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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

cn Nnbetradt anierer Safi, ftisen Eeoiriniibe unb meaeu oroi,en
einfauIs uerihmoener sSpa,sniorten ino mir i'm sssoupe. ns
ySaaren 81 @solelale E's'Rn loesmidlussrl 0er Mt cine yaez
9enbat, Sure Stohrinife gu nieouSen Fre,Rn gu bei 9tsojaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Grauen Il mre1t. SsIano III
bas lanp, mo Mdnner uno Srauen in
jsoer Siniiht 9leite pclitiide aedte
9enieBen. 9as W0ltten. oas 1896
etpa "a. 700 Seelen sdblte. wirb BON
Wertretern resisrt, bic bon ben Mdn.
nern ilno ben Grauen ermdblt tuaren.
-@u9 III 8raiilien iiebt bus Stimn,.
:edt allen e%innObnern 81. bic oas 81.
2~ebensjabr iiberidritten baben-oaDon
aussenommen limb nur bic BETTER, Die
oes Yeiens uno Sdreibens untunoisen.
bic attlpen Goloaten. bic Mitalieoer
bon M0n4soroen. = Sn Guatemala
miro bic @oltspertretuna ebenialls
ourd aans allaemeine Nbiimmun9. an
Der aud bic 0rauen tbeilnebmen. ae'
udblt uno enolid iino in @umdnien
ollie miinoiaen 1anoesberpobner bere1.
tiat. bic WoItsuertretun9 Su tpdblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Gin Grobian. gei Musbrum bes
Giebenjdhricen Grieses trat Der 9eraog
3arl gusen bon Wiirttembers f~reipil.
Zig auf Seiierreids Settle ,lnb riidte
nit su~6lItauieno damn in eadien elm.
Sa er febr ielbiiIiGnois ,uno eisen,uillia
auftrat. ertuarb CT fid unter cen Gefier-
reidern tuenis 6reunoe. gr ieinerieits
mar aber emp6rt iiber oas raube. un-
b6Ilihe Senebmen mander 8snerdle,
bic ieinem Han9e nur serinse gbrfur4t
entge9enbradten. Inter oieien tbat fi9
beionoers Der nod Der ShiaGt bel Sol.
lin gum Selomaridall %ernannte Ger-
belloni our4 unaeidliffenes @efen ber=
Dor. gint rift er neben ben, Ser3oge
uno raudte, md4tis paffenb. aus elmer
sroben ELECTROMAGNETIC. Ser Wino
trieb benz 9srao9e ben &au4 in's &C.
ii9t. unmilli9 bariiber, neil Ct ben
Sabatsraud peratf1eute. bultete er;
Gerbelloni rauhte rutig meter. Tanr
5os Garl gu9en iein 9aidentu9 unb
tpeoelte oamit ben @auh tort; Gerbel.
loni nabm teine Notia papon. gnbli9
tielt Der 9ersoa oas 9afdsntu& Dor
ben Runo uno aab auf teine 2eoe bss
6elomaridalls mebr Mnttuort. Sept
i4ien Der Groat Su merten. mas oer,
9ersoa aenire. st paiite jeooh aelai.
len meter uno fra9te nilr perpunoert:
~@ann Sbna 8 8auden nit aefallt,
tuarum ,eiten 6 oann oa nit auf bic
anoere Geit'?"
Gie bier 9roben @eisen-
GleoatDren. Gentren in Der
Union iino Minneapolis, S-lutb, Obi
eaao uno Buffalo.
G 9wei3er ginuanoerer finb
in ben 70 Sahrcn ben 1921 bis 1898
I'M .Gjanaen 20l .555 al ben Ceiiaoen
Der Der. Staaten 9elannet.
Ser Grport GeutiGlanbs
nod ben Yer. Staaten belief lid in
1899 i'm @ertbe auf 500. 90O.4Gl. &C.
gen S82.3ol.6l4 in 1898.
@enn bic @eioefld1en Be-
ne3uelas. Siibamerita. idmmtlid
nuBbar aemaht miiroen. ir t6nnte jenes
Qano ole gauge Welt nit Ninoileiid
Deriorsen.
2aB 6ranen aelehrte De.
rule ansiiben oiirien. miro ppn
elmer 0efeBesporlaae an9eiirebt. Die
fiirslib benz Senate BON Yraiilien III.
terbreitet ,uoroen 1T.
Sic go Yerliner Yraue.
reien baben i'm leDtcn Sabre rune
2.805. 600 Gettoliter (2.3Sj,39l Yar.
rels) Yier beraelel!t. Sine Yrauerei
p%roou3irte allein 700. 600 Settoliter.
Tas 100. Yebensjabr er.
reidt l;aben in Teutihlanp - Der.
fonen. in 6rantrcih 2l3. Sabei bai
bas oeutiG,e Meih runo $1,000, OO0
ginwobner. 0rantrelh nur 4U 1000.
0OO.
Mebr @irhe Der ncritieocnen
Mrten, als je Supcr. reroen IeBt III
Sntel Cars 2nno reripeiii. Sic BRO,
tuttipn an Wilriien tisr,alanoe telaufl
iih auf hunoerttauienoe BON Sonncil
in Sabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
6ricgSrcliautcn.

Su GnqlanO entfaltet lid jeBt fdon
elm idwunabaiter Sanoel nit Nnoen.
fen aus benz 8rieae in Sioairita. Sa1
alien jeDt ihon aus benz Seloe suriid=
tebrencen 0ermunoeten iuerOen EoGe
preiie fir 2riessreliauien, gum gei=
ipiel fir BON Gugeln burbbpbrte Glei=
cun9s= oper Mafieniiiide geboten. Gin
&aritdtenbduoler bat Nuitrd9e bon
@afmirtbe" i'm Noroen gn9lanos
ebenio tommen bon Qaoeninhabern
sablreide NnIrasen. sd miiroe germ
bunoertmal 10 piel Observation-Disclosures
t%aufen. ais ausenblidlih at baben
iino." iaste Elm N9ent. Der uber bieien
Sanoel beIragt iuuroe. .oenn id babe
in Der Sbat cine unslaublibe @nsabl
bon @uftrdssn. Me:n einsiser @unid
ipdre. feltanseitellte @aenten in Siios
airita ielbit gu balten, uno id meiB,
Dab anoere 2Onooner 6irmen Oies idon
aetban baben. Sir Die Srompete uno
ben Hepplper zines GulOaten. bon Def
len Seloentbat in Den 3eitungen be-
ridtet ipornen 1T. muroe telesrapbiid
cine iebr bore Gumme %geboten. Mert=
miirOia III uber beionoers, Oa6 id Mui=
trdge BON Sriiiiel uno Paris babe uno
ard cine ieIr sro6e Sr0re BON einem
Singipiel5allenbeiiye, aus Gntwsrpen.
Ser S%roonnans zines Siiisiers, ner su
Seainn oes &rieaes 9eiailen 1T. limo
$1,000 fir reiien uniform 9etpten iucr=
ben, Die fem Serr am Sage Der per=
bdnsEiBuollen @%ermunbun9 setragen
bat. 3batIade 1T, oaB ole &ommiilio=
llen. bic mein Yruosr unD i1 fir
Grieasreliquien in 9dnoen baben. iid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Outer Srumpf. Wan ersdblt
Der .Sdsl!den 3unoidau": Ser
S@nell3us bat in statiOn %. einise
0linnten Wafentbalt. 3uei Mitreiienoe
ifeisen aus uno beleaen, ba iie mieoer-
tommen ,uollen, ibre YldBe. Sn3ui=
iden aber iieiat in oas pollbeieyte
Goupe gum ni1t 9erin9en grfiaunen
aller iibrisen Mitreiienoen. tuelde ben
gtiorin9lin9 b6ili9 barauf aufmerf.
fam MAIDEN, die Yldye ieisn beiegt."
iebr 9emddli9 elm en9lii9 ausiebenoer
Serr elm Inb ldbt fit b%reitipuris nie-
Der. DIR. y. fdeint beuti6 p~eritanben
Su baben. als Der erfe Mussetiesene
ieinen YlaB pieber einnimmt; nit ge=
beimsr Sreube aber tparten Vile auf
ben Musenblid, mo Der 3ueite. elm
bieoerer Eeutider. Der ni9t 10 aus-
iiebt. als oh er iid etruas sefallen laiien
miiroe. eintreten foll. gr tommt uno
ertldrt Wr. g., .er babe bieien Ylab
belest 9ebabt." Wr. 9. rabebredt
eini9e unpertdnblide Morte uno bleibt
fiBen. 0ermunoert iiebt ii1 unier Mit-
reiienoer UNI uno ben ieltiamen 6abr.
gaif Der Qdnse nod an uno .N1-
Sic iino .gnsldnber!" entidbrt es ibm
tuie in pl0Blider grleudtun9. 9erbal.
tene Sr6blidteit auf seiten Der Nnoes
rem, 3~ornesslutb auf Der oes ginen !
Teiien 3unse aber bate iid 9elot:
CT bic uOllen mir uobl S0ilidteit
lebren?"-.Sb nein Sic miro Sbnen
jeBt in Sranspaal beisebradt t.
Gdallenbe 9eiterteit uno berSlider Bel.
fail mar bic 6olae. Dir. .. aber bate
9enug. Ser britiide I6we i4li1 bon
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
A Prominent Citizen A rrested for Stea ling
Il HOrso,

A Prominent Citizen Arrested for Stealing
Is Horse.
John Fitting, CT rrezise's stables, has
been placed under 81 500 bonds for horse
stealing and the case will be heard on
the 22nd by Justice Dyer. At first blush
that looks like serious matter for Mr.
Fitting and, indeed, 1t may prove to be
so. 1t seems that horse belonging to
John Sosey was running loose and was in
a starving condition when Fitting took
it up under the humane act. Later, after
feeding the animal for some time, he
used it on his ten cent carriage through
the streets of Boulder, and then is said
to have sold it for $40. 1t does not ap-
pear that Mr. Fitting advertised the ami.
NAL as having been taken up and it is
charged that he simply and arbitrarily
recouped himself for his alleged outlay
in saving the animals life by the alfalfa
route by pocketing the money
Whether the statutes provide for such
taking up and private sale of the ami.
NAL SO taken up several lawyers have
been inQuiring into. The old estray act
provides for taking up and advertising
the same IN the Field and Farm at Den.
yer, and then public sale. Mr. Fitting
does not pretend to have advertised save
that he publicly used the horse on the
streets OF Boulder and that this fact
should prove absence of intent to steal,
and should be notice to the owner. At
first blush this looks like defense that
NAV not be sufficient.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
JOIN THE STRIKERS.
All the Trades at st. Louis to Help Stree
Car Men Out.

All the Trades at st. Louis to Help Street
Car Men Out.
St. Louis, Mo-, May Jo-A meeting Of
Central trades and labor unions execu
tive boards was held last night at Wal
halla hall for the purpose of considering
strike in support OF the railway EN-.
ployes who are on a strike against the
St. Louis I'tansit company. The meet
ing convened at $3.50 o'clock and ad.
journed at 1920 this morning.
The delegates endorsed the strike of
the former employees of the St. LOUIS
Transit company and resolved to recon-
mend to all members of trades and labor
organizations in St. Louis that they hold
themselves in readiness to suspend la
Dor when called npon to do SO by the
executive committees OF the Central
Trades and Labor Council, Building
Trades Council and street railway mems
union.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
London is Drunk
Over k0|ekI1Q
LONDON is DRUNK.
Joy and Beer Move the Big City to Shout
and Sing For Baden.Poweu.

Joy and Beer Move the Big City to Shout
and Sing For ssden-PowelI.
London. May ro-Up to 3 o'clock this
afternoon the war Office had received no
official news of the relief of Mafeking,
though it is generally accepted as fact
Late this afternoon Lord Salisbury went
to Windsor Castle to congratulate the
queen. All afternoon the streets are
filed with citizens singing and cheering
in front OF the Mansion house and other
places.
1t is believed that the relieving party
was too busy to string wires to their base.
hence delay in official announcement.
cape Town, Pretoria and Lorenzo Mar
quez dispatches all state that Mafeking
has been relieved, some correspondents
putting it on Tuesday. some on Wednes
day and others on Friday.
London was drunk with joy and beer
las. night and the utmost license short of
violation of law has been ordered granted
to the people celebrating.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
Much S|0Ug||e|
|1 Philippines
SEVENTY FIVE TO ONE.
The Ratio of Losses of Filipinos and
American Soldiers.

The Ratio of Losses Of Filipinos and
American Soldiers.
Manila, May Io-Ths Filipinos killed
nineteen of the 43d infantry at Catubig
and left 200 of their own number dead
on the field. Lieutenant Gilmore pur'
sued them and they finally made stand
when he attacked and killed seventy
FIVE more. Only one American was
wounded.
The Beers invested Mafeking October
ID, when Colonel Baden.Powell had
1900 men and eight guns. There were
in the town 700 white women and chill
dren and 1000 blacks. From 1000 to
5000 constituted the besieging force.
There has been intermittent bombardiDg
of the town, but little of this was effectual.
Twenty one of the garrison were killed
in these attacks, Colonel Plumer got
within fourteen miles of the town March
Is, but his force of 1000 men was driven
back. Then Roberts sent 5000 men to
Mafeking's relief by way of Kimberley.
1t is the advance Of this force which
reached Mafeking on the 18th instant, if
relief came Oh that date.
Since January the besieged have been
limited to diet of soup made from
horse and mule skins, a sausage made
of these animals meat, and porridge
of oats. Six ounces OF bread, a quart of
soup and two quarts of porridge were
the daily ration month ago.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
A Sod Accident
70 EXCIS|O|iS|S.
COLD At MONT ALTO.
So Excursion Party Lott Ice Cream and
Strawberries at Home.

So Excursion Party Lett Ice Cream and
Strawberries at Home.
Misses Zena Whitley, Jennie Wise,
Bessie Mcclure and Mrs Joseph Wool
lett went up to Mont Alto on the c. &
N. regular this morning, accompanied
by Sam Macky and other colored gentle.
men fully equipped with oil stove and
other accessories to first class picnic
They were the advance guard of party
which left at 1890 by special train ten
dered the Delta Gammas by Manager
c. B. Culbertson. At that time large
party of fraternity young folk left for
Mont Alto to be the guests of the Delta
Gamma society tor the day. The party
will not return until $3.50 tonight.
The party were gay and giddy, not.
outstanding they had Elders with them.
Whether it was childish thoughtlessness
Or the cold and forbidding aspect of the
mountains may never be known, but
certain 1t is they went skurrying up the
mountains while their ice cream and
strawberries were left behind. Was 1t
100 cold for ice cream or did they simply
oreet 1t at the station?
The party filled three coaches and left
with a train covered with streamers of
blue and pink, the Delt colors. They
took Bales orchestra with them. Pro.
lessor and Mrs Murfree, Professor Hell
lens, Mr. ard Mrs r. H. Whitley, Mr.
and Mrs George F. Fonda, Mrs Sue M.
Callahan, Mrs J. H. Baker and Mrs 6.
". Blackburn went along to keep the
young people straight.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
THROUGH A BRIDGE.

Crashed a southern Pacific Train Carrying
Men to Death.
Creston. Ariz., May Io-Three train.
men were killed and nine more railroad
men injured by wreck on the Soutter
Pacific here today. The train crashed
through bridge which was being re-
paired and some of the injured were the
force repairing the bridge.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
The French Sang Too.

Paris. May 1o-A crowd of Eng lish.
men in the machinery building began
singing God Save the Queen" when
they received news of the fall of MAIZE
king today. Frenchmen gathered and
cried give la Beers" A row ensued,
which required posse of police to quell.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
UNION LABOR OFFICERS.

Aud the Duty to Vote Made IA Prereq usite
Among Miners.
Denver, May Io-The Western Labor
Union elected the following officers to.
day: President, Dan Mcdonald, Butte
City. Montana; vice President, c. B.
Nash. Spokane; secretary and treasurer,
NJ. J. Leiger, Butte City.
The Western Federation of Miners
adopted resolution making the exer
else of the elective franchise compulsory
upon the membership.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
Lynch Law Prevails.

BIainwood, Miss, May Io-William
Fisher and son, who shot a prominent
merchant yesterday, were hanged and
shot by mob today.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
A Vessel Aground.

Port au Prince, May Io-The steamer
Cornthia, from New Orleans to Cape
Town. laden with mules for the British
army, is ashore on the south coast OF
Haytl. The vessel had 100 men on
board. Their fate is unknown.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
Free Show

At Gilbert Bros. pharmacy this evening
at 7:3o by Lewis & Fields celebrated
black Bostonians.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-05-19
Snubbed BOer ENJOYS.

Washington, May Ex-senator Allen
moved in the senate today that the priv
iliges of the floor be extended the en-
voys of South African Republic.
Objection being made the resolution
went over
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09
NEEDED MEMORY TRAINED.
Took n Peace OHcrinE Home to Ills
wife Mho had Hr"n AwnS
Three Days.

"Im looking for a book oh memory
training" remarked Il rr,l-rlcd man
with n reminiscent breath rs be- APP
preached one of the salr-Wru in a
Ninth street secondhand book shop
the other afternoon. you see. It's
just this way" he CONTINUED, without
giving the salesman "A chance Il an
swer. 81 met some old friends Of
mine last evening and we started out
TO make n night of il. We whouprd
things up at "A pretty lively clip and
when ! started for home. about three
O'Clock. | knew there would be- trouble
ahead for ms when got there. You
see, my wife hasn't any sporting
blood. Well, ! was carrying my load
pretty well when ! passed an all-uight
oyster saloon, and was seized with
a brilliant idea. 'l1l just take her a
couple Of deyiled crabs as a peace of
fering,' | says 10 myself. You know,
my wife thinks there is nothing like
n devled crab.
ut took about a quarter of an hour
~ get the stun ready, and | was
%chuckling to myself when ! got home.
The keyholc was there all right, and
| rrcpt upstairs as softly ~, possible.
because | didn't want to take any
chances if She was asleep. She usual
ly keeps the light burning in our
bedroom until ! get home. but it was
as dark as pitch, ! stumbled over "A
chair trying to light the gas, hat
there was never a sound from the bed.
| finally got a light and discovered
that the bed was empty and hadn't
been disturbed. ! didn't know what
TO make of it at first, but il gradual
~ dawned upon me that my wife had
been down in Jersey visiting her
mother for three days, and | had for
gotten all about it. That's the reason
/ want to get n treatise on memory
training = Philadelphia Record.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09
Real Estate and Mining transfers.

Louis Kloes TO Alice + Walton. So ne1, 81.
nwli. sec "a - Is n Is e; $50.
Carrie A Sherwood to Chas W Mcdonald, Il
4. sec I tp - n T rs e; wig SEX. sel4 sell, sec IL
tp i3nr2ie; SO.
John A Linebatger 10 Willoughby : Strana-
han. swh nwh sec "a tp II n Isl So,
Al McCollum 10 + W Myersick, Sc \ III, sec
z tip II Is c, 6 acres; $3.50.
q NJ Stafford TO J W Arthur, It II blk 2 staff
add; $50.
Mary + Stiles to II c Brown. 1t : and SEX Il
blk II staff add; $lI5.
Jos II Norman to Ezra Difenbsugh, eli SET,
sec 20; Wi swh4 sec % tp II n II e $50.
Peter A Martinoli to John K Mason, s'g nwii
Il 4, sec 8; lis 2 and 3 sec tp IS q; ST. sell sec
IS; swA swt4 sec - tp 10 n ID e; $2,oO.
w w Reinig to w l. and I'll Halbert, sci,
mex, Ella selt. 1t !. sec 4; It's and T. si nwii
sec 3 ~ 10 n T IS e; $500.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The inkstand which ornaments the
desk in the room of the Nice prvsl-
dent is massive, artistic and elegant,
and it cost $1,000.
II was Gen. Custer who said, 80
years ago. that warfare IN mountain
ous countries was almost impossible
without the aid OF mules.
The American city which during
the first six months Of 1899 showed
the largest gain in the number ana
estimated cost Of projected buildings
was Cleveland. o.; New York came
second and Kansas City third.
Several hundred river drivers leave
Bangor. Me-, every spring for the
headwaters of the P%cnobsrot, kenne-
bee, Andruscoggin and Connecticut
rivers, and there are always among
them some who never come hack.
A revolution in bell making is at
hand. The bells will be tubular, y
tubular bell Of ~. inches In diameter
and with a range OF one mile, weighs
1910 pounds, while an old-mshioncd
bell with the same range would weigh
10000 pounds,
A Gouldsboro tMe.) man has 2o,'oo
Holsters in pound which he is hold
ing until next spring, when they viii
he shipped to Boston. lie erected ms
pound last summer by building a dam
across the cove, covering about three
fourths Of an acre.
Plants have been rendered artificial
ly Alpine by keeping In an ic" box
at night and fully exposed 10 the eun
by day, The leaves grow smaller and
thicker. frequently with . reddish
celebration, and the flowers become
relatively larger and more highly
cOlored.
The word ldlukj is derived from
Hindoo root-khHk. dust Khaki is
dust-culorrd or clay-olur"l. II wa-
originally used FIR The uniforms of
East Indian rcgiwcui- Mr., kipliug
has spelled the word klurhi being lc'I
into il probably brrau-r rho broad
IA in the pronunciation gives, i'm it'
close relation 10 "h," the sound OF "r.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Tenth Judicial Dis
tTiCt OF the state of Montana, in and for the
County OF Fergus.
Walter a. Waite, plaintiff, vs.. Lucie F..
Waite, dcfendant,-Alias Summons.
The State of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint in this action. which is filed in the
office of the clerk Of this court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon one OF you in each
county wherein any OF you reside. and TO file
your answer and serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
the service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
day of service,
The said action is brought TO obtain a iudg.
ment and decree OF this court dissolving the
bonds OF matrlmony existing between the
plaintiff and defendant. The ground on which
said judgment and decree are sought is that on
or about the - day of May, 1894. the said de.
PENDANT wilfully and without cause deserted
and abandoned the plaintiff. and ever since
has continued and still continues 50 10 wilfully
desert and abandon said plaintiff, and to live
separate and apart from him. without any suf-
hcient cause and against his will and without
his consent, for more than one year last past,
all of which is more fully set forth In the plain
till ; complaint on file In this action, reference
TO which is hereby made. and il Is hereof made
a part, for a more complete statement of plain
tin 5 cause Of action.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
10 appear or answer the said complaint, a.
above required, default will be- taken against
you, and the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In his said complaint
Witness my hand and the seal Of said couri
- this5 9Th day of MAY. A.p 100.
SEAL Clerk.
l.. X. CHEADLE,
Attorney fur Plaintiff.
First nubllratinn MIE .
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09
4 New transcontinentaI Line.

The establishment Of through traiu ser
vice from Portland to st. Louis via the
Northern Pacific and Burlington railroads
is, In a way, equivalent to the completion
OF a new trans-continental line,
1t brings the NorthW vest and southeast
into ciossr relationship than ever before
Kansas City and IT. Louis are connected
with Helena, Butte, Spokane, Seattle
Tacoma and Portland by n fast and lux
~uriously equipped train, winch starts al
Portland and stops at st. Louis, 2,374
miles distant,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09

TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1S7S.-
L Notice for publication. United States
Land Office at Lewistown. Mont, April16, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress of
June 3. 1875. entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
Of Aug, 4, 1872.
MONS L. TElGEN.
Of Grass Range, county Of Fergus, State Of Mon
tana, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. for the purchase of the sell
nell. nell SEA. sie sell, sec % Up 10 n 7 % e, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the register and receiver
OF this Office at Lewistown. Mont, on Thurs
dav. the 2lstday Of June, 1900.
lie names as Witnesses:
George NJ. Stafford and Thomas J. Sherman,
of Lewistown, Mont. and Ole Stalheim and
Bethel Haaland, of Grass Range. Mont.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims In this Office on or before said 2lst day
June, 1906.
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register.
First publication April II
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-09
Spice ulscutts.

Rub two ounces of butter. and the
same of lard or clarified d%rippings.
into eight ounces of fine -four; add
four ounces OF sugar, one hcaped des-
sertspoonful Of ground ginger, half
a teaspoonful of allspice, the same Of
ground nutmeg and of powdered cin-
namon; then beat one egg with
enough milk to make a gill of liquid,
pour IT on the dry ingredients, make
a smooth paste, cut into round cakes
and bake for half an hour in n moder-
ate oven.-IIousewife.