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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

The county commissioners have ap'
pointed the following judges OF elec-
ton to serve at the ensuing election:
Stanford-E A. Hamilton, F. w.
Mitchell, E. F.. Tuttle.
Wareham-John Ross, Levi knerr,
Frank Spragg.
Philbrook-C. NJ. Goodell. J. r. Muir
ray, NJ. A. Trachy.
Utica-Walter A. Waite, J. l.. Nor
ris, VIM. Jackson, B. Grudy, Martin
Messner.
Garneill-D. M. Sherman. John John
son. James Doores, Hugh Dawes, John
Myers.
Trout creek-W. H. Barney, d. NJ
Nicholson, R. w. Clifford.
Lower observation-disclosures Often
]. D. Sloan, H. WannebO.
Upper Cottonwood-C. E. Mahana
VIM. Davis. w. B. Jones.
Ross Forks. H. Powell. JOS. King
John Branger.
West Lewistown-A. B. Lehman
Ed. Brassey. w. w. Watson. G. W
Anderson. ]. H. Charters.
East Lewistown-S. w. Pennock
]. A. Benjamin, A. NJ. Medigar. Tim
othy Crowley, C. B. Nolt.
East Fork-E. c. Busch, w. ID
jackson, Jesse Clark.
Deeraeld-Theo. HOgeland, c. V
Peck. E. D. Barney.
Maiden-Peter Norris. T. E. Merry
field, C. N. Dryden.
Moccasin-F. F. C0lver, Frank
swears, Frank Mitchell.
Moccasin City-Thos. Garlick, E. NJ
Nave, H. N. Clingan.
Grass Range-G. w. Ayres, M. +
Tiegen, B. F. MOulton.
Forest Grove-D. l.. Tyler. Frank II
Lyons, Thomas Casey.
lips, Henry Burnett.
Box Elder-A. c. Wiedman, o. +
Romunstad, c. e. White.
Alder Grove-W. H. Fergus. JohI
Brooks. r. B. Fergus.
Judith-G. R. Norris. P. T. Taarland
A. J. Porter.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
JUDGES OF ELECTION ARE APPOINTED

Gilt Edge-W. w. Badger, e. J. Rule,
B. C. Wiedeman, J. T. Wells, J. e..
Wasson.
dan. w. d. Woodson.
Cruse-E. l.. Martin, Nelson St
.Jermain. Michael Lynch.
Musselshell-C. B. Wallace, J. r.
Cooley, N. B. Brockway.
Halbert-W. L. Halbert, Thos. Hal
bert, Burt Long.
Weede-S. w. Weede, John O'Dea
Ed. Martin.
Lavina-D. w. slayton, Frank
Vanck, G. II. Belcher
Elso-Henry Wells, Magnus Lind
strand, Brit Stein.
Highfield-J. l.. Asbridge. John El
lott, d. X. Anderson.
Wilder-Chas. w. Tyler, James
Tyler. A. Pai1mont.
New Year-Joseph Meredith. NJ
Gibson, Otto Anderson.
Edgewater-R. w. McMahan. w. w
Allen, C. E. Moulton.
Everson-F s. Fuller, F. H. King
l.. F. Border.
KendalHT. r. Matlock, J. NJ. Par
rent, H. o. Wareham, J. s. Kelly
Thomas Riser.
Sapphire-Henry Gates, H. E. Malt.
by, Arthur Noel.
Rockford-D. v. Coffman, C. A.
Evans, &. P. CoOmbs
MOore-E. r. Hersey. T. E. Rice
John Malcolm.
Knerrville-G. s. Knerr, II. W.
HutchisOn, p. A. Boyer.
Brass-Fred Jenni. John Jenni, J.
F. Vanck.
Valentine. W. Rutledge, f. j.
Sanford, B. M. Bean.
Pine Grove-A. Morrison, r. w.
Noble, Philip Jimmerfeld.
Straw--Thomas Gregory, w. B.
Shell, ]. A. Dover.
Piper-F. W. Piper. Perry Heath,
Perry s. Glenn.
Natal-Otis Aish. p. r. ElstOn. ]. 8.
Pratt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
HOW ROSCOS AND BROWN
REACHED THE MOUNTAINS

All the officers who have been look
ing for the Rosco brothers and Charles
Brown, the men who escaped from the
county Jail last week, have now re-
ported, and it looks very much as
though the fugitives would not be re-
captured, although the effort to locate
them will continue. Under Sheriff Ed.
Martin came in from the Snowy noun
tain district, where he investigated a
report that the men had been seen
in that vicinity. The facts as disclosed
indicate the plan followed by the
Jail birds in getting away. 1t appears
that Wednesday morning, the day fol-
lowing the jail break, John Wolf,
rancher who resides near Bear Paw.
left his place to visit a neighbor. He
rode away on horse between 8 and
9 o'clock, and was gone but short
time. On returning he saw three men
near his place, going towards the
mountains, but paid no special atten'
ton to them. Mr.. Wolf did not go to
his house for some time, but when
he entered, he found that others had
been there and stolen four cans OF
tomatoes, four cans Of corn, four cans
of condensed milk, one ham, side
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
No Joint Deb ate.

Helena, Oct. 3.-David G. Browne,
chairman of the Democratic state cen
trail committee, to-day received let
ter from Fletcher Maddox, chairman
of the Republican state central COM
mittee, declining the invitation to ar
range for joint debates between the
candidates for congress. Mr.. Maddox
bases his declination on the fact that
the dates for Mr.. Pray have already
been fixed, and also on the ground
that the issues in the campaign are
not new or novel. He says the only is
sue is whether the principles and pol
icies of Roosevelt shall be indorsed
or repudiated.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

A. c. Graves, of Harlowton, is in
the city today.
Watson Boyle. of BOZeman. is here
on one of his periodical business visits
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, of Pine
Grove. are in town.
l.. Robinson, of St. Louis. is paying
the Fergus metropolis a business visit
T. E. Carson, of Fort Worth, Texas,
is visiting his son, w. A. Carson. of
this city. and will spend some time in
Lewistown.
In the matter of the estate of VIII
liam C. POtt. deceased. Frank Barnes
filed in the district court petition
for letters testamentary.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

of bacon, eight loaves of bread and
a pair of shoes. At once he recalled
the three men he had seen walking
away. but some hours had elapsed
and they were, of course, out of sight
by this time, although he had no doubt
that they were the guilty parties. Mr..
Wolf did not learn of the Jail break
until Saturday night following, and he
at once reported this occurrence to
the officers but no track of the men
could be found when Mr.. Martin ar
rived. It will be seen that such a
stock of food as they secured at the
Wolf place would be sufficient to last
them for some time, and was secured
just when 1t was most needed. The
occurrence makes 1t reasonably GER
tain that after getting out of jail
the men contented themselves with
hiding in the brush close to this city
until it was dark, and then started
out for the Snowy mountains. Mr.
VOLTS place is II miles from Lewis
town, and they would just about be
able to make it by the next morning
using great caution when it became
daylight
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

Mr. and Mrs. H. c.. McEvony and
family accompanied by Miss Eta Dav-
is and r. H. Parker, returned Mon
day from ten days outing at Flat.
willow. They were successful In catch
ing fish and also got some game. Neil
McEvony killed two deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Dougherty and
David Wills left for Lewistown Tues
day where they will join q party OF
friends and attend the state fair at
Helena.
Alexander Pfchette, who won one of
the horses races at the LewistOwn car
nival, has failed so far to receive any
money for the same. The prize award
ed was $25.
Mrs. Wight, the teacher at Magin-
mis-, returned from the institute Sat
urday.
Some of the ranchers in this vicin-
ity are busy threshing. B. c. Wiede-
man was out threshing Tuesday
p. c. Weydert and Hugh Green were
out in the country near Maginnis.
Vincent Gies has contract to run
tunnel on some Cone Butte proper
ty.
John McIlhone, who was foreman of
the Gold Reef mine, has gone out to-
his ranch on Mcdonald creek. He ex-
poets to do some building and get the
place ready to move his family there
soon.
John NJ. White and Fred Coos. two.
gentlemen who do considerable cyan
iding, have taken an option on the
Surprise group of mining claims and
have some men at work prospecting.
They report the showing very good.
Jas Mungall had his shoulders dis
located and was otherwise injured by
having an ore wagon turn over on him
last Monday afternoon.
Prof. Park, of Helena, is building
plant at Maiden to work the tailings
of the Maginnis mill. He proposes to
extract the metal from the ore by an
electrical process, and claims that by
his process he can oxidize the ore as
much in a few hours as exposure to
the weather would do in as many
years. The presence Of copper in the
tailings in ore is and advantage in this
process instead of hindrance, as is u.s.
ually the case in cyaniding. The Maid
en- plant will have a capacity OF 100
tons every twenty-four hours and will
be ready for operating in few days.
Lewis and Emett Gofforth, Ralph
Harry and Burt Mattox returned Sum
day from a seven weeks trip through
the park. The boys say the weather
was ideal. the flies and mosquitoes did
not cause any inconvenience. Every
thing in the park was fine They were
able to secure some big game and
brought a fine specimen of an elk's
head home with them.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell, who has been
visiting friends IN Minneapolis and
Long Lake, Minn. returned Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Campbell had fine Wis.
1t but is glad to get back to Montana.
/ Milton K. Seeley died on THURSDAY
evening September the 9Th, 1905, ct.
the coal mine about 8 miles east OF.
town. Mr.. Seeley came to Fergus coun-
ty from Miles City about 8 years axo.
He was miner by occupation ana
worked in the different mines in this
(Continued On paoe 81
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

AT GILT EDGE
Rev. r. p. Craven Presides at the
First Quarterly Conference OF
the Methodists.
DEVELOPING SURPRISE GROUP
Fred Goos and J. N. White secure Op-
ton on the Property-Personal
Mention.

Gilt Edge, Oct. 4.-W. E. Wilson, the
veteran miner and prospector, was
business vititor to Lewistown this
week.
]. ID. Dwight who had been at
Moore for several weeks, returned to
Gilt Edge this week.
J. j. Lewis is in I1ewistOwn this
week attending some business matters.
J. e. Lyons and e. c. Abbott, dele
gates to the Democratic state conven'
ton at Butte, arrived home last week
Nellie Shell left for Kendall las'
week. Miss Shell has position in
H. Daniels restaurant
Curtis G. Campbell, Miss Alice Laml
and Miss Eta Sawyer returned Satur
day from attendance at the joint IN
stitute of Fergus and Meagher coul
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harvey, of Lew
istown, were calling on friends here
Sunday.
w. l.. Cragg, of Lewistown, was hele
Saturday attending the funeral OF M
X. Seeley.
Chas. G. Edwards was at Edgewater
Wednesday serving papers for the dep
uty sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff Charles WhitcOmb
has been out of town this week on
Official business.
J. E. Wasson and B. C. Wiedeman
were visitors at Maiden Tuesday.
H. N. Rae was a Kendall visitor
Tuesday.
Chas. Tyler and family. of Wilder
Mont, are visiting Mrs. Tylers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Green. The
hay crop was excellent In their neigh
borhOOd this season and the range is
in fine condition. The outlook for a
good season for stock has not been
better for years.
Rev. r. M. Craven, presiding elder
of the Lewistown district of the Meth.
odist church, held meeting of the
firts quarterly conference here Mon.
day evening. Mr.. Craven preached an
excellent sermon which was follow.
ed by business meeting, the trustees
and stewards being present. The pro
position of Rev. Krieger relative to
taking up the work ct Kendall VA
discussed and nothing definite deter
mined upon. Mr.. Craven commended
those present for the good showing
made in the financial affairs of the
church. He loft here Tuesday morn
ing for Kendall.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

were drawn to decide who was winner
of the prize-a beautiful rose jar-Mrs.
Humphries winning in the draw. A
most delectable lunch was then SER
we'd. Those present were Mesdames
Matlock, Shute, Newton, Martin, e. r.
King, Fletcher, R. King, Shaw, Hum
phries, Dorland, Kerr, Knowles. Jack
son and Campbell.
Mrs. Hagenson and two sons, Eddie
and George, and little daughter Leone,
left Sunday for their home in Helena
after a pleasant visit of several weeks
at the home of her daughter Mrs. F.
M. Dorland.
DR.. ]. w. Shute left Sunday for =
short visit in Helena.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. John
jackson Jr., entertained very delight
fully in honor Of Mrs. Edward Knowles.
Those present were Mrs. Knowles Mrs.
Sam Whipple, Mrs. Hershal King, Miss
Belle Shorey and Miss Elsie King.
Mrs. H. H. Lang entertained a few
ladies Saturday afternoon at her beaul-
iful home on the hill. Five hundred
was played, after which most dainty
lunch was served. Mrs. Lang charmed
tions during the afternoon.
A wedding of more than passing in
terest to Kendallites was consummated
in Lewistown last week. Mrs. Mary A.
Shaules and Mr.. Jacob Weistaner OF
Billings were married at o'clock last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Trepp. The happy
couple left for Billings, their future
home with the congratulations and
best wishes of a host Of friends.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher has been on
| the sick list this week, also her little
daughter Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, of Lewistown.
were Sunday visitors in camp.
The Ladies Aid held a pleasant and
profitable meeting Friday Sept. 28th
at the home of Mrs. F. M. Dorland.
There was a goodly attendance. Work
for a Christmas bazaar was begun In
earnest. Delicious refreshments of tea
and cake were served. The next meet
ing will held Oct. 18TH at the home
of Mrs. Howard l. Shaw.
DR.. C. w. Shute was a visitor at
the county seat for few hours Tues.
day.
Presiding Elder Craven, OF Stockett
drove up from Lewistown Tuesday
holding services in the schOol-house
Wednesday evening.
Bishop Brewer, of this diocese, and
Rev. H. G. Wakefield, arrived in Ken
dali Friday holding evening services
in the schoOl-house
Little Frances Smith celebrated hel
3rd birthday Wednesday afternoon a,
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Andy Smith. Bert and Helen Dorland
Robert Hamilton, Julia Campbell and
Harold Riser were present. The after
noon was most happily spent in games
Refreshments consisting of sandwich
es, cake and fruit were served. Many
useful and dainty remembrances were
received by the little hostess. Mri
! Tom Riser assisted Mrs. Smith in en-
tertaining the little tots.
James w. Kidd, the painter, return
ed this week to Kendall, bringing hi
family. They are getting settled In tn,
Archoie Mccormick house.
/ (C0nflnuo6 m na1a Ql
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

Capt Harry o. willard of the
Fifth U. s. cavalry. accompanied by
his wife and child, arrived last eve
ming and are visiting with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. willard.
The new citizenship blanks have
been received by Clerk J. B. Ritch. of
the district court. and the first one
used was by Miss Anna Carleton. who
fled her declaration Of intention this
week. a
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

Herman Clausda, one of the old res
idents of Cottonwood creek, Left this
morning for Helena. where he will Wis
II with his brother for . week or two,
and then proceed to San Diego, Call
fornia. to remain until next summer
San Diego has become very popular
as a winter resort for Lewistown peo-
pie and there are also there a number
Of permanent resident who formerly
called Fergus county their home.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
FERGUS WINS HONORs,
Two First Prizes for Wheat at the
state Fair.


Special to the Argus.
Helena, Oct. 5.-Fergus county has
done well at the state fair. Sandy Bak-
er, Of Cottonwood, was today awarded
the first prize dndividuaD for wheat,
and Fergus county was awarded the
first prize over all the counties of the
state for its display of wheat Lorimer.
the Fergus county rider, is leading in
the great COW boys relay race. but is
only minute and half ahead Of his
nearest competitor, and the finish is
going to be exceedingly close. Lori
mer's horses are showing the effect
Of the hard work they have done on
the three days.
A high wind prevails here today,
and the weather conditions are very
disagreeable.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

You have all heard it said that If
you don't register you can't vote, and
some of you have tested the accuracy
of the statement in former elections.
Don't make any mistake this time.
Register on the first day and have 1t
off your mind.
Every Republican voter should see
that his name is on the registry list
this year. The way to stand by ROose-
welt Is to vote for Republican con-
gressman; for Republican legislators
in order to send Republican to the
United States senate, and for the Re
publican candidates for county offices.
Registration for the general cleo
ton will begin Oct. ID and continue
to and including Oct. q, with an ex
ira day on Oct 20 for the benefit OF
those who were absent on the regular
dates. The registration officer for
Lewistown is Harry G.. Brown, who
will keep the books at his Main street
store.
The Republican central committee
has opened headquarters in the Laux
building, on Main street, near the land
office. occupying the rooms recently
vacated by o. w. Belden. The loca-
ton is central and the rooms we'll
suited to the purpose. Chairman J.
C. HuntoOn, Secretary J. M. Croft or
Treasurer Edward Brassey will be at
headquarters pretty much all the time
and the work of the committee will
be pushed vigorously from this time
on.
Following is the section of the plat
form adopted at the Democratic coun-
ty convention with regard to the plac-
ing of public funds by the county treas
urer:
I'VE pledge that our candidate for
county treasurer, in the event OF his
election, shall distribute the funds Of
the county propOrtiOnately. according
to the capitalization, among the var
ious banks of Fergus county, and that
insofar as the same may be In accord
ance with the law that he will SO place
the said moneys as to receive the great
est income therefrom, and that, such in
come shall be converted into the coun-
ty treasury"
Section IA of article IL of the consti-
tuition of the state provides as fol
lows:
The making Of profit out Of public
moneys by any public Of
ficer shall be deemed felony, and
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

to see the actual and urgent need for
new building, and they are largely
responsible for the support being given
to the plan in the country.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

Total ................. .$97 1868. 40
The receipts during September
amounted to $4.307.13, and come from
the following sources: Taxes, 1872;
License. $2,522; county officers fees,
$1,O5O48; other sources $717.93.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
FINANCES OF COUNTY IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION

The report of County Treasurer L.
P. Chandler for Sept, shows that the
county finances are in very healthy
condition. There was on hand in the
various funds on Oct. 1, $97, 368.40,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
Register.

Register.
Don't fail to register.
Fix the date in your mind now
Oct. Is is the day you register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

Continued on page 81
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CONTINUED on page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-25
Hebrew Sabbath School Outing.

The annual outing Of the Sabbath school
of the Washington Hebrew congregation
is In progress today at Luna Park. The
Washingtonians invited the children of the
Alexandria Sabbath school to enjoy the
day with them. One Of the events arranged
Is game of ball between the Progress and
OctagOn teams of the Temple League, who
will contest for the cup donated by the
Sabbath school board. The cup has been
held since the annual outing last season
by the Progress team.
The committee in charge of the athletic
events consists of M. Fischer, D. j. Kauf-
man and D. Kahn The teams will line up
as follows:
Progress Clubs. King, catcher; H. Price,
center field: 8. Fischer, second base; F..
Pelzman. third base: M. King. pitcher:
Capt. L. King, shortstop: s. Rosenthal,
left field: j. Selinger, right field; J. F'ischel.
first base
Octagon club-H. jacob, shortstop: Capt.
M. Fischer. pitcher; M. Eiseman, left field;
M. King, first base; D. Stern. catcher; l..
Marx. second base; D. Baer, third base;
L. Rosenthal. center field; B. Baer, right
field.
The committee in charge of the annual
outing Is made up Of: M. Fischer. chair
man: d. J. kaufman, vice chairman; Nor
ris Rosenberg. ]. Eisemann and D. Kahn.
They will be assisted by the board Of
ladies' auxiliary: Mrs M. Newmyer, chair
man: Mrs. Hecht, Mrs. D. Kahn, Mrs
Hartz. Mrs. L. Somehow. Mrs NJ Marks
and Mrs. I. Neuman. treasurer and secre-
tary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-25
COURT REBUKEs DEFENDANT.
Judge Kimball Fines Jacob Wilson
and Sends Him to Workhouse.

This is one Of the worst cases OF the
decentralization of children that has come
to my attention in some time" said Judge
Kimball in the Police Court today when
Jacob Wilson of 9O4 Blagden alley was
presented In court upon a charge OF keeping
a disorderly house. He was fined 500 with
six months in the workhouse.
It was alleged by Policeman Coffin OF the
second precinct, who made the arrest. that
Wilson had been allowing girls and boys
to come in hts place and play craps and
drink beer and whisky Mary Miles, col
ored, aged fifteen. testified that she had
drank whisky and beer in the house In
company with boys and that she had seen
craps playing
Mabel Grant and others testified that
craps playing had been INDUCED In by the
frequenters Of the place and that Mary
Miles had been so intoxicated some time
ago that she had to be carried from the
place.
Wilson took the stand and said he could
not keep the children out Of his place, and
that they would come in. despite his orders
to the contrary.
When Judge Kimball pronounced sentence
he stated that If the 500 fine be not paid
Wilson should spend another six months
in the workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-25
FILED FOR PROBATE.
Wills Of Solomon sugenheimer and
John B. Quinn


The will Of Solomon Sugenheimer dated
April Is. 1905. was today fled for probate.
By its terms 500 Is bequeathed to the Semi
nary for Jewish Teachers in Hanover. Ger
many. A bequest of 5000 Is made to the
children Of Jessel Joseph Of Baltimore. Md.
To Jacob Siegel of Detroit, Mich. 500 is
given. The remaining personal estate Is
to be divided equally between Zerline Sug-
enheimer and Babette Blumenfeld. sisters
of the deceased:
Lot 81. in square 435. Is devised to Mrs
Babette BlumenfeId, and part lots 1 and z
square ATT, to Jennie Kleeblatt. Moritz Blu
menfeld and Raymond Blumenfeld. Lot 3d.
square $50. is given to Attorney Leon To-
by him and his father In behalf of the tes-
tator. The residue of the real estate is left
to Zerline Sugenheimer and Babette Blu
menfeld for life. At their death 1t is to go
to Moritz Blumenfeld, Raymond Blumen-
field and Jennie Kleeblatt. nesphews and
niece Of Mr.. Sugenheimer.
A request Is made Of the remaindermen
that when the property descends to them
each will make a donation of 500 to some
local Jewish charity.
Moritz Blumenfeld. Jennie kleeblatt and
Raymond Blumenfeld are named executors.
The entire estate Of John B. Quinn, la tie
an inmate of the Soldiers Home is to be
divided by his two nephews, James H.
Quinn Of Bloomington. Neb., and Sherman
Mercer Quinn of Omaha, Neb., according
to the will filed today with Register Tan
ner. 1t bears date Of May 10. 1905.