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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-10-15

Al winter ~'ops should be
planted OK \oven ber. the trst-
he land should OF course, DC
t1orough3v pu!vcrtEed deeper
'|a'' II has ever oecn broken be-
tore. Fa!1y As much depends
on the perfect preparation OF the
~ on the fertilizer used Land
aAs been Kept fertile Tor hiiv
years without the use oi any
@'na OF Ierii.'Fcr- However. the
iadicion@ use ot fcrn!l1crs asu-
aaiF paE handsomely when aP-
p''ea 10 ~o'' properly prepared
aa'TF Vetch anu oats should
be painted at once Sow y
bushels per acre oi mixture oi
ode peek oi 'c'ea anu three
pe@A~ 81 oats ne oA'~ ana
Sesea prevent Tue p'an' aooa a4'
ready present from being leach
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-10-15

per ~nd - perfectly reliable.
Write 'or their Treatise on
| erracing. Drainage. and Ditch
ng /. = free Tor the asking.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-10-15
FARM DEPARTMENT.

TA Et:ar Il at. Department, 4ar.ons rrsar! o
a~"< = Prar@I and ~cscnfae glad
So ~@&Nr+ AZ 9@est4@a> tar~c Columns.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-10-15

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FAsM 1AzErrE, Il u only 80 eta.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30
Devils Lake Goods
Cheaper than Iowa,

A gentleman who spent sew.
eral weeks in this city recently,
before he returned to his home
in Iowa, purchased large sup
ply of gloves, clothes, under
wear, overcoats and shoes.
When asked the reason for pur-
chasing in this city, he stated to
the reporter that he could buy
goods in Devils Lake and ship
them to his home and still save
enough to pay several times for
the bother. He said the prices
were not so very much different
but that the difference in the
quality of the goods was from
forty to fifty per cent in favor Of
our city merchants.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30

eoteFf So OF RH In B s2sa H esn
G. Duell. Judge
In. the matter of the estate of James a.
Locke, deceased. sI
+ George q Locke, Petitioner,
4 Locke Burrett, Jennie NJ. Snow, Jesse Locke;
all of the city Of Camden, \. Y. Edith P.
4 Werden. Albert F: Rockwell, Edward Rock
! Cora I. Green. Of Manchester, N. H., Fred b.
Locke, Ella Morse, of Ramsey County, North
q Dakota, J. Emerson Locke, of the city Of
4 the county Of San Diego, Cal. Nellie Drake,
R Of New York City, Frank Durham, of Buffalo,
NY, Emily T.: Moore, Della Blend, Of
81 " 1esSp os Ma,s JG
Skeel, of Providence, r. l., all heirs Of James
d A. Locke, deceased also all other persons in
teFested IN p said estate Respondents.
70 the above named respondents.
You are hereby notified that George Il.
Locke as administrator of the estate of James
A. Locke, late Of said county, deceased, has
filed in this court his final report and account
of his administration Of the estate of said de-
ready for final settlement and distribution and
praying that his said account be allowed and
the residue Of said estate be distributed to the
closed and that he be discharged from his said
trust; and you are also notified that the said
petition will be heard and the said account ex-
AHMED on the 12tn day Of November, 1904, at
10 clock in the forenoon of that day, at the
court room of this court at the court house in
the city of Devils Lake, county Of Ramsey and
place sou are required to attend and
show cause, if anywhere be, why said account
should not be allowed and said estate distrib.
uted and the said administrator discharged.
C ID. G. Dusli,
lSeal] =: NJ Judge.
Brennan Gray, III
Attorneys for Estate. 30 SO
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30
j aouoaleHo1en e u z, honor
!. WEBSTER ITEMS /;

Read Georges.Swain's ad.
Old furniture looks like new
when you use Blood's varnish
stains. For sale by Olaf Leet.
Mr...Peter Haley was a Web
ster visitor on Tuesday,, from
lDevilssLake.
It will pay you to invest a
little money and get some good
bargains at SWANS while they
last.
VIM. Spears is building a resi-
dence for Jake Wurtenburger
near the restaurant.
Have you seen our fine display
of collars and ties? At SWANS.
Ethan Mccarthy and Geo. Bel
ford left on Tuesday for Wiscon-
sin, where they will begin their
years work. n
! Try our 10c brand Of tomatoes
while they last. Nothing beats
them. At SWANS.
| Miss Greer was the guest of
Mrs. L. D. Smell the first of the
!week.
A brand new stock Of comfor-
ters and blankets, just received
at SWANS. Just the thing for
fall and winter wear.
Miss Leila Lake was out home
over Sunday and returned to her
school work again the first of the
week.
The Robertson Lumber Co.,
representative, Chas. A. Green
leaf, was a business caller in
town on Friday.
Robt. Webster passed his Sun
day in Devils Lake where. his
wife is an occupant in the hospi-
tai.
Owing to Fridays dampness,
Webster was almost over sup
piled with threshing crews.
Rev. N. S. Reeves delivered a
particularly eloquent sermon last
Sabbath and tho the congrega-
ton was not large, it was ap-
preciative.
W. D. Millar, one Of our most
prominent business citizens, was
in Devils Lake Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. C. Lapham and son
Frank Of St. Paul were guests in
town Sunday. They were en-
route for Cando where they will
visit the formers sol Gale.
It's just a trif1e quiet herein
town these last two weeks, Tut
the indication of the seasons
work may be noticed by the
column Of smoke arising in all
directions, from the various
threshing machines
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30

The season now of greatest mil tn
Bids fair to come in early.
Tho it makes us gather round the hearth,
The fact is sh own quite clearly
That soon with cloaks and caps OF fur
Well all be snugly bundled
While waiting for Professor Dewar
To tell Us where we've Numbered,
And send us home with beating hearts
And faces like sledge hammers.
Perhaps we'll all forget our parts,
And need be told our manners.
But out in the bracing air
With the white snow curling round US,
Well soon forget that parting stare,
And things that did confound us.
The akating rink holds charms for all;
And out on it's CLASSY surface, Ell
With many curve and many fall
t'estrange what does preserve us.
s.s45.9 g555 SUSIE BAND
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30
ueHoaeaaououeaeuoue 0neseBs
episcopal CHURCH ITEMS s

00E . aOBaO@0H00 @0H0@G080 H0E
The services at the church las
SUNDAY morning were very ella
borate and impressive. In add.
ton to the regular morning ser.
vice, the service for the pub.
lie baptism of infants was used.
Four children were baptized at
this service. Harry Gordon
Jones, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Edgar Jones, rector of Holy Tri-
nifty, Sheldon. Eldon Saunder-
son Bloom, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Bloom. Flora Caroline
Manke, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Manke. Thelma May
Gilmore, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. O. Gilmore.
The rector preached a sermon
on Infant Baptism in which he
pointed out distinctly that it was
the duty of parents to bring the
children to baptism, thus initia-
ting them and making them
members Of the christian church.
He reminded the congregation
that the parents of the Holy
Child Jesus took him to the ten
| pie on the rubrical day which is
the eighth day after birth, low
ingly putting him into the arms
of the priest. The temple was
the first place to which he was
taken when first carried out Of
doors after birth.
| More young people have left
the parish this year to attend
school than ordinary from a
church of this size. During this
month the following have de-
parted for various colleges and
Universities: Charles Fisher,
Harvard; Harvey Anderson, Ar
mour's Institute, Chicago
| Thomas Ruger, University OF
Minnesota; Lillian Wineman and
Clara Arnstad, St. Mary's, Fari-
| bault, Mimi; Frank Prosser,
Shattuck military school, Fari.
bault,; Dawn VanLiew, Winona
MARY Collision, Laura Getzsinger
and Grace Pitcher, University o!
| North Dakota.
The rector and family received
a pleasant call from Mrs. Mag
lone, of Larimore, and Mrs. Ran
dolph of New York.
The Woman's Guild will NEE
| Friday of this week at the HON,
of Mrs. John Van LEV.
The choir was very mater
tally assisted Sunday by the pre-
sence of the following persons
Messrs. Evans, Parshall, ant
Prof. Gribenough, and Miss
Boynton. The congregation wa
very much pleased with the mus
lie. Mrs. Louis Mandt rendered
a very beautiful solo. which wa
also much appreciated.
Rev. Edgar Jones had charg,
Of the service and preached tn,
sermon on Sunday evening. TIL.
sermon was both instructive an,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30

edifying, andssss well received by
the congregation.
Services will hereafter be held
both morning and evening, at IL
a. m. and 7:30.
The book Of favorite quotations
compiled by the ladies Of the AL
tar society is now out and ready
for sale. =. The price is 25 cents.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30
Lost, Strayed,
Taken Up, Found

Taken Up black hog
white strip on face. Came to
my place Friday, Oct. 16. @.
Mcmillan, East of Webster. 29-31
Taken Up.O One grey broncho
mare, about 8 years old. Con e
to my farm, north Of Devils Lake,
about Sept. 18th. Geo. jamie
son. 1892. :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30

Winter comes in all its glory, @
With it's tempests and its snow.
Eus it is the same old story
Which began SO long ago.
Winter comes but once year
It cannot squeeze in twice
An OF all the four seasons I fear
1t is the Liggest slice.
When winter comes prancing
And a-knocking at our door,
We suppose It's time for dancing,
And a-pegging on the floor.
sTis then our freckles disappear
And in their place once more
We fiji d our nose grows rosy red,
Which proves beauty bore.
The boys are flying down the lake;
Their speed they like to test
Until into hole they skate,
And then you know the rest. H.
5 -OKvI LIE DUELI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30
Filings Closed
Till Nov. 5th

Filings on the reservation for
those who registered closed at A
o'clock Wednesday, one thous-
and names having been called.
One hundred and thirty filings
were made out of this list.
At IL o'clock noon, on Nov;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-30

ember 4th. the lands not yet
taken will be thrown open for
general settlement, and filings
under this arrangement will be-
gin at the local land office at 9
o'clock on the morning of Nov
ember 9Th.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-10-18

erly direction about forty degrees and
about twenty-one chains to a place on
the main canal line of the Billings
Land and Irrigation company, where
both banks are cut, thence across
said canal and continuing in about the
same direction up a backbone to the
foot of rimrock, thence along the foot
OF the rimrock in a northwesterly di.
rection to the summit Of the divide,
thence in a general %northerly direc-
ton to an intersection with the pres
ent travelled Roundup road No.. Z, on
the divide between Seven Mile and
Eleven Mile creek"
Acting on the above petition the
clerk was directed to give notice by
publication that a meeting of the
board would be held on the 18th day
of October, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the purpose of considering said
petition and taking such further &C
ton on same as the conditions may
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and others, hearing on which was
postponed to this day, upon motion
hearing was again postponed until
October 18th, 1904, at IL o'clock a. m.
A petition was presented to the
board, signed by ]. C. Dool and others,
praying as follows. "To establish a
right Of way sixty feet in width for a
county road over and across the fol
lowing described lands, to-wit: Be
ginning at the southeast corner OF
section twenty-five, in township one
north, range twenty-six east, thence
running north on section line be-
tween sections twenty-five and
twenty-three, and fourteen and tif-
teen, continuing in same direction on
the section line between sections ten
and eleven to the southeast corner OF
the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of said section ten, all in
township one, north, range twenty-six
east, thence running in a northeast
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-10-18
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commission
ers, Yellowstone County, State
of Montana.
Special Adjourned Term, 1904.

Billings, Montana, October Sth,
19O4.-The board met this day pur-
suant to adjournment, at 8 o'clock a.
M, for the purpose of considering GER
tain road reviewers reports.
There were present Chairman w. 0.
Parker, Commissioner c. M. Jacobs
and Clerk J. w. Fish.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The reports of the viewers on the
road petitions of M. A. Arnold ct al,
P. III. Smith e t al, and P. B. Moss ct
al, hearings on which were set for
this day, were presented. The board
took the reports under advisement,
and adjourned until October 10th,
| 1904, at 10 o'clock a. M.
Approved: w. 0. PARKER,
Attest: Chairman.
J. w. FISH, Clerk.
Billings, Montana, October 10th.
19O4.-The board met this day at 10
o'clock a. m., in adjourned session.
There were present Chairman w. O.
Parker. Commissioner C. M. Jacobs
and Clerk J. w. Fish.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and duly approved.
In the matter of the viewers re-
port on the petitions Of M. A. Ar
mold and others, further hearing on
which was postponed to this day, and
the board having in the meantime
personally looked owe and inspected
the proposed route, the viewers re
port recommending the proposed
change of route was upon motion ap'
proved and the change of route de-
scribed in said petition was duly de
clared a public highway and county
road. The surveyor is hereby direct
ed to plat and record the same.
In the matter of the viewers re
port on the petition of P. B. Moss and
others, hearing of which was post
poned to this day, the board, upon mo
ton, rejected the viewers report.
In the matter of the viewers re
port on the petition of P. H. Smith
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-10-18
Their BOOKS ARE OPENED
CONTINUED from First Page)


ervation in township 5 south, OF range
Is east; thence in a northeasterly
direction along said reservation line
to the point OF beginning; together
with that portion Of the Northern Pa
ciic right of way lying between the
western boundary line of the Grow In
the range line between ranges 80 and
81 east crosses said right Of way, and
together with all that portion of the
Burlington & Missouri river railroad
between Huntley and the m~id-channel
Of the Big Horn river. Said district
shall consist of two voting precincts:
South Billings, No. 3, shall consist OF
all that portion Of Registration Dis
trict No. 3 lying east of the center
line Of South Twenty-ninth street Of
the city Of Billings. South Billings,
No. Ia, shall consist of all that por-
ton of Registration District No. 3
lying west of the center line of South
Twenty-ninth street OF the city of
Billings.
C. M. Chafee is registration agent,
with office at the Boykin house.
Registration District No. ALL that
portion of Yellowstone county lying
within townships l and 2 south, of
range Is east, north OF the Yellow
stone river. Said district shall con-
sist Of but one voting precinct.
Registration District No. 5-All that
portion of Yellowstone county lying
within the following boundaries: Be
ginning at the mid-channel of the Vel
lowstone river o the range line be-
tween ranges "a and % east; thence
running north on said range line to
the base line; thence west along the
base line to the section line between
sections l and 2 in township / south,
of range % east; thence south on sec
ton line to the mid channel of the
Yellowstone river; thence east along
the mid-channel of the Yellowstone
river to the place of beginning. Said
ing precinct.
John Summers is registration agent.
with Office at his ranch.
Registration District No. 6-All that
portion of Yellowstone county lying
within the following boundaries: Be
ginning at the mid-channel of the Vel.
lowstone river on the range line be.
tween ranges 81 and % east; thence
running north on said range line to
the base line; thence east along the
base line to the northeast corner OF
section 2 in township l south, of range
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% east; thence south along section
line to the mid-channel Of the Yellow
stone river; thence west along the
mid-channel of said river to the place
of beginning. Said district shall con-
sist Of but one voting precinct.
Joseph Pope is registration agent,
with office at e. L. Fenton's store.
Registration District No. All that
portion of Yellowstone county lying
within townships l, 2 and 3 south,
of range Fl east, and townships l ana
2 south, of range 20 east. Said district
shall consist of but one voting pre-
cinct.
f. w. Lee is registration agent,
with office at his store.
Registration District No. SAIL that
portion OF Yellowstone county lying
within the following boundaries: Be-
ginning at a point on the range line
between ranges % and "a east, where
said range line intersects the base
line; thence north on said range line
to it's intersection with the township
line between townships 3 and 4 north;
thence west on said township line to
the range line between ranges % and
% east; thence north to the township
line between townships 4 and 5 north;
thence west on said township line to
the western boundary line of Yellow
stone county; thence following the
western boundary of Yellowstone
county to the base line; thence east
on the base line to the place OF be-
ginning. Said district shall consist of
but N voting precinct.
&C. L. Thomas is registration agent,
with office at his ranch.
Registration District No. 9-All that
portion of Yellowstone county lying
within the following boundaries: Be
ginning at a point on the range line
between ranges % and % east, inter-
secting the township line between
townships 5 and 6 north; running
thence north on township line to the
northern boundary of Yellowstone
county; thence west along the north
ern boundary of Yellowstone county
to the range line between ranges Is
and 10 east; thence south on the west
boundary line of Yellowstone county
to the township line between town
ships 4 and 5; thence east on said
township line to the place OF begin
ming. Said district shall have but one
voting precinct.
III. B. Drum is registration agent,
with office at his ranch.
Registration District No. 1O-All
that portion of Yellowstone county
lying within the following boundaries:
Beginning at a point on the range line
between ranges % and 26 east, where
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-10-18

require.
The following real estate standing
in the name of the county for delin-
quent taxes was sold to the party
named, he being the highest and bes1
bidder.
H. M. ,Brayton, lot 5, block 264,
Billings, $1.96.
The board adjourned.
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said range line intersects the town
ship line between townships 2 and 3
north; thence north on said range line
to the township line between town
ships 5 and 6 north; thence east on
township line to the range line be-
tween ranges 26 and ~ east; thence
north on the range line to the town
ship line between townships z and 8
to the range line between ranges 81
and % east; thence north On range
line to the ~mid-channel of the Mussel-
shell river; thence west along the
mid-channel of said river to the range
line between ranges % and % east;
thence south on said range line to
the township line between townships
3 and 4 north; thence east along said
township line to the range between
ranges % and "a east; thence south
along said range line to the town
ship line between townships 2 and 3
north; thence east along said town
ship line to the place Of beginning.
Said district snail consist OF two vot-
ing precincts: Roundup, No. 10: All
that portion Of said district lying with.
in the following boundaries: Begin
ming at a point where the range line
between ranges % and "a east inter-
sects the Musselshell river; thence
south along said range line to the
township line between 5 and 6 north;
thence east on said township line to
the range line between ranges rs and
q east; thence north on said range
line to the township line between
townships Z and 8 north; thence east
on said township line to the range
line between ranges q and % east;
thence north to the mid-channel OF
the Musselshell river; thence westerly
along the mid-channel of said river
to the place Of beginning. Fairview,
No. IL: All of the remainder of said
district not heretofore described as
lying in Roundup precinct.
w. F. Strait is registration agent,
with Office at his store. Oct. 26 to 20
he will be at Fairview ranch.
Registration District No. 11-All
that portion of Yellowstone county
lying within the following boundaries:
Beginning at a point on the range
line between ranges % and 20 east,
i~ntersecting the township line between
townships 5 and 6 north; thence north
on said township line to the summit
of the main divide between the Vel
lowstone and Musselshell rivers;
thence easterly along the summit OF
said divide to the eastern boundary
of Yellowstone county; thence in a
portherly direction along said bound
airy to the mid-channel of the Mussel
shell river; thence westerly along the
mid-channel of said river to the range
line between ranges ~ and % east;
thence south on said range line tc
the township line between townships
5 and 6 north; thence east on sale
township line to the place of begin
ming. Said district shall consist O.
but one voting precinct.
e. B. Carter is registration agent
with office at Handle Bros store.
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Map Of Coded Reservation.
Map of ceded part of Grow Indian
reservation will be mailed to any ad-
dress by The Gazette on receipt Of
10 cents.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-10-18
kearney Coal.

If you want to burn the best coal
On the market, try Kearney coal. It's
just as cheap as the inferior article
and costs no more.
3tf C. w. FORESTER, Agt.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-02-13
HOUSEHOLD TALKS.

Here is good way to cook leftover
sweet potatoes: Prepare Il bath of
sugar, salt and melted butter. Din
the sliced potatoes i'll it and broiI. The
result is more palatable than when
fried.
If fork he used in blending water
and Hour for thickening purposes. rs
for gravy. the mixture will not lump.
Fruit stains can be removed by wet
ting them and holding over the smoke
Of sulphur. Matches give out sui
phurouS flame and can be used 10 4
limited extent.
BouillOn stains can he removed from
delicate silk or other fabric by first
sponginS with ether. then applying
French chalk TO the wrong side of the
material and leaving it all night
\ woman who is her own laundress
folds all Hat pieces, like towels, pillow
cases and sheets. carefully; then
passes them several times through the
wrinSer. The effect is as If they had
been manSled. and il saves deal of
ironing.
Kerosene will not ONLY remove the
dirt that collects in sort of rim
around the sides of porcelain bath
tub. but II will take off the white
blotches that form on zinc-lined bath
tubs. Apply with Il cloth saturated
In the fluid and then wiring out. Fol.
low with hot water and soda.
Fish To he eatable should be perfect.
~ fresh. II deteriorates rapidly, es-
pecially the white fish. such as cod,
etc. this class of fish having little oil
in the flesh. it being centred in the liv-
cr. Salmon. mackerel. etc. have the
oil distributed through the body. which
gives them 4 richer flavor and NJ the
same time tends to preserve the fish.
Fish should he firm to the touch. with
ale scales and skin bright and the eyes
full.