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Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
Notice OF Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Mont. |
Mar.l L, ls.nl

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Mont.
March u, 1ssU.
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 he made be-
fore the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk
of the District Court at Fergus county,
Mont. at Lewistown. Mont. ON April -.
ls.1 viz:
Wiiltss0 B. Jones.
who made homestead application No. l329,
for the ~ SW', SEi NW',, NWt SWi,, Sec.
81 IT,. ~ n, H. i> east.
lie names th. following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon anu
cultivation of said land, viz: Horace col
lin>, John johnson. William liawson and
George W. Hphrbicker, all ot Cottonwood,
Mont.
:. ". LANGuoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OrvicE Ar HELENA, Mont.
NIL. tsn.

LAND OrricE ,r HELENA, Mont,
March IL. IsM
Notice /, hereby given that the following
named >eitler has filed notice of lis inten-
ti"n 1" Lake final proof in support oi his
claim, ana that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the District Court of
Ferpas county, Mont, ut lewiston Mont
on April -, is.1. viz:
GrSrg~ W. q Ohrisae krr.
who made pre-emption declaraiory state
ment No. io2;':i. ior the ~ SN Ser 2s
Me-, NWa. NV. MEL, Sec. 33, Tp. "a ~,
X. Is T..
lie names the following witnesses to
prove lis continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of said land, viz: John John
son, William o.. Jones, Horace Collins aud
William liaN son. all of Cottonwood, Mont.
:. W. LANGHcENE. Il. gistrr.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
NOTICE {!
4. s. Land Office, Helena, Mont.
Marcel 4, is,Hl

March IL. is.U.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Michael 'nrran against Samuel
DenniSon for abandoning his homestead
entry No. 22sl, dated September IL, 1888.
upon the - SW4, w SEl, See. -; NEi
NW4, See. -, TIP. II y, ]; i9E, in Fergus
county. Montana, with "a view to the can
collation. oi said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear AT Lewistown,
Mont, before ID a. Meagher, Clerk of the
District Court, on the 3ith dag of April
1880, at ~ O'Clock "a. M, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
). W. L,NGuoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTITY.
Land Office at Helena, Mont &.
MIL. rsn.

Land Office at Helena, Mont.
March u, ls9o.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support oi his
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the District Court of
Fergus County, at Lcwistown, Mont, On
May !, l-o,. viz;
Charles Roberts.
who made pre-empiion d.claratory state
mcnt No ln:i23. i"r the III nWi,, \! SE!,
See. 30. TIP. l., ", X. ~ T..
lie names the following witncsse. t.
prove his continuous residence upon, and
oi said land, viz: William May
berry. John H. Nadnais. william Bevers
and Frank Day, all of Lewistown, Mont.
;. ". LANGuoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20

This matter should be given careful
consideration by every taxpayer, as it
will probably come before them for
their votes. pro or con. We can con-
ceive of no other way to insure a
reduction of the present tax levy and
vouchsafe prosperity to our county.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF.
L. :. LAND OFFICE At HELEN,, Mont,
March H., Is.N.

Y, 7
March H., 1s.D.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
NJ. Clary, Of Philbrook. Fergus county,
Mont, has filed notice of intention 10
make proof ON his desert land claim No.
1898, for the SWi, w SCI, See. ~; NWt
See. 32, Tp. l5 n, range III east, before
the Clerk at the District Court of Fergus
county, Mont, AT l.ewistown, Mont, on
Friday. the 2d day of May. Is.D.
He NAMES ,he following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and reclana-
ti"n of said land: Posey r. Elsion and
Elisha NJ. Clark. of Philbrook, Mont; Oscar
Lockwood. of Utica. Mont, and Richard
II. Thomas, oi bet, M,nt.
). W. LANGHoENE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena, Mont,
March II ls.sl

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his nten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim. and thai said proof will he made he
fore the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk
of the District Court III Fergus county,
Mont, at Lcwisiown, Mont, "n April -,
is.o. viz:
Rcbers >kcItc",
who made homestead application No. 3o5i
for the Va NE'., IL NW',. See. ~, Tp. Ii
", u. ~ T..
lie names the following witnesses To
prove hi> continuous residence upon, aud
cultivation uf, said land. viz: Robert
!. Donohue, Peter Van. Thomas +. Morgan
and Lewis &. Swingley, all of stanford
Mont.
:. W. LANGHnENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20

The president has nominated Lieu
tenant Colonel William Smith, Deputy
Paymaster General. to lie Paymaster
General with the rank OF Brisader
General
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
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Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20

An Independent special from Wash
ineton reports Carter as saying there
will he "a general change in all the Mon
tana federal offices held 10y democrat :
10y the first Of May.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20

\ New York ball player has been
convicted OF numbering his wife. lie
should have waited until the season
opened and murdered an umpire.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
AN NO U N &C N Mt

SSS - - - - - . ~ - -
We have u large collection of Draft Stal-
lions, sired by such we'll known prize win
ners as C"npuercr (l?G), Defiance I3o).
Lord Derby ti>J), Iori Salisbury (l2>)
Scotand's Isle (lSIJ). Lucks An, an,
others. our c"llcction is complete. con
sisting "l imported pure bred and grades.
Among them t1ydc.dales. Nornans and
French Coarh
Also, some tine young trotting bred Stal-
lions by such sireS as Maxim. sire of Ida u.
2:26 kenturky Volunteer, sire of :. =.
2:2? aud Bishop. sire of Bishop Hero, 2:21
cut Oi dams by such famous horses as
Goldsmth's Ahdallah. 2::W; tlercmont.
2:2? Ben Ionmond. 2:21. and Smugsler
2:1J.
These are all Thoroughly acrlimat.d. are
sure foal getier-. aud add good dispositions
To their Royal Lineage.
To one that has had sad experience II il
needless to say that AN acclimatrd stallion
for first years uSe is worth - per cent
more than "n" of recent importation.
These stations are for sale al prices
greatly reduced over those nf former years.
Also have "A few well-lroken work teams
ON hand
Also few vell-broken tr"t ing roadst.rs.
Also. to reduce our number of trotting
bred mares. offer few Tor sale that will
certainly prove u good invest tment To- the
purchaser. Come and sre us.
llrNTIEN * 'LAuK.
Toston, y. 4. u. L..
10 milr- east of Helena.
Fergus County argus., 1890-03-20
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While enemies have so much evil to say
OF Congressman scull, il would be simple
justice to state that when the bill to appro-
pirate S75 900 to reimburse those who lost
By S.cott's steal, be although one Of the
sufferer. voted against the measure which
was defeated by vote Of lf2 to l9s Perhaps
the rugged honesty the man displays is what
oEends these carpers most uegersiaie cgia-
,5,sr-5al
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Milford Items.

iee-cutters are anxiously waiting for ice.
Mr.. s ?. Weimer. expects to erect a new
house next summer be IS busily engaged in
getting out the timber.
Business isquits dali In tie towns Of New
Centreville, and Gebharts. I suppose Il IS
on account Of bad weather.
County Superintendent Bersey is visiting
the schools Of this township. lie Is as
pleasant as ever. and has kind word for all.
It seems that the spelling bees are out of
date in Milford. for there wasn't one held yet
this winter
News isquite scarce at the present, we
hope II will revive 80 that the paper may be-
come more interesting to its readers
Some are electioseering all ready for next
summers election il is rather early We
think.
la Grippe" or Inhuenzs, is very
thorough visitor Of Milford township II
visits all families. rich a. well as the poor Is
takes pretty solid grippe on some.
Mr.. Jonas Tedrox met with serious ac-
cident few days ago. which may terminate
in the loosing Of his eye. He was out cut
ting wood and chip few into the only
good eye he had Iefi for he lost the other
eye years ago.
Il IS claimed by good authority. that the
guifsiream has changed its course and on that
account We have had such mild weather ihus
have gone hack into its old course again, the
wsy he weather feels at present Il seems
that winter has oyertaken US now, for the
DeOple are shivering with their overcoats on.
HANS
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Horace Greeiy ard Jefferson Davis are the
subject Of the strongest articles in ths Feb
ruary oesasspelitz7,. By Murat Halstead. Two
OF the illustrations. in curious contrast, are
realistic photo-senlpsure made from life By
an obsolete PROCESS OF photography in clay,
and J. g. A. Wards ideal sculpture as II
now appears ia his statio. The other con
tents give an abundant variety Of attractive
and timely reading. with the usual profusion
OF illustrations. Capt. Greer, of the L. s.
Ordnance Corps. in Recent Developments
ia Gun Making. shows the growth and
tendency Of armament in various nations.
The Vienna Burg rhsaires the leading
theatre Of Germany. and in some respects
the finest In the world, Is described By W.
Won Sachs, with illustrations from its mag
nifcen, frescos. The Exiled Emperor BY
Frank Vincent. contains interesting rerni-
niscenees Of the deposed monarch. The
carnival festivities IN New Orleans are sea-
sonabiy portrayed BY Mary BislAnd, 3 young
Journalist Of the Crescent City. Grace
Greenwood tells Of Mrs Ba;iev's Washing
ton Salon generation age where the lead
ing anti-slavery personalities eonsregaied.
Georgetown University, by John aBecket,
forms a chapter Of the educational series,
and nalf dozen other good articles appear.
Instead of the usual novel, this month pre-
senis double substitute in a quaint Georgia
story by Richard Malcom Johnston. charac
teristicalIy illustrated by KeTnbls. and
humorous play called Gentle Maniac. "
by George Edgar Montgomery, superbly il
Illustrated by DE Meza-
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SHADE INSTITUTE.

Following is the program Of exercises
at the local institute held at the Center
school house January 25 1880.
Institute called TO order by H, J. q MINER
man, after which the following officers were
elected President. N. A Brubaker Vice
President. D. W Williams: Secretary, Miss
R. Knepper Query Manager. r. !. Richard
son and the following program was
taken up
song-Help it On.
How would you teach the map Of Penn
sylyania2 Miss r. Knepper, R. |. Richard
son
Address BY VI. A. Brubaker. subiect-Do
we visit our schools enough
Queries.
Music in the school room. R l. Richard
so'. II J. Zimmerman, Miss r. Knepper
How should we spend Friday afternoon ,
W. r Berkebile, D W. Williams.
Queries
Talk on writing. Miss r. Knepper
Song-All Hail the Power of Jesus Name.
Should directors furnish free text books ?
NJ. A. Brubaker. J. s Fulton.
Queries
Intermission
song-Battle Cry Of Freedom
How can We prevent tarliness2 J. f.
Johnson. II. J. Zimmerman
Benefits of district institutes. J S. Fulton.
Queries.
As number Of the teachers could not be
present in the ever ing. the remainder de-
cided to hold a society. which was very in
ieresting and highly appreciated
Institute adjourned. 10 meet at the Bucks
town schoolkouse February Is, 1880.
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BrothersvaIIey Items.

~ 4oAtCt 0Na tAChiSs
la grippe Ia. reduced the attendance at
school in this section of the county about
SO per cent for the last month
I Sandy Hollow, Plank Road and Pine Hill
each held spelling schools since last report.
For good spelling the Pine Hill school leads
the township.
L. A. Turner & Co. exhibited in several
school houses in this district this week with
entire satisfaction 10 those who were present.
Mr.. Turner has all new scenes and views.
and that Of the Johnstown food disaster IS
alone worth more than the price Of admis-
sion.
Gillian Cober, endowed with excellent
musical talents, is teaching class in vocal
music at the Grove church.
John Gambert, native Of Ohio and one
of our most enterprising farmers at Pine
HAl, has recently purchased pair Of i'm
proved Chester white pigs They are perfect
beauties and for their age can't be beat by
any other breed in the county.
learn that c. C. Knepper. Republican
committeeman for this township. has de-
cided to hold the primary election on Satur-
day February Is. TO nominate candida'es to
be voted tor AZ the general election on Tues
day following
am exceeding glad to see that cur con-
gress slowly. but surely is learning. that the
msjority shall rule And I would just
suggest te Speaker Reed to tell those who
are not willing to abide by the majority, 70
emsaigrate 70 Russia Turkey, OF some other
foreign country where q few, and not the
majority do the ruling.
Some Of our fastest farmers have tapped
their sugar trees and have made some sugar,
and no doubt quite an amount Of maple
sugar could have been made through Janaa-
~ Bot still believe that the Poet was
about right when he ssid, everything has its
own season. except death. believe he said
has all seasons for its own.
His Majestic Honor the grounding a i
not see his shadow on Sunday. therefore
she with the assistance Of the change Of the
Gulf stream win bring abou, an early spring
Our jovial friend Joseph Christ. from
Mount Aorish. spent part of last week in
this section he assisted in the initiation Of
the y G. f. Mr. Christ i man of culture
and intelligence. and is not only the best
sewing machine agent in the county. but he
Is also selling medicine of his own mana
fac;ure which have no doubt, viii do all
be claims Tor IT,
ZERO
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Tribute OF Respect.

WHEREAs, II has pleased Almighty God
in his wise providence, to remove from ou
midst oy death. our beloved sister, the es
teemed wife OF our brother and leader. Isaa.
q. Jones, who departed this life January %
1892.
WHEaEAs, Sister catharine Jones, was
consistent member Of our class at St. John 5
near Somerset. and true and faithful fol-
lower 0f our Lord aud Savior.
Resolred, that We as members ofthe United
Brethren Church, feel that BY her death, the
church. has suffered loss that will De felt
for many years, for her gentle spirit and
christian influence Size manifested to the
church while living
Resoieed that in he death Of sister Jones.
our brother is deprived ola devoted christ
ian wife. and the children of kind friend
ali Ell, ctionaie mother. and the church a
true and faithful member.
Resolecl thar We tender our heartfelt sym
pathy to oar sorrowing brother and family
and hope that they all may meet her in
heaven.
Resided. that these resolutions be publish
Ell in the county papers and the conference
Journal and copy be handed to the hus-
band Of onr deceased sister
W b. SHAFFER
Mrs CARRIE NJ. BEEKEy
GILLIAN KooSTZ
Ms ELIzAsETH CusrER-
". +. SITAFFER
Miss EBHA SuMPSTISE,
Committee.
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Low Rates to Washington via Penn
svlvanfa Railroad.

Low Rates to Washington via Penn
syIvania Railroad.
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad sFecial excur-
si0ns 80 Washington on February 18th.
March 9th. April 81. and April 24sh present
an extraordinary opportunity for a delight
fal visit % the capital u the nation. The
capital with all It's interesting features is
most attractive in winter and spring aud
that is also The season when our people can
command the greatest period Of leisure
The limits Of the tickets are generous
enough 70 make the visit thorough, not only
taking in Washington. but Baltimore. Mt
Vernon, Richmond. and Petersburg. Round
trip tickeis will be sold from Pittsburgh TO
Washington at $500, valid for ten days,
and admitting Of stop-over in Baltimore in
siiher direriion. The rate from other sta.
lions in the western portion Of the Ssate will
be proportionateIy low. Special train ofpar-
lor cars and day coaches will leave Pitts
burgh a. sec A. NJ. stopping at principal
stations and connecting from branch lines,
The tickets viii also be good on the night
trains leaving Pittsburgh On dates mention
ed
Roundtrip tickets to Mt. Vernon. Rich
noond. and Petersburg may be purchased in
Washington at reduced rates.
The frip-rate from JOhnstown IS ss:S5, and
the leaving time OF the train is 1879 an
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-05

'-s iiloEing is the program for the joint
6 llsiitaie of Somerset Twp and som
Borough to be held Al the Shaulis
-o eoass tao miles north Of somersef,
sil'aar Feb. S. lse0.
: 3 karr0n. what are teachers duties
aFiega outside OF the school room
rniis benefits OF district institutes 10
woods " Il Cover. Instruc;sons in
and Reading z II. Horner. Man
'' Morals F : Good. Primary Phys
= . !. Baker. Attention and is cui-
. Emert, Literature; F. L. Fox
- aod ifs culture J. II. Gumbert
-'eiie 7. G. Pnfts. Music in the
F" A Whtsord. Teaching Read-
=. (. Lchty What are the first lessons
"a 10 ihe school room, Jas. Bioagh.
&c when should tie local normal
o7nduoied s. + Rimmei. What
's'anon of scholarship 70 teaching
slfsion which best prepares tesch-
aef work o State Normal or a col
si1eatioas \. y. cupp " A.
! B Miller, D. L saylor and h.
.''.iiate S.H convene al $50 a. M
'9-ii1Ge tvo sessions only. Al
-aFlng subieis fef discussion are
- 2 BE- ea land plonpliy. The citi-
- Al friends Of education are cordial
a % attend Con2rTrEE
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DIED.

sANNER R-In Monroe county, Missouri.
on January 27sh, 1890. Huldah sanner. wid-
ow OF Jecoh sanner. who died in 1ss5- The
deceased was a native Of Somerset county,
and a sister Of Hon A. J. Colborn. Of som
erset. she was in her 74th year She and
her husband removed to Missouri in 1857
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a saes Of meetings viii be commenced
h,ls Presbyterian church on Saturday Feb
-zy. s,h a. : O. clock p m continuing one
E-k. Preaching every evening by Rev. }.
j Barnett Of Washington. Pa. and Rev
F1- A. Edie Of Connellsville. We hearth
guTfe every body IN Somerset 10 these
ussaes whether protesting or non profess
agrldstians a cordial welcome awaits you
al Cone and may your presence and
l-gss heip make these meetings 4 means
8 G1ch good
Il @r-~rsrrr .srD : :
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/ Sutherland, 8 S

have for sale a very good .ull-blood
-gieials stud colt, three years old in May.
ar day he Is very promising colt,
rl VII sell al a fair price and reasonable
ms Al and see him. or inquire 81
9 Mdoauaughey. ll miles wesi Of Lig-
ls- Westmoreland county. Pa
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RuLE no AccEPr oR REFusE

To Alex Berkey. of JohustoFa fi5rubssuB , Pa.
lrias BerkeJ, Of L0s Apgeia-. Cat Lemon
Ioh- and ZephAriah iohr Of Westnsor-iarl
Co, Pa Elsie = Truxai and Victor Trriral.
Of Hestrlorelnnd Co Pa.
You are hereby uotidesi % 1e and sppear at a
Orphans Courr 70 b held n and fs.r somerset
County. Pa. on Monday, the 94th day 0f Fehr,Is-
y, next then and there 70 accept Or rrfuze =.
take the real estate Of Jehcoo Berkey deed. A.
the apprz ed raiuafiDu or show czIise uhr Tie
same Shouid not be stlld-
Sherfa's once K 2 McNuLLEN
Jan Isl lsag sheriff
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Dr.. , W. csrourbeFs. Of NH Hall. Cir
lon couHty, Pa. has te.egraDhed NJ II. c.
Beerifs that he VIII locate In Somerset. The
doctor Is graduate Of the University Of
fennsylvznis. and has been engaged in the
practice Of his profession for halfdozen
years. He wiz arrive in few days
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sale.

Aswaiing house Of eight rooms. well To-
uisi near railroad. upon the corner Of Main
ei Walnut streets Redwood. VIII sell
E Call on or address
A. EVANS. Backwood-
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{ 'ei ard you again. aud joining my
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---s orthe o1Ttiuuane'e Of my sighf. and
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