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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
6trrd1ps.

rDeriom @ognepr9it @op6en gao
los en egte 8repe poa 2aubsmaalet
Der f%orleoeu, faa er Ser ret mango
al % lom baaber, at Mnrfbon1n,er
bertfllanbs life bgper lehet mo /
noget iao6am 5amnreniurium. @n
flor Gel af 1t%ue6omr1en, lom oilers
igaar til @ubstieneiterne; for1o}at=
te at Sc life ftu10g forltnn bette
Slags @orf oe bol6t Jig borte, %
flere al be sgl6re fon1 par til{teoe,
|fortalte os efterpm, at 6e bapoe
|iaare onbt for at felge meb og
|bpite nogen Mptte al Yrenifenen.
Si gientager bpo6 ri fgr fur fagt,
|lo0 os life blu1tbe % in6 / 6enne
Moalitrt6 1om paagaar Diemme /
Norge, men al6eles operluoe sen
It'll Solicit 6erbiemme at nbfempe
log ofgiere famme." G5ergus
Soils l1gebl.")
9iebliffets it6rlte gepbeb i 3o-
|ris CT en- lille &l16e, Ser er bragt /
&anoelen af alfe pirfeltg elegante
&orietforretninger. De,1 min6er
noget ON 6ortioens Eourn1tre, met,
a%nbringes paa Get mo61atte 5teo.
@Sooen forlaneer rem1ig, at ST.
guren foran bar cit heitemt Stun
ot11g, me6 an6re Orb, at Damerne
ifal bape Mabe. So 9orilerin6er=
ne tmioIertio faa lenge bar iultet
|fig for at blipe ilorrfe, er oct Dem
1lmnligt itrots at prrftere 6en ng6-
berrbige Spl6e, % berfor nlaa olt=
faa @uniten tages til &ielp.
Mt BEN 1rpe Mo6e lite um6gour
Hariierpittigbeoen, er en- @eIpfsIge.
Oct for1ttreS 1aoleoes for gatlte
|biit", at Der bag 6en npe Mo6e
floor engiteltge SociaIgfonomer,
iom, 6a alt anoet er glippet, bar al.
lieret fig me6 Mo6en for at moo
arbei6e ben itore 5omfunosfare:
lErmfrina MffnIfnit1n
l16ruitningen til Ell Mmerifarei.
lie fra Morge for omfring so Mar
fioen, bar en- ganife ~an0erleoes biot-
leftig Mffare emo i bore Gage. Set.
tie faar man ct ganife iterH ssnb.
trpf at pe6 at leie en- lille 8eret.
ming ON en- gammeI Morf<Mmeri.
faner MI bofat inoe i en- d
geltlotroets 5iorobpgoer -. bar 81.
(pet tiI ct 8ergensbIab:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Kurt fnrtalt.

IS Weillioner 500 Tgmmer /
Jlatbeao Mationalifopen / Monta<
no er fj6bt af Corners 2umber 50.
i Corners, Mont. Mrealet beitaar
al $3.50 Mcres pes Sman .@iper
% Smal1 Safe, omtrent SO Mil
nor0enfor Misiol1la, Mont. &riien
bar 5000 pr. 1000 sos 8oro-
n1aal. $1,000 pr. @unore0e for
1000 Stolper, 9 Gents 2ineolfoo
Tor ~&iling" % fra Is Gents til
$3.50 Stpffet for Geoaritolper.
Man tg1tfer paa at reiie ct
800 euelt M:o11trnert be6 SEN nor
ore gnoe al Ymtamnfa1nalen. Sets
|@piten6e er beregnet til $4,000,
|bporaf Steriteoelen olfereoe er
Hamlet.
- Gn @repo1te biemmebgreroe
/ Seanette, &c., blep iluppet lgs I
Sic Sa1reiro, Sp6 Mmerrfa, 0e11 8.
Mdi og anfom til @iemite6et |
SSednetttie' efter 4S Cages Jll1gt. 81
itancen cr 1900 MiI.
- Set bgrer til Sjel0enbeberne,
at EFT SS1rp beifaar al ~ Slrriiter,
men fact er Gtlferoet / en- @firsmis=
ieiag metlem S6a @abef og Mar
@G6el t Seen Sort. Sc err Begge
Sfnefptlrere al T%rofesfion:
- Sen 75=narige gomor6 9ap=
io1t, @e7fhun, Ser 1t foretuger en-
So0tltr pur. 1900 Mil fra Seem
Oorf til Miirrteapolis, agter at boz
re fremnte- pna 8eftemmelIes1teoet
Sen 2Se1r Mi,yuIt.
Set npefte poo 5fufningsom1=
raaoet er Mr11uoniabomber, ser. efs-
plooerer oy fprfer Slben / en- Cir
fel al fem Daros / Spermml. Spe=
cleft ifal 6iS1e Bomber piie fig pirf=
lon1me moo S9dfB i &ratifop.
= st Sfib, t%it6prenoe Banana
jernbar1en biz mfpe set farlte, font
fon1mer til at pasiere gien1,em
Eanamafanalelt, ffdIge Sol. George
@oetbals &apport. @anbet ifaI
ilippes ms / Gttlebroopmninge11
fgrlt / Sftober.
Otter at bape peret ifilt /,
43 Mar blusie6e &ierligbe6en op
bos @mr1rett 6. Campbell
og bons ti6dfgere &ultru SSennie
| &afparaiio, Sn6., og
forleoen Dag Mep, oe igien gifte.
- Set S6ienMomment, iom
Senl1er af Morge / Gan Grarcis.
co, me6 8iitmn Of ::;SSenforltaaen-
De, ugter at fur rei1t / @ol6en @ate
Sort til l11itt1lingen, pentes at bill
le foite omtrent $1,000. &i6tiI er
inofamlet $3.50:
- Gorbere6elierne gieres / Dis
le Gage be6r grooflpns Slaa6ep9rft
for at lngge &ielen til set itore
$16,O0O,0 600 amterifanife dngifib,
Ser MI blioer set ftsrite / &er6en.
Oct bltper pao 31,40O Cons, 608'
sos langt, 81 500 breM % fit
fer % sos og 10 CONNER / @ar-
bet.
- Sen u11ge Seem Sort Mi1lio.
nrr gtiment Mitor leie6e forreoen
en- Dampbaao % gap 5000 fattige
apin0er % 86rn fra Seem Oorf
Ieltement6iitrift Ell fri 9m6tltr til
8atb 8eacb. &an agter at fort
me6 ilige l1oflltgter for Sat-
-. I /. - - - - =. HKL EEt RI t . ~ ~ IH n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Sertotor Omen inobraete ] iioite
.ltge en- @eiollttion, Der opfororer
&rpitbentet1 til at foreilaa for Ser
berg Mationer at boise Ell inter.
national &onferens fpr at iatte en-
.@ranIe for ariggruitnit,ger,te %.
ffrel11lt,1e @eroensfreoen #;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Mongen Ell &rans paa cit @ra'
er Ell Mngerens 1ornefrone.

Stuff at forap announcement pad
8laoet / SIDE, iaa Stansning Tan
unogaocs. Gpiat life 8la0gielo,
oen er lige faa sistig iom .anoen
@inl6 - ret beiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
SRI. Ntknlaj plana.
6oran Misibrelien at Sen biitoriife
Crumbs SfiGbnc.
@ibbenbop1> / S1tli 1918.

&%ibbe1bopn, / S1tli 1918.
Den 5. &t1i 1895 opltob Sc,
SIS paa @ommelbolm / ct @f1r
bbor Mari11en bnp6e Still, @ren0t
o. lign. opbepuret. Set bl9lt,
iterft, og oa Set / lang Si6 bapo'
peret E6rpeir, greb Iben brrttg1
ON Jig. SS1t1en Mften 'par 81. ito1
Gel at 5ta0en I Brand, og Ser.
iblanot sen itore og anielige 81
folai Strife, iorn bar opfert / Ga
rene 1447-15J9, .meoens oer
bap6e facet ct bpjt %
mutt 5pir paa set firtaute1t
Iaarn.
1il SEN bren6te &5rfe, ser III
benitoo fom en- @uin, fmptte6e fig
Len &9ffe Minoer - life mi116i
fra airfeiornpeliens Sis omfrine
f530zaarene -, men olligebel or:
befafe6e cit nebiat Commission
iom 1900 afgap en- Determining
at nebripe airfen, og @ongen ilut.
|te6g fig Bertil. @iifop 8olle PRO
Eteiterr6e fraftigt, og bette = i 6orz
!!er,ing nreo Menigbebens 9nife orr
|Iat bepurv SEN gamle Strife - bepir
|feoe, at afgjerelien uofattes. Set
lpffeoes Hniolertio life at ifaffe o.
forne0ne' Fenge, og / 9ecemter
1904 offagoes 9eosoomme1 opccs
Nfifolai &trfe, meoens Eaar1et f.
Sob at. ifuulom 5pr6itebus!
Mon res imi5Ierti6 I Sc Ei0er
life iammr Dug, lon man faoIe5c.
Ser gif @ar effer Star: r&uinerr
Lao - be66er Oct - ben for @itro
.og @eir og bfep ioa forbidden, at
Sen lammeniig1reoes mes 9epnir<
gerne al ct ganrmelt @iergi1ot::
Mltrene Dor burut f%orpitreoe, Den
%eperite 9el' af Toar1tet nnlten fuFa=
ltgnotgt; ii6e' t @irfen par .1f(e
Gpitafier og @rupmRler mere cTfer
minore beifubige6e og ignoeri1oae>c
Bulbet bar err itpr Sci at Marct
operipgmmet mes &arb, og 1roerfor
pao &trfegumbe1r, bbis Mur ng
|Stafit til6els bur reobr1tot, 1aa Set
no iom vSer1ia9ems Goritgrretie".
Sfan6alens Tri1nrf bar set bog, at
mon iolgte' @u6berfigfiltcrne efts;
@egt(D, me>oerrs man fmnleoe &c
6eoe 8orgeres Ben fammen og
trilleoe 6em u6 poa Msfi1tensfirfe-
goar6en, iom ben Sang Iaa langt
ll6enfor 8be,r-
Sonle6es benloo Get. Mifolai
Strife efftter u. 9. Sergen1cns
@fenil,g 8be1rs ar6ite @uosbus ~
fra 1895 TT 1914, oIHaa 1pr. peb
|2O Nar;; fpr Der blep toget fat pao
Neorib,1irgert. Sire Star fenere bar
oenne' giertnemfbrt, og poa Sir
tens cg @ffrfegaoroens @run6 bIep
Der TIT Sta6eprabs for @rent6ono-
lere,; fom nre6 6eres transportoble
Srrbooer bar iom en- Sorfmoe pao
bore Cages @onarpogne. 6erlt /
Nnret 1888 beitemte 6en 6apere,,=
oe aommunalbeitprelie - Sc 80
bite Men6 En-, at Sc nltppren6e
S1agterbo6er iful1e opfgres.
Maaife bar De taget fig ltuole-
lige no ben Song. gu ligger Sc
tmfolertio nGrmeit iom en- nh
5tanoale - paa lin @is lige ioa
btmmelroobenoe / 8%egDn6elien al
Oct 20. aarbunoreoe iom @irfertf=
1terre / 8egpnbelien of set 10.
Sg ta1riee bar III Tom for
bunoreoe Mar ii6en - Sc Mglter
oeret, Der bar reiit fig for at for
lldrge en- 6oran6rinn.
S tr'arge Mar bar oigie Mglter
peg ION Ct Boob 9rfenen, Mlen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Eaifor @agernp<Nisien, ser for
tire aar ffoen flpttc6e fra ltn6erz
:tpooo I Superior, for at uirfe ionl
Misitonsprpit ser, er mt peo Si-
Sen at fin Treitegierning in6truaot
/ rG1rll,tB Sfmnoinap"s @e6uffion,
/ Ssobm @genberqs Steo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Zen ll11ge Wem Dorf Wtilltos
nrr @incent slitor leie6e forle6en
en- Dampbaao % CAB 5000 fattige
% 8grn fra Seem Oorf
9enement0iItrift Ell fri 9m6tltr til
Bath 8eacb. SON ugter at fort.
meb ilige l1oflltgter for Sat.
belle Somn1eret igiennem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Blannt Eannan1wnn.
v@orblpiet" mp0te i, iio1te ltge
neo ct MT r6oneoe", tegnet al &rs
ftteft 5igl1ro Giicber / Nem Dorf.
&aitor 8. g. E. S%anien, al Sen
|forenebe 6nnife Strife, Mn0en,
Nebr., er fal6et til &a1tor q. g.
Nieliens @ftern1anS / @eno|ba,
@ts., og bar tuget iftoo &nloet,
Eaiur @agermp<Nisien, ser for
tire aar ftoen flpttcoe fra ltnoer-
mooo / Superior, for at uirfe Joni
Misfomsprnit Ser, er MT beo 81
Den al lin Trgitesierning inStroaot
/ r0a1llltb Sfnnoi1lnp"s @e6uffio11,
/ Som @eenbergs Ste6.
9eH Sanife aumite bar inoitilIet
Sc to- Sd1tlfe &a1taioater til Miels
&ol1fenz6or0efs to Stipenoier. Set
bfeb, cdr16. point. s. sc. &c6erleL
9oston; og cuar0. mag. &ilbelm
ISlmtu,1lr, StdfF 9ibrarp School,
Albatn, @epr yorf. Stipenoierne
er bpert pnn ESQ Doffars.
@pfteb &yiifule: @ioen Eaitor
Seibiere ifior forfco Suited, BE
braifa; bar Scr Rrret giort flere
Terieg poa at fau cit Ereit oerti1,
iom tilfige f1tn6e furtintte @ejifole=
orbeioet: Ment ferit for ga1ife 1tp=
Zig er Set lpffe6es at finoe en-
|Mano, iom pil' paafage fig bette.
I3et er Sen lt,tge N1ruif Siege Mgl-
Ter. @m CT fph 1881 / @eIt Den=
mari, isis. Sans 6ornlore er g.
q. @blIer og @ritr1t. Marie, fom
It 1880 fom fra Tmrrarf og be-
apnote / storifopelr nreD at rp6oe EFT
lille Elo6s til at Dpggr ct @1ofbus
paa. Mor for Star fafot Ser flcrc
og flere Grocer, w en- beloprfct
sSorm fin6es mi pnu Sc gamGe @ges,
Glmes og 5ufffer= MDcrns Hfabs.
Oct 9anife @rpoeriamiuno gaor
peo6lipenoe goM frenrao, og set la
Der ill., at 2oge SIT. 40 i San
6ronciSeo ietter en &efor6 / @et=
ming al at ltaffe RTE Meo1emmer.
Ser bleb fra 6enne' enc 2oge in6=
fenot Mabrene paa, ~ rtpe Meolem=
mer til Sperfefretrrens @ontor i
Sltnt Moane6, og Sc blep ollie OBJ
togne paa en- Mften.
SberiefretGr s. Micbaelien oater
Jig foreorigt pau en- @eiie i @ro-
oeriamfu1r6ets sS~snteresie ZEN /
Mioten of' Ml1guit maaneb. Set
er Micboeliens Mening at beige
&ocfp Mountai1r Stoterne SSoabo,
Utah, @pomi,1g og COLORADO. og
ban ifol SIRE, 0pboIb i ii forificl-
ltge 8per for at arbeioe for rbe
9o9er eller for M Eilgang til Sc
2oger, fort al1ere6e er opretteoe
6eru6e.
Tfere atnerifanife 8eibg / ajb~-
6en9dbn enb nogeniinbe FIR. Sen
lille, fmuffe Mmerifa-D Camper g..
is. Sietgen" anfom til @isbenbupn
ben s. S,tli beo Gireti6en, ifrfper
.@iget".
ga sfibet forIoo Seem Dorf, bar
alle Hasiagerfa11re optaget, % ian-
|leoes bill set bore for ale Mmerifa=
oampere belle Sommerer igie1tnem.
Sommerbei6get ti1tager Mars eiter
s Nar, % BET fipnes at jfllIle bIiibe
Iriiaoooanlia itort Mar: Ds op-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
Blattnt Eannantwnn.

r@orblpict" mpote i, iio1te ltge
meo ct npt ~6@eoe", tegnet al Mr.
fiteft Siglrro Giicber / Nem Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

&aitor 8. g. &. Sanien, al ser
foreneoe 0anife Strife, Wein6en
Nebr., er fal6et til &n1tor q. g:
Nielieus @ftern1anS / @e,ro|ba
@is., pg bar tuget irtob &nloet,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-07-26

Makes loans at per cent. discount. Pays
per cent. interest on time deposits and per
cent. interest on savings deposits. :: "
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-07-26
If KISSES WERE REYOLYERS YOU'D
THINK An ARMY Was SHOOTING
UP FRENCH CAPITAL.
BY w. q. SHEPHERD.

think there Was any particular fun
in eating cold meat, soms hot fried
potatoes, . hot bun and topping it
of with q cup of coffee, all OF
which il a midday lunch OF tho
pretty Partisan chop girl -un-
less you had seen the girl taking
her desert
At noon the girls tumble down
into the streets and boulsvards
from tho shops of tic drsssmaksrs.
From IL to l they own tho side
walks, they and their sweethsarts.
Each girl brings from home
some cold meat or cheese, wrapped
in newspaper. Fret shs hurries
to . hot potato stall. where scores
Of other laughing girls, whom she
meets every day. await their turns
to buy 2 cents worth Of fried po-
tatoss.
HOT BUNS AT I CENT EACH.
Then she and some other girl
friend carrying the purchase, will
scurry through the streets to sumo
hot bun stall, perhaps several
blocks away, whore for cent they
buy an appstiziug bit OF cookery.
And now it 10 time to eat. Then
she must have her coffee. There
are coffee bars at every hand,
whore shs may stand With her foot
on q railing and buy, for 2 cents,
from q man who usually looks like
q bartender, a. good . cup of cof-
fee az you could get for Is cents
in tho cafes.
And now comes loving time
dessert. For around the corner
there has been boy waiting i'm
patiently for bis girl. The dos
sert consists largely Ut hugs and
kisses.
KISS RIGHT on SIDEWALK.
How do you know that she has
kisses and hugs after lunch
Why, in tho very same way that
you know that she had potatoes
and hot buns and meat. You SOC
hsr take them, right on the side
walk. 1t isn't any snsaking. vici-
Gus spoonine; it's oil out and q.
bovs board!
You will SEQ any number OF
couples walking along tho side
walks of Paris, each With an arm
about tho other, gazing into each
others eyes. talking love talk and
humping happily and without at
tentiou, into any person who hap
pens to got into their path. The
J world may whirl on, for oil oI
them; isn't it loving that make'
tho world 10 round anyhow?
ca,ccruSr x,ccES In the WORl. u
Pretty soon it's time to 60 bacl
to work. Are there any kisses il
tho whole world any sweetsr ant
; purer than the kiss that the littl'
Paris shop girl gives to her boy
right out in the sunshine, on th
opsn streets, whore all the worl'
NAV SEQ, when she tells him good
bye at noon?
II kisses sounded like revolvs
shots you'd think that the Prus
SLAMS were bssisging Paris again
and if the lovelight that CLEAN
I, from the eyes Of . girl, bad sn
effect on the thermometer, Pari
would have . daily hot wave
moon.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-18
WANTS,FQR SALE, Ere

Wanted Old Hens. Roman Market.
House and barn for rent Roman
State Bank. 50-51
For the Latest in Picture Frames.
See Lorraine.
FOR SALE. rs tons good tame hay
Roman State Bank. 5O-5l
Bald barley, for feed, for sale. Write
A. C. Whitney, Roman. 50-51p
FOR SALE. Buggy and harness
See II. M. Gehlert, Roman. soft
Picked hams, unsmoked, for sale at
tic per Id. Roman Market. stiff
WANTED. To hire man by the
month. A. ]. Brewer, Roman. 50-5l
Mammoth bronze turkey eggs for
sale, Mrs. Thirkell, box 3l4, Roman. 81
For SALE CHEAP Clipper IA inch
suIky pillow, nearly new. James ALI
colt, w. M. Gillett, Roman. tt
FOR SALE. Settings of pure bred
White Leghorn eggs. Leave orders at
Roman State Bank. c. W. Hollings-
worth. 50-5l
FOR SALE. Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs so and GO cents per setting. Mrs.
w. M. Giilett, Roman. soft
Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs,
100 eggs $500, setting $l.0O.
45tf J. b. BEAR, the .Jeweler.
FOR SALE. Banner oats, clean
Sl.25 per 100 lbs. sacked, at Miller
ranch or inquire at TIN shop. 50-5l
Stoves, furniture, garden tools,
chickens and chicken wire for sale at
Newman ranch, sec. 10 2l-2O. 50-5l
The Bigelow Studio has re-
moved to opposite the east side
of Scearce's Store.
l will buy all kinds Of stock,
fat or otherwise. H. M. Geh-
lert at the Roman Meat Market.
LOST $1,000 reward for two ponies
one buckskin pinto mare and one buck
Roman. 81
FOR SALE. Settings of eggs of
both Rose comb and single comb Black
Minorca eggs at reasonable prices.
VIM. Engle, Roman. 5l-52.
Come in and see our new spring
and summer samples; don't be
afraid, our prices are right; we
sell fine English slip-ons from So
to $25. Roman Tailoring Co.
have red and white two year old
and black yearling heifer both I'M
branded which have been at my place
all winter. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
adv. j. A. McGeorge. Inquire at
Pioneer for further particulars. 50-51
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O2239
Notice for Publication.
Nom coal land, t'lathead Projec

Non-coal land, t'lathead Project.
Department Of the INTERIOR Y. S.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana,
April Z, 1918, Notice is hereby given
that Alfred M. Wright, of Poison,
Montana, who, on May %, 1910, made
nd entry, No. 02230, for Unit A, lot l,
ne NV, NV ne, sW ne, section Z, town.
ship q n, range 20, W. M. NJ, has fill
ed notice of intention to make final
Communication under new law proof, to
establish claim to to the land above
described, before Coker F. Rathbone.
U. S. Commissioner, at Roman, Mon
tana, on the 18th day of May 1913
Claimant names as witnesses: Ira
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-18
03547
Notice for Publication

non-coa1 land. FIathead project.
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana,
April ID, 1913. Notice is hereby given
that Ole Grindvold, of Poison Montana
who, on July 3, 1911, made nd entry,
No. O3547, for Unit C, ST., NV sec. 8.
t. q H., +, Fl w. M. NJ, has filed no.
tice of intention to make final commu-
tation proof under old lew, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Coker f. Rathbone, a U. S. Com
missioner, at Roman, Montana, on the
oath day of May. 1913. Claimant names
as witnesses: Henry F. Turner, Ole
j. Langauet, Erick Peterson Gust K
Carlson, all of Poison, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
apr Is may Is Register.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-18
G2li7
Notice for Publication.
(Non-coal land. J

NANou- letHNlJ
Department OF the Interior, L. s.
Land office at Missouri, Montana
March II, 1913 Notice is hereby given
that William P. Stillman, of Sloan,
Montana, who on May l9, 1910. made
nd. entry No. 02l47, for VIZ SW. Sc
SW, Sec. II, NE Sc Sec. Is, T. 20 NJ,
r. q W, M. NJ, has filed notice of
intention to make final communication
(under new law proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Cocker +. Rathbone, U. S. Com
missioner at Roman, Montana, on the
3rd day of May, 1913. Claimant names
as witnesses: Allen Sloan, Frank
Scarce. James j. Sloan, of Sloan,
Montana, Stanley Scarce, of Ronpn,
Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
mar Il apr Is Register.
10,
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made continuous, year after
year. The farmer is not depend
ing upon some one else. When
the record is kept on the farm
the whole family may become
interested. 1t affords practice
in arithmetic for the farm boy
or girl, which is of far more
value than any examples that
can be taken from an ordinary
textbook. 1t is a kind of arith-
metic which directs the mind of
the farm boy or girl to the farm
rather than away from it; which
cannot be said Of much Of our
rural school work.
The record sheets can be taken
from the barn to the schoolroom,
and make a part of the days
/ lesson. Attention is being called
to the desirability of this kind of
work for the rural school, and
the time is ripe for it.
To begin the work, small scales
and a supply of record sheets are
necessary. While cheap scales,
that will answer the purpose,
can be bought in almost any
hardware store, it is advisable to
get the thirty or sixty pound cir
cular spring balance made for
the purpose. To get such scales
it may be necessary to send to a
creamery or dairy supply house.
The weekly record sheets and a
book for recording the monthly
and yearly records may be bought
at a cost of about Is cents.
Hang the scales in the barn,
near where the milk cans are
set. Make a shelf for the record
sheet. Give each cow a name or
number, preferably a name, and
put the names or numbers on the
milk sheet. AS each cow is
MIXED weigh and record the
milk. This will take some extra
time, and will seem awkward at
first, but if things are arranged
conveniently, after the mixer
becomes used to the plan the
time occupied will be very short.
Mixers, who are required to
weigh each milking, milk from
SIX to ten cows an hour, and
this is no more time than is
spent in milking where the milk
is not weighed. AS matter Of
fact, the mixer who weighs the
milk generally becomes a better
through the increased
interest in the work which comes
from knowing what each COW is
producing. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Advertised Letters

The following letters remained
uncalled for in the postoffice at
Roman, Montana, for the week
ending April 18th, 1918. When
calling for same please say lad
vertised.
Miss Melvina White (2), Mrs.
Sam Wilson.
A. M. STERLING, P. M.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to most sincerely thank the
kind peighbors and friends who render
ed us assistance during the sickness,
death and burial of our beloved wife
and devoted mother. The many kind
nesses will ever be remembered.
c. F. Peterson.
Fred Peterson.
Anna Peterson.
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JERSEY Bull For Sale.

90, Wire Vi Gun. 1887 sired by Wirepuller
Bessie 1897, champion worlds fair at
Chicago butter test, and on dams side
to Diploma 1929 sire of Merry Maiden
Sweepstakes cow at the worlds fair.
Pedigree will be furnished to pur-
chaser. Ed Dubay & Son, So miles
southeast of Poison. Soft
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Notice

Because my wife, Mrs Margaret
Liebenschel (nee Mrs. NJ Niles) (nee
Miss M. klotsche) deserted me and
her child, and went away with another
man, will not be responsible for any
Of her bills on or after April 9Th, 1913.
K. P. LIEBENsCHEL,
Powell River, B. C.
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Cows and Hogs For Sale

Eight head of choice fresh milk COWS
including some full blood Jerseys and
ten head Jersey heifers to be fresh in
September, also seventy head Of bred
sows, fat hogs and pigs for sale at my
ranch. w. M. Kinney, 2l-2l. Sill.
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Barnes, James P. Binden, Mel Christ
eson, Frank Faucet, all OF Poison,
Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL,
apr II may 8 Register.
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Seed Grain For Sale.

Blue stem wheat. beardless barley
and oats. Ed Dubay & Son, SIS miles
southeast of Poison. soft