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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-20
MADE OFF WITH $4,000.

Nicolaeiveff. Aug 19-Eight armed MOI,
attacked the treasurer of the Black Sea
company ut midday today on the princl
pal street here. They killed the treas
urer as well as a policeman. who was
accompanying him and made off with Sl4-
nnn $500 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-20
STREET CAR COLLISION.

Granite City. Ill, Aug. 1S9.-James Beat
ty. residence unknown. was probably ia
tally injured in a collision between two
persons were more or less seriously hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-20
CURIOUS FIGURES.
Boston Transcript.l

Casey-Oi see thot thin Arnychists do
4 be creatin a great disturbance abroad
Dugan-Faith they arei There isn't
crowned head but do be shakin' in his
shoes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-20
BLIGHT IN IRELAND.

London, Aug. ia serious potato
blight has appeared In the heart of Ire
land and threatens the failure of the crop.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-12

Miss Jennie Norton Is here visiting her
sister Mrs. Wilson Rhodes.
Local Post Cards at Rath & Bainbrldge
These cards are excellent Set OF o local
views 35c.
For RENT-Good basement rooms we'll
located. For offices or other business.
Russell & Crane. u
Mrs. O. II. Simpson has been visiting
in Kinsley during the week, the guest OF
Dr. And Mrs. sterritt.
hrs. Clarence Rankin Is here from Dial
Hart, Texas, for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Bartlett.
WANTED-Teanis, Teams, Teams, at
Garden City Sugar Factory, 35c per hour.
Slip work, hauling and grade work.
Let me help you get home. have
arrangements that will help. Come ant
talk it over with me, p, Ii. Sughrue.
Mrs. w. n. Locke left Tuesday for
Chandler, Oklahoma, where she was
called by the serious Illness Of her father.
Clifford Witherspron and wife have
gone TO Chicago where Mr.. Witherspoon
will take position with the Rock Island
road.
VIM. Martin began threshing his crop
on the Crawford place Tuesday. 1t is
understood that several machines are at
work in the county this week.
The daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs. l..
l.. Taylor on June 20, has been named
Madeyn June. The little lady is
granddaughter of Victor Carson. Her ad-
vent is a matter of much interest and she
will have large number Of devoted sub
jects to rule over and there is not
doubt that she will be equal to the task
Of ruling with firm, strong hand.
L. j. Pettijohn has just complicated ex.
tensive additions to his residence In the
north part Of town. Besides enlarging
and generally improving the building
large and handsome porch has been built
on two sides of the house. Mr.. Pettijohn
present receiver OF the land office here,
and Mr.. MillIkan the register, have not
only made good residence improvements
here but they haye both been ready at
any time to assist In any public improve
ment for the good of the town, and haye
been in all ways, valuable citizen. The
U. g. land office has located several fam
lilies here and the majority of them have
remained and are among the people who
are helping to Improve the town. 7. A.
Scates and family, who are among our
best citizens were brought here originally
by the Land office. Mr.. Scates establish.
ed a fine home here and upon finishing
his services in the Land office located
here permanently and has built up law
practice which extends all over Western
Kansas. A. B. Reeves was brought here
by the Land office and located here per-
manantly giving Dodge CITY another able
citizen and lawyer. He owns nne resi-
dence in the west part Of town. W. H.
Jacoby was brought here by the Land
office. The people ofhis ward have been
electing him to the city council and he
has exhibited good deal of public spirit
during his residence here. He has one
of tho most pleasant homes and finest
kept lawns in the town.
The Globe-republican., 1906-07-12
SIPS
THE: BEST

Purity Ice Cream is an Ice Cream of
Quality.
H. NJ. Holloway returned to Larned
Tuesday morning.
For RENT-Good Office rooms upstairs.
Russell & Crane. If
Mrs. II. r. Brown and children are Wis.
iting in Kinsley this week.
The very best Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
Miss Nettie Stubbs and Mrs. Oliver
Stubs left this week for visit In Denver
La Junta.
Pure Linseed OIL at Coo per gallon
Carriers White Lead 90 per Id. Rath &
cambridge.
The commissioners proceedings for the
July meeting will be found In this issue
OF the Globe Republican
Everybody is hunting for something
good now. a.days. You can find 1t In
Gwinner ice cream soda and sundaes.
Bring us your repairing. We do the
best work promptly.-P. H. YOUNG.
Matchmaker and Manufacturing Jewler,
A marriage license was issued by Judge
Preston Tuesday to Comrade Mayhem
Stafford and Mrs. Abbe Voorhis of Vt.
Dodge.
Mrs, f. G. Cherry and daughter Stella,
Of San Louis Obispo, Calf, returned to
their home last Saturday after several
weeks visiting her brother j. l.. Mears.
Prof. c. A. Smith who recently finished
his work as an instructor in the Ford
county normal institute will conduct an
institute in another county during the
present month,
Miss Mabel Webb left Dodge City
Saturday evening after visit here, for
her home at Boulder, Colo. Miss Webb
has been away from Dodge City for sew
eral years, but is still favorile here
among her many friends.
Chinese editors, 1t is said, use the fol-
lowing formula when rejecting manu-
script: "We have read il with infinite
delight. BY the ashes of our ancestors
we swear that we have never seen so SUI
perb masterpiece. His majesty, our
exalted master, II we were to print 1t,
would command US to take 1t as model
and never publish anything of less
striking quality. As we could not obey
this order more than once In thousand
years, we are compelled to send back
your divine manuscript and beg thous.
and pardons."
One Of the lola papers in giving an &C.
count OF Harder Oyler's death says:
"Harber Oyler was a student in the JEFF
ferSon school last year and made one of
the best records of any child in the lola
schools. lie was always known as a
quiet, we'll behaved little fellow and won
many friends even among older people
with whom lie came In contact by his
gentlemanly ways. He had a manner
about him older than he was in years and
this manner went far 10 give the boy a
popular standing with both teacher and
students at the Jefferson school. He left
here three weeks ago for Piercevllle
with his mother where he has been visit
Ing at the home Of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Grub. The sympathy of the
community will 60 out to the bereaved
parents In their sad afiliction. The mem
bers of tho bar association have been
called TO meet tomorrow morning at $40
O'Clock to pass suitable resolutions on the
sad event. The fact that the boy was an
only son, promising lad, coupled with
Mrs. Oyler's Ill health, calls forth the
warmest sympathy Of the community.
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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01

h0fu0 ]j6tur og 6Prifalegur, og Pess vegna er
MI / raoi a0 koma par upp kynbotastofni fra
Texas, en- a PVT cru pc ymsir annmarkar a0
Pa6 mum hepnast, Pvf ao aour hafa Aestir
nautgripir, sem Pangao hafa veri0 f1uttir fra
Bandarikjum sykst og daio, eftir STAMINA
dv0l a eynni.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01
~Sjalfsmor6 Cubu.
Eftir Richard Harding Dagas.

Eftir Richard Harding DaySs.
pegar hermenn Bandarikj anna stigu 4
land / Cuba var sjalfr@0i Pj6oarinnar par i
ve0i, en- P6 vakti sa atbur0ur engu meiri eft
irtekt eoa 6r6a par / landi en- vanalegarskot-
efngar hermanna 1 New York vekj ia par /
boryinni. Eg var staddur 1 Havana Pegar
sporvagnasti6rar gerou par verkfall I april
manuel / vor, og pa var par miklu meira UNI
ao vera en- MI, er hermennirnir stigu par a
land.
Eyjarskeggggju m var ofbooi0, er sporvagn-
arnir brugoast Peim. peim gramdist $40 az
Purfa az ganga Hangar leioir UNI borgarstret-
in, az varIa hef0i Peim sarna0 meira pc Peim
hef0i veri6 ger0 hin versta sman. En- nd peg
ar Peir voru sviftir sjalfre0i sfnu, at Pvi az
Peir h0fou reynst 6h@6r til sjalfforr@0is, pa
lAta Peir sem ekkert Sc og kemur ekki til
hugar az skammast sin.
,,M6r er sama hver l0gum reour her i
landi'', segir f06urlandsvinurinn a Cuba,
,,me0an eg held eiuhverju embaetti".
A laugardag bjuggu fyrstu herdeildir
B~andamanna um sig a eynni, % nasta manu-
daginn So eg enn hermenn PETRA vera az
Aytja sig 1 herbu0ir a s0mu st0ovum, sem her
Bandarikjanna fylkti ser afyrir forum arum,
er ham bj6st til heimfer0ar, dro ni0ur Banda
rikj afanann og skildi vi0 Cubu, sem sjalf-
stett rfki.
Nj koma s0mu hermennirnir Pangao aft
ur og pa er hun Groin gjaldProta og 6sjalf-
bjarga.
En- verst er pc og iskyggilegast, 40 Peir
MEM, sem fyrir eigin hagsmuna sakir hafa
steypt henni i Pessa 6g@fu, fnna ekkert til
Pess a6 Peir half neitt CERT rangt.
peir Pykjast at @ttjar6arast.
Eg hef komio 1 morg Porp og smab@i
her a eynni og horft par a pa herforingjana
Funston og Laid og ymsa foringja sj6liosins,
alvopnaoa uppreistarmenn, frelsishetj ur og
raolagi komu pvf til leiear az vorir menn
skarust + leikinn. En- hvergi var0 eg Pess var
az neinn Peirra i6ra6i tiltekta sinna eoa fndi
minstu vitund til vanvir0u. O0ru n@r; peir
cru hreyknir og month"; af Pvi hive miklir
menn Peir s6u, og Pykjast hver 0orum meiri;
hver PETRA um sig er DIR jdgur yfr Pvf az hann
og enginn annar hah radio 0llu uppbotinu;-
uppPoti, sem engan arangur hafoi AMMAN en-
pam, az myr0a sjalfre0i ettjar0arinnar..
(Framhald a blaosiou 10Y
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01

~ OAAAN I'll ~ A"A1AA ~ oOL A1SAo
fyrirst0ou, svo a0 PAD kemst gegn UNI ham
a sk0lnmum TINA og rennur niour 1 sprungur
og holur 1 kalksteinsberginu, sem undir ligg-
ur blum jaroveg par a eynni. pess vegna cru
engar ar e0a l;ekir par sem rauoi leirinn er
ofanjar0ar: par cru f. 6samastir akrar a sumr-
in urn regntfmann og pa er par raktaour NEST
sykurreyr, en- a vetrum er jar0vegur Pessi
.6frj6r, Pvf pa er regn ekki n@gilegt fyrir
ham.
Onnur helzta tegund jar6vegar a Cuba
.er d0kkur leir, mj0g P6ttur ser o. torplag0-
ur. Sa jar0vegur er mj0g frj 6r en- erftt er
a0 yrkja hann svo vel Sc. Alls kyns avaxta-
tire, sykurreyr og garoajurtir, vex par mj0g
vel, einkum a vetrum, Pvi leir Pessi heldur /
ser vatni mji0g lengi og fram]eioir NEST pam
TINA ars er minst rignir.
1 Prioja lagi ma TEL a sendinn jar0veg,
sem er a storu sv@0i / Pinar del Rio fylkinu.
Sa jar0vegur er mis- afn mj0g 40 g@0um, en-
n@stum pllssta6ar liggur undir honum Pykt
leirlag, sem heldur svo miklu vatni / Pessum
sendna jar0veg, a0 par Prffst beet allur vetr-
argr6our og par er Pvf NEST raktao hid helms
fr@ga tobak eyjarinnar, sem alt vex um vetr-
%artfmann, garoaju rtir Prffast einnig agatlega
1 Pessum jarovegi a0 vetrinum.
Alt Pao land, sem her or tali0 var sk6gi
vaxio Pegar hvftir menn komu fyrst til eyjar-
innar; NEST oil eyian var pa vaxin f0grum
frumsk6gi; en- her og hvar voru pc sk6glaus-
ir blettir, einkum austanvert a eynni. Bar
voru slettur grasi vaxnar, vi0attu litlar en-
annars svipaoar slettum Peim her / landi, sem
nefndar cru ,,pra1rlesS. Spanverj ar nefndu
Per ,~,savannuhs'. BAR var beiti'and gott
fyrir kvikf6na0, en- jar0vegur er par magrari
miklu en- annarssta0ar a eynni,o g gras vex par
40 ems a sumrum me0an rignir, en- gr0our.
laust er par allan veturinn; en- par sem sk6g-
ar voru a0ur cru MI vfea grasi vaxnar slettur,
P@r cru miklu frj6rri og i0grnnar vetur sem
sumar.
Cuba getur framleitt al kalla ma alt pa6,
sem jar0argr60ur getur af ser ge60 1 heitum
]0ndum, og aux Pess margt PAD, sem vana-
lega er helzt rekta0 1 kaldari l0ndum. Helzta
verzlunarvara o. aromest af blum afur6um
eyjarinnar er sykurreyrinn. Ham vex t engu
0oru landi betur en- par og hvergi lfklega
ems vel. Ham hefr vaxi0 par til skamms TINA
r@ktunarlaust az mestu leyti. pegar tire
voru field og sk6gar eyddir az mestu, f6ru
eldar UNI rj60rin og sviou r6tabdtana, sem
eftir st60u, en- brendu til 0sku kjarrvi0, n.y.
grading og allan jurtagr60ur. pa gr6fu
eyjarskeggja ar smaholur her og hvar i jaro-
veginn MILL trjAr6tanna og eykabolanna, sem
lagu par halfbrunnir a VIC og dreif; + hverja
holu settu Peir dalftinn stiff at sykurreyr og
ham var0 a sk0mmum TINA az priaegri
plontu. Eftir az reyrina for AZ vaxa var elk
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-11-01

ouA TX oAAu1 puo ovSAoOoibSo oND 20
upp me0 honum, var h0gg vim vi0 90 vi0 til
Pess al reyrinn yr0i ekki ofurliei borinn.
pegar reyrinn var fullvaxinn var hann h0ggv-
inn ni0ur vi0 rot o. leggurinn hirtur til syk-
urger0ar, en- bloc og greinar sni0i0 af, og PAD
la eftir og var0 jar0veginum framvegis til
skylis og frj6vgunar; AMMAN abur0 f6kk ham
ekki; en- nyjum frj6ongum skaut upp at rot
um hins h0ggna reyrs og Peir ur0u a0 st6r-
v0xnum pl0ntum er fran li0u stundir. pegar
P@r voru ful]Proska voru P@r h0ggnar og
haf0ar til sykurger0ar, og Pannig gekk bao
kohl at kolli fyrirhafnarlaust a0 heita matti at
mama halfu; og Pess cru m0rg d@mi az sami
bletturinn heir Pannig framleitt sykurreyr
rnktunarlaus meira en- fmtiu ar samaeitt.
Nj cru akuryrkj uah0ld B~andamanna al
ment notu0 a Cuba, en- uxar pc NEST haf0ir
til plagingar. Abur0 bera festir MI a akra
sina, en- I'll er vinnu a6fer6 banda par enn
mj0g klaufaleg og forneskjuleg. peir cru
seinir a0 l@ra 90 letin er Peirra Pyngsta
byr0i.
Nast sykrinum er t6bak helzta v%erzlun-
arvara eyjarbda, og t6bak fra Cuba er vf0-
fragt UNI helm allan og ALTAR si6aoar Pj66ir
kappa miki0 at Pvf arlega en- Bandamenn pc
langmest. Alt tobak, sem raekta6 er a eynni,
er vindlat6bak og eing0ngu nota0 til vindla-
ger0ar. DAD er rekta6 par / prem heru6um
en- annarssta0ar hvergi, og er VueHo-Abqyo
Peirra fragast -nafnfraegt nm allan helm
PAD er / Pinar del Rio fy]kinu og jar0vegur
er bar sandur mestmegnis. Til tobaksrektar
Parf nakvema hir0ingu og mikla Pekkingu,
Pvf az PAD er vandi mikill a0 gera Peirri jurt
til h@fs, PAD er engra annara en- Paulef0ra
mamma meofari az annast pau afbrygoi henn-
ar, er ilmrfkust cru. og se]jast me0 hezta
VERDI.
Sa sem rektar t6bak a Cuba a miklu
meira a hettu meo tap Goa ag66a en- sa, sem
rektar sykurreyr; en- Pegar t6baksrektin
gengur az 6skum. pa er ag60inn at henni
margfalt meiri en- at syk%urrektinni.
KvikfjAr1@ht er him Pri0ji helzti at
vinnuvegur eyjarbna. Allur kvikfena0ur
gengur par s%jalfala ARID um kring, ham Parf
hvorki hey ne skyli. pegar svo Der VIC a0
gras skrelnar a beitilandi fyr en- va,ir, pa
verour PAD sjaldan az toni, PVT a0 ekki part
anna0 a0 gera en- ao aytja hjoroina nokkrar
milur til BETH beitar, pa er henni borgio.
Kvikf6naour var mikill a eynni Pegar stri0i0
hoist vi0 spanverja; en- meoan 6fri6urs a st60
yfr lif0u herdokkar beggja Pj60anna NEST a
kj0ti PETRA og britjuou 6spart ni0ur hjaro-
irnar, svo az varla var lifandi skepna eftir
begar 6frienum lauk. pa voru futtir marg-
If nautgripir til eyjarinnar, til Pess ao koma
par a f6t nyjum fjarstofhi, komu Peir aestir
fra Porto Rico, Mexico og suour-Amerfku,
og voru yfrleitt 1rkynjao vanmeta f6. Naut-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22

has an area of over 1900 square miles
and is about 60 miles long by so miles
wide. Only about one-third of the area
of the county has been appropriated,
the balance being government land. is
still open for settlement. The popula-
ton of the county is only about 10000
inhabitants. 1t could easily support
population of forty times as many.
If Fergus county were entirely cut
off from all the world, she could still
provide her people with all the neces-
sites of life. together with many of its
luxuries Her mines would provide
gold and silver for money; the
sheep. mutton and wool; her cattle.
beef and leather; her coal mines. fuel;
the richest sapphire mine in the world,
rich gems her wooded mountain
slopes, lumber: her stone quarrles.
stone for building Der kilns, lime for
masonry: her wheatfields. bread; her
gardens. vegetables and her orchards,
fruit. Aside from the cattle and sheep
industries. every resource mentioned
is just in the infancy of its develop
ment. Think of a country with re-
sources ample enough to support half
a million people and with population
of only 12,000.-Helena Record
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22
Head Of the Ursuline Nuns.

st. Peter, May 21.-MOther Amadeus.
formerly provincial over all the Ursu-
line nuns in Montana, but recently ap-
pointed provincial over all the north
ern provinces in the United States
by the sacred congregation of bishops
and regulars, with the full appreciation
of the sovereign pontiff, after many
months absence in Rome and in the
continent, reached St. Peter today.
She is accompanied by the Superior
General Mother Julien, who comes to
America to study the needs and wants
of the different houses under her jur-
isdiction and make preparation for the
general council to be held in Rome
on the 18th of May. 1907. French by
birth. the mother general needs no in
PRODUCTION to American Catholics. Hel
able. prudent and eloquent defense Of
the prosecuted Ursuline nuns in
France, is past history. She is called
saint in Rome, scholar in Paris
and a linquist in London. She speaks
many of the different languages of thu
world.
Mother Amadeus is well known, no
only in Great Falls, but Throughout
the entire state of Montana. Her name
is a household word in the wigwam o
the redman as well as in the palace
of the millionaire.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22
FOREST RESERVE ORDER.
Respecting Purchase Of Right Of Way
Over Reserve Lands.

over Reserve Lands.
The following order relating to for.
est reserves has just been made:
To Forest Officers in Charge:
Persons who desire permission to
use right of way over forest reserve
lands for any of the purposes specified
in the act of Feb. Is, 1901 use Book
p. 116). to promote business or COM
mercial enterprises, whether private
or corporate, must, in addition to the
application form 500. submit affidav
il of citizenship. evidence of water
rights secured under the local laws,
two copies of map, preferably on
tracing linen. showing the proposed
ing certificate of the surveyor: and
also submit the field notes of the sur
vey.
If the applicant is a company, or if
there are several applicants affidavit
Of citizenship of the company, or if
there are several applicants, should be
submitted; and, if an incorporated COM
pany, there should be filed a copy of
its articles of incorporation, and certi-
fed evidence from it's bylaws or ar
ticles of incorporation of the legal au-
thorlty of any one or more OF its Off
GERS to execute its contracts and bonds.
If the proposed right Of way is to
run beyond forest reserve limits and
cross public lands. a separate applica-
ton for that part of the way must be
filed in the local land office, in con
formity to regulations prescribed by
the interior department, and which can
be there ascertained by the interested
persons.
Permanent right of way in the ma
\ lure of an easement of the land for
canals, reservoirs, ETC., to be used
mainly for irrigation purposes, can be
+ obtained only under the acts of March
3. 1891 and May II, 1898 (Use Book
pages ll3 to 115); and rights of way
for mining and municipal purposes
continuing only during the period OF
the beneficial use" of the right OF
way, can be obtained only under the
, provisions of section 4. act of Feb. /
1905 (see Use Book, p. 1867. Applica
ton under any of these later named
acts should be filed in the local land
office for consideration by the interior
department.
OVERTON w. PRICE,
Acting Forester.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22

Read the Argus for the news.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22
Courtesy.

1t has been proven hundreds OF
times that courtesy benefits not only
the person to whom it is shown, but
also the one extending the courtesy.
1t is the little courtesies that often
make the most lasting Impressions.
Courtesy toward its patrons is one
OF the many praiseworthy character
istics of the North Western Line. It's
employees are instructed to accord
all patrons, but particularly ladies
and children, every possible courtesy
and attention. Its the little details
in the constructions OF the North Yves
tern Limited between the Twin Cities
and Chicago that have made it such
a popular train with the travelling
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22
Smallpox on the Musselsheli.

Billings. May 21.-A telephone mes
sage from DR.. Ferguson, Musselshell
Crossing, to this city tonight states
that smallpox has broken out in Mil
waukee grading camps in the Mus
selshell valley. One case came into
the village. The afflicted man said
there was another man well broken
out with the disease in the same camp.
DR.. Rinehart, physician to the county
board of health, left here tonight and
will investigate and establish rigid
quarantine measures if necessary.
Read the Argus for the news.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22
A Twentieth Century Crime.

New York. May PA $4,000 au-
tomobile, containing $2,4OO,O0O worth
of bonds, scrip and other valuable pa
pers, was stolen early today by a dar-
ing thief, who jumped into the ma
chine. while it stood unoccupied on
Broadway, near FOrty-second street.
Its owner, ]. H. Clarke, an automo,
bile manufacturer, had stepped into
a restaurant nearby. He heard the
automobile putting as it started away
and, although he rushed to the street
the thief sped the machine around a
corner and escaped.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22

public. Leaves Minneapolis $500 p.
NJ, St. Paul 1886 p. NJ. and arrives
at Chicago 1855 A. NJ.
For information as to rates, ser.
vice, etc.. call on or address, A. NJ.
Fenton, General Agent, Helena, Mont,
or T. w. Teasdale, G. P. A.. st. Paul.
Mimi.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22
County's Resources.

speaking OF the county generally tho
author has this to say of resources:
The area of Fergus county is, ap.
proXlmately, $500 square miles, or
about the same size as the state of
Vermont. The Judith basin proper
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-22

Ian, 16. 19O6-You make about the
same Roadway in getting the sense out
of some peoples advs that hungry
man does trying to pick a meal out
of pecan.-Rusty Mikes Diary.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of chat
tie mortgage made on the 18th day of August,
1903, by Ed Houlihan g. H. Plaussard & Co.,
upon the following described property, to-wit:
One No. 2494 Cross Compound Traction Engine,
manufactured by Reeves & Co.; one No. 2511
Separator, manufactured by Reeves
& Co; one No. 1884 Farmers Friend Wind
Stacker, manufactured by Reeves Co. one No.
1852 Parsons Feeder, one No. 440S5 Peoria
Weigher. one Tank, Pump and Hose, one hun
dred and fifty feet seven-iDch, four-ply Gaud
Belt. Said Reeves & Co. will sell said property
for cash to the highest bidder at public auction
the 29th day of September, 1906, at the city
of McCook, Nebraska, on lots one ~ and two
(2), block twenty-five (22) of the original plat of
said city at two (2) o'clock p. m. of said day.
Said mortgage was filed in the office of the
County Clerk of Red Willow county, Nebraska,
on the 18th day of August, 1903. There is now
due on said mortgage and the notes thereby Sc
cured the sum of one thousand, five hundred
and forty-fve and SLIGO 1545.su dollars, said
has elected to declare the whole debt
secured by said mortgage due, as by its terms
and the terms of the notes secured thereby pro-
vide. No proceedings at law has been had for
the collection of said debt or any part thereof.
Dated this 4th day of September, 1906.-9-7-4ts
REEVES & Co.,
Mortgage.