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The Detroit times., 1913-11-08
ARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Nov s.-Qpening; Wheat
was u C Tower at the opening on Sat-
urday. Liverpool declined and the
Chicago market was lower Opening
prices Saturday: Cash No. red wheat.
~ Nc; December, ss y G; May. syisc: No.
1 white. stAe. an
The corn market is dull and steady
at 7sMc for cash No: 2. $40 for No. z
srnoT anu ,oe TOT no seiieonw: oa or
standard. 42c for No. 7 white and 4lc
for No. white. Rye is Arm and duh
at &c for cash No 2. Beans are fasy
at sl.S0 for immediate. prompt and mo-
vember shipment and sts5 for Janu-
airy. Cloverseed is Arm at $50 for
prime spot. @S.15 for December. So Is
for March and Sie.5o for prime aisike.
Timothyseed is dull at $3.50 and alfal-
IA at 1925. Grain receipts at Chicago
saturday: Wheat. 2s cars; corn, 81
cars; oats. liz cars. May wheat in
Chicago opened Saturday at SgEW
SsEr, corn at TVA a. 0mc, oats at
i2bc. Wheat In Liverpool closed u
u I'D lower and corn - q lad higher.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08
Murphy Gets class Bat.

Eddie Murphy, before he became \
professional ball player, worked in a
cut glass factory in his home town.
After the worlds series, admiring
friends In the mill where he worked
made a baseball bat (life size) Of
finest cut glass and presented II to
him. II makes one OF the most unique
souvenirs ever. owned by q played ana
Murphy prizes It highly,
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08

ION CLBvELAND, PITTUDURoH
and al points south and east daily.
buSgh $3.50; lower berth 4I,Soyr uppoe
berth 81, whole room @AS0.
EOR BUFFALO AND ALL POINTO
cAsIS Tuesday, Thursday and 9atur.
toS LPENA. MAck1NAC AND
WAY PORTS, Monday. y. m, Friday.
WEEK. END EXCURSION DvERY
SATURDAY = $3.50 Cleveland - round
trfp-for portation--returning In
time for business Monday.
Ticket Offices: Wayno-0G Wharf.
Majestic Bldg. 1S7 Woodward-avs. "
Forrest west
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,ASvsss-.7Se0yl Per es: 2assQels
bbl. western box apples, $G3e 6A3S
DsnaHss--.ooods sbipusng stook. else
q 2;26. bunch,

5s.ss s sb,pUsns stock. slss
Bes.s-Dried Li4A. 7e!Me IL
C.iifer.,a Frc,t,Psars $40 %; ~.
Az r. ss ssss tn
'Vc..ai,S"wersV,is6es.w dos. "
S:ss.ss;s -. ass ss Per deA
aas: iseiss Ss. eE oss ,7S Sit4lsss
iimturasr ilN e,Sc; soms'!is . is,xisS
long horns. lie per ID.
Chestnsts--i20lsc: Spanish. s0loc
SR,s; is pssa. ssS S,1.se !. y. "a.
Dressed Calves - Fancy. ~ he Q Asa;
common, iogllo Per 10
Pss:..S STA isUa.: 1 sssin H. e. II
forria. s6c pei. boz
Fisaas HadAies.-s1c per ID.
1S red ho peSS oss: aGsss I sS as ss
lettuce. hot-heuse. 5000 Pc: a., ssets.
sssCs nsr su Sse per Per
Grape Frsit1-Ss0S.Eo box.
,s GSr,: az. , nHr s.;; lbs
SsssySF.ncy" wSiss. new. iSeiss;
nay-pstroit shtppers are psylnS the
Ie S.. 'ss No Ia az s,. = az
G%ctSy. q. SiS:ss: Ne. 4 niissd. Sii.sS
Ss0s: wheat and Jest straw: sfSISj
a.sEsry xsss--si.sos . LIS u.
grsss Si1:s IL: ,ss: "a 's .ss:a be- Ss,,ii
ne ssES;1 No 80; I sIErs ;g bulls. re: e:
Ste aSs n" S; w a.. 1gsr:sn aSc; ~
S.s.sz:Is.s:sn. e 1900 Sss "a
:. .esess-7 Roosy rerds. sscoel; esaea
49, DsT % II
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PRODUCE

The poultry deaf IL winding up the
week In better shapa- than might hspe
been expected In one way or another
the flood Of receipts was checked early
In the week, and dressers are gradu-
ally making room to take In some OF
the surplus stock commission men
demand today. of course, but the pros
pect of cleaning up gave the market
a better tone. Butter, eggs. potatoes
and farm stun generally, are firm ia
tone and seasonably active.
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CHICAGO GRAIN Avn PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Nov. Wheat was under
huying pressure at the outset today
and advanced &c for each month,
almost wholly because OF sharp adj
vance at Liverpool where expecta-
lions were that worlds shipments
would be light. The local market held
the early gain in the first half hour.
Corn advanced &Ih for the same
reason. Liverpool prices for. corn
were higher, and local shortse were
doing some covering.
Oats took cognizance OF the strength
IN wheat and corn by advancing Lc
the Keeling later was trifie easier
bat prices were not affected
Provisions had the support of
strong hog market and started firm
ana shade higher.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08
SUBURBAN NEWS
VILLAGE VOTES ON
BOND issue TODAY
Highland Park Voters Consider
ing $4,000 Water Main
Proposition

Highland Park today will vote as
to whether or not the village shall be
bonded for e7h0.000 for the construc-
ton Of sewer and water systems: 1t
IL expected that the bonding measure
will pass by q substantial majority
With an open debate In the Ferris
school In which 10-minute talks for
and against the measure were deliv-
cred. the campaign closed last night.
Village oficials yesterday empha-
sized the fact that they are anxious
for speedy settlement OF the sewer
and water proposition without re-
course to the courts and Village Attor-
ney Bartlett stated that the village
expected to pay for benefits which 1t
might receive through connection
with the Morrell-st. sewer.
A long battle In the courts would
prove disastrous to the health needs
of the village at the present time as
the sewer system Is considered an
immediate necessity.
YPslLANTi.
The w. r. c. will serve supper Sat.
urday evening. from 4:30 to Z, at the
hall on Pearl-st
Fully 800 people attended the so.
cial In the NJ. E. church parlors,
Thursday evening. A program of mu-
sic and recitations was given by Mrs.
8. e. Crawford. Minor E. White. Miss
Nell Kenzie. George Parsons, and the
johnson male quartet.
DR.. c. o. Hoyt accompanied his
daughter. Mrs. DR.. ID. Burnett, Friday.
as far as Chicago. Mrs. Burnett will
go on in few days to her home in
Boulder. Colo. and DR.. Hoyt will re-
turn by way OF Bay City. where he
delivers a lecture. Saturday.
Leonard D'Ooge Is attending the M.
A. C. at Lansing.
The NJ. e. quarterly conference was
held Thursday evening with DR.. d.
II. Ramsdell In charge.
The H. H. club met Thursday az.
ternoon and elected the following of.
ficers: President, Mrs. Fred Voor.
bees: vice-president, Mrs. F.. r.
Twist: treasurer, Mrs. VIM. Scotney:
chorister. Mrs. Grover MacDougall:
assistant chorister, Mrs. Eugene
Koch: press reporter. Mrs. E. r.
Twist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crippen. and
Mrs. William Fair have gone to Cali.
fornia for the winter.
Gilbert White. OF .Hansell. Canada
IL spending some time in the city.
w. ]. Bell Is In Detroit. carrying
out his duties of juror. in the United
States district court.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Gosser. who
recently bought the Ralph Rice farm
west OF the city, had runaway acct.
dent Monday. in which Mrs. Gasser
received q broken arm and numerous
bruises.
Mrs. Theodore Jefferson. aged 80
wife Of Prof. Jefferson, OF the Normal
died Thursday. after a long illness
from heart trouble.
Mrs. Frank Stowell and Mrs. LEILA
Wilson, OF Lima, O., are guests of Mrs
Jay Gridley.
Mrs. II. d. Niblack and Mrs. Geo
Lockwood. are home from Tecumseh
where they attended the meeting OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary SO
ciety.
Webster Pearce has a new touring
car.
Mrs. Remington Geer has returned
to Manistee, after q weeks visit with
Mrs. Frank Wizard.
Miss Carrie z. Sicily. Of Port HUI
ron, a former teacher in the Prospect
school, will spend Thanksgiving In
the city. a. the guest of Miss Ida
Lsmbkin.
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Nearly : pollar : Second.

Some statistician has inquired out
that the players on the Athletic team,
for the time they were actually en-
gagged In the game, drew @51.74 . min
nte. while the Giants made $3+.49 q
minute. The actual time Of the hve
games played was 627 mtnutee.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-A special re-
port issued today by the census. bureau
estimates the number of bales OF cot
ton ginned from the growth, OF 1913
TO November ]. to have been 4e,8S5. 9l3
bales. counting round as half bales
Last year the total was S.SS9222
Round bales Included This year arc
$3.50, compared with 54539 in 1912
Sea Island included for 1918 was
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N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Nov. z:
The Piston copper share market IL a
very dull affair with price changes OF
no consequence. Outside of Chino.
which uas fairly active. here has been
practically nothing doing In any de-
partment OF the copper share list. The
Copper Producers report, due today. 10
awaited With sconsidera BILE interest A
small decrease In surplus stocks OF
copper IL generally expected.
Other departments OF the market are
irregular with trading extremely quiet
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. s-Fionr. Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Steady: ness
s2a92 1880. Lard: Firm: middle west
spot. $10.90I11. Sugar: Raw. quiet:
centrifugal. SO test 1884, mnscovade.
$3.50; crushed. 1870; powdered. s4.4s:
granulated, $4.35q44o. Coffee: Rio,
No. Z. nspot. 16hc. Tallow: Firm
city. SIC. special. 7c. county. S0S%c
3. 7sFs5c: clover. so@ssc. Dresser
poultry: Unsettled: turkeys 14125c,
chickens 1911 I2sc: fowls. 12@1sc;
ducks, 13c. Live poultry: Unsettled
geese, l3c; ducks. 15G 1sc; fowls. II
@13c: turkeys. ISc: ROSTERS. Zoe;
chicken lbroiiers). 11h N13c Cheese:
Firmer: state milk, common to spe-
cfals. 12M a fyc; skins. common to spe-
ctal. Snf3c: full skins. IL 64c.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08

Th4 following firms are PRIV
Qstroit stock Exchange; Bumpus &
ca, gaslyIo 4 Povak. p. II. Clarke
Ca sy,S , GOs,t82n. "; a
o4sM. n Mnss Co. H.~-w. Noble
Or Rsttiy 4 Co, wiilisn
6nG neofOe ~. west = Co.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

TOLEDO. Nov. Wheat. Cash, CSC;
Decemher: s5%c; May, s1.C0x. Corn;
Cash. 74Ac; December, 70Hc: May
efhc. Oats: Cash 41i4c: December
41hc; May. 44%c Rye: Cash, 6sc
Cloverseed: Cash. December and March
$3.50. Alsike:- Cash, 5000: December
$3.50: December. $3.50; March. S2.s2K
Butter. eggs and hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08
SQUABBLE OVER CAR
FARE LEADS TO FIGHT

Ernest Eckert, 80 years old, and
6 feet 2 inches tall. got into an argu-
ment over his fare, with a street car
conductor at Fort and Eighth-sts.,
early Saturday morning, and was put
OF the car. Fred g. Harger, a me-
dium-sized citizen, who lives on Rath.
bone-ave., sided with the conductor,
In q continuation OF the argumnt, in
the street.
Omcer Thomas Lamb, on the car,
heard Eckert. call Harger harsh
name, and then he heard somebody
say: Call the ambulance. He's bad
ly hurt"
Ohicer Lamb found Eckert
stretched in the road. with blood
flowing from his head. Bystanders
said that when Harger hit him, he
ascended, and then volplaned down
to the pavement, making poor land
ing.
Eckert was sent to st. Mary's hos.
pital.
Lamb arrested Harger.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08
HONEY MARKET.

DER cent MFR Time meV money: 0ne as ca p.r
cent for six months. Mercantile pa
per: 5 per cent Bar silver: London,
2Tk pence: New York, 59%c. Demand
sterling: eAe4.g6
The Detroit times., 1913-11-08

- Buttes--FEssh -eeeeiPts,- extfa-efeara-
cry. 31c; nrsts. ace: dairy. 23c: packing
stock. Sic per Id.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases includ-
ed. 3lc per dox. Receipts. 296 cases
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CHICAGO rRovIsTOy MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7--Butfer: Extras.
21hc; firsts. 26n2sc: dairy extras. 24N
2shc: f,rsts. a31s II CSC Eggs: Prime
firsts. $50 csc; firsts. 3013fc. Cheese.
skins. 14k 614Ac; young Americas.
15h @15Ac.% Potatoes: Michigan. 700
15c; Wisconsin. 716 .5c; Minnesota. az
@75c- Live poultry: Fowls, 13@13hc:
ducks. 14mt5c; geese. ISM 614Xc:
chicken tsprings). III 61sc; turkeys,
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E1gfu Butter.
BUTTER AND EG<as.

ELGIN, Ill. Nov Butter was quot
over the prevailing price last week.
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U.s. GOVERNMENT BONDS

NEW YORK METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK. Nov. THE metal ex-
change closed weak; spot copper,
1926 @16.75c: lead 4.30c offered
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chicago GRAN.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7-Opening-whea
December up NC: May up &c. Corn.
pecemter up l-c: May up &c. Oats:
December up hc; May up re. Pro-
Visions: Firm. shading higher.
= Noon-Wheat: December down Ac:
May down NC. Corn: December down
Ne May down &c Oats: December
down &c: May down NC.
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LIVESTOCK


Dunninx 4 Stevens' lave stock ReUort.
EAST BUFFALO. n. T.. Nov. Cat
best 1850 to l.450-lb. steers. natives.
natives ss@s,3s: best l.Ioo to LOO
and plain weighty steers. natives. $40
lbs 81 s35; do. 1850 to i,sso ibs..
q o sh0 ;s7s ssaay f. ;l'' 70 seSS
s ssss soGs e 800 S $3.50 eSs;S
ssr; cs sasSAsSi r,m.
KY: - best Sslisr:;. ss;.sSaa:ss; lIEss
butcher heifera sss50xso; stock heif-
Ssss best fssdns ss ssr Ae dsSorn..
common light stock STEERS, ISIS $3.50:
Bulls 'u ssSssS Sa :osk SSsi , s9Gs
stock bulls. ,Ato9sas: best mixers
and sprinyEsrs, s75@loo; common to
soSS S.s do. SSoqs &c.. p.o.,,.. n GAYS.
ma rket steady; top lambs. $3.50; year
iings sSA.so@s; wethers. ss@s.SS; ewes
caves: s5@1an
Hogs: Receipts, Is cars market
strong; heavy and workers. ss.aSGa+o;
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
ket. slow and steady: mixed and butch
SO; rough heavy, s7.s5@7.s5; light.
S7.50@s16: pigs, S5G7.s5. Cattle: Re
ceipts. 600; market, steady: beeves.
$3.50 n 30; cows and heifers, @326 q
SIS: stockers and feeders, SAs067.50:
Texans, $s.5OQ765: calves, S791l.25.
Sheep: Receipts. 5000; market. slow
and weak; native, S4.10Q5.5O: western.
l4I5gs.ao; lambs, ,sG7.s0; western.
ru.rvu.v AVN
CLEVELAND. Nov. Hogs: Re-
cefptA 5000: 1oc higher; mediums.
heavies, mixed and workers., $40; pigs,
&7.75. Cattle: Receipts, cars; 10c
lower. Sheep and lambs: Receipts, -
A0nk Ca Ra~atnfa Inn
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UNION STOCK YARDS.
CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND. Nov. Hogs: Re-
cefptA 5000: 1oc higher: mediums.
heavies, mixed and workers., $40; pigs,
&7.75. Cattle: Receipts, cars; 1bc
lower. Sheep and lambs: Receipts, Ia
cars; &5.4016. Calves: Receipts. 100
head: S11S0n6.
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'fDsai sales. aos.soc shares
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Office ut Miles City. Montana.
July ~. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Welton Lear
lick, of Ekaluku. Mont. who On July IA. !l%s
Ani June ~. 1912, lltlu II. n. Nos. O1g2 ~
Ul4Yfl, for 81 SEA, \ WA SE4, S.WH NkA,
uni Id. NW14 NE1+, NEA SE!4. Sec. = It's
X. byk, NJ. +. NJ. mas riled notice of ipttntion
to make three year proof to establish claim
to tn. land above described. before r. Nj.
Uworshak, U. Commissioner at Eknlaka.
Mont. on the q day vi Sep 1913.
claimant names as witnesses:
Clarence +. Primmer, Frank a. McCau.
ley, Martin T.. Browne and RenjilnAn 1,
I%.Mughlin all OF Ekalaka, Mont.
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NOTICE. FOE: PUBLICATION.

ri ulrNt OF the lnterio,
: u. S. Land office at Miles City. Montana.
Jug ri. aI3
Notice Is hereby given that James :.
Thompson of BronduS. Mont. on Nov.
II, 1904 mad homestead entry, so. MN5,
Tor So SWA, SWH NEA. Els NEN, Ma SEA
NEA SWA. Sec. ~. 7. IS. r.. 5r.. NJ. p. NJ. has
iilcu notice Of intention to make tire" year
proofto establish claim to the land above
described. before II. l.. RuynOr. is. Com
missioner at O!ivr. Mont. on the 18th. day Of
October l4l3.
CltimA " nnlneS NS witnesses:
George Enrsan. of B:ebc. Mont. and A.. j.
smith, Mike GilInGrr and H, l.. sutton II
olive. Montana.
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Milyis City. List No. 49, Serial u. Olg69s.
- *NOTlCE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Northern
add rcsA is st. Paul, Minnesota. has this 25th
day of August 1918 filed In this office its mp
plication to select under the provisions OF
STAT. "a, 65O). Southen,t quarter Of tire South
east quarter (SEM SEA- of Section t*l In
Township one (l> north of Range fifty-four
l6) East of the Montana Principal Meridian
cOntain,ny forty (46> acres.
Any ana all uersons claiming adversely
the lands described. or desiring to object
because Of the minernl character Of the
land, or for t,nS other reason. to the diSpO-
sal to applicant, should file their :lt1idavits
Og protest in this office, on or before the st h
day Of October 1913.
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Notice Fer Publication.
Department II the !ntel

neDM rtlMent ~ tLe INterIOF.
q. !. Lane Office ut Miles CITY. MOntmna.
Aug IL. 1918.
Notice Il h"rchygivcn that Ole Twcdt. q!
Oct. y. i9l.. made. homestead application
Nos. OSLO and Ole2l6. for lot :. 9. scc:4 Lot II
y, sec. :. ny SEN. ny SWN. sec. y, !. IN. Il.
81 r. NJ. r. NJ. has tiled notice ~ int'lI-
ton 20 make final three yenr Proof. 7"
establish, clnlm to the land above descrir-
ed, before L" S.COInlMisSiOnerF. ~: Hwur.
sh. *. at Ekalaka Montana. Oh the llfh ohy
of October 1918.
claimant rml.'"s ~ witnessed:
Charlcs X. Putnam. Christian RasInuasan
Ole Marsun and Charles h. kehtrom I'LL ~
Fl Al,.kn. Mcntaia.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DCpNrtmcNt OF the Interior,
Il, s.. Land Office at Miles city, Montana.
July 81 1918.
Notirr II hereby given that Franz lyp A,
KpstcrsoM. Of Eknlnkn, Montana. NlIhsDN
July :W, lMH and une ~, laU9 made .hpn,.~
stead entry No. olNcs and o62lU. for NW'A sEM
NkssSWN, SWnA NW&, Sec. II, W. NEN. Eh
NWN, Sec. IA. r. l \. Il. ~ f.. NJ. Y. NJ. has
filed notice Of intention to make finnl three
year proof to establish claim to the hand
above described before +. N. nwOrshiik. !.
s. Commissioner at Ek,llnku, Montana, on
the 10th day Of sept. 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
David j. GrOs John u. Gross. Jr. George
r.. Weixcl 1T Elgin Mont. and Mncolm A.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department If the Interior. T.. :. Land
Office ut Miles CITY, Montana
sept. !, 1918
notice Is hereby given that Thomas Bar
', ,a : n,!, "T Masrr, M mont; VINO; %" n S"Pt IL:
Ints6 and : E1a SwM, see. =. r. / s.. R..51 r
M, p. M. has filed notice of intention to MAXI
final proof. to establish claim to the land
tcscritn'd. before Register and Receiver.
u. =. Land Office, ut Miles city. Mont. ON the
3 day of October, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
q. +. Mckenzie. ". y. Barnard, u. F. Hu-
cello and y. Il. Holt ;.l nf Powttrrvillc. Mont.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Depart Mrnt of the Interior. L. s Lana
Office. Miles city. Mont.
Aug. L.. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given Tint Crittcn e.
Feeiy who flied as Claude e. Ftrly Of Ek!-
Application No. M25,9 for ~: NE4. NEA
SEA. See. : ~. VIZ SWM. NWN SWA Eh Il
VIZ. seq. "a l n. Range 90 Fast. NJ. (. N
has flied notice of intention to mike final
three-yenr proof to establish claim to the
land above described bcfor" W. r. Bnrber,
u. =. commissioner ut Baker Montana,
on tln, 10Th day OF Sept. 1913.
Claimant names Ms witIieSSes:. y
Joe Nngodr. A r. Jnrder. John MTErarrc
and z. X Wilson all of Ekn'lnkn. Mont.
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NOTICE FQ1 PUBLICATION.

Department of Hle Interior. u. s. Land
Office, Miles City, Mont.
~ Aug 4, 1919
Notice is hereby. given that Margaret
r. williams of Webster. MONT. whD On Mny y
1910 md I &c. :, 1912 made Homestead Entry
Nos O~ss4 and Ol671,. for NEM NWk, Sh y
WV. NEM SWN Sec. -. 81 EEN, NJ SF:H
sec. ~. TSN, r.. 10 E.eM. p. NJ. has flied motto.
of intention to nuke three year proof. TO
establish claim to Inc land above described
before w. X. R,IrlN.r, II. =. Commissioner, AZ
Baker. Mont. on the Goth day Os Sept. 1918.
Claimant names AS witnesses:
ID, a. SELF. al" YOkl"y. Ole PctrrSoc
and +, G.. Peterson all Of Webster, Nom
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of tine Interior, I. ;. I'AllU
Office at Miles city, Montana.
Aus = 1918
Notice is hereby given that Ole Chime, Of
Ekaluka. Mont. who on Apri! Il, 1910. made
II, Il. No. UYiji. for SEA SWA, SWA SEA.
Sec. u, E1. NWM, VIZ NEM, NEi4 MA,
NWA SEA. See. -, I .3N. X. 5tE, n. +. NJ,
has filed notice Of intention to lak'fthrte
year proof. to establish claim to the li1!u
above described. before F.. NJ. DworShak, I.
=. Commissioner ut Ekalaka. Mont. on the
end. day of Sept. 1913. :.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edward Collins. Warren Collins Willie Il.
Lambert and Ole Murkinsun all OF EkalAkA,
Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department Of the Interior.
L.. =. LAM Office at Miles City, Mont.
Aug IA. 1918
Notice Is hereby given TINT Lyman r.
1867 and june ?. l.t9. made homestead APP
pliraiun serial Nos ns4lS md U47l7, for Lots
8. 4. E!a SWn see. 10. swh sEA sec. 80. EE
NW1l, NWh NeM see. II I. IN, X. :@F.. Mp. NJ.
i,:t> tilc.i u, ticr Of intention tO make finul
thrct-ycar proof to establish claim 10th"
land above dc-cvil,cU before T.. =. Commits
>iOnrr +. M. lrwurShNk. at Ek:lAkA, Mont.
81, the 10 day of October 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
George cleveland. John Booth samuel u.
Rrl;ntun md Judd r. Hedge iaH Of Ek;tlnka
Montana.
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ISOLATED TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SAIL

Department, II the Interior.
U. -. Lane Office At Miles CITY. Mont.
Avg. IN. lnlS.
notice Is hereby given that. nS directed
by he CUlu,nissi' ncr Of tn" General land
Once, under prOxi.i.nSO f Act OF Congress
approved June q 1916 ~ stats. SHY pursu-
ant to the nnpIicnticn Of FRANKLIN A: kest-
lie sale, to the highest bidder. but 1T not
less than &3.:O rcr acr.. ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
on the IS day OF Oct. 1913. nt this office. the
following tract II m"d:Hw" wv aec. H.
IT'S. X. 6QE:. N. p. H..
Any persons claiming az vcrsel: the above
described j,.nd are advised to fle their claim
or objes'i NJ. on o. before the time ces. e
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Department OF She Interior, 4. =. I.anu
ONCE at Miles City.
Sept. :. l4l:.
Notice is hereby given that CipOrg" J..
Snyder. of Ekn|aAn. Montana who on May
IL. i"l0 ,nndn homestead entry No.CSs77 for
W: SEh, NJ SWE; Lots 6; =, 1911: SEC. s.
T. y II. ~ +. NJ. =. N. has filed notice Of IT.
,cntion to make three year proof to c:tnt'-
'iSh claim 70 the land nicvc described. b.
fore y. NJ. bworshnk. l.. :. commissioned.
EkMlakn. Montana on the Il dizzy of October.
ola.
Claimant names MS witnesses:
John =. W"ngtr, Frank Thompson, John
Oliver and j. w. Snch!, I'LL Of rkaln KA, Mont.
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Department of the Interior, u. =. Land Of
flee at Miles city, Montana.
Aug q 1918.
Howe of Eiyin. Montana, who Oh Feb. y,
1910, a Homestead application. Serial
Ho;vT1t5 ft,r sEA NEA Sec; ~, So, NV
r. NJ. has filed notice of intention to
mike final .,thrcr-yenr proof toestablish
claim to the land above described before
r. NJ. DWorshnk. T.. :. commissioner at
Eknlaka, MOntnI,, ON the'2l st ny Of Oct 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
> Charles Il. laval. John l.. Burns. Joshua
r. Jones and George sykes all Of ElEin Mont
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L =. Lard Office ut Miles CITY. N"ntA''

Department OF the Interior
L =. Lard Ofticc ut Miles CITY. Montana.
Sept. 4. lal3.
Notice 4, hereby given that Judd y.
HEDGES, OF Nka,akn Montana. who II July
II. 1919. mazda II. lnt ST ID Fntry No, 0::tH6
for Lots 3. 4. 4. Ela SWN. Wy SEX. HEk
SEA section 81. :. n. \. So n. NJ. r: NJ.
HAS 0icd notice ~ into'tirn to make three
year prOof. to establish claim TO the J. nj
u described before =. NJ Dworshak l.. =.
Commissioner. at EkrL.ka. Mont. OH the -
day October l9l8.
Claimant narles "A witnesses
John Oliver. Frank Thompson. Septtn
Cndv ana June q. Olson. all vi EkalAku.
Montana.