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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE-
mcnt First CONGREGATIONAL church: we
a., 81, you 2 position free OF charge Tals,
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COAL AND KINDLING

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l.. r, DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. 165 East ith South; both
f,honcS hos
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NUU III t'EDIUfIl'" WIN INV and Nn
order OF the board ~ directors made en-
November =. 1872. 20 many sliarcs of
necessary VIII bc sold s'r' tho office of
the COMPANY. In the First National bank
or NeDhi in Nephi Ciy. .iuab county.
Utah. or the 18Th day cr December. 1Gtg
sf the hour Of T. noon. 10 pay Delinquent
asseafrments thereon. together with tho
cost OF advertising and expenses OF the
sale, &. :. TiSGEY.
Secretary.
'ere. Tirst National Bank of Ncphi.
Ncphi. Utah.
Date Of lhag publication, November -.
l9i2. k5G9G
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. EErAT<I1R AND
efnbainier. l6i So. West Temple. Phone
Go5. dS
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JAPANESE GOODS.

7. AGKhWA, DEALER AND IMPOR-
ter Of Japsnese dry goods, china ware.
sc South Main. k99i5
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CHINESE HERBS


l. SU WOO. 235 WEST 2ND SOUTH.
al diseases cured with his celebrated
Chinese remedies. hl26
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WHERE TO STOP

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LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST 1ST so.
700 rooms; rates. 35c. 40c and soc; mod
crn; baths, 15c- n1S39
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyright see J. NJ
Thomas. JOS Utah Savings 6 Trust bldg
ot2i
SCOTT & co. ALL COUNTRIES;
terms reasonable. 2267 Judge bldg.
g5O7
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & son. 1GG n ST. BELL
l545-W. Upho!stering. chairs rcCaped,
o3t2
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WE BUY LADIES' AND MEMS CAST
off clothing; best prices j.. King. Wa
satch 1857. l511G
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LADIES' AND GENTS, TAILOR


c. W HUiu. o26 CONSTITUTION
building. opposite II. c. Al /. Your own
material made up. h13i
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Wanted Situation-Female
GROCERY SPECIALS


1e LBS. SUGAR. St.O0; FLOUR SACK.
500; doz good eggs, 55c: Brazil nuts
per ID. l5c; good mixed nuts. per lb 15c
rranberies 2 lbs. @5c: s lbs. sweet po-
tItucS, 21C; Int or stock fish. 3 lbs for
SOC: : lbs. peanuts. 25c; mince meat. 9
packages for lie: los. scedless iaiSins.
CSC: compound lard. IS SOC. 5s COO
los Si10; packages raisins, @5c
cans corn, 15c; brick cheese. H. 9ec .
lbs. eastern cheese i5c; " lbs, good but
ter. Coo: . bloatcrs, Toe; Tall salmon. 10c:
citron and lemon peel. 10. 2oc; Jonathan
APPLES, Dor box. $i.o0 Chicago Store. l1G
W. 1st So. k3S0t
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CUT FLOWERS

HIIDpART FLORAL CO. 90 SO. MAIN
ST. Phone LOG. Cut flowers and fG-
neral desiSng. nl6S2
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LIVERY STABLE


MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES NTD |
Eight livery ACyscg bought AND sold !
Phone 81 cIil
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furni,h.sl 70

MSAMIaY moser,, ~ FURNISHED SNscEEoAN
n honse' close In Hyland ssis qSsat Al
r,fsmple
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WE BUY. SELL EXCHANGE IND I'D.
n. h. goods. Oak F'urn. Co. 3iS s. State
Wasatch SOIL. ktso2
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. w. KING:
PA Il. 2nd So. Phone 81 b2e7
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FURNITURE CLEANED.


FOR FURNITURE CLEANING AND
French polishing call Iyland 239S-R.
k1S3e
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l,2 i76

WANT RELIABLE MAN. CApAEI ,E
noiolnE position as sales manager for
corporation just organized to manufac-
iure ana distribute new invention; must
nave advertising ability: territory large;
VIII be expected 10 take some stock in
company; salary Increased with growth
OF business; prominent Salt Lake manu-
lscturers interested. This is excellent
opportunity for right man. References
necessary. Communicate W. G. Southe.,
l\enyon hoteL kG7S0
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DRESSMAKING

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AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTERS
school 40 T.. Broadway. rrylaud 1854
Cutters school OF Dressnlskiug. ks.5G
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BANKS AND BANKING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN j. LAASS.
NJ Mechanical engineer, structural design
in- and general dra fling. Inventiuc a
specially. Office No 902 Kcarns bldg
Tel. Wasatch 49@6. k2552
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

1916 SO. Fl. on SECOND FLOOR G.
Company Bldg. Cheatcd), suitable
light mercantile business. 800 per mon
If taken at once. Windows face Main
Inquire Gas office.
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.

OUR MONEY is WELL SPENT
When Eour shoes are repaired with Mon
afch or Tie Oaks Leather.
II ~ Second South. Phono 35S3.
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GlRl; TO CARE FOR RARy AND HELP
s-EWn'n dishes after school! Wasateh
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WILL StttP CAR r. TT. GOODS TO Los
AnSeles and one to Chicago and ono to
rofuand. and one 20 Florida next ten
days; very roasona blc rates KimbaN Van
& Storage Co. - So. Main. n2Sos
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LAUNDRIES

PALACE; LAUNDRY co.
Office 20 V. Second South, phone
Office - L. Second South. Was 1881
office So II. Third South. Mas $40
Works 7JS Il; Fourth South Hyand 1852
and TIyiaId 562
Laundry brought 10 offices saycg> %
per cent.
no extra charge for oue-day specials.
k2527
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIErs IN ALL DppA pr,Mr,Nvs Ap-
~ !SEADY FOR WORK At \. M.
NTD iSt p Nv. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
IL SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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ASSESSMENT WORK

Will GIVE 1900 SHARES TREAS.
ury stock and furnish provisions and
necessary supplies 10 have assessment
E Ework done IN Big Cottonwood. Sec VIM
CroWe 2T Latincr blk h33Ol
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IT rs AN EASY MATTER TO TURN
tne wants to account-tist stop and
tnIlK Tor a moment what you nacd most
tien put tho Wants TO work for YOU.
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Wanted-YO Bent.
Wanted to Trade.

WILL TRADE TWO DOZEN ROLLS
assorted music for S5-notc plavpr for
G5-uoto music which 7 have not PLAYED.
Erlue your music. SOS First ave 1887
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes r.. Green. Wasatch
1903 osei
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wANTED-ALL FINDS OF oND-HAND
furniture: highest price paid. Utah
Furniture Co. i5c West End So. Was.
1S1T. 1854
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED:
VIII pay YOU first-class prices. II. G.
Elsiier &. Co. 16j So. w Temple Wa
satch 617l. eos3
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W0kh

CALL JUGLEY- DUDLEY " Was.l,
plumbing and electrical reps"' bs5s0II
ei2S.
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SAFES REPAIRED


ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK WARK
a specially. s. L. Loci; Works Was
1854 hl0i0
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FURNITURE SHIPPED AT CUT
freight rates: list your shipments with
us. We can save YOU money. Keyser
Fireproof Storage Co. THE Finest IN
the West" o170s
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STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING
SHIPPING

NEW, MODERN, FIREPBOOF WARE
house for household goods-20n private
rooms--you carry the key, Moving. pack
ing, shipping. Cut rates. Phones Sos
Iedman Moving & Storage Co. ctj93
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For Rent-Hotels.

Tor nTNT on LONG LEASE, NEW SV1c-
room. flreproof modern hote'; 80 r'Is%aIai
with private baths; central 'ocs''"'' hsSsgl
dress +. y. box lfs.
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OSTEOPATHY
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

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DR.. ROBERT W. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PHOFHYLAXlS. $50
kFARNS BLDG. a2353
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AND RANGE REPAIRS

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RANGES CONNECTED. $50: WATER
Jackets c'cancd. =: u Jackets. So:
stoves repaired. Ontario Ct Phone
Wasatcl G51i-W.
Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets all makes. work -ulrant sed ,
G. y. Lovett foundry. fi 7th w Wa
sa.ch 1890 fo426
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inf'G3M In H1SI,, HOUSE: MODERN. cj-o5T
'pp'y ~ n Swan. 2oi Dooly Il !
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR II. U.
goods; goods bought. sold or eXhargcd.
Buckeye Furniture Store. 1I3 So. w. T.
Was. 1922. COOS
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CORSETS

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MRS. NJ HAYES. SPGREGLA CORSETS.
one year guarantee 200 W. 3rd No
Wasatch 25s0-J. h1OJS
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WANTED-MAN TO PUT UP SIGNS;
must have small amount OF cash to
start; can make big money: no eyperI-
ence required. Call 10 IL a. M, 705
So, Main st l,c7s1
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
CHEROKEE LIFEIs Permitted Ito Take Overns
anCe and Certain Assets From Rome Insurance Company
Rome Newspapers Say POlicyhOIders Are Secure
(From The Rome Press.)

BY doving the injunction by sought
the Cherokee Life Insurance Company from taking admin
serng the policies of insurance and certain of the of the
Rome Insurance Company the court has full the
OF the business of the and the Cherokee Life
is given free hand the rnsured policies of
AS usual proceedings Of this kind the pocyhoder
thought of and his interests and right have
the law.
The Press has carefully probed the local situation from
all angles and h8ns readers and impress the public
mind that the real integrity of the
unaffected by litigation The recevershp for the Rome Insurance
Company that after its policies of insurance have been
rd and the pohders protected receiver has been appointed
to wind the affairs of the Rome Insurance Company
Bile Of distribution among
inevitable that the suit for injunction should follow
trade Every such deal followed
tests from stakeholder is inevitable ALSO that
public official and court asens surround pochod
with protection Perhaps that why legal insurance
the United States the last fifty has failed in
respect to its obligations to policyholders.
The fight individual stockholders may continue the
not start litigation but the pOicyhOlde
safe The Press advises them strongly against listening specous
arguments by agents of who bent
policies for their benefit their companies
The Press also feels warranted the assertion that reimbursement
of the affairs Of local insurance calculated improve
rather than to njure the local insurance situation.
This time for constructive talent 1t
genius.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
(From The Rome Tribune -Herald)
POLICYHoLDERs ARE AMPLY PROTECTED

Whatever be the
legal decision of people up
their mind the other The Tribune Herald
eve that there any possibility of loss pOicyhode
company
The laws of Georgia and of other provide protection
the pocyhOlde Not has legal
failed to fulfill its obligations to its pochoders Even though the
for other policy
holders rensured This newspaper has
and does believe that there for among policy
holders 1t would advise pocyhoder drop the policy
has held because of any present litigation
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
Safe AS National Bank Notes

National Bank Note crcuaes of the
without question its security, because protected by de
post of acceptable securities made with the government similar
every policy issued by the CHEROKEE LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY of Rome Georgia, by deposit
S entire reserve with he o Georgia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
Premium
Revision
Downward

There was a tariff revision down.
ward promise made famous by
failure of achievement. 1t was a
platform promise.
The Cherokee Life offers pre-
MUM revision downward. 1t will
become famous by achievement.
1t IS a contract guarantee.
Do you appreciate the potency of
rates OF interest on investments
in the general scheme of life in
surance?
Do you appreciate the advantages
enjoyed over competitors by a
Southern company that earns
liberal rates of interest on South
ern mortgages?
Insurance men especially are invited
to write for folders that clearly
explain the Cherokee method
of bringing about Premium Revis-
ion Downward.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{ Keller Lake Items :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Aug. -. 1914
Hans Renevick bought himself to a fine
team Of horses.
Harry Johnson also bought large team.
Harvest has begun. Brenhard Jacobsen.
Andrew Harbo. c. c. coryell and others
are cutting the golden grain.
M. L. william and family. Harvine
Cookson and brother. Lorian Sunday din
nered At Frank Moothart's.
Elder ]. E. Keller and wife were to the
Quickmyer school house to service Sunday.
Chalmer Barly accompanied a relative to
Culbertson Saturday who took the train
for Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Nov smashed his thumb quite badly
while helping on Keller's new barn.
Miss Alice Hanes passed Keller Lake en-
route to her farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feisching. of Medicine
Lake. were to ]. E. Keller's on Monday
noon. Mr.. Feisching had his team of
horses teeth dressed while there.
Mr.. Williams and family and Harold
Keller were to the sand hills Saturday for
choke cherries.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of
Mrs. Jens Jacobsen on Aug. 22d. All are
cordially invited Bring thimbles as qsilt-
ing will be DONE
Reports are that Guy Kao is sporting a
new buggy and you can guess the rest.
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PROSPERITY
The Business Men Of Montana
Enjoy More Prosperity than
Any Other North
western State

Billings. Mont. Aus. ra.-rhat prosper
ity exists among business men Of Montana
in larger degree than With those Of aay
state Of the northwestern group 10 Indicated
BY the report Of !. F. Gearoo. credit man
for the Cudahy Packing company With
headquarters At Sioux City. Ii. He is
completing his work Of checking up in the
various commonwealths in this territory
which include all Of the states in the north
west-Wyomipg. Montana. Washingtoo.
Idaho and Oreeon-and be says that the
credits extended by his company in Mon
tana are in decidedly the best shape. 1.-THE
condition of credits in any community.
state or district. is an unfailing index Of
the prosperity Of such place and is always
so recognized by the business world" said
+. ]. Harris. representative Of the Cudahy
company" and Mr.. Gearen says that 20
far As our company is concerned. the cred
its in Montana are the best in the north
western group"
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Convention of Progress
siye Party

All voters of Valley County. irrespective
of past political affiliations. Who believe in
the furtherance of the principles contained
and set forth in the national platform of
the Progressive Party. adopted At Chicago.
August 6. 1917. and in the platform adopt
ed by the Progressive Party at Helena.
July zo. 1917. are cordially invited TO con-
vene in a mass convention to be held in the
Court House at Glasgow. Montana. on
Tuesday. August AZ. 1919. at two o'clock
p. m. for the purposes Of perfecting the
organization of the Progressive Party in
Valley County and to select delegates to
attend the State Convention of the Pro-
gressive Party at Helena on September 3.
1919. and to select County Central Com
mittee for Valley County. and to fix date
for holding convention to nominate can
didates for the several County Offices.
Dated at Glasgow. Montana. Aug. IL, 1917
JOHN L. SLATTERY.
State Central Commit
teeman of the Progressive Party
I7ta for Valley County.
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Flying Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney trou-
BILE just like other people. with like results
in loss of appetite, backache. nervousness.
headache. and tired. listless, run down
feeling. But there's no need to feel like
that as T. ID. PEBBLES. Henry, Tenn,
proved. six bottles Of Electric Bitters''
he writes. did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than all other
stomach remedies | used" So they help
everybody. It's folly to suffer when this
great remedy will help you from the first
dose. Try il. Only so cents at the Valley
Drug Store.
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Notice is hereby gwen that pursusnt. Il
an order Of the Democratic County csatra
COMMITTEES Of Valley County. Mossana
that Democratic Convention il hereby
called to be held At Glasgow. Montana, a
twelve O'Clock noon. Saturday. August a4th
1919. for the purpose Of selecting delegate.
and alternate delegates to the Democratic
State Coovensioo to be held in the City Of
Great Falls. Montana on the aoth day Of
August. 1919 and to the end and for thai
purpose precinct primaries are hereby
called to assemble at the several places
herein after designated on Wednesday.
August aIst. 1874 At eight o'clock p. m. for
tie purpose Of selecting delegates and al
ternate delegates to the said Democratic
Convent,oo.
The number Of delegates and alternate
delegates each precinct shall be entitled to
hold in such primaries are as follows:
Malta s. Saco 5. Hinsdale 4. Glasgow 70,
Nashua 4. Culbertson s. Bainville 2. Plen.
tywood 3. Poplar 1. Buggy Creek /. Kill
woman !. Baeth I. Antelope q. Redstone
1. Barr /. Mondak 2. Cotton wood 1. Medi-
cine Lake 2. Outlook I, Froid 2, vandalia
I. Dagmar I.
Following rules have been adopted for
the government Of the Convention:
Ist. Delegates and alternate delegates
shall be elected to the convention and in
the failure of any delegate to attend the
alternate delegate shall cast the vote Of the
delegate whom he represents.
and. In the absence Of all the delegates
and alternate delegates from any precinct
no vote shall be cas-; from said precinct.
3rd. In the absence of any of the dele
gates or alternate delegates from any pre-
cinct no vote shall be cast for such precinct
except in precincts outside of the city of
Glasgow. and a majority of the delegation
from that precinct shall cast the vote Of
the precinct.
4th. Delegates and alternates must be
democrats and residents of the precincts
which they represent.
5th. All notices Of contests shall be
submitted in writing accompanied by state
ments setting forth the ground Of the con-
test which shall be filed with the Secretary
of the County Central COMMITTEES prior to
the meeting Of the Convention. Contests
will be acted upon by the County Central
Committee and reported to the Convention
as part Of the temporary roll call of dele.
gates and alternate d ,legates to the Con-
vention for its action.
LYMAN BARNES,
CHARLES S. HURD. Chairman.
I7tI Secretary,
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Alias Summons
OF MONTANA

srAiHor "o "a.
County Of Valley
In the Justice Court of Culbertson Town
shin. before w. Mathews. Justice OF the Peace.
Alias Summons.
John J. Tracy. Plsintiff. vs.. James Multi
The state OF Montana TO the above named
defendant. greetings:
You are hereby summoned TO be and appear
before me. w. Mathews. Q Justice OF the
Peace In and for the township OF CulbertsOn.
County OF Valley and State Of Montana. at
my Office In CulbertsOn. Montana on the 23rd
day OF August. A. ID. 1872 At 1000 .. m. OF said
day. then and there TO make answer TO the
certain aciion to recover the sum OF nine DOL
ars and ninety cents 0e.s0) for work. labor
and exchange performed ct the special In
stance aud request Of the defendant. the said
amount being due and unpaid. together with
Interest from the rendering OF Judgment and
costs OF this suit. And for the further sum OF
twenty dollars. the same beng loan OF mon
of the defendant. the said amount being due
and unpaid. together with the interest from
the rendering Of judgment and the costs OF
this action.
And IL you fall to appear and answer IS
above required judgment will be taken
against you for the sum OF twenty-nine dol,
liars and ninety cents, with interests and
lcosts OF suit. which Is more particularly set
forth In q complaint now on file In this office.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July
Ia. ID. 1912. W. Matthews.
In. II. DALE Justice Of the Peace.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
| Culbertson, Montana.
First Publication July 18th. 1912.
Last Publication August 10th. ls12
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Notice

Department OF the Interior.
United states Land Office. Glasgow. Mont. 7
July i2th. 1912.
To Whom IL May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the state OF
Montana. acting under the provisions OF an
Act OF Congress. approved February ~. 1891.
has made application for the selections Of the
following lands to-wit:
Nwk NEk. SEX Mex. NwK NwA. sen
NWS Section -; SWk sen Section IS: SEA
SWS Section 10; wy SEA. SWH NES. SEA
SEA Section %; all OF Sections q. y; SEA.
SEA NES Section "a. T. q ~. II. % Z. NJ. NJ;
Eh Section 81; SEA. NE1 swS. lots and Z.
Section 30: lots g. 9 aud Z. Section Is. T. q ~.
II. 81 r.. NJ. M. lot 4. sh Nwa. swk. Section
5; NEk SEA. Section o: lot 3. Section Z; wy
swk. Section n. T. u ~. X. 81 +. NJ. NJ: SEA
NWA. M sW1. Section 5. T. ., N. X. 50 Z.
N. NJ; VIZ NWk. Section 3. T. 70 N. X. So +.
NJ. NJ; Nwk NEA. Section 70. T. Is ~. X. "a
+. M. NJ: SEA SEA. Section II. T. 81 n. X. "a
4. NJ. NJ: ny NWa. Section %: NEH NEI.
Section 70: SEA SEA. Section -. T. - N. X.
81 +. NJ. NJ: NwS. swx. Section II. T. - N.
X. 80 T.. NJ. NJ. NWA SwA. Section z, T. "A
~. X. 81 f. VI. NJ: SEA SEA. Section q: wy
NES. Section y. T. ~ ~. X. IS r. NJ. NJ.
copy of the list Of said lands has been
conspicuously posted In this Office for inspec-
ton by any person interested and the public
In general Under Departmental regulations
OF April Is. 1901. protests or contests against
the claim OF the state TO said land or any sub
division thereof on ground that the same Is
more valuable for mineral than for agricul-
ture purposes will be received and noted for
report TO the General Land Office at WASH
ington. ID. q. Failure to protest against the
claim OF the state to said land before final
APPROVAL August a6th. 1919. will be considered
sumcient evidence Of Its non mineral charac-
ter aud the selections being otherwise free
from objections will be recommended for ap-
Dr93l TRUMAN NJ. PATTON.
i5to Register.
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Department. Of the Interior
u. 9. Land Once 1t Glasgow. Mont.
July 18th. 1912.