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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
DECLARES TROOPS ARE
NEEDED ON BORDER

WASHINGTON. Dec i.-Declarins that
conditions In Mexico were far from set
tied Representative Burleson OF Texas
today urged upon President Taft tho
necessity OF keeping United States troops
along the border.
Mr.. Burleson said the withdrawal OF all
federal troops would force Governor col-
Quit to keep u large portion OF the state
militia in the field. The president prom
sed 10 give early attention TO the mat
ter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
CHICAGO WILL SECURE
THE BIC CONVENTIONS

Special 60 The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Dec. tit Is ConCsG ed
BY members OF the Republican national
committee arriving here so attend the
coming meeting that Chicago will he Sc
leCted rs the convention city.
The selection apparently goes 10 Chi
cago through default OF other cities 10
make any claims for il. ii is believed
that the Democratic convention also will
DC held i'm Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
WATCHMAN LOSES
HIS LIFE IN

JERSEY CITY. y J.. Dec.
principal plant Of the United Staig
press company Tor the service q
York city and Vicinity was sVt
fire early today and practically The
delivery equipment, consisting
horses and several hundred wagon
destroyed. The loss is estima
E1 900 600. Fred Ockray. the night
man. who gave the alarm. could
found after the flames subsidcd.
probably lost his life trying TO
some OF the. horses
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Reward for Burns.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dec. i.-rhere
seems TO be no obstacle in the way of
the payment TO Detective w. j. Burns
OF the $4,000 reward offered by the
state for the capture of the Los An
.elcs Times dYnamiters. according Ia
AsscmblYman \, II. Hewitt. speaker OF
the lower house. The reward was offered
through an act Of the last Legislature I'm
the passage Of resolution by Assembly
man Milton Schmi;t ot San Francisco.
The resolution provided that Tho Si0. 600
should he paid upon the arrest and con-
viction of tho guilty persons 10 the per-
son or persons responsible for their APP
prchenson. with the approval OF the
speaker OF the assembly.
The money viii ne paid tho moment
the identity OF The person entitled 10 it
IL proved 10 my satisfaction. said
Speaker Hewitt today
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Silence Cautioned.

Mr.. Hill--Was anything else said
that evening"
Mrs Bain-Hc spoke again about
men being ralrosdcd and went over
the same ground, only rautioning MS
not 10 say anything 10 any one. On
Monday Mr.. Balm was in court He
has not been home since | have not
spoken TO him under God
(Signed) DORA r. Balm.
Witness. \. Hill, deputy district
dttorucY-
Il can't get back my honor" she said
her aged husband declared when il Was
suggested rlat he could return the
money. Balm Is civil war veteran His
great grandfather fought in the war %,
the revolution and captured BrAlsi;
drum IN nGit with tho troops OF Cen
cral BurGoyne This drum stlll is in the
family and Balm beat II In the parades
which preceded the election of Dis;rlc,
Attorney Fred"rirks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Socialists Indignant.

HELPER, Utah. Dec. f.-SnciaIist To-
calls Nos | and of Helper. at u Joint
meeting last night, adopted The follow :
ing resolution on the Mcnamara case:
Realizing the confidence rcposed ~
union labor hH the public: also the re
spect that the public has shown the So
ciaIst movement and desiring To- main :
Tain tEis confidence ard respect aisu
fVoTng Justice and enforcement of the
law we request that the Judge in tho
ease of the People US. Johu and james
Mcnamara. give them the fuii penalty al
lowed bV la ~
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Balm Takes Money.

Mr.. Hill--But he fell to Your pleasl
Mrs. Baiu-Yos, he fell 10 my pleas.
He finally agreed TO our plans and said
he would accept Mr Franklin IS propo.
sitIon.
Mr.. Hill-Then did Franklin come
that night?
Mrs. Bain-Yes. but ! was not at
home; ! was at lodge.
Mr.. Hill-Now, was anything said to
you by Mr.. Balm when you came home 7
Mrs. Bain-l asked Bob what hap
pencd and he was worried. He was in
bed when | came back and said, "II
have the $500. -Four hundred was all
he brought He said he would bring
the other tomorrow ! wish 10 God
had never gone into it, He then
hushcd me up and would not talk about
il any more. Then ] tried TO tell him
he could disqualily himself and be 800
TO the good. He says. fThat will not
give me back my honor On Sunday
he went TO G. A. r. meeting and
franklin came Sunday evening I was
there. He merely reiterated what he
said before and told Bob that he did
not have the extra 500 with nim, but
that IT was in bank ready tor him
whcb nc stood pat
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A Personal Blow.

Mr.. Mcnamara plea Of guilty comes
"a a terrible personal blow TO me. as /
never had occasion to doubt his integ-
rlty.
AS for our organization. ! can say
that its aim has been TO better the work.
Ing conditions Of the mon employed in
thia most hazardous occupation and to
provide WAYS and means TO preserve
life. limb and property. not 10 destroy
thcm, and in this cndcavor VIC shall con
tiiuc az long as VIC have strength 10
endure. We viii stand by our members
and / think our members viii stand by
uF.
Immediately after the arrest Of the
McNamaras We went on record throuCn
our executive board against the use or
dynamite aud other forms Of violence and
that always VIII remain our position.
Much has been said in tho newspapers
conce ming an Investigation of the high
or ups. l am IN that class | welcome
such an investigation, as I have nothing
TO fear ,hcrefrom.
IF NJ RYAN"
MI Ryan refused 20 answer any uucs
tiors put 10 him and would moi discuss
iho report that the international union
had appropriated $1,000 for The use o,
John j. Mcnamara without exacting
from him an accounting therefor.
I To al queries he replied:
"All ! have to say. or VIII say. Is con-
tanned in the statement. That tells ot
my past and future movements and ex-
presses all ! desire 90 say
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Ohio Bank Suspends.

COLUMBUS. O., Dec i.-Ths
National bank today posted a NJ
suspension by a resolution of the pt
directors. 1t was further stated Y
bank is now in the hands OF tnsI
troller OF the currency.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Wins Blue Ribbon.

CHICAGO. Dec. Iowa State COLLEGE
today won the blue ribbon for the cham.
piuu short horn cattle mt the lnicrna
tiUnal Livestock show.
j. Crouch e Son ot La Fayeito. Ind
took first honors in the Belgian horse
.'rmpctitiou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Says Union Innocent.

BUFFALO. Y g.. Dec. John T
Butler first vice president Of the Inter
national Association OF Bridge and Strlic-
tUrI Iron Workers, today declared that
tiic association never knowingly had fur
nished one dollar 10 promote dynamitinc
or any other form OF violence. Mr. Du, :
i"r was present at tho meeting OF tho
executive board in Indianapolis headQuar
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Case Continued.

As was anticipated. "A continuance was
asked and granted In the case OF Frank
lin. tic investigator. when II came up
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05

Learn 10 dance. New class for be-
Rnners commences at Odeon Tuesday,
December >.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05

Mrs Balm. ] WAS told that MI
Franklin was not N, but that he would
ring us up. | said: Gle cannot ring
us up. as l am n: my neighoor
house. The woman at the other end
snid she would tell him when he came
in. Then | went home. Later III the
afternoon a man came in ar auto. j
did not know then who it was. he said
no wanted to speak to me. He wanted
TO know where Mr. Ba!n was, and l.
told him. AID he wanted TO Know
when he would gct back. lie SAID: L
am Bert Franklin. Don't you remem,
Der me7'' ! said 40, that l Woolc n9t
have remembered him, and he sald:
..Don 7 Won remember. ! met you quite
awhile agoq'
Franklin S Method.
Then he asked re about Mrs. Brain
ard and il she was marrled. he SAID
az have been TO see You several times
and have not found YOU at home. - lie
then talked about newspaper contest
over subscriptions, anC he got 10 talk
inp about our house, ! told him that
we had bought the home for $500 and
were paving S15 per month. SAID /:
"When Mr.. Balm is ~ he Will ger
MY s.WeIl ); he said, 81 think, Mrs.
Balm. | can help you. L think l can
nut YOU and Bob in position to pay
for your little home and live easy for
the rest of your lives" ! says, You
cang" He said. eyes. ! says,
GLOW is that 9'' and he says, 81 know
that Bob has always been an honest
man. ] have worked by the side of
him ana | know him well. And |. too,
have always been honest. My record
shows that think, though, ] can put
Bob in q position to make 1t easy 5o5
him ,; He kind of hesitated. and did
not seem TO know how to get at 1T, and
then he finally said, 'EYou know what
| mcan7" said. ''No. unless You
want him to do election work" He
saws. "No. not that. You know. Bob
has been summoned on the luryV''
Mr.. Hill Did he use the word
90 Summoned ~?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Money Offered,

Mrs, Bain-I do not know whether
he said summoned or subpocnaed. |
know he used the word subpoena, and
he asked if Bob had got his subpoena.
| said / did not want Bob TO serve on
the Jury, and that ] knew that he
would not be qualified. and he said,
'tWhyon ] said that in the first place
Bob was little hard of hearing. He
asked me if Bob had expressed any
opinion OF any kind. | said: No,
Bob is very quiet man ana has never
spoken of the case in that way He
SAYS: "Well, l want him to serve on
that Jury. / will make it worth while;
He SAYS: "In the first place, If he
will serve on that Jury | will give him
$500. That is TO qualify. You know
they are going to railroad those men.
They are spending all kinds of money
buying up witnesses and Jurors, and,.
he SAYS, II can Put you and Mr.. Bain
on easy street and help myself, too.
The rest are doing it and we might as
well do il. too. Then afterwards ne
said: ''Have Bob qualify and vote
for an acqulttal aud there Will De
plenty of testimony to prove that they
are innocent And he need not nave
any conscientious scruplcs or anything !
of that kind. and money VIII pc ue
posted and he will receive S3ooO at
the end of the trial, he a1terwarqi
told Bob that IL would be S25Oo, put
am sure that he said $500.
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Weakly Consented.

Mr.. LlIl-What was your answerl
Mrs. Bain-Well, he says, You
know Bob. Do YOU think ] dare TO
approach him on the subject - ! says,
'' No. you had better not. He spoke
of there being no risk aud made 1t very
easy for me Then he asked me II !
would do it and ] told him that /
wanted time to think about it, and ne
said he must know tonight.
Mr.. Hill-To do what?
Mrs. Bain-If ! would speak TO Bob
and make the proposition to Bob as
Mr.. Franklin had made it to me. | was
weak enough TO consent. | told blm 1t
would not be long, but that ! did not
know whether Bob would do il or not,
but that | would speak TO him, He
agreed 70 come that night and see Bob
and In the meantime / agreed to speak
TO Bob. lie took out MS pocketbook
and showed me roll of greenbacks.
Mr. HilI-Did he tell who was fur
nishing the money!
Mrs. Bain-No, l didp Z ask him, but
he spoke of plenty Of money TO fight
the case and something like that. What
passed between me and my husband
God only knows. / do not care TO
speak of il
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-07-21
Notice of Bond Sale
ce Is hereby given that the Town Clerk

Notice Is hereby given that the Town Clerk
of the Town Of Culbertson. Valley County.
Montana. will sell at public auction at his
Office In the Town Of Culbertson at the hour
II one O'Clock p. NJ. ON the ssth day Of July
A u. 1911 an issue Of $50. $40 of the City's wa
tar works coupon bonds.
Authority for the issuance of said bonds Is
based upor an elect ion held In the said town
ON the 18th day of June A. ID. 1911 and pro-
ceedings had by the Town Council authorix-
ing the same and under the laws Of the State
OF Montana
said bonds will draw interest at rate not
exceeding six percentum per annum. will be
of the denOmInatio of 500. will lie dated 18th
day OF July A. ID. 1911. due the 18th day Of
July A. ID. 1881. optional ON the 18th day of
July A. ID. lsei. interest pay able semi annual
~ st the City Tressurer's Office or At q bank
In Chicago or New York design ated by the
purchaser.
A certified check for 81 .ooo. % pay able 10 the
Town Treasurer Is required. Said bonds
must be sold 1t not less than their par value
to the bidder offering the highest price for
said bonds. The right 10 reject any and all
bids Is reserved. J. 4. PETERSON.
ITS Town Clerk.
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together and use enough water to make
batter the same as Tor pancakes. After
YOU have mixed the above well together
you are ready for the pests. Put about
tablespoon tull down into each hole so
when MIR. Squirrel comes out he will step
into the paste, and YOU will get him as he
does not like to have anything sticking to
his feet su he licks 1t OIL with his tongue
and gets more OF less OF the poison and 1t
kills him. | know this remedy will knock
the gophers because have tried II. My
brother in.lsw aud tried poisoning with
corn. wheat. oats, etc hut We did not have
any success as the squirrel, would not ral
enough gram To speak at. Another man
and myself mixed mp gallon Of the above
poison and put II out about an hour before
shutdown. AiteTWaTd We went over the
same ground and found between nifty and
sixty dead squirrels We Iuak- the poIsnn
good aud strong 80 that when they get unl,
/ 4 little Il kills them.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
8 Keller Lake Items :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Chalmer Barry went to Enterprise on
business Monday morning.
MIS- Maggie Sharp. of North Dakota.
came to visit with her sister, Mrs. Barly.
Harvey Moothart was seen IN these
parts Friday evening. Every body was
glad to shake hands with Harvey again.
Come again.
Harris CLARK and wife went to visit |.
NJ McCune Saturday and returned Sun
day evening.
Mrs. T. Keller called at the Harbo
home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Harbo's
garden was almost ruined by the hail storm
the last week of June.
Hay making is the order of the day in
this vicinity. Crops are looking tine con-
sidering the dry weather. Corn looks very
good.
| Mrs. Vim. kao was on the sick list Fri
day caused by working in garden during
the hot part Of the day Reports are tha
she is improving.
Alva Miller and family and Mr.. Cook
wife and daughter from Wilson. Kansas
were entertained Sunday at the home o
Ed T. Keller and wife
Next Sunday MIR. Miller and Mr.. Cool
and families will be entertained by MIR
and Mrs. SHank.
August Snyder had bad accident. Ill
was moving when the team ran away an,
August tell near knife and had his big to
nearly cut OFT and other bruises.
Robert Cookson's niece and husbsn
from Maryland arrived Monday at Froic
They were on their way four days and e,
J pect to locate in this vicinity.
BrenhaTt Jacobson is making hay O
Hans Reneyick's ranch
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!. Lakeside Items ;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
July I7Ih, 1911.

I. X. Forbes, Of Mondak. was called at
Lakeside ON Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roull,en and their
iiiend Miss Ericsson, OF Fairview. called on
Mrs. S~--Iman one day last week.
Mrs Romo and her sister. Miss Ahlgren
drove tn Mondak last Thursday.
Ne hear that Nm. Crandall is quite
SICK. HIS old enemy. Brigh,s disesse. has
attacked him again. We hope to hear oi
hrs speedy recovery.
Grace Conkingham. Rev. Cooklngham's
young daughter. who is visiting her father.
spent part Of last week with Miss Gonna
Sweetman. She was taken quite III while
there with Tonsilitis and her father and
Mrs. Cookinghsm sutoed down from Cul-
bertson and TOOK her home with them. She
is still quite i'll.
The Ladies Aid. Of Lakeside. held their
last meeting with Mrs. L. ID. Sweetman.
A very pleasant time was reported.
X. o. Lunke returned from Minneapolis
July nth. Mrs Lunke and Jimmie have
not yet returned.
VIM. Cookingham spent a lew days al
the Lakeside ranch with his Young friends.
The Misses Mildred and Freda Ahlgren
Who have spent the summer here and in
North Dakota. will soon return to theiI
hcmes in San lose. Cal.
Mrs. T. X. Forbes and Mrs. Cecil Drake
Of Mondak attended the Ladies Aid al
Mrs. l.. ID. Sweetman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Allen and Mrs. Fred
S~ank and little daughters called on Mrs.
Waterman at Lakeside last week
II is reported that Mrs. p. L. Granthan
is On the sick list.
Mrs. Ruth Shu,tx is sewing for Mrs
Crandall at present. Her son, Mayo Ia,
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Sure and Easy Method by
Which to Killed
GOphers

"A farmer near Spokane tells OF
a method of exterminating ground
squirrels winch would like TO see
tried in Montana where gophers do
much damage, said commissioned
Hall OF the bureau vi agriculture,
labor and industry.
The letter telling Of Farmer
HaTnen's success in killing ground
squirrels is as follows:
"a have a new and sure remedy for hll
ing ground squirrels which wish yor
would publish IN Your paper for the benz
ht OF the farmers. To one gallon II houI
add one cup Of salt, one cup sugar, on'
ounce pulverized sirychnine. Ma vel
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Observation-Disclosures
|: Dane Valley Items /;
Observation-Disclosures


Thomas Nielsen visited with his folks
Sunday last.
Chris Olson and Chris Lundgaard were
Culbertson visitors last Sunday afternoon.
Neis Nelson. !. ] Olson and Peter Jor-
gensen were in Culbertson on business
Monday Of this week
Fred Fryhling and Nels Christensen
received their final proof receipts from the
District Land Office at Glasgow.
Danish Lutheran Service will be- held IN
the Danish Lutheran Church Sunday at
10 so a. m All Scandinavians cordially
invited.
The crops in Dane Valley are fair con
sidering the reports from different sections
in eastern Montana and western Dakota.
Adolph Sorvik was visiting at the home
of knudtsen last Sunday.
The little baby girl OF Chris Petersen:
was baptized by Rev. ~. r. X. Hansen
Sunday, July 9th. L. Peterson and Pau
! Nelson we're witnesses.
Fred Fryhling and sister Marie were
visitors at the home OF Peter Nelson sun
dal last
Kew. aud Mrs. Brede Iohannsen wer
visitors at the home of h. c ChristenseI
west Of here Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reed and famil
oi Culbertson and Mr. and Mrs. Asmu
Thomson and family were visitors at tn
home Of II. ID. Oelkers Sunday last, and
bunch Of young people too numerous
! mention.
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Compliments

We have had many highly compliment
airy letters from costumers. not only from
different parts Of Montana. but from out
side the state as we'll on the high standard
OF our abstracts of title. These letters are
in our files for inspection for any one who
may desire to see them. There's A Rea.
son."
In all cases insist on having an abstract
OF title when buying properly or lending
money. and BE SURE it's made at thi.
ssice. Your lawyer will tell you that il
can b. relied on. IL it comes from us.
ACCURATE. NEAT and PROMPT
service. make our work rn-excelled
Valley County Abstract Company.
Johnson. The Abstrsctman. Pres.
(OfeiAl abstracters for particular people
IIf Glasgow. Montana.
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In Bankruptcy Notice

THIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE. that in the
District Of Montana. VIM. C. Wachter Of Cul-
eertson. Valley County. Montana. has been
tition-
That the payment Vt any debts OF she deliy-
cry OF any property, belonging 70 said Bank
any property BY him, Is forbidden by law.
That the dfst meeting Of creditors OF said
bankrupt. for the purpose Of Aling and prov
OF bis estate. and Tor examining the bsnkrups
under oath. and for the transaction Of mar
other oa.insss a can lawfully come bsforo
Bankruptcy. ~ b dem q Rooms i-is-is
Dunn Bloch. Great abs. Montana befoes
A. Grey, Referes IN Bankruptcy on The
n. Ati A. II. GRAY, ReferSs
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gone to Wheelock, y ID. to work through
having and harvesting.
Miss Swanson spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roullier.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner is at home with her
daughters. Ruth and Gail at present.
Miss Lorena Swanson has paid the den
list OF Culbertson two visits the past week
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: Homestead Items :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

July Io. 1911.
Chas. Ballack made trip over to Froid
recently.
John Watts. Of Indiana. is visiting with
his brothers and other relatives west Of
Froid.
We were gwen quite rainstorm on the
seventh of July. The heavens were cele-
brating with lightning. thunder. rain and
hail
Jesse Reed attended church services at
Homestead last Sunday.
II. Horstman and A. L. Schultz were
Froid shoppers last Monday.
Mrs. Archibald and J. II. Oswald were
Froid visitors last week.
II. Horstman visited with Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. II. Watts and With Mr. d. b.
Waits and Harry Wells last week.
John Danielson was Froid visitor last
week.
Ed. Wiggim has fine field Of wheat this
year in spite of the dry weather.
A. l.. Schultz and II. Horstman hauled
coal from the Watts coal mine last week.
| Postmaster Auten. Of Froid. will soon
oe able to attend to his duties at the post
office again after long illness of rheuma.
usm
W. u II. Watts and ID. h Watts made
a TIP to Culbertson recently.
viii Ruprecht made trip to the Watt.
coal mine recently
Bert Baker attended the dance at For,
Peck last week.
Ed. Cheney. Hanley Zimmerman and
William Brown were Froid visitors las
} week.
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Good Roads for
Glacier National Park
Government Spending $4,000 Road from Bolton, Mont
to Foot of Lake Mcdonald

The timber clearing will be sixty feet
wide; the roadbed proper will be twenty
tour feet wide, consisting oi "a coarse
crushed rock foundation, a fine crushed
rock sub surface and a fine screen gravel
surface.
The road winds and twists through the
fur,, st. following TIA, windings Oi the out
let Of Lake McD1naid - dense il the
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Right in your busiest season when YOU
have the least time to spare you are most
likely to take Diarrhoea and lose several
days time, unless you have Chamberlain S
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take dose on the first appear,
ance Of the disease For sale by all dealers.
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Strayed

from the Henry kim Ranch. one black
mare. about S years old. weight I3oc
pounds. branded 81 left hip. sas.Oe re-
ward for any information leading to the re-
covery Of this mare. Address Henry Kim.
Poplar. Montana. IIt4