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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-22
BAND MAKES MT
Roundup Awakens to the Fact
That it Has Full Pledged
Band.

At the dance given last Saturday
night for the purpose of boosting
the band. that organization made
its first public appearance, and the
way its renditions were received by
the auditors is a sure index that
the boys endeavor to provide
Roundup with a first class band is
being appreciated, Many words OF
praise were heard on every side,
which, together with the substantial
assistance given the boys by the
large number who attended this
affair, were indeed gratifying to
them.
About fifty couple were in attend
ance at the dance, which is, per-
haps the largest crowd ever present
at dance in this city, and their
enjoyment was complete as is testi-
fled to by the fact that nearly all
stayed until the Home, Sweet
Home waltz in the wee sma'
hours of the morning after.
The music was furnished by
C;rady's orchestra. relieved occasion
ally by the band and the Crescent
Mandolin Club. The music Of the
last named organization came. in
for goodly share of hattering com
mcnt which it certainly deserves.
This orchestra, altho only recently
organized, already ranks high in
local musical circles in the quality
of music produced. The band boys
wish to publicly thank them fol
their beneficent help in making thu
dance success.
The band boys are endeavorine
to liquidate the debt on their in
. struments, and as means to raise
, funds. have decided to have &
dance every two weeks. Theil
next dance will be held Saturday
January Both, and besides furnish
ing large portion Of the music
themselves, the boys will also selv'
: one of their famous suppers prepar
ed by themselves. You can't affort
: to miss it, and besides, the boy
need the money. Don't begrudg'
: the band this little financial assist
nnce
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-22
CITIZENS BANK TO OPEN
Roundup's Second Bank to Open
Its Doors Next Week.

The building to be occupied by
the Citizens State Bank of Roundup
is now practically completed, and
the only thing which is now delay
ing the opening of this financial in
stitution to the public is the fact
that it has not yet secured a charter
from the state under which it will
operate. This necessary document,
however, is expected in a few days.
and the bank will then be ready
to transact business. The fixtures
and safes have been here for some
little time and are now being put
in place as rapidly as possible.
The bank, having found it advisi-
BILE to dispense with vault, will
have two safes. a fireproof one for
books and papers, and Victor
maganese steel burglar proof safe.
G. F. Richardson, cashier Of the
new bank, has just returned from
his trip back east to close up his
business affairs, and will now max.
his home here. His family will
not come here to live until he car
secure a suitable residence,
The officers of the new bank vii
not be chosen until at the meeting
of the stockholders to be held som,
time next week.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-22

Alexander Novock. a Finlander.
was killed in a cave-in in one Of
the coal mines near Lewistown,
Wednesday of last week
The quarterly report of the Lewis
town land Office was completed last
week. 1t shows that the cash re-
ceipts of the office for the three
months was $48, ,8S2, of which $1S.-
757 was paid in on commuted
homestead entries. During Dee
ember there were five timber and
stone entries, involving IA acres,
81 homestead entries, involving IA ).
800 acres. and 26 desert entries
involving 1869 acres. During Dec.
ember there were IS public sales
some Of the land disposed Of in this
way brought over $i an acre.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-01-22
Enough Support Promised to Car
ry Co. Division Measure
Thru Senate.
BOUNDARIES AND SLATE
Compromise With Columbus Di-
vision Scheme-No Court
House for S Years.

the new Musselshell county, re-
turned to Roundup Saturday even
ing, bringing with him the encourag-
ing report that the prospects for
the creation Of the new county are
exceedingly bright. Enough sup
port has been promised to carry
the measure thru the senate, after
which the over house will undoub-
edtly concur with the action of the
senate.
The bill providing for the divis-
ion Of Yellowstone and Fergus
counties to create the new Mussel-
shell county has been drafted by
Mr.. Carroll and is now ready for its
initial presentation to the legislature.
It is probable that Major Edwards
Of Rosebud county will introduce
the bill in the senate within the
next DAY or TWO.
The boundaries of the new county
as given in the bill are as follows:
Beginning at the intersection Of the
north line of township 13 n. Re. 80
with the Musselshell, west to the
northwest corner Of township II.
Rg. 21; thence south to the south
west corner Of said township; thence
west to northwest corner Of town
ship 12, range 19; thence south to
the southeast corner of section "a.
township II, range Is, thence west
to Careles Creek, following the
course Of that stream to the Mus
selshell to the point of intersection
with range 20 and 21; thence to
south west corner of township 6,
range 81; thence south to the south
west corner Of township 20, range %,
thence east to southeast corner ot
township 5, range 26; thence north
to southeast corner of section 25,
township 6, range 26, following
from there the summit of the Bull
mountains to the northwest corner
of township 8, range 81; thence ir
a l.orthwesterly direction along the
Rosebud county line to the Mussel
shell and down that stream to thu
point Of beginning.
The boundaries as oridinally in
tended conflicted with those o
the new Roosevelt county, SO con
ference was had with the Columbu.
lobby and a compromise reached
The territory in controversy was tina
in the extreme southwestern par
! Of the proposed Musselshell count.
> and consisted Of five townships
Three of these were added to Roose
welt county and two to Musselshell
The first set of officers of the ney
county, as provided for in the bill
I are as follows:
! J. W. Newton. county commits
I sioner.
I Danniel Slavton, county commits
I sioner.
( George, Bachman, county con
( missioner.
{ Harry Drum, treasurer.
I JOS. Asbridge. Assessor.
I W. F. Strait, county clerk an
{ recorder.
( f. +. Carter, clerk of court.
I Carl n. Thompson, county alto
: ney.
! Wm. J. Jameson, public admir-
{ istrator.
{ T. w. Welsh, coroner.
I George Pennell, surveyor.
{ Miss Bridge Holland, superb
{ tendent Of schools.
{ Up to this time no one has bee
{ definitely slated for the office
: sheriff.
& One of the provisions OF the bll
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
ECZEMA cuRAsLEf PROVEN !
W Oh 81 Wintsrorssn Compound

TAns Is lotAias that will con
vince : lawysr except evidence.
Now, here IL some rather startling
.eylteace Of . simple home cure for
ecsana vhich convinced one lawyer.
+. G. 8ntriken. attorney. at Moline,
n He tells how oil OF wintergreen
1paQound mixed with thymol and
SDgesrsne, - In D. D. D. Prescrip-
IN, snvi him In Thirty days after
t1A<ytwo years Of suffering.
'Fn 50 years writes Attorney
EatsiRsa, = was toubled with 60.
ssaua, scshs all over my face, body
ana Asad. I could run q hair brush
ovsF ~ body and the floor wuld
be sovsred with scabs enough to
nll Z basket. I tried everything
salves. internal medicine, X-Ray-all
without result"
"Just : month ago I was induced
10 ~ D. D. D. Prescription. The
-itch was relieved Instantly; 50 !
continued 1t is Just a month now
and I am completely cured. I have
not particle OF itch and the scales
have dropped or"
Il can oaly say again CURE DIS
COVERED. am now starting all
eszema sufferers on the right
track"
Cure after cure has been brought
to our attention and always that IN.
stant relief from the awful itch. p.
v. Mccoy, & Co, Minot.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
ESrRAYED OR STOLEN

About Nov. /, one dark sorrel
horse, short name, about 10
years old, weight about 1900 lbs.
with a large brand on left shoul-
der, small white stripe in face,
one white hind foot. A liberal
re ward for information leading
to the recovery Of animal.
John E. Reed, Minot, N. D.
Rd. 2, mile North Of Minot
l-21-te at -
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

A spring tonic that makes rich.
red blood. Brings strength, health
and happiness to the whole family.
Nothing equals HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea as spring regulator.
IS cents.-F. P. Taylor, Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

Ubsnla 5sss Denn sssd wheat Tor
~. NY ,sei - ai,aum B5oohlns
eos,ese. grown two years on ne )
hnA in McHenry county. caeaDas,
$3.50 per bs,she,. sacks hee t'en
'trpmAn, Granville, NJ p. "a '25
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
Repairing Engines

-. |.
/. Let me rspair md ovsrhaal ysur
snGns. I worked - - sz3s1t ta'r
the Adv1nos Threahfns NlnhiDe Co..
ana can succeed where SaAars ~.
Terms reasonable. ). D. OtIpy,
Burlington N. D. 3I7 sf j,
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

clAim against yon q ettaer ot ycn
please take nohce; That no personal
n made; that this action = broushk
to qudet tide 10 the southweSt guar
tor AZ section IS. township 153.
range 81.
Dated this 18th day Of February.
1908. \
James Johnson, Attorney Tor
Psaintin sal'rif - -
@ SUMMONS. Y.
State Of North DAKOTA. County
Of Ward. .-ss. \,
In District Court. Eighth Judicia.
District. .s
Jennetts Artencia Muzzy. Plain.
tiff. vs. Eva Jane Muzzy. and all per.
sons unknown, and unknown heirs,
dlaiming any right. interest IN o.
lien or incumbrance upon or agatntst
the premises described upon or
against the premises described in
the complaint. Defendant
The state OF North Dakota, to the
above named defendants:
You and each OF you are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint
in the above entitled action. q cooy
OF which is on file in the ofacs Il
the clerk OF the District Court in
and for said county ami state, and
to serve copy Of your answer up.
on the subscriber within thirty days
after the service Of this summons
upon you. exclusive OF the day Of
service; and in case Of your fail
ure to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by de.
fauit for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated this 22nd day Of February
1909.
James Johnson, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Postoffice address, 1875
Main Street, Minot, North Dakota.
Notice Of no Personal Claim.
The above named defendants,
please take notice, that no persona
claim is made against you or either
OF you; that this action is brought
to qudet title to the west half of
the northeast quarter, the east half
Of the northwest quarter section "a,
township 162. range SO.
Dated this a2nd day OF February.
1909.
James johnson, Attorney for
Plaintiff. 81 az
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

II you'd be dubbed handsome girl,
And win handsome Knight,
The secret here Do Muart,
Take HDRaKeTs Rocky Mountain
Tea at nasht.
IF. p. Taylor, Minot. N. D.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
OB"Co
Plain'tin..
Notice Of Mortgage sale.

Notice u hereby given taat de.
fault having been made in the nay.
ment Of a certain mortgage, execut.
ed and delivered by August Teras.
tsfngle), Of Ward county, North Da.
1Oota. moetsagor. to George W.
Swords. Of Mtnot, N. D., mortgaRee.
dated the 25th day Of March. 1908.
and fled bor record IN the ONCE Of
the register Of deeds Of the county
Of Ward and atate Of North na,
hota. on the 9Th day Of April. 1908.
and. recorded n book IS Of mort
cages. at page 400 Will De toreolosed
by q sale Of the premises in such
mortsage and hereinafter described.
at the, front door Of the court house
On the otty q Minnt ANA county Of
Ward and state Of North Uakaa.
st the hour Of 2 O'Clock, ). M. on
the 10Th day of April. A. D. 1909. TO
satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale. Tie
premtses described in such mort. az
SAGE and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described =
follows. viz:
The northwest quarter Of section
six. township one hundred and nifty.
two, range eighty4nour west Of the
Fibth Principal Meridian containing
one hundred and sixty acres more
or less.
Tlat said sale will be made sub
ject to whatever incumbmnces as
pearing on record prior to the exc
cution and recording Of this mort
gage.
There will be due on suoh mort.
gage at the date OF sale the sum
of four hnDired and fftyseven 80.
100 dollars.
GEO. ". SWORDS,
Mortgagee.
James johnson, Attorney for
Mortgage. Mnot, n. D. "a 4.s
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

The Interstate Land Company rune
regular excursions TO Calgary u
show G. r. Ry. irrigated lands ever,
Saturday. rate SO for round trip. Sc.
H. L. Halvorson in jacobson bloch
for particulars.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

j. L. Skrivseth's e Photographic
art studio, first-class work, all
sizes, 3O3 :. Main St., Minot
N. D. list
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

BETRAYED Two bay ssklass. 4
years Old weight about 11se lbs
each Dec. from NJ home at Bur
linSton. N. d.. branded CO. on
right Jaw. Liberal reward Tor 70!
oovsry. Daniel Conan. Burlington.
n. D. 2-1S 3-11 pd
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
se.,ee Il p,sseluel

Notice y hereby. given that The
pannesShip heretofore existing be-
tween Miller & Marshall, conduct
Ing tae Riverside Meat Market, In
Mtnot. N. .. has this day been
the said Akoent Marshall
to continue the business. pay bEla
and collect al ouakandtng accounts
March ], 1903.
Geo. NJ. Miller.
Albert Marshall.
34 s-1s pd
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

Don't wait until your blood b I'm
poverdshed ami you are siCl and
aihng, but take Hoaxsts7's Rocky
Mountain Tea now. h VIZ 7os3ivs-
y drive out all winter mDuTities.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. r. =.
Taylor, Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
Attention Cow ownsrs

Attention Cow owners
l have purchased registered
Jersey bull. No 1852, named Princess
viola's Pogis. Services may be OBJ
talned in Minot At s13 So. yard s..
l can guarantee this animA to be
as fine as any in the state.
4.1pd John NJ. Graves
See Grant s. Youmans for a
farm loan at lowest rates. Or
flee in new Optic bldg. If
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

Il FOR SALE 800 acre farm only
5000 I IL mile from Logan; easy
terms tf desired: worth tnvestasating
Address 20. Box 1913, Surrey. N. D.
Il "a tt ,4s
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

WANTED TO BUY. A limited number
Of county or school warrants inquire
at Independent Office.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

II y are In the market for any
horses Or mules, don't fail to attend
the great horse auction sale at the
Barrett & Zimmerman Midway Horse
Market, st. Paul next Wednesday.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

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"ns oeaua ~. - 49, ,or.
gage herednafter described IN that ne
mortsagors have Called 70 Pay Ger
tEm lsnam oi9 DOES = - = :
and the tazes ON sah1 es1 eee.1s'
Notsce - nst'0Oy s'''eA
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n n4nok n - Vna cuuly mi
seake AZ Noren Dkinpa, q ~ hour OF
two O'Clock p. m. On thAa 3Othssdsy Of
MrcA. a D. lse9. = - NE
amount due an saed mortgage On IL
~ q 80
no prsAAass dsscEbsd In anta
steDags 90 wdh - - soad TO
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The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

Call at Stoltz's lumber yard
and get prices on all kinds Of
building material. Hard and
soft coal. G. 81. Rudd, agent.
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

See Grant s. Youmans for a
I've year firm loan at lowest
rates. Office in new Optic bldg
~ :a tf
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11
Money 70 Loan.

Money TO Loan.
First mortgage loans on farm prop
erty. I. N. scof'en
a10tf
The Ward County independent., 1909-03-11

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The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
PISTOL CRACKS BEGIN WORK.
Officers Revolver Association Hold,
Spirited Practice Matches.

The officers Revolver Association de-
voted Saturday evening 10 practice on the
reduced buIrs-eye target for indoor work.
The bulTs-eye is one inch in diameter.
and IS exceedingly difficult 70 hit Under
electric light. The maximum score posi-
bic on this target in s string OF ten shots
is -
The rezimental team match, open to
teams Of six men from each regiment.
was won BY the Second Infantry. This
match consisted OF ten shots each al ff-
teen yards. Il was originally scheduled
to be shot at twenty yards on the stand
ard American target. but it was decided
to change TO the smaller target. and be
cause # was the first match on this
get was shot az a shorter range.
The score Of the winning team was 1sS.
Reichelderfer was high man IN the match.
with 43, although his team was defeated.
he is probably the best shot in the associ-
alton.
The best scores in the individual prac-
tice follow Ten yards - Clausel, 4S,
Farrov. As; Heidenreich. a. Johns.
8: Sayer. a, and Lieut.. Weir, s.
Fifteen yards-Clsusel, =; FarroT, a.:
Heidenreich. 43, and johnson, g. Bell
made 45 at ten yards wsth a -22-caIfber
Stevens pistol. TAFT. president Of the club
conducted the matches. and announced d
match with the Capital City Club FOR
next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
PULLIAMT TAKES NEEDED REST
Has No Intention Of Quitting Base
ball This Year.
Recent Vigorous Campaign Tells
on MaERate,s BeaIth-HOIds Long
Interview with Hermann.

Cincinnati, Feb. 2.-President Harry
c. Pulliam. OF the National Baseball
League. arrived al the ST Nicholas Hotel
early this morning, and at once went
10 his room. AT the hotel tonight It
vas stated that he mad not left his room
at any time since his arrival President
Garry Hermann. OF the Reds, was the
only caller 10 see Pulliam. who remained
in bed ali day.
Il is explained that Pulliam Is resting
from recent overexertions and long con-
tnued strains. The newspapers are sent
to Pulliam's rooms. His baggage ar
rived late in the day by express from St
Louis. where it had followed him in the
same way from Chicago Among his
effects that came by express was the
overcoat he abandoned IN Chicago in his
strange flight
As the overcoat he wore to this city
this morning was later returned by ex-
press 70 the Planters Hotel. St Louis, it
evidently was a borrowed one. II IS Un-
derstood tonight that PuIliam VIII re-
main here several days
c. ". Cain. OF Nashville. Pulliam'
hrother-in-law. who is here tonight. said
Pulliam was feeling better and would
go in q day or two 70 some quiet place,
which was not yet selected. TO rest fol
several weeks at least Pulliam. he said,
had no intention as Yet OF quitting base
ball
The doctor who was called 70 see the
baseball magnate to-day said that al
he needed was complete rest.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
WRESTLING BOUT ENTRIES
Carroll Institute Plans Interesting
Event for Grapplers.
Georgetown, George Washington,
and Potomac Boat Club 20 Be
Well Represented

The amateur wrestling tourney under
the auspices Of the Carroll Institute
next Wednesday promises 10 eclipse any
thing attempted in this city 50 far 4
large number OF bouts have been selected
by Prof. VI. A. Joyce. and the men are
evenly matched
The majority Of the contests viii be
between Georgetown University and Car
roll Institute. but with such men as Muel-
ler. OF the Potomac Boat Club who has
Just resumed wrestling. and who held the
championship Of the city for some time.
and PAGAN. OF George Washington Uni
versIty. who has been showing some
good work in his ~tTy-Outs." also Wy
man. Of Georgetown. and Riley, OF Car
rOu Institute
Following are the entries:
ll5 rounds. Charles Burton q Carroll Instituts,
and J. Z Gaushan. n GeorEefOEn University. 10.
Edward Goucher Memoria Athletic Cab. and
Clarence Rose y the fremont Athletic Clun. >.
T A GulM. Csrrcil Izstitute. and Howard Foley.
Memorial A. C. z. John T. Aiison. Carroll Ii
s.itute and c. A. CcEsvel. - tTeorsstogn; 10 r.
l. Mor1nsur Carroll Institute snd ". H. sitter
ding. Georzeiown. I51 Albert y. PAGAN. Geo-gs
Washington University. and Thomas ?. Msybew.
National Guzrd Athletic Association; Is Leo 10
Est Georgetown. and IT, CoureiiT. CarToA lusu
tu.e: IS Al ChiSn- and William ? Fnei. both
of tie Me7nUisI A c. -. r Nlyman- Georgetown
Geogge;ovu. and Car Mueller, Potomac Beat Club
The Washington herald., 1909-02-21
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Al Kubiak viii finish training in Boston
for his bout Tuesday al the Armory 4. 4.
with John Wills.
A Iong-distance battle between Lough-
rev and Cannon would forever silence the
critics. What a house It would draw,
Ed Casey, ths ex-footbsH star OF villa
nova College, will meet two opponents al
the Broadway Club. Philadelphia, next
week
The report IS that Tommy O'Toole. the
pride Of Richmond, Is very much under
the weather. and that he VIII not be able
10 box for some weeks.
Kid Locke, the Italian champion. is
boxing IN better form than ever, and he
has done more than well in his last few
enga agements-
Young Donobue claims the referee IA
vored Phil Brock in awarding the latter
the fight al New Orleans last week and
wants another crack al Brock
Young Corbett and Young Loughrey are
being kept busy. Manager Lawrence has
signed them for the Washington Sporting
Club. Philadelphia, tomorrow night
Phil McGovern. OF New York, and
Young Pierce. Of Germantown, the boy
who gave Owen Moran such good battles
in England. will come together in two
weeks time at Philadelphia club,
Harry Baker. whose work in Philadel-
phia left a deep impression on all the
fans. is on his way home 20 Frisco. When
AtteT returns 70 the Coast he has prom
ised 10 give Baker a match
Some OF these days boxing promoters
and managers VIII wake up 70 the fact
that they have been overlooking a very
good boy In Willie Lucas, Of Philadelphia.
But IL doesn't make much difference, for
Willie can set all the bouts he wants out
OF town.
Brain work often counts for as much
as brawn IN a ring encounter, and there
are many cases cited where a determined
boxer is turned from his purpose by some
jollying or bluffing on the part OF the man
in front Of him.
A story from the West says that Stan
ley KetchelI. the middle-weight champion,
has renounced Grand Rapids as his home.
owing 10 the fact that he has not been
treated well by the fraternity there
Young Fred Corbett has two impor-
tant matches ahead OF him. He boxes
Fra axle Madden in New York on Febru-
ary a. and on March he goes to Read
inS, where he meets Jack Cardiff Ten
rounds viii he the distance in both bouts.
E1lwood McCloskey. the "old war
horse has had manufactured gloves the
exact counterpart OF those he used when
he fought Terry McGovern. The blind
ex-pugilist is selling them in conjunction
with his book, and they meet with a
ready sale