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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
AUTO 5TAdt 10 BILLINGS
Cal Millard Will Make First Trip
to Billings Monday With
New Auto.

Regular service on the Roundup
Billings Auto Stage Line will be in
augurated Monday. Cal Millard,
who is manager of the line, informs
The Record that the auto will make
daily trips, leaving the Grand Hotel
at 7 O'Clock every morning, and re-
turning will leave the corner of the
First National Bank of Billings at 2
o'clock p. m. The fare will be 81 90
one way. No trips will be made on
Sunday or during disagreeable
Cal expects his new CARA forty
horse power Oldsmobile--today. The
new machine is one of the latest
makes and has sufficient power to
make good time. Clarence Wood
burn will run it.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
f[R6U5 (0Uh1I fA|Q
Dates Are Advanced to Avoid
Possible Storms.

The directors of fthe Fergus County
Fair association have decided to adj
vance the dates for the fair next
fall two weeks, and it will accord
ingly be held September Z, s, and 8.
Last fall snow storm made the
fair failure and it is believed that
this change will at least lessen the
risk Of another experience of that
kind.
The races are to be made big
feature OF the fair, and very liberal
purses will be hung up for the var
ious events. w. D. Symmes, 0. w.
Belden and Horace Hill have been
appointed to work out the program.
An unusually fine display of grains
and other agricultural products is
expected this year, and later they
will be sent to Helena as the exhibit
from this county at the state fair.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02

of the people who Will attend the
fair on the twcnty-third of this
month. \ baseball game and good
horse races have been scheduled
and a big dance will be given in the
evening. The Roundup Military
Band has been secured to furnish
music thrnout the day,
As stated before the primary oh
ject Of the fair is to bring together
the buyer and sellerof anything and
everything. horses and cattle, of
course being the main item OF mer-
chanaise. An experienced auction
cer will be provided by the associa-
ton to dispose of all items listed
that are not disposed Of by private
sale, thus insuring the owner the
highest possible price
With the hundreds of emlyrants
coming to settle here there is no
reason Why the fair should not be a
big success, as they invariably in
vest III a team Of horses and few
head Of cattle besides farm imple-
ments, as soon as they arrive.
A. I. Miller who has been ap-
pointed temporary secretary Of the
association, is now listing articles
to be offered for sale at the first fair.
If you have anything you wish to
dispose Of notify Mr.. Miller at once
SO that it may be included in the
list to be published about two weeks
before the fair.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02

WRESTLING match
Sandow, the Strong Man and Jack
Black, Local, to Wrestle
Tonight.

The skating rink will be the scene
tonight of a wrestling match which
promises to be a good one. The
participants will be Sandow, the
strong man, who has been in Round
up for some time, and Jack Black.
a local mat artist. Both men are
in excellent condition and indica-
tions point to good match.
1t will be a catch-as- catch-can
match and the following conditions
will govern the contest: All strangle
holds to be barred; flying falls to
count; one foul to count as fall;
two points down. Contestants to
enter at catch weights. The le-
ceipts will be divided seventy per
cent to the winner and thirty per
cent to the looser.
After this match Sandow will
challenge Lineyille, the Forsyth
champion heavy weight who bested
him in a contest last month.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
RU}glL HOUSE ANNEX
Popular Rooming House Secures
Additional Space to Take Care
Of Increased Business.

The rooming houses in Roundup
are all enjoying a lively business as
is evinced by the fact that they are
all enlarging, building additions
and other wise securing additional
quarters. The Russell House, one
Of the most popular apartments in
the city, this week opened its new
annex in the Callahan building,
connections being made right thru
the walls of the two buildings. The
new arrangement gives Mrs. Russell
the exclusive use of the entire Sec
ond floors Of the two buildings,
there being eighteen rooms in all,
the new annex providing six adj
ditonal rooms.
Mrs. Russell has been conducting
a first class place in every respect
and the heavy business she has
been enjoying has made it necessary
for her to expand. She is now con-
templating the erection of large
apartment house. which will pro-
badly be built sometime during the
summer.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
RAr BROS. SILL OUT
Vincent Nigro Of Butte Purchases
Miner Saloon Change Takes
Place Last Week.

A deal was made last week where
by Ray Brothers transferred their
saloon business to Vincent Nigro OF
Butte, the change taking place
Thursday. The retiring firm are
among the Oldest business men ol
the city having conducted their
place here, the Miner, sometime
before Roundup ever laid any claim
to become a city. On account OF
embarking in other lines of business
the have found it advisable to sell
out. +. w. Ray will be associated
with l.. NJ. Law in the new steam
laundry which will be ready in "A
few days, while Frank Ray has pur-
chased a ranch on the Yellowstone
where he intends to remove in the
near future. Turner has not yet de-
cided what he will do.
The new proprietor is already con
templating a number Of improve
ments in the place. He comes
highly recommended as a reliable
business man and will undoubtedly
make a success of his venture.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
N JUSTICE COURT
Three Criminal Cases Tried
Before Judge Martin Besides
Several Civil Cases.

Judge Martin has been admins
tering justice in number of crim-
inal cases the past ten days in ad-
dition to several civil cases. The
first case was the state VS.. Jack
Duckworth tried Thursday of last
week. The defendant a sheep herd
er, was charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons to which he pleaded
guilty. He was fined $40 in default
of which he was confined in the
local Jail for five days.
Ben Nichols was tried the same
day for malicious assault on the
person Of VIM. Koontz. Nichols, it
was alleged, hit the complainant on
the head with a gun in fight which
took place in the restricted district
Wednesday night. He was asses
sed $25 for his fun, which he paid.
The third case was against Joe
Cast on an information filed by his
wife charging him with cruelty and
wife beating. He was given SEN
tance of thirty days in the county
Jail.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
START GRADING
MAIN STREET
K. K. Co. Puts GRADING
Crew to Work Yes
terday.
Tn QE Elulcucn IN q uIccvc
TO Be FINISHED IN 2 WEEKS
Will Be Great Improvement in
the Appearance of Round
up When Completed.

Work was commenced yesterday
morning on the grading of Main
Street by grading crew of Brown
4 O'Neil, railroad contractors, who
have the contract for this work,
The work will be pushed Just as fast
as it possibly can and it is expected
that it will be completed in about
two weeks. AS soon as the grading
is finished the streets will be gravel
led as promised by the railroad
company last fall. Railway avenue
which was graded last fall, will also
be macadamized.
Several changes have been made
in the grade as established by En-
gineer Pennell by request Of the
railroad company. The original
grade drained the water north and
south on Main street to Second
avenue north, whereas the new one
calls for a gently incline from Fourth
avenue north to Railway avenue.
The big bank at the cut at the foot
OF Main street will be taken down
thus givingp assengers on trains
passing through an unobstructed
view of the principal street.
AS soon as municipal government
is organized now, the matter Of
cement sidewalks on Railway ave.
nue. and four blocks on Main street
will be taken up. 1t is not impro-
bable that the walks will be down
by the first of July. With cement
sidewalks, macadamized streets,
and clctric lights Roundup will not
have to take back seat for any
city of its age in the United States.
Roundup is surely favored city.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
Roundup Stock Association Being
Organized.
FIRST FAIR TO bE HELD MONDAY, APRIL 23d
WILL BE BIG DAY OF FESTIVITIES AND SPORTS
BASE BALL GAME AND GOOD HORSE
RACES SCHEDULED

A number of stock men OF Round
up and ranchers along the Mussel-
shell met last week for the purpose
of organizing a fair association. The
matter was gone into at length and
it was decided to 60 ahead with the
work OF perf.cting a permanent or
ganization. 4 meeting will be
called in the near future with this
end in view, and it is desired that
all business men as well as others
interested in the welfare of the city
should be present. 1t was also de-
cided to hold the first monthly fair
on Friday. April 23nd. this being
somewhat in the nature of an ex-
pertinent. both to the promoters of
the new idea as well as the buyer
and seller will take al, stl.s4: ,r
the fair.
In many cities where this monthly
fair idea has been inaugurated and
kept up from year to year it has
grown into a local gala day
which is always looked forward to
by the people for miles around.
While the primary object in hold
ing these fairs is to provide means
to bring the buyer and seller togeth-
er under conditions which are great
ly to the benefit of both, the day
is usually made the occasion of fes-
tivities and sports to entertain the
visitors. Already preparations are
being made for the entertainment
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
TRANSFERS 0Q6Anlt
Transfers Of Roundup Form Local
Union---Will Affiliate With Nat.
ional Organization.

The teamsters of Roundup met
Wednesday evening Of last week
and organized a local union. The
following are the officers of the new
organization:
Ferdinand Klowkow, president
B. +. Bruckert, vice PRESIDENT
Ben klokow. secretary and trca-
surer.
Claud Cummings, recording Sec
rctary.
The local union will affiliate and
be a part of the national organiza-
ton known as the United Brother
hood of Tcamsters of America.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02

For Sale Cheap---Have still left 5
head horses and mares, wagons,
harnesses, neck yokes, single trees
in fact everything farmer needs.
Will have 50 head geldings and
mares Saturday which l would be
pleased to show you. Know l can
make prices to suit. Call at Johnny
Farrell ranch, Half Breed Creek.
F. A. Mason, Tie Inspector, c., NJ.
& St. P. 1-2
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02

Canton(S. d. LEADER Fred
Ovre, for many years the popular
barber and partner of Albert Och
men and alderman from the third
ward, departed to Roundup, Mon
tana this week, taking with him a
carload of supplies. Fred is a
mighty good man. level headed,
conservative and always fair. His
family will 90 out when Fred gets
his house in shape.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02

Carroll & Thompson have issued
from The Record press a neat little
24-page booklet descriptive of the
Musselshell country entitled Cen
trail Montana---Roundup and Its
Surroundings" j" which they are U.S.
ing in their real estate business.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02
MANY FILINGS
BEING MADE
u. S. Commissioner Cook
Reports Land Busi-
ness Brisk.
EMIeRAN1S ARRIVING DAILY
Second Homeseekers Excursion
Arrives Yesterday-Land
Being Taken Rapidly.

6el7g 4 aken xdpldly.
The many land filings being
made in the office of the local I'm
tied States commissioner, E. c.
Cook, is indicated that the majority
of the homeseekers coming out from
the east are sufficiently convinced
of the value of Montana soil for
farming purposes to make it worth
/ while to annex a quarter section of
Uncle Sans domain. Most Of
these homesteaders come from the
fine farming country in the middle
west and are a class Of people much
to De desired. The second home
seekers excursion reached here yes
terday and today, bringing a large
number Of investors and people
looking for homesteads. These ex-
cursions will now be made regular
weekly feature leaving St. Paul
every Tuesday.
According to the filings being
made here the public domain for
many miles around Roundup will
be taken up before the season is
over. A a umber Of stone and tim
Der and stone filings and coal en-.
tries are also being made.
Emigrants who filed on land last
fall and winter are arriving daily
with cars of farm implements and
household goods ready to 60 to farm
ing.
The following land filings have
been made before U. S. Commits
sioner Cook at this place the last
month:
Simon Olsen, sw IA, sec. 32-9-25.
Frederick Rohr, NV IA sec. 12-7-
25.
Frederick Rohr, VA sec. .12-7-25,
timber and stone.
Frank Labrun, Sc IA sec. 1926.
Waril Gula, n 1-2 NV Ia sw IA
ne IA sec. 34-9-25.
Warren A. Swingle, NV IA sec. 80.
8-27.
William S. Musgrave, ne IA sec.
3O-S- 81.
Hugh NJ. Mccoy, Lavina, sw IA
sec. 26-6.23.
Edward Clark, Sc IA Sc IA " l.
2 Sc IA sw IA sec. 14-S-23.
Edward Harris, mel -4sec. 14-1O-24.
Ollia Paterson, nw1-4 sec. 32-9-24.
Arran Cowler, Sc IA sec. S-S-25.
coal entry.
William J. Noble, sw IA sec. T.
S-25.
James Maxwell e1-4sec. 1926.
Mary Maxwell, ne IA sec. 1926.
Paul Maxwell, ne IA sec. 1873
25.
Helen Maxwell ne Ia sec. 1873
%.
LIE Grand L. Cookie Wakpala S.
D., W 1-2 ne IA 1-2 NV IA sec.
12-1O-23.
VIM. Jameson, sec. 1926, coal
entry.
r. ]. Evans, sec. S-7-36. coal en-
| try.
J. B. Hudson, sec. S-7-26, coal
entry.
Raymond Vogt, 1-2 NV Ia, ne
IA sw IA NV IA Sc IA sec. 1873
%.
William Ramsey Craig, NV IA
sec. 34-S-24, timber and stone.
Chas. F. Richardon, Sc Ia sw l.
4, 1-2 Sc IA, ne IA Sc IA sec.
32-S-26.
George Herivig, lot 3 and 4, s1-2
NV IA sec. 4-1O-24.
George D. Mills, lot 5, S 1-2 NV
Ia sec. 1927.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1909-04-02

If you wish to buy or sell no
matter what, use a little Want Ad
in The Record. They bring results.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19
CONSUMPTION
COST BILLION
This The annual Loss to the MsiNn, Say Expsds
al the tuberculosis Congress-

According to PROF. Irving Fisher Of Yale,
the "Great White Plague costs over one
billion dollars year He estimates that
consumption kills 1888, 900 every year in tho
United States. This IL equal to the deaths
from typhoid fever. scarlet fever, aiph-
liberia, appendicitis, meningitis, diabetes,
smallpox, and cancer all put together.
Consumption is undoubtedly infectious
and like Pneumonia aud Diphtheria 10
usually contracted In winter whom closed
doors and windows cause impure air. Care
full ventilation and the use Of q reliable
disinfectant are ths best preventative.
The last thing 1T night pour into the traps
of the closets, wash- basins, sinks, ETC.,
little Platt's Chlorides. All suspected
places should be freely sprinklcd with =
mixture Of one ~ part Platt's Chlorities
aid ten (1O) parts Of water. Platt's Chic
rides Ii an odoriess. eolorless liquid disin-
fectant which destroys foul odors and
disease germs. IL is sold everywhere in
tsill quart bottles, and Is prepared only By
henry b. Plat, AZ Cliff st., New York.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19

TIE Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad has
announced the closing OF the contract
and placing Of orders fer 81 900 tens Of
steel rails Of ~ and l00.peunds weight I;
for 10000 kegs Of spikes, 5000 kegs Of
bolts and large qualities Of angie. bars
and other track dxings. The rail orders
were divided among the Maryland,
Bethiehem, Carnegie, Cambria aad III
iaois Steel Companies, with delivery
In thirty days. rhs eompany's sp-
Grating officers have been working on
this order for some wesks. The necss
stiles were soen determined, az the
new rails supplied last year werei Only
about l5,oo9 tons, or less than half VI
the roads annual requirement.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
or Valuable
REAL. ESTATE

. The undersigned special commissioners by
cree % tile Circuit Court ~ Kerhti.y
County made on The 18th day Of january 1900
ma SUIT n ehancery therein pending III which
the Merchants and Farmers bank was plaintiff
and Kate y Walsh and others, we're defendants,
VIII seil bS public auction at the front door all
the court house d Berkeley County in Martins
Saturday March 9Th, 1909
at 1,so O'clock m that certain tract Of real
estate located ~ Mil creek District, Berkeley
County, W Va, containing
-Four Hundred and Thirty Acres
81 square poles, more o. toss; being The, same
real.estate conveyed by David p, fry and vie
to AIRS Nate - walsh, hy decd bssring date tia
10Th day Of December 1903, aud recorded ii tha
. , O ihS tsrk q The county Court OF said
county 70 Deed Book No III, page $50. % which
said deed reference is herebys had for 4 more
particular descriptions. said tract III land al.
ynlils the feaisstate u William Boliz and others
rms farm IS improved by
Large fhree-Siory Brick House
containing
Eighteen Rooms
In good repair; IL Is aiso improved by
Barn
and other necessary -bulldings There r iii.
ming water on said premises and IL convenient Il,
churches and sehoDls, II IL well adapted for a
stock farm and for fruit and will MAKE an idesI
summer resort a. Il has sulphur and mineral
springs on Ii.
Terms
one-third Of purchase money cash on day Of
sale, remainder IN two equal payments due m
one and two years respectively with Interest
from day of sale. the purchaser 10 give his notes
for said deferred payments and TITLE 10 be RAJ
tained until all the purchase money is paid
Clarence H. Martin.
Allen Ii. No
j. NJ Woods
Special Commissioners
], T. Dew, tierardt. Clerk of the Circuit
court o. Berkeley County, do hereby certify
that Allen B Noll one Of the special commits.
sioners Ia the above entitled cause has executed
bond AZ required BY the decree OF sale
L. DeW Gerhardt Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

( BY virtue Of authority vested ia the Undersigned
trustee. by deed Of trust made by Charles III .
Smith and wife, dated the ssnd day Of Auxsst
1900, and OF record In the Office Of the Clerk Of ths
toanty Court OF berkeiey County. West Virginia
In Deco Book No. liza. sge Io7. he Will offer Tor
sale at the front door OF the Iourt-house In Mar
tinsbarg, n Va, on
Saturday, February Goth 1909
a. r.3s .. the following real estate, to-wit. -
nat certain lot or parcel Of and fronting IS teet
on the soath side OF West Martin Street and OF.
lending back OF equal width, 400 ssaf 10 an alley
and being Fart OF lot no. al OF the general pia II
Maftinsbarg. w Va, aad being tns same
Real Estate
conveyed to the said Charles Smith by deed
from Monroe Taylor and wife, dated The zisr day Of
august lex, and Of record ia the said Clark Office
IN Iced BOOK No. lis. psgs loo
hs iot ls Improved W a
Dwelling House
ane other out buildings aud ~ first class
being on one Of tins best streets in said to.n and
VIII make anyone desirable home
FOR particulars. See the said trustee
Terms
Oue-third Of ihs puschass.m spey cash and the
balance "a two equal payments Of one ana two We rs
the purchaser 70 give mis- asgotiable, prsmissory
notes tor the deferred payments and deed OF trust
on the property 10 secure the same
ID ". snyasr. Trustee
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19
NOTICE TO LIENHoLpgRs.

To al persons holding liens, By judg-
ment or otherwise, on the real-estafe.
or any part thereof, Of Lotlie r. Heff.
man.
In pursuance Of = decree OF the cir
enil court Of Berkeley county, w. Va,
made in a csuse therein pen ding to
subject the reai-estate OF the sal d Lostte
I. Hoffman to the satisfaction OF tho
liens thereon, You are required to pre-
sent all claims held by you and each
OF you, against the said Lettie p
hoffmsn, which are liens on her real
estate, or any part Of it, for adju dlca-
ton. to me, at my office In the Old
National Bank Building, In Martins
burg w. Va, on or before thu first day
Of March, 1909.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
OF January 1909.
w. Is. colston, com missioner in
". chanceey OF said court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19
Thursday March 4, 1909
beginning at 10 O'Clock as follows:
II Head Horses, Mules and Colts


beginning at 10 O'Clock as follows:
II Head Horses, Mules and Colts
Daisy yrs old sorrel mare in foai by Perc heron
horse, good wagon and barshare leader, guar
snteed to work anywhere hitched weight l4Al
worthy Of any mans attention; Pet, sorrel mare
10 yrs old. works anywhere hitched; Nell bay
mare, 10 yrs. old, in foa good worker weight 1870:
JEFF, Gray horse, & ygS. old, a good driver and
work horse safe for any I lady to drive r9 G,
hitched, pr. black Percheron. colts . yrs. old
good size: ycarling colt, pr. mules, and & yrs
old. Both are wagon or harshare leaders, both
are sound and gentle; bay horse good rider and
driver
Is Head Cattle
mich cows ilwith calves by there sides 2 are
Jerseys. Holstcin COW good their Is in the
county with calf by her side, fat steees, weigh
800 lbs. fat COW weigh 1000 III. bulls coming
yrs. old
IA Head Sheep
Il ewes all will lamb by day Of sale, all aud
yrs. old, A good bunch of Mountain sheep.
30 Head Hogs
3 bpood sows, . fat hogs the balance are thrifty
young shoats. Win weigh from 80 to 80
Farming implements
Auburn wagon and bed 3 in. tread good as new,
thirnble skein. wagon and bed IN good running
order. spring wagon, new double seated surrey,
Stewart make; pole and shafts; rubber tired bug.
gy new, stewards make; old buggy, low down
Pennsylvania drill used one season, Deering
Roland chilled pillow, double ctlltivator riding
cutiyator new spring tooth barrow. square
wooden harrow, double check row corn planter,
single corn planter. double shovel pluws single.
shovel pillow, set grain ladders
Harness
sets yankee harness, new; used W sets
gears, sets plow gears, wagon saddle. iu brides,
IL collars, 10 halters, sets buggy harness, set
check lines s-borse wagon line, wagon whip.
single trees. jockey sticks log and COW chains.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19

ioall persons holding liens, by juag !,
ment or otherwise, on the real estate
or aay part thereof, Of +. Al. Hoffman,
In pursuance Of q decree of the cir
cult court Of berkeley county, w. Va.
made 10 a cause therein Pending, to
subject the real estate, OF the said r.
NJ. hoffman, TO the satisfaction Of the
lisas thereon, you are hereby required
TO present all claims held by you aud
each OF you, against the said T.. M.
Hoffman, which are liens on his real
eslsie, of any part Of II, for adjudica-
ton, 10 me at my Office, Ia the Old Ma
tional Flank Building, Ia Msrtinshurg,
w Va, on or before The oath day Of
February 1909.
Given under my haad this 2sth., day
of January 1909
w. b. uoiston, Com. In
uhaaeefy of said court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-19
Terms

credit of, 10 months on all sums Of $40 and
over, purchaser 10 give note with good security
payable at any OF the banks OF MartiDsburg
with interest from date, but il paid AT maturity
interest remltted. Under $40 cash. No prop
erty to be removed until settled for
". A. Teadrick
Dodd q Hoffman. Aucf