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ELECTION DATE UNCHANGED

MEXICO. Sept. 25.-Petitions for the postponement of MexicO's presi- dential election were rejected tonight by the chamber of deputies by large matorities
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26
.,.rrow.e crown oi sorrow.

Cook-Please. mum. oIye had great misfortune.
 Mistress-What is it. Bridget7
 Cook-i've burnt up the fruit cake, m 1t cost five dollars. and the worst ,f 1t Is me labor Is wasted
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26
YUMA MAN GETS eILLET.

WASI1INGION, ID. C., Sept. 25. - Special )-Clarence A. Iindeman Of Yuma. has been appointed clerk in the department of labor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26
DAHLgN REMAINS

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-William Dahlen again signed as manager of the Brooklyn Nationals.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26
Better Times After A Change
 Tn Foo q

Lack of energyis usually the outward sign of faulty nutrition
 Folks who don't feel "spry" because of lack of the right kind of nourishment
 'Pick Up"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26

Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-26

Grape Nuts its
 FOOD Thousands who know the personal val ue of clear thinking and vigorous action make Grape-Nuts part of their reg ular diet.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-11-03
FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
7. s. land Office at Miles City, Mont.

Department of the Interior,
7. s. Land Office at Miles City, MOnt.
Sept. 25. 1911
a. ,.r !, hereby given that in compliance
w.. t'H provisions of the Act of Congress
o. = ~" 9. l>7N. entitled A Act for the sale
q .t.r}irl Lands in the State of California,
d. ~, N~ovHdnn and washington Territory"
u. ~,"n,lr' tunll the public land States by
I Il nS August 1, 1892, Grace &. Hunter of
NJ. =, CTS, runly OF Custer, State on Mon
iujr ttu> tni> I'd day OF July. 1908 filed in this
ct. "n"r sworn statement No. 02i for th"
pr. 'ilp-, Of SWn NEil, Me SEA SEA SEh,
Sc. ion IT. n. Il. 80 r.. M. ]. NJ, and will
or / Wuuf t" show that the land sought is
more ,;.iu'*in DIE for its timber or stone" than
ful agricultural purposes and to establish
her rinii! to tn" said land betOr" the Regis
ter 8 Receiver, Y. S. Land Office ut Miles
Clty, Muu.tnn or tn" Sth day of Dec, lail.
She names as Witntf>tS:
.larlr2 iil.iItcr, Miles CITY, Mont.
Roirrt l. Anderson,
George SgiVetS,
Waiter Anderson EEAlakn
Any ruu all persons claiming adversely
any of The nlOvr described hands are %rtNleS-
ed to file their claims i'll this Office on or
before the Sduy of December 1911.
\. KlUCIllclt. Register.
First Publication O.tober6 6. lMl.
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October {. 1911
70 Grorg, W. Thomas Of EsaI"k", Mont.
Contr.tit.
luu "rr hereby notified that Mack X.
Thom psun WAC gives Chalk Ertt"s Mnntaii':
as his postotllct address. did on Oct 1911
Tile il this office his duly cOrrobnrutrt
Application to contest ANA s'tUr" the can
collation. Of your Homcstrad rntr$ No:
,N:2 lu:ttt April - l3!l Tor NJ N ga, see. II
-. SCI Sec township = =. X. % H. MOI
tunn Meridian ana AZ Irnunds Tor his contest
ne ;tii'%"- tia!t ,-.IH entry man mas meyer
established r">lU, zee Oh SAID l;l!iu ana E"hi.S
wholly a~hoDdcn.u tnt same tor more imam
six mullt!is last past ami tn" said default
continues 80 to tins cate.
Nuu are. therefore,. further notified that
the said alterations viii! be- taken by this
office as having been confessed hy You. ana
your said entry viii be cuncelled thcr"NA,
der without YOU" further r!sht to be hear"
| therein. either hctor" this u1lte or on Hp-
| peal. if you fail To lie III this Office within
twenty days after the fourth publication OF
this notice, a> shown below. your answer,
| under oath, specifically meeting ald re-
| spending to these allegations of contest, or
! if you fail within that time to file III this
Office due proof that You have served II
| copy OF your answer Oh the Sail ronttStait
| either in perSou "r by registered mail. II
| This service IS made by the delivery OF a
| copy Of your answer to the contestant IN
person. proof oI such service must be either
I the said contestants written a~rknowlrtl"-
meat Of Ms receipt Of II" con s%hoHia%
ihr t.tc e - v",.'rlt, o. 10 affidavit Of the
,.i>'n hy WH"!.l i.' delivery ";,.' u:'it'r
S1at!,. when .%A where III" cops was de-
liyrrrA: If mudr ~ registered mnil. ,roof
,f such snrvic" muSt consist Of the affidavit
II rtr I"rStH ~ whom the vop" was
nHti"t stating Wlcn and The poStoFir" 10
=: ii i, was mailed. ami this affidavit
a., IT, ace oIilalniti by II" puSt:E-strr's
- ri,t Tor u" letter.
Ton chon!l state III yuUr answer the
IAN, tt III. D2*'uifice to which !oa desire
further rut!>" 10 be sent 20 you.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department OF the Interior
S. Lnnu Office at Miles City. MOntann

Department of the Interior
l. S. Land Office at Niles City, Montana
October 10 1911
Notice * hereby given that G,Istave II.
Arcn3on of BrOuduS, Montana, who on April
~ 1906 made Homestead entry no. 1884, Serial
NJ. O20Jl for SWH NWH. Lots y, 4, scc.2 SEA
n EA, see. ,, To s., II. 81 r., M.P.M has filed
OF intention to make final five Ecar
proof to establish claim To the land above
before Henry T.. Rayncr, u. S.
Commissioner at Olive Montana on the 18th
day Of November, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John BrOhSton, Thor HrOdstOn, Ras1nuS
johnson :tnd Harry u. Stewart, all of
Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department of the IuIer,"'
O.. s, Land Office at Miles City. NOu;aus

October 10, ~!
Notice is hereby given THAT David J..
Smith of Ekal4ku, MOlltun&, who on .Ai.i !
~, 1870 made homestead entry no. t>t73
3. SE4 SWA, Wa SEA See. 81 I. | =
Range - F. Z NJ. has tilet motto" / IL
tnntion to vluullr NAL comm tstlt Il ,D.st .
TO establish claim tu the lanC buNe H. =
cr.nau before + ". ItWor>hak L ..CO,l =
missioner at i!kHlaka. Munt:.nt. on tn. Isl
day OF December l9ll.
Clain,sut names ~ witnesses:
John Oliver, \. ". LNeaS, u. O.. Tr9c% end
Lyman +. Kennedy, All OF EKAlakn, Multni.,
y. kiItCIIEl:. Register
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Lists 1-534, -535, 1886, and -537.
RESTORATION To ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the
lands described below, embracing $40
acres, within the Sioux National
Forest, Montana, will be subject to
settlement n entry Under the pro-
vision of the homestead laws Of the
United states and the act Of June II,
1906, GA Stat, 233), at the United
States land office at Miles Guy, Mon
tana, on December -, 1911. Any
settler who was actually and in good
faith claiming any OF said lands for
agricultural purposes prior 70 Jan
uary ], 1906, II has not abandon
cd ans has q preference eight TO
make a homestead entry for the lands
actually occupied. Said lands were
listed upon the applications Of the
persons mentioned below, who have
a preference right subject to the prior
right of any such settler, provided
such settler or applicant is qualified
to make homestead entry and the pro-
ference right is exercised prior 10
December -, 1911, on which date
the lands will bc subject to settle
ment and entry by any qualified per-
son. The lands are rs follows: The
NWA, Sec. =, T. > T., K. 80 =, N. VI.
100 acres. application Of Il. ?. Wit
comb OF camp crook, South Dakota;
List 1-53!. \ tract Of $50 acres
within GneurNoUrA bun Wnut viii
probably hr, when surveyed, Sc. 30,
7. 2 s., +. 20 T.. described By r1etc@
and bounds He follows: Commencing
at tho southeast correr Of Sec. 16, I.
= s., Il. so +, thence J.. $50 cnuins
80 the southca2; corner OF IT, g. II.
Parker homestead, which is |pprOX-
in!atclT lhc cornri common to S@cs
l". H., % ana -, hence 8. ice
chlins 10 corner so. / of tnis survey,
It store r2arE= III: extending ,aenc
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-11-03
NOTICE FOR rUHG.ICATION.

D. plct:lVi4t Qt tHV INttrIl"
T.. $. Land Office at Miles City. Montarl.
Nvtoiers ~.
Notice is hcr.ty given thnt ban Harris.
Montana w.u UH foh-unry y. 1904 ,nr''.
n.Srr; Land ,n:rH ne. ne, S'rin! 10. Ql''>
for SWl@ SW;., sex. z. SEA SEi. rt"'. -.
NWt. wv sec. -. Il MEL, see. y =. :,
X. 80 T.. VI PM. Las H!rt nOticc OF Int. nt!:o
to max. Ilunt rr~~,: 10 cs :AbiiSh clain! T. So
lind above dcsrrll.N X fore ". Z. R.i:.~:,
I. S, Goa missioner ut Baker, Montana. sA
the Path Gay q Novcfnkxr, ISL.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
A.. I. ErerktUridee. Il. L. JCll"y, Lewis
Williams ana LoIiS q ANN. al! Cf NlI Hr
Montana.
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k =. y. NJ.
Lists 1-771, -821. -822, and 1872.
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

iHHNI'S ~ N~-All'iS-1L fci'i"7l
Notlcc IS hercny even ma .nt
anus described oelo"' .'hpi a,IH
639.oo acres within the SIOUX Na-
!iohaI forcst' Nohtaha, VIII ne SUI
Jcct 70 aet'lei4tnl aliu cnt'y unu.i ~
plo'lE!ona 81 IN. hoiltStoa' iaw" ot
the Lnltcc .'ttoes anu we DC, ~
Juie -, 1'Vo ''f 'oldo' @""l' d. "
nniten suites 'ahu once "a Hil1tS
tItE' Montana, on December ~ 13ll,
any sr',IGf VINO mas "c'u'''/ anu IA
so"h Iaith clalii'IliS "n> =" $50
.a'iqa lo' ~sf'cu,tria ~ 'npara pi1'
70 1aHuNrE J. 1870 "'4" h'S cIo' ~
ndonc same mas q pre- renee.
rIsh' TO MAKE Z hoh1E"-e '-' t1'rS
loE LII, l|!o. "''""i' '"rl."'
'oi'' i"Hd" "'Ft !ls-'n u'',.'i tHt %p
I"tcdt''!"5 81 enc !'',"'ic- 'I' ''t'N'T'i
h'io"' "H' IT. - lH'l'' ~ l43Ht
subject |" me 'rlo' Ti-'lt -, aHS suoA
H%tti'r, i''Nl"tu '"''; setl' = ~
p'!cti'' y Put'tlItu - Hs'n, ,:t'
5teah 'htrE "IG - lNi'LI' !Nh'
~ eA'rc's'u I'",' D1'r.!ta)oi 49,,
i'll' or 'i'lch 80 me 49, 49,!
pc suoJ"tt 70 aIt''' ''IeI. "h' tiIt ~
any qualiH'h btlaoL. ne i'l"7 ;lI-
nracr Il tr3'i o. ,or.'' "I1Vs Man-
III uhsur\"+e" "u' "Iat w Panp''1
!. re, "i.l surn'!t"' 20. - INV
~ l. - -. - T., Vi ~ "..>t' 'r.''
-: - x n,.
S!hhIlG ~, corner No d 3t''lt
il"'Ae" ~ "Hr"cc =" "
corner ~ .7c'' w. ~ ~ - y -
u'"ta . . ut7fr'1 = y nan" -,
." drAI"t3 ~ " y 'll''IS' *"
~ 't'i' o. ~
o c!ld'!'', 'ir-'Nr Ior.rr a. "
ch.lllS' tl!th'' ~. :'1' : o' ~.
l-'lo 'llt!'H' t!i'!I'e ut@lcF :"
=. - fld.''", t-'c1', uc7lS'7 -.
- ''"i'"': '.iEict . q
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FOR PUBLICATION.
I'nt O The InturiOr. [. :. LaNh
City. Mont.

".at:I,'nt O the Interior. [. .. Lana
ir,S City, Mont.
October Q. l9li
r..,.;. j. Nrrchy given that Etiic {. Mtplc,
',, l,Hf-ottice is Ridge, Montana tiu on
~, ,ll| of Dec. 1910 file in this Niirr
,.. .',trmcnt and application NO. 0l'3lo
., ~ e. the W section -. T.. : S. L. -
r, , II. nd the timber thereon under
,..,rNt. IONS of the act OF Ju1t >, 1873 and
y. ,uHutOry. knOWna Sthe "Tilub"rAlid
,. .."" " at such value as might he fixed
, r.. .I>tGrrnI. and TINT pursuant to such
~ :. ja" he land aud timber thereon
al appraised, 500. he timber ">ti-
..',#' 2..'I1 board feet at $i0" per H.. .Iu
=. ! $.,9'.; that said applicant will offer
= rflu supDOrt of his application and
,. statement on the % day OF December
. 4 ~, +, l.. Scotield, u. :. Commissions
-:inl, hioutnnn. Amy person is at lib
4 protest this purchase before entry
r. n.t, = contest at any time before pat
"a. -!rr~ L., filing Il cOrrObOratrd affidavit
,.- uti!tr alleging ftctS that would defeat
T. .''lE..
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Notice for Publications.

Department of the Interior, t.. S. Land
Office, Miles city, Mont.
Oct. Is, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Wilbcrt l..
pnngburn of lIk.iakn, Montana VINO on
July 7 1910 made homestead entry No. 09774
for NJ NEH, SEA NEM. NEN SEA sec. p
I'll =. Range bSE., Mp. NJ. has fled notice OF
intention to make final communication proof
to establish claim 10th" land above de-
scribcd before +. M. Dworshak, y. S. Com
missioner at Eknlnkn, Montana ON the 18th
day of November, 1911.
ClaimaEt names as witnesses:
Christ F.gc, Albert Scruggs Mill" MoOlikc
and Fred Galley all OF EkniHka, Montana.
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Lists 1859. 100, -1c8, alu 49,.
RE,STOK ALTON TO ENTi. 81.
~ IN NATION .E.tI

RESTOR ALTON TO E.NTi.
LANDS IN NATIONAL irEsHs
lands described below, ctna:-c:i@ .
$3.50 acres, within tne Sioux ri;--
tieflal Forest, Montana. vii. ne -~i-
ject to settlement and entry under IA"
provisions OF tho homestead :aws {
the United States and the &"r of In.e
II, 1906 GA stat, 233), at -. I ~. /
States lane Office at Miles Nti:, "~:.-
tana, on December IL, 49, 49,!
settler "ho was actually ana II >. d"
faith claiming any Of aid lines ;,y
agricultural purposes pri-r 20 I~'~
uary /, 1906, and has not ALBANIA. 49,!
aamn, has q preference righ- {. n+s,
q Homestead entry for III: !~-."@ -
ually occupied. sad Lands W." -
cd upon tne applications - !At i":-
son mentioned below, Wnu rave =.
prefer nee right 3uSjrct {, ~. .",:
right Of any such settler, :cp'&t'i
sucn ce.tier CT applicant - H,.@.'..~!
TO make homestead entry AN tt,e @'-
ference right is exercised prior ~
December -, 1911, on wn.ln .:t- ."o
and entry b. any quaiitic1 rt~a.
The lands embrace L traC. u 80
acres within EnsurEeycd t-t Wh"t
viii probably be, when Surveyed, E-.,'
@5, 7. 2 s. p. 60 F., NJ. M, 4.-cro~A
by NETS II houncs as fDI:@ns' ",-
| SlNfjEG Ut corner = u. J., Il StF'..- IT,. -
ed IL, which is ,hc ;t.it...tu
northwest corner OF Sec. -. = g..
+. so r. whence Ike aout.".>c ~n">-
.r IF Sc. Is, r. 9 s. f.. oG L ..:.s
y. $50 chains and ". 50 cHa;
JanGins thence S. 40 ch4.n.; tn.,.-
=. - chAinz: thence :, 60. .l 1trs.
tn4rcn ". 10 chains to t.. .a-. Ill;
beginning. Variation - .,a - ~
I. Said tract was listed upon I'll.
plicatiou Of Michael j. e.. - So
q, Montana; List 1853. T. '..."r 81
$50 acres described as 1o... 3" E-.
Ne Of wv u. thu SW}i <i,
I2o ucres,. Soc +. I. 9 +. s.
and 20 .cre3 within un- ...e; '.,
what viii probably De, ..... #"t...-
Cd, Sec. -. !. 2 q. L. s. H.. .,-...~
cd bv ;nete.; and bounds Nv: vi. M.
BEGINNING It corner 80. .,..,
married III. Whence the ..~tr ..r-
ner on the west liMe oi a. =
T.. g. q. Tears y. 10 cIi- -
iu- ,henea w. 20 cham. ...
20 cnains; thorce =. 70 eli. tHt..
s. 20 chains j., The place -. ". .i"...:
Variation Of - de@rn,s 4. So, .
tract Was listed uuyu Il. ...!,r-t,.
. OF elmer W!ckhari OF ID! Ia. .tr:-
,ana; List 100. \ t1a~t 1855 r..
t acres within u..su,veyed :..t .har a..
{ pr0bnEly b.. when sure. &,c. .
l tnd IS. =. : Z. Il. I'll Z, Nj, ..-.l.a -.
j metrs and touHds as 10 : r.s..
! me rci.g ~ The seuthv..i rs" AL
. Sec. IL, 7. : g., r.. ~ ...,, II
$40 chains Is Il STONE 81 s...u g.
t H.. thence :. 9 railcs. ~ -.- T.. -:
-. chain; to III, il.tial coz: ~ var.
. surItt. q c1ona marked III. <t,, u.s..
- ,nnrcn X ~ degrees W. 20 ..u"
+ 1heuccN. il degrees l.. rAut..
. ,h.nc, $ IS degrees /. aU g.. tN,r-..
1856 !. yrots !. 81 chains. t2e.,., =.
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List, l-:r5. --Cf --G7, and SO.
I :.>,iI. Il .tI.DN 80 ENTRY Hr
y xVLiIE iA.H:.l

Notic" is hereby given tlat the land;
described below, embracing go acres,
Within tn" Sioux National Forest. Mon
tan2, Will be subject to settlement ANA
entry under the provisions OF the
homestead laws of the United States
and the act Of juno II, 1906 GA Stat,
.@2). at tle United States land office at
Miles Guy. Montana. on December II,
1871. Any settler who WAS actually ard
in good faith claiming any o. said lands
iCr agricultural purposes prior i Jam
u9ry /. 1906. ana has nos abandoned
same. has u preference right 20 r2oEe 4
homestead entry for TIE lands &"tGal-
H. occupied. Said lands We're listed up
on the applications Of the persons lnpn-
tioncl below, who 2 Il preference
right subject 20 the prior right of any
such settler, provided such settler or
applicant is qualified to make home
stead entry and the preference right is
exercised prior to December Il, 1911,
on which date the lends Will be sub
ject to settlement and entry by any
qualified person. The lands embrace 4
trace Of 100 acres within un]surVeyed,
but what Will probably be. when sur
vcyeu. Sec. &c, r. . s., r. 60 E., NJ. NJ,
described by metcs ana bounds rs fol-
lows: Commencing at tn southeast
corner Of Sec. 1G, 7. = 8. T.. 90 f.,
thence t.. 100 chains to the southeast
corner Of Cornelius II. ParEor's home
stead application. which is approximate
ely III" corncr to Secs. II, l3,
30 and "a. thence :. l6o chains to cor
ncr 80. ! OF CHS survey. q tone nirk-
ed III: extending thence y, G0 chains;
thcncr w. 80 chains: thence =. 90
chains: thence +. 20 chains; thclr" :.
40 chHins; thenc~ L. - chains 70 cor
n"r N0. |. lht place OF I~>%:AHitG.
Variation Is degrees l5' l.. said tract
,,I,. Iirt - llJan1, cha .l3t,,'fr.t ti,,1 tt
G~enovi"ve Parker Of Jtapid NitE, S,g,tn
Dakota: List l-5t5. y tract ~ 100
acres within unaurV.yed but Wh&t will
probably be, WHOM surveyed, Sc. II.
Y. . S, Il. 60 E.. described by metts
ana bounds as follows: H~eSinnin" At
come so. i. = stone marked HI,
whence the southeast corner OF Sec
l6, r. , S., r. &C E., bears ". loo
chains: extending thence i. 20 chains,
thence y. 10 chains; thence W. &C
chains; hcncc y. 20 chains: thence "
20 chains; thence S. 40 chains; thence
r. 20 chains; thence S. 90 chains tl
the place OF beginning. Variation Il
degrees As E. Said tract was listed up
IN the application Of Mrs Mary \. Parl
er of Rapid City. South Dakota; Lis
1866. The SIN "A, Sec. II. II. 3 S, f.
81 f., 100 acres, application Of VIII
liam Jordan d Camp Crook, SOUtl
Dakota; List l-5G1. : trHct Of l6t
acres within EH2urN.ysG iUt what vii
probably -, Wh-n surveyed. Sec. ~
4. . S, Il. GO e. described by rvte!
and bounGa as follows: Beginning q
corner Ma. /. a stone marked II
whence the southeast corner of Sec
lG, +. : :. Y. bv r. bears W. 16,
chains: eXt.nIilr thence ". 30 rlNiC-
thence y. 20 chains; tLtNc" e. /
chains: tlt,nce s. 40 chains 20 the piur,
Of beyinnt.g. Variation Is degrees IS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

y. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
September %, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Chn&. f. Clark
OF k.kulnkn, MOntana, who on May 4. 1910
made Homcsteud entry No. W7S7 for El4
NW14. Sig NWh, NEh SW4 Scc,2.., TIN K.
- f. NJ. Pm, has He'd notice of to
make, ..nal communication proof to rStnhli.h
clni;.. to the land above described before r.
M. vurShak, u. :. commissioners Ekal"ki
Mo- m or the 9Th day of November, 1911.
C'HtuHnt names rs witnesses:
V:ltrt Anderson, John Ansland. G"org"
10; .firrlcy Jolly. al! OF Ekalakt, montana.
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Notice for Publication.
DtJxtrtlnent OF the Interior.
L. =, Land Ntiirc at niles City. Montana,

IF TstTIIIIVII OF CIV I!-ITTIEE.
L. =, Land Ntirc at Iiles City. Montura.
September -. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Helen L.
Rue of Graham, Montana who on June J.,
1857 mad. desert land entry no. 1891, serial
seq. y, swh awi. section 9, 4. IS. 4. - r.,
NJ. M. has filed notice oflntrHtiOn to lnH@t'
final proof to establish claim to the land
above described before John l.. ScOtelu, /.
:. Commissioners nt Arn ham, MontNnn GA
the 10th day of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William T. Waite, George II. Rue. Alfred
w. Rue. of Graham, Montana. ana Marry
IL. Fischer, OF R:oadus. Montana.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. I. :. Land
Office. Miles City. Nom.
september -, inll.
Notice IS hereby & that Ottiri II .IalNtr-
son Of EknlakU. montana Whoon February ~,
1910. made homestead rNtry no.MiIi for \ IA
Seq. 81. IT, S. lt6D f., M.F.M., hn, liled notice
OF intention to make final onInlutation
proof to establish claim to the lund above
described before +. NJ. nWurshHk, I. =. Com.
missioner at EkilnkH, Montul?" OF tn" iI>t
day Of DVtOhrr, 1911.
>lG INFANT ;lallcS as witnesses:
Paul r.. christensen. Harvey M~AeStl:Ellr.
George. \. Sykes, GEORGE NJ. Bl"r, all of
Sykes, Montana.
\. KlKCIII,R. Register.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
tF'Or Publication

Department Of the Interior,
L. :. Land Office 1T Miles City, Montana,
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Canada is able TO present. The
chances are that Argentina can
not offer better land nor better
conditions. and in addition the
national political conditions in
any South American state are so
unstable that those countries are
by that fact alone rendered far
less desirable as places Of resi-
dence than is Texas.
Southwest Texas is today above
all others, the section in which
the great development Of the inn
mediate future is 10 come. II
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from the Arno and Dixie irri-
gated districts state that the
high water from the Carlsbad
project has flooded that section
of the country. Telephone wires
are down and train service over
the Santa Fe nOrthward from
this city is stopped.
Large bodies Of water are as
sembling near the Reeves county
bridge between this city and
Barstow. What the damage is,
is not now known. Il is stated
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one great need of this favored
spot Of Gods footstool is an in
creased citizenship. In face of
these administered facts, there
is no wonder that the citizens of
Amarillo are being joined by
those of Canadian, Panhandle,
Pampa, Canyon, Mclean, Miami,
Hereford, Tulia, Dalhart. Plain
view, Lubbock and many other
points over the Plains.
What is being done in connec-
ton with the land snow, is but
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exhibit last year, there was lit
tie hesitancy this season when
a suggestion came that steps be
taken, looking t. assure a more
ampliied showing of the wonder
full products of this great stretch
of territory in the southwest.
Already numbers of commune
ties have come forward with
propositions to assist in this
work, rot only with money, but
offerings of exhibits. Residents
Of the Panhandle realize that the
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precipitating all three into the
water. The river is about three
miles wide at this place, due to
excessive rains and the food
caused by what is alleged 10 be
the breaking of the Carlsbad
project dam at Carlsbad, n. NJ.
Both Mexicans lost their lives,
but they assisted in saving many
thousand dollars worth of prop
erty. The white man was able
10 save himself.
TRAIN SERVICE STOPPED
Reports received this morning
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TO the turbulent waters of the
river, in which is running one of
the worst floods on local record.
1t is thought that the efforts of
the men saved the fume or a
saving of a loss approximating
500. 900 to the Barstow system.
The three men fell from the
central section of the fume.
WHITE MAN LOST BALANCE
1t seems that the white man
lost his balance and grabbed at
his two Mexican companions,
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an indication of what may be
done in any other line through
cooperation of effort. The peo-
pie of the Panhandle are pro-
gressive. and when once con-
WINGED of the worth of an en-
terprise. they will not withhold
their hands from its support.
II is so in the case of the land
show. and it will be so with each
and every other worthy move
ment that shall be rightly set
forth for their consideration. -
Amarillo Daily News.
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The Panhandle country. with
Amarillo as its acknowledged
center. has secured space in the
great Chicago Land Show. to be
opened to the public during the
month of November, at which
time hundreds of thousands of
people will inspect exhibits from
practically every section of the
United States. Convinced of the
worth OF space and its incident