II"w To Obtain Patents" with
references to actual clients in your State.
county. or town, sent tree. Address
q. 4. SNOW CO..
Opposite Patent pfire. Washington. b q.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
An Unappreciated Emerald.

Darling. he said. "your eyes areas
bright A. diamonds. your teeth ~
white ~ pearls. yonr lips a. red as
ruhit~. and
"Ne~. George. she replied. sweet ~.
..and you re- a. green ~ an emerald.
Then ,'rorsr went ont into the ist black
night
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Mr.. T.. T. lovej"y. a large dealer in gen
rral mrrchau.ii-r at Wahu~ka. New. says,
Il have tried - patrick'~ Pills, aud can
iruthiully say they are the best have ever
taken or known used" ~ "a pleasant
physic or i"r disorders oi the liver they will
always give l.crfrrt satisfaction. For sale
h., ". ". pr Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

LAND OFFICE At IIELENa. n. r.,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. N. Tl
September II, !ss9.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice oi his inten-
tion tu make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore u. \. Meashcr, EN-oiicio Clerk of the
Pru''ai" court "t Fergus county, VI. r.. at
Lewisinwn. Mont. on October -, lss9
viz:
Charles o.. fiekrs.
VII" ma'i. pre-rrlai"n drrlarat"ry state
mcr' No. grai. i"r the NJ SEl. SW SEI.
Sec. H. NV Sw. see ~, Tp IL y, u. T.;
east.
lie names III" following Witnesses to
prove hi> coniintnu~ residence upon aud
cultivation of said land, viz: James NJ
tr"n, Daniel Thomas, John :. Love and
L""i>'. Swingl'v. all of Stanford, Mont.
:. ". lANGnnENE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
The Bottom Facts

The bottom of well near Rome.
ia. iell out. dropping the workmen.
we are told. lin cave several miles in
length with chambers of various sizes. =
This story completely demolshcs the
axiom hat "truth lies at the bottom
al "a we'll Norristown Herald.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena. Mont.

Land Office at Helena. Mont.
October II. l>s!,.
Notice j. hereby given that he following
named settler has filed notice ni his intcn-
iion tn make final proof IA support ni his
claim. and that ,ad proof will be made be
tore II. \. Meagh.r, Ex ,rlicin clerk at the
Prohai. Court of Fergus county, Mont, At
viz.
Grauk B. >eoSel
who made pre-cmption d,claratory state
ment NJ. >.i>i. Tor the W SWli. W. SEli, f,
Sec. -, Tp. II y, Il. L. T..
lie name, the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. aud
cultivation Of said land. viE Daniel
puinby. Louis " Eldridsc, Elias j. Me
, oliun and hl"uzo VI. Sloan. all oi itott"n-
wood. Mont.
;. W. LNNauoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office ~ Helena, Mont,

Land Office ~ Helena, Mon'.,i
biohcr ~, lSSn,
Notice j. hereby given that the following,
ma a.ued settler has filed notice ri his inien-
"i his claim, aud thai said proof will he made
before the Probate Judge oi Fergus county.
Mont, at Icwisiown. Mont, on N"vrui-
b"r n. lssJ, viz:
Andrew ! Met t'otlWM,
who made honest cad application M. I2N2,
tor the ~ NW!, NV NE,. NEl SWt See.
~. Tp. ~ ", u: II T..
Tie names the following witnesses {"
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land, viz: Louis
W. Eldriige. William Hawson, David l..
ShaI.r and Freeman Gilicrslee,r, all al
Cottonwood, Mont.
:. ". L,NenoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry .
Land Office at Helena. Mont.
Seltcmber ~. l>>p.

Land Office ut Helena. Mont.
September ~. is>9.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filci notice oi his inien-
iinn to make final prDoi in support of his
claim. and that said proof will he made
hcinr. u. \. Mcaghrr, EN-oilicio clerk oi
the Probate Court of Frrgu, county. Mont.
at iewiStoNn. Mont. on November >.
l>S3 viz:
carey o.. uas~cts.
who made prc-rinpii"n lrrlaratory state
un,nt No. Iul ~. ihr the let :; seq. Il. Tp. II
v. H. lG T.; ~ SWi,. SCI, NWI, Sec. ~,
rp. - y. u. III T..
lie name, III. following witnesses To-
prove his continuous rc>idlrncc upon aud
cultivation of. said land. viz: Samuel T.
palgrin, Charles W. iiay lies aud Horace \.
follinS, oi Tibet. Mont, and Louis W.
Eldridse. ot Cottonwood. Mont.
:. W. I,NsuoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

Land Office AT Helena. Mont.
September ~ i>,o
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler ha, filed notice at hi- intcu-
tion to make final proof ia support oi his
claim, aud that said proni viii be- made hc-
fore -. y. 'Mcaslcr, prniaie Judge al Fer
su~ county. al lewiston Mont. nn No
Vrmhcr > l>>o viz.
Solomon iUsS.
who made homestead application Nu. Iilo
tor the SA. See. 6 IT,. II v. T. IL T..
lie names the tniinwine witnesses to
prove hi- continuous residence upon aui
cultivation ot said iand Nil. charles "
i;aylirs, Samuel I. l'al.rin and Horace \.
collins. al hef. Mont, and Louis "
Ehlrid,:c ui Cottonwood. Mont.
:, ". LAN1uoESr. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry.
LANp OFFICE At HELENA, MONTANA,
~spi,.luls.r ~, ISsp

LANp OFFICE AT nrLrSA. MoNTASA,l
September ~, 1881.
Notice j. hereby given that the follow ing -uanei
SETH has filed Motto. ct his intention to maxi,
hnal pr,i in support of hi claim. aud that said
proof will ir male before the Prohai. Judge 81
Fergus county. Mont, AT Irwisiown. M"uI nn
November ,th, l>S?, viz:
Caleb Duncan,
he made homestead appli, alton No t,.ai inr III,
" ~ :, ~Wi ~ !. ~E' sw', 4. see. H.. Tr. ~
y. u. ~ b.
lie names the following witnesses tn prove hi
cont inuou> r>il.iic' upon. and cultivation of.
said land. VIZ: Nathaniel VI. Mc,aul-y. An,os
Snyder. William isrln and Charis> Mcdonald, all
.i ,ra~, Range, Mont.
W. I,S.IioHSr. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Notice of Fin al Entry.


october d. l>~.i. !
N"uice j. hereby given that the following named
settler has h,d notice ot his intention To make
final proof IL support of his clam. and that
pruuf will he made before. the pTuhutr Judge cd
fersu. county. Montana. at I"Ni>toWH. Montana.
November n. l>>9. VIZ:
[sshariah Baker.
"a h" mal, homestead application No. ii"-. for ths
NJ NE a. sec. 800, NJ, NV a. w NV !. 80.
- ~. ~ y. Il. Z, =.
lie names the following wttne,~c- Z" prove hls
continuous residence upon and cult itati" "f. said
land. viz: Elias j. Mcclellan. Louis ". tidrItgr.
David T.. ~hai.r aud Andrew j. MsCollum all of
: 'ottonw"pd Mont.
". LAN"npRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
FOUR NEW STATES.
south Dakota, North Dakota. Montana.
N,-hins.ton

ou F,lruar, o' l~.e 10, President cn,l tL,
tin Dtstins south Dakota Aorh Dakota, M"u-
taua and Washington states of the ! uion.
~ut rff bNhUlN -- The great Prairie state, tn
which the IT. Paul. Minneapolis a Manitoba l;ail-
W.! ha~ thf,c main lIn"-. rraehing tilen-dalr.
AiFti'fns Huron Nnttfl"Wh and sioux ldll-.
',u tp south Dakota wa ths -. Paul Minneapolis
a Manitoba Railway aud pa-- Though - Paul
and Minneapolis rn route
NuuImnahorA- Wh.s, is grown the Na ! Hard
scotch tifr Wheat who, hralthiui ,limai" HuI-
tut'- ths n"-i 'isr"u- amt brain, civilization "n
ratth; where single ouuutio~ raisr mntr WHEAT.
"ai- aud taTrA Than 'ulIr siate>; the soil 81
ho-' ieriir lrati"- {. richer than III" valley Of
'h" Nib, whom th' Iuule Mountain. Min"i and
ntil~ Lake 'ahd di~tfirt> invite the home seeker
O." -e,ure turc honir. Magnificent daily tain
service To- Iag". t'ranj Forks. tiraiton. Devils
Lake. iiottin"au. and all other important points.
NpNIANA. ruE 'ipluEN. 1trasurrs in her
hius.~ ai PIE, l"u, msial-: wealth ia her iuH.'HH
head "i ls" ~t"rA ptuhi IN her f'rtir fields pIn-
during larger .rli IT rf"l'- than an! other ,ia,'
90 t'ttii"tt to" ntl~i country if iuiithiiani on
earth. Whrrr nslrfitN D. universal, which ha-
th, l.-t paid lal"t in the world, halmN winter
climate. caused lN sarm Niud~ fruin ihr faciir.
he y Paul NinreaI"li- "A Manitoba lailNa, /,
th' "ulN railroad passing through a ,uuiinu"u,
aril, ultnrll country it"u - Paul anl Ninucap"
is tn IA" E"' kA Mountains. II rune through The
80, ai R's'r, aii"n ~ l>."mn@ Hrf- "f ltn'l. lice
:" -'ttlci>. ia the MIR River VALLEY, M"d water.
aud coal III aluudIH''; ~" irrigation I"tuit,t,
ih, "ulA lif. passing thr"urh ',rrl Fills with ~,
veins, aud surrounding farming country II tree
land; ihf"nsh ii'lsna. the 'arIial 'it, and c'n
ui"t'tal ,'uttr "i h"niina, ahd futtr. tie ri'h'>
mining 'amr "n .afIh q" Han ram 10y lh"
nlunihia River Valley. rorllud aud shasta Ioutr.
4" ogden. tih, &" california points Remember
ihi. j. tl. nni, line running dining cat,, ~.rping
,aus aud irt ruluniSi >lrrprr- al IT, own irum -
Paul and Minneapolis To- ',itat fails, Helena aud
hutte. II j. al" the >h"fi,>t line 4" Butte
NA~hINt,IuN. IL he '"uutn "f tail tinirr. in
i"utrd bs Puget sound the Mediterranean oi the
Prrihr. lIn not iufsrt thai the ~. i'aul Mimi
aIplis ~ Manitoba Railway l. thr only line which
piirr- choice "i ihrc" ROUTES 10 thr farihc Coast
The Manitu tuha fa'ii, r1ut" j. the only line hS
which passengers - route lot I Tacoma. Portland
AMI IAN fan'i>rn Eau pas through l"t Townsend
and seattle. FREE eooniat slctI.fS ran through
Nithuut change i'laN. pistaitr. &" th,. faci hc
'na~i Is b, "t.r liu,,. hui prizes Il tick
i've aud ten dollar l,>,. Take th. S-att-
rtutr
tur further information. map, rate aud publi.
cation, ia rrgaf tu ia, fr>"nr,,, of th" iour ne~
states, write 90 APP. To- I. 1. Nn1Nth, ,frn'i
MINI.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

xho made homestead appli,aiion No. l2Nu
ior the NW!, See. :, TIP. II ", Il. u T..
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of said land. viz William
Neyersick, Elias J. Mr'ollum, Andrew i.
Ma ullum and Freeman ,,ildcrslrrvc all oi
cottonwood. Mont.
w. LAN"uoENE Register
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice Of Final Proof

Land Office at Helena, Mont
October l. 1889.
Notice il hereby given that the following
lamrd settler LA, filed notice of hi> inten-
jun to make final proof in support oi his
lain. aud that sad prnoi will Zee made
before the Probate judge of Fergus county.
At LeNi>town. Mont. ON November u.
4 ,sft
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of-Einal Entry


LANp OFFICE NJ HELENA. MIL
September =. lsS9.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inien-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will Toe made b.-
tore the Probate Judge nt Fergus County
At Lewisi"wn, Mont, nn November ;,
iSS9 viz.
Nathaniel Nst.ui~y.
VIII" made homestead application NJ. i3lg.
Tor the W. NN!. 81! NV. NV, ~WE.
See. :, Tp. "a v. u. - T..
He name, the following witnesses Ia
Or, - his continuous residence upon. ANA
cultivation ri said land, viz: Caleb Dun
can, Amos snyder, William Bean and
George Duncan all "f Grass Range. Mont.
5. ". LAsonoENI, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry.
LAxp orrl,rArHrrr<a. MI.

iANp urfI'E At HELENA. NJ. II
'htnirr -. i.N9.
Notice j. hereby given thai the fnll"wing-
lancd settler has iiled notice of h~ int.n-
ion Ia make iinal proof ia support ui hi,
lain. and that said proof Will hr mal"
before thr Probate Judge of Fergus county.
VI. f., at i.ewistnwn, VI. r.. on November
Il. l~>'i, VIZ:
Giia> .. N.t otium
who made homestead application No. i2>;i,
tor the y SEt. see. l.; y. Ma. SEQ. 10.
H.. IA ", Il. u T..
He names the following WITNESSES Il"
prove his continuous residence upon, aud
cultivation oi said land viz: Freeman
Louis W. Eidrdgc. Iachariah
Baker aud William iIaw.nn, all at ,ott"n-
wood. Mont
w. LAN"HuENl. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office ~ Helena, Mont,
E.InL..r IssA

Land Office ~ Helena Mont.
October ! T. 50.
Notice j. hereby given thai the fnllowing-
named settler has filed nuticr . his inirn-
iion To- make proof in support uf his
claim, aud that said proof Will hc made be
fore the Pr bate Judge oi Fergus county. at
Lewi~town. Mont. on November Il. l>>",
viz.
William usw~on.
who made homestead application No. ijlo,
tor the } Me-, NE4 NE. sec. 80; >Wl
NV, See. -, fp. II v, u. l. l..
lie names the following witnesses To-
prove his coniinunu, residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land. viz: Ella, i.
McCollum. Louis " Eliridge Andr " j.
Me- ollum and Freeman ''ildrf~lccye, all oi
tottonw ood. Mont.
:. W. LANrnoENT. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Of County Of tIe rapid of
Judith q
and fri"nl 1t will save none! and time writing
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-24
The Cars trayorite Diver,ion

The Schloss of Fredensborg, where
the king and queen of Denmark have
been entertaining the Russian imperial
family. the royal family of Greece and
the princess of Wales during the last
month, is twenty-eight miles from
Copenhagen, says the London World.
1t was completed in 1922 by Frederick
w., who christened it the castle of
peace. The Schloss is approached from
the road by an avenue of lines, and it
is an immense building, containing 400
rooms. There is a spacious courtyard, i,
and the principal apartments look out
on the park. The center of the build
ing is much higher than the wings, and
here is the dome hall, where the royal
party usually dine.
The park at Fredensborg is very
beautiful and of vast extent. Tt is bor-
dered by the Esrom Lo, a wide lake, on
the opposite side of which is the great
Crib forest, full of beech trees and
swarming with game. There are a
number of boats aud couple Of steam
launches on the lake, and the czar goes
out on the water every fine day; but his
favorite pastime at Fredensborg is
pursch shootiDg-i. e., shooting from a
carriage either by moonlight or at day
break. The gardens are very quaint,
one of them being filed with marble
statues. columns, seats and figures,
which date from the seventeenth CEN
tury. The park is famous for the
Northmep's valley, which contains
about seventy statues of Norwegian
peasants in their national costumes OF
the seventeenth century.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-24
The STYLE Missouri.

WILLOW SPRINGS, Mo-, Oct. 23-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. IA sensational
horse-whpping episode in which an angry
beauty and two prominent citizens figured.
took place here yesterday. Fanny Osborne,
aged eighteen, received letter from Travis
Taylor married man, asking her to elope
with him. Miss Osborne showed the letter
to her mother, and, securing a rawhide, the
two women came down town after Taylor.
They encountered him in y. front of Justice
Young's ollice and while the mother held
the man the daughter piled the whip. JUS
tice Young arrested them, and prominent
citizen furnished bonds. Then, as the justice
stepped ont OF his Office, both women attacked
him with the whip until he was forced to
run. The crowd looked on and cheered.
The justice did not attempt n second arrest.