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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
CHAFFEE,S RETIREMENT.

Washington, d. C., Nov. IS The
announcement OF the intention Of Gen,
I9A. r. Chaffee to go on the retired list
several months befofe he, would or
sdinarily retire, has produced the usual.
crop OF candidates who wish to avail
themselves Of the privilege of advance
nent TO a higher grade Nearly every
colonel Of the line and staff has filed
mis- papers for consideration Of the in,
.diyidual claim for promotion to the
grade OF brigadisr general Iii. those
eases where the officer would, Under,
the usual circumstances 60 on the re-
tired list with the next higher grade
on account Of service in the civil war,
the president VIII not make the APP
poilitmeilt 1t is also announced at
the department that only one more
high ranking officer will be made d
major general and that Isl Gen. AZ W /.
Greely the chief signal officer. He lis
likely TO be advanced in December or
January, as soon as General Chaffee
goes on the retired list. During the
coming year there will be two retire
raents from the grade of lieutenant
general and there are scores Of appli-
eants for the two prospective yacan-
/ cies.
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LYMAN HALLS MEMORY.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 25.The memory
of DR. Lyman Hall. the late president
OF the chronological institute will be
hcnored today BY a memorial service in
the chapel Of the college and the lay
ing of the cornerstone of the Lyman
hall laboratory building, erected III
honors Of the deceased president.
Among those who will deliver address
'cs on this occasion will be Governor
Terrell, Chancellor IN. B. Hill, iof the
slate university; Bishop G. K. Nelson,
of Georgia, and Mayor Woodward oi
Atlanta, M
Immediately after the ceremonies IN
the chapel the cornerstone of the new
laboratory building will be laid. The
grand lodge Of Georgia Will conduct
the Masonic rites and DR.. Ira Remsen.
president of Johns Hopkins university
and America's greatest chemist will
make the dedicatory address. DIR. III.
C. White, of Athens. chemist OF the
university Of Georgia, will also deliver
ali address
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WILL ASK GRAND
JURY FOR JONES


Rugby, N. D, Nov Is. The prelim-
mary hearing iii the case Of the state
against A n. Jones. cashier Of the First
National bank and manager Of the
Northwestern Land Co, took place last
evening. Jones was charged with en-
bezzling ST 1900 of the Northwestern
Land Co, and several witnesses were
examined who gave testimony along that
line but when the motion was made
that the books of the company be
brought into court the motion was de-
MED by. Judge Frame before whom the
case was being tried. This brought the
proceedings TO a sudden termination BY
State's Attorney Wliiftenore moving
that the case be dismissed. He then am
nounced that a grand jury would be ask
ed for to make All examination of the
books of the corporation. n
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weighed and considered the matter,
we observe that it would be unreason-
able and unfair, especially because Of
the considerable less sustained by the
jews IN the taking Of Brazil, and also
because Of the large amount Of capital
which they have invested in shares of
this company After many consulta-
tions we have decided and resolved
upon certain petition made by said
Portuguese Jews, that they shall have
permission to sail to and trade in New
Netherland, and To live and, remain
there, provided the poor among them
Shall not become a. burden to the COM
pany or the community, but be sup
ported by their own nation. Yon will
govern yourself accordingly.
Ever since that time New York has
had a large and thriving colony Of
Jews, The FIRST synagogue in the new
world was built In New York, iii I6o5.
During the revolutionary war there
were a great many Jews who support
ed American reyoiutionists financially.
During the civil war many of them
fought on the union side and Others
contributed to considerable extent to
the financial needs 81 the country.
1t is estimated that at the present
time there are more than / 10000
Jews In the United States, Of whom,
about 100000 live iii New York Phil
acs1phia has about 5000 Jews, Chi
cago nearly 10000. Until 1879 nearly
| all the Jews IN New York and in this
Ecountry in general were Spaniards and
Portuguese Then German Jews be-
gan to come in, having been driven
out BY the Napoleonic wars. AS late
AS 1882 the majority of the Jews ii
| The Ghettos were German Jews; bui
since then the number Of Polish aud
Russian Jews who ef,iigrated 10 this
country and settled here increased SO
much that now fully two-fiiirds of the
Jews ii New York are Polish or Rus.
sian Jews
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OBJECT TO
OFFICIALS
RADICAL PAPERS HOT
AFTER SOME LEADERS
Two or Three Men Have Been Bitterly
Assaiied by the Editors and Charges
Are Demanded In Some Important
Offcies.

ST Petersburg. Nov. rs The radical
papers have now opened the regular
campaign against M Durrfova the mini
lister Of the interior accusing him of be-
ing the enemy of tie constitution as
they did against General TrepoH They
also Join iii general demand for the
immediate trial Of the other officials
thus far removed, making a special
point against Neidfardt, the former
project 81 / Odessa whom they style the
4. Russian Nero Il
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40 sfeet long BY about IS feet wide and
leading to the public street through
another double gate of steel This
outside gate was locked, but the con-
|victs placed their ilitrorg ycerine iiil-
|sder the obstruction and blew an opeli-
Eing through the massive steel doors,
and before the smoke had cleared they
dashed out and passed number of
strusty convict working iii the street
and ran iiladly for al mile. Zeigler, tt
was found, had failed TO leave The
peritentiary walls. I.
The prison officials, heavily armed
were soon iii pursuit, shooting as they
ran Pedestrians hastily sought cover
land those living iii houses along The
Ehne of flight alarmed By the shooting
rushed out tO learn the cause. Tilc
majority of the men seized weapons
and Joined the prison officials iii the
pursuit Near the Missouri Pacific
railway depot the convirts came upon
/ a wagon being driven BY Ofville Lane.
Jumping into the wagon they seized
Lane and held him to act as a shield
|frotlas the bullets of their pursuers.
| One convict lashed the horse. into a
run, but the ride was Of short dura-
tion, however, as another posse, con-
sisfing of city police, augmented BY
citizens appeared iii front of the Ace
ing coiivicts and seeing that further
flight was cut off they stopped the
horse and made q desp& p&rate stand. Tie
lprison officials shouted to the coflvicts
10 surrender or they would be shot
IA ". 9 ~ y; " III &. i j j ~. II fsf
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CANAL EXPENDITURES
+. .1. CAUSE A BIG ROW

Chicago, Nov. 25.---Walter Wellmar
in Washington special to The Re.
cord-Herald says: u, +t,.
In An1srica, as In England, the
commons are jealous Of their great
prerogatiye contained in control Of the
national purse. The American parlia,
nent purposes to exercise that controi
if a strict and jealous manner as to
the expenditures for the Panama canal
Serious differences of opinion have
arisen between congress and the ex.
ecutive as to the right OF the latter
4 to incur indebtedness beyond the sum
of 100000 already specifically ap-
propriated by congress. - @
Both Secretary Of War Taft and
Chairman Shonts OF the Panama canal
commission hold that they are within
the letter of the law in undertaking
contracts or obligations for any such
sum within TIE $I45, 900, 600 made avail
able by the Spooner act, regardless OF
whether the money is specifically ap-
propriated by congress or not.
The congressional leaders, on the
other hand, say the administration can
not spend a dollar Of the $I35, 900, 600
without the specific authorization of
the national legislature They go even
farther and declare that in entering
upon contracts for future delivery to
a total sum of something like fifteen
or sixteen millions over and above the
ten millions appropriated by congress
the officers of the canal commission
have violated the law and made them
selves liable to prosecution under the
federal statutes. C..
I'd Oh course no arrests are, looked for,
Bit the congressional leaders intend to
make a strenuous contest for what they
regard asstheir rights. It is the only
way they can retain control over the
canal expenditures.
Their; attitude is that rot dollar
can be spent except upon estimates
submitted and direct and specific ap-
preparation according TO law. Inas-
much as the administration evidently
intends going ahead on the theory
that it is already legally authorized to
spend or contract for the whole $I45.-
900 900 named In the Spooner act, an
interesting contest between the two
branches Of the government is looked
for 5* Ef IA ss4gf 81 &f5fs5k ssg s
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BR BRIcKLAYER is HEIR HI.
TO NINE MILLIONS

Chicago, Nov. a5.Thomas H.
Mitchell, city bricklayer who earns
IS a day is reported to have fallen heir
to $o soc, 900, his portion Of an estate
5of $47, 100000 left by two granduncles
IN Australia He says information to
this effect came tohin yesterday from
his former home, Portumna, county of
Galway, Ireland His mother, ks said,
inherited the estate, and he will receive
"a share. He is awaiting further con-
.frn1ation Of the report before he lays
down his troWei
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25

ON BOARD
e. E. BENNETT OF FARGO
ON ILL FATED SHIP
The Argo Is On the Shore and the
Steel Eiuli Appears to Have Been
Little Damaged Captain and Grew
Remained Aboard.

Holland, Mich Nov. y. The steain-
er Argo, which was blown on the beach
in yesterdays storm hes high and dry
on the sand today The water has re-
ceded SO that greater part Of the
staunch steel hull is on the shore The
night was spent by Captain Stewart
and members of the crew on board
without an uiitoward incident. Among
the passengers taken off yesterday was
sC. E. Bennett OF Fargo. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
INT IRRATIONAL FLEET
SAILED FOR ATHENS

Athens, Nov 25The international
fleet, assembled at Pieraus for the pur-
pose Of making a demonstration
against Turkey in support OF the de-
.nlands Of the powers for financial con-
troll of Macedonia, sailed at noon to-
day under. sealed orders. E WAX
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REPLY TO
THE PORTE
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
ORDERED By POWERS
The Ambassadors to Turkey Concluded
the Best Thing Would Be q Show Of
Strength No Massacre Without Of
4 ficial Sanction.

& Constantinople, Nov. 2s.-The ann
sbassadors Of the powers at a confer
.ence, just held, decided to proceed with
the naval demonstration as the best an
5swer to the porte $ notes. There ap-
pears TO be no chance OF anticipation
of a demonstration unless word is
given from a high source. u
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CHORUS lIRI. sIsINEn.

New York, NOV Because She
would not wear a tiny British flag the
night Prilce Louis and his; staff were
at the theatre. May Leslie. chorus
girl, was fined SIS and yesterday
served notice of suit for damages
against the ilanagenlerat
The flags were sent to the theatre by
British officers and the girls iii the
chorus were instructed TO wear them.
Miss Leslie, who is Irish. refused point
blank I'm not the first Irish mar
tyr, she declared.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
!EITzSIMMoNs VS.. n,RRIE.N

San Francisco. Nov The Fitz-
simmons @ Brien contest will be held.
at Mechanics pavilion on Tuesday.
evening, Dec go. This announcement
of the date is authorized by tele-
gram from Promoter Coffrotl. who IS
still iii New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
NEW KING
in NORW Az
NORWEGIANS WARMLY
WELCOMED MONARcHS
The King and Queen Entered Christian
Ia Ia State = The Weather Was
Snowy and Foggy-New King Has
Tackled His $500, 900 Job. :

Christiania, Nov. 25.-The state en-
try Of King Haakon and Queen Maud
into the city took place this afternoon.
The Msather was snowy and foggy but
the enthusiasm OF the crowds was not
dampened -. - = - - -.-
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MUTINY REPORTEDs

London, Nov rs dispatch to. .Reu-
Ster's Telegram company from ST. Peters
burg says II is persistently reported there
that there has. been inutiny I'M the
Black Sea fleet and that portions Of the
sSebastopol garrison have rnutiried, kill
ing the chief Of staff and wounding d
colonel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
ROW OVER IIoRs Sc DEAL

Springfield, Ill, Nov. Is. LIN 4 fight
resulting from a disagreement iii con-
nection with a horse trade, Will and
James Hinnlan shot and killed Samuel
Douglass, probably fatally wounded
John Lawrence and severely wounded
Charles Cassofl, all Of New Berlin. III
is said that the killing was done iii self
defense. The Humans gave them
selves up to the sheriff
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.COSSACKS CHARGED WITH
ASSAUI TING WOMEN
b

3 Saratoff, Nov IS The local zemstvo
is protesting to Governor Sahkaoffl
against the cruelty and the violence Of
the cossacks who are charged with as
sanlting women. The provincial pris-i
sons are full of arrested peasants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
SAIL LORS And TROOPS
JOINED THE RIOTERS

Sevastopol, Nov 25The sailors Of
the port and tie Brest regiment have
nutinied and joined the worknien who
are holding a meeting under a rel flag.
The city is in a state of panic.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
THE NOBILITY APPEALS
FOR BETTER PROTECTION

Novocherbassk, Nov 25-Tile nos
bility Of this province have urgently re-
aquested the dispatch here Of four regi-..
n1erts of cossacks to protect their es-
tates against the peasantry.
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coREAtN BUSINESS.

Washington, Nov 2S Secretary
Root has informed the Japanese gov-5
ernment he will conduct the Corean af-
fairs through tie Japanese. The ie-
CATION here will be withdrawn.
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BADLY BURNED.

Carfingtols N q {. Nov. 25..-I &.
Gfneel, proprietor Of the hotel here. iss
suffering from serious burns about the
head and lace, caused by the explosion
of the gasoline lamp under the coffee
Urn, 3 s;s ss
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RATIFICATION
EXCHANGED.
THE TREATY BETWEEN
la@ JAPAN AND RUSSIA
The Final and Formal Ceremonies
Were Completed This Afternoon at
Washington, aud the Treaty Has
Now Become History.

Washington, Nov. 2s,-The ex-
change OF the ratification Of the treaty
between Japan and Russia took place
at 4 o'clock this. afternoon at the state
department. The ceremony was SIM
pie. ~ +, -5 .54 .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-25
GOMPERS RE ECTED
HEAD OF FEDE RATION

Pittsburg. Noy. 25. Samuel Comp
ers was today reelected president Of
the American Federation of Labor BY
practically a unanimous vote.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
NOvELA REAL
CurlosaS aventuraS del nave
gante holandes Van Beu-
rem en- Java.
EL MONO Y Ell HOMBRE
Animal raro encontradO en-
los bosques virgenes
del Gabon.
EL MONO Y Ell HOMBRE

Mucho So habl6 en- los meses pa
sados de las aventuras de un navegan-
to holandes llamado Van Beuren, que
habiendo naufragade cerca de la isis
de Java, SO inferno en- bosques miste-
riosos y hubo dc pasar una noche su-
bido en- un arbol. Cuando empezaba
q dominarle el susro, oy6 unos gritos
parecidos al sonido que en- espsfiol
tienen las sflabas <quirri,, seguidos
de un gran ruido de hojarasca. FL
buen holand6s esper6 al dfa para saber
que era aquello, en- el caso de que pu-
diera averiguarlo, con el sobresalto
que 81 de suponer. AunQue tard6 mas
de 10 que desssrs, lego Ia aurora
tambien aquel dis y Van Beuren vi6
en- otra parte dol mismo Arbol aque 81
se habfa subido un nido gigantesco,
cuya entrada media cerca de un metro
Luego vi6 una cabezs coronada de pc.
10 negro despues el cuerpo de un
animal que no era hombre nj mono,
pero que participate de ambas for
mas. Aquel extrafo ser de'cendi6 y
echo & correr en- posici6n bfpeda dando
slaridos.
Los zoologos, estudiando las OBJ
servaciones referidas por el naufrago
holandes, supusieron 81 se tratarfa
del pitecantopo, animal presentido por
Ia ciencia y que, de existir, serviria
de enlace al shomo sapiens, con los
ccadrumanos.
Ahora ha aparecido otro ser OK.
traordinario; pero esta vez no SO ira
to de 10 narraci6n mas 6 m6nos auten.
tica de un viaiero. Varios colonos de
Gab6n que Sc habian internado hacia
el Sur por los bosques hssta ent6nces
nunca recorridos de los hombres han
encontrado, cazadoy dado muerte q
una especie de chimpancS gigantesco
de mayor altura que un granadero
mecklenburgu6s, de craneo tornado
con gran semejanza al del hombre
La nariz es prolongada y completa-
mente blanca. Una de las manos de
este animal, que fu6 cortada en- Ia lu.
cha, peso dos kilos.
Las revistas cientificas frsncesas
& inglesas dedican al caso minuciosos
(Contintta en- Ia pdgi ma 9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
|LA COR7E SUPREMA
Senalamiento de ape'aclones
en- causas crlminales lleva-
das antee el Tribunal.
CUATRO PENAS De MUERTE
Angel Salinas, Luisa Ncvarez
Ortiz, Francisco Rivera y
Francisco Dones.

Martes 3, Luis Felipe Dsssds, Ha-
bsas Corpus. Martes 3, Leandro Ss-
tiricbe, Habeas Corpus. Microbes 4,
Rafael Pesante Gomez, Habsas Cor.
pus. Jueves S, Jose Reyes Alvarez,
Viernes 6, Antonio Paz Rabeaa Cor
pus. Martes 10, Eugenio Caraballo,
Habeas Corpus. Microbes II, Gre
gorio Colon, Habeas Corpus. Jueves
II, Angel Maria Salinas, Asesinato
en- primer grado. Viernes l3, Luisa
Nevarez Ortiz, Asesinato On primer
grado Martes II, Arturo Aponte y
otro, Deito electoral Microbes 18,
Artonio Rivera y otro, Dslito electo-
raj. Jueves I9, Jasta Soriano, Abu-
80 de confanza Viernes 20, Francis
co Rivera alias Panchito, Asesinato
en- primer grsdo. Martes "a, Juan
BocsneRra Nuhez. Asesinato en- 10.
gundo grado. Microbes Is, Ramon
Gonzalez, Estafa. Jueves z6, Fran
c's,o C6rdovs, Seduction, Viernes
q, Ramon Noble, Dellto contra el
Ersrio. Marles 81, JoAe Guzman y
otro, aseslnato en- segundo grado.
Noviembre.- .-Mi6rcoles II, Juan
vazquez y otros, Acometimiento y
sgresl6n. Jueves 2, Juan de Mata
Eigier y otro, Robo. Viernss 3, Fran
cisco Dones Ramos, Asesinaso en- pri.
mer grado. Msrt's Z, Eurebio To.
rres Car delario, Ssducci5n. Mierso-
les 5, jose de TIL mas, Homicide.
Jueves 8, Evangelio Merced, Atenta
do contra la vida
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Ultima nora
des6rden CngosChoque los Gbeaes pocue
Enrique Vuendas~>ucho excion abana

Lalucha generazo enonces convrtendose e interior
las ercanas del hotel campo de bataa Hay muchos
herdos de ambas parties.
E origen de este choque es la ucha political que ad
quere caracter sangrento Vuendas pubc6 hace dez
dias editorial muy duro para la poca para e acade,
Garcia Vieta. Rena gran exctac6n en- la Habana
donde Enrique Vuendas tenia populardad por su AFRO
o Ia Convention de 1899 ypor campanas como re-
presentante en- la Camara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

New York Setiembre 23.--.Anoche la policia ntento
registrar Cienfuegos-Cuba-el hotel que residia
Enrique Vluendas, leader del partido liberal director
del per6dco DIARIo CUBANo. Viluendas Sc opuso con
energia, protestando contra la egaldad la violencia
de aque acto que callfc6 de venganza personal
arenga sus migos.
La polcfa empleo entonces la uerza por orden de
efe senior Ylance Este Vluendas encontraron dis
pararon Los dos quedaron muertos acto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
REVOCATION De PODER

Por escritura de hoy 80 de Agos-
to ante el notario de Adiuntas, la que
suscribe por 81 y en- representation de
sus memories hiios, ha tenido por con-
veniente revocar en- todas aus parties
el poder general que tenla conferido q
favor de don Juan Cardona y Coma.
lez, quien deia en- su buena opinion
y fama.
6.-v. SALvADORA RAMIREZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23
Mr.. Sergio Withe en- Paris
Gofo 1artariia dec|arado neutral
Gar npoe onennch en- Haa Pewa @pahda contra empacn

New York, Stbre 23.-El penipotenciario russo Mr..
Sergio Wthe encuentra Paris Aver vsit6 al pres
dente Loubet, ceebrando conerenca muy arga
Hoy ha oecldo banquete al mnstro de eacones exte
rores Mr. Rouvier este acto asstran e cmba ador
los ministries de guerra marina. Sc cree que pasara
luego Berlin para vsar al emperador Gulermo drgen
dose ensegulda San Peter.burgo II pueblo frances
ge con cierta ndiferenca al estadista russo.
Seg1n nforman de Washington, hay seguridades de
que apare esrecha del goo de Tartara sera decarada
neutral para los efectos del armstco entire los eecto
las escuadras de Russia el Jap6n.
Cabegraffan de Palermo al Neavs York Herald que
por de las grandes excavacones hechas las mi
de azufre del Monte San Paolno, produjo des
plome espantoso que eput6 la poblac6n de Sutera La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

catastrofe terrible Hay centenares de muertos los
danos la propiedad suben mllones de lras Sc esta
por separar los escombrosy esraer los cada
veres La coasternacl6n publlca inmensa.
Comunican de Washington que e Car de Russia ha ma
nestado al presdene Roosevelt deseo de que verh
que cuano anes reunion del Congreso de la paz la
Haya E Epresdente ha respondido adn; pero cree
que conestacon era favorable al deseo del Car Esan
ceebrandose frecuentes enrevstas dpomacas los
bajadores de las prncipales potencas europeas.
Dcen de Madrid que la pensa espanoa ha alberto
snos la America del Sur Ell punto mas castgado Ga
cia Los perodicos de la Coruna, Santiago Orense Vgo
Ferro, secundan vgorosamente los de Madrid, una
cruzada impacabe contra las agenclas de emgrantes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-23

ETHE HBLvRTIA.-27 oalle de
Ia CruE. Gran casa de hsspedes. tTa-
BILE L. hstel,. Aposentos para fanilias
nersonas selas. Comidas q dncueA-
"a centaves cubierto. 8ahos. TelefoAs
1872. Apartado correo, sS. Propieta,,
rio, Pedre Schlra. Nota: Este Aosel
sstA eargs dc uHa ssiieYiia 0agae'
hA
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-22
Administrative Sale.

| will sell at public auction at the
Thomas StapletOn ranch, 3h miles
east of Moore. Fergus county, Mont,
on Saturday, the 4th day of March,
A. d. 1904, the personal property be-
longing to the estate of Thomas Slap
Teton, deceased, as follows: Cook
stove, chairs, table, incubator, spring
wagon, bedstead, springs, cream sep
arator and other furniture and arti-
Giles of personal property. Will also
offer for sale the wheat, oats and bar
ley belonging to said estate. Sale is
TO commence at 10 o'clock. Free luncn
at noon. Other personal property con
sisting of one horse, Is head of hogs
one spring wagon, one feed grinder
and other miscellaneous articles will
be sold. Terms, cash.
ELIZA J. STAPL ETON,
Administrative.