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/ Of the military department, and u. G.. G. Lord
| There were visitors from Southwark, Cosmo-
| poltan, Damon and Fourth of July Lodges.
| The rank of esquire was conferred last night
by the degree STAFF, which is kept busy by the
dilgent work OF the booster committee. COM
posed Oh the officers Of the lodge. Get busy
and keep busy is the motto. Visiting broth
ers are alway. welcome at the Castle Hail, s14
North Broad street.
Quaker City. Lodge will have get aG;, aG,
quaintod night tomorrow evening There Will
be be e,, musical ,enterlainment dancing, polo
April 4 for which donations are solicited
under the care of the ladies' auxiliary of the
lodge; April 10 will 10 championship night
for the polo teams.
Fourth OF July Lodge conferred the knight $
rank on six esquires, two of their own and
-four for Fulton Lodge, March 10. Although
handicapped by the ausence OF three OF its
best members, the degree team performed in
its usually brilliant manner, and the vacancies
FORBES FORBES Gallon and Peters, Fulton Lodge at at
lenqed In a body, and Deputy Grand Chancellor
ihdhEi PolI1ok hshy ,Somplimented the team am and and
gan29tiQn Committee is still very active and
special features will be given by it ON the
fourth Friday of each month Notice of such
events will appear in these columns from time
to time
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u
holding outings there.
Court Columbia's social night was great
success. Bro. Baner, of Court Southwark
running Tor supreme delegate. headed a dele
corps of boxers singers, piano player and a
16-piece string band, which was highly
creditable to Its leader, Bro. Mccormick
Courts Robin Hod, American Eagle Pontiac
Continental and Darby were well represented
Court American Eagle defeated Columbia's 5
a strenuous contest. It was the most en-
joyable evening ever held in the series Of
social nights at Columbia and proved the
general spirit of brotherly love as eXemplI-
Ned by Bro, Banner who is an ambitious
and true Forester. Bro. NonemaCher of
were made by Bro. Banner and Bro Myers
always a welcome friend.
Court Columbia extends a challenge to
Court American Eagle and any Others to
pinochle contest of three or four men teams
elected DR.. r. ID. Burke and John p. White
as delegates 10 represent this court at the
Allentown convention. The debate on hard
Merritt Rose Thanked them BOTH tor 'It1bsf, tbssir,
y the o James R MsS honrS
has been frequent visitor to the court and
his, talks on Forestry are always inter ter
Bro. Edward Spade, Of Hatboro, has notified
the secretary that he Is keeping in touch with
this court by reading the news in the EvENISG
Court Tamanend iourneysd to Court North
E.ast last Friday evening for the second clash
9ss 9s he Ras PlaoGhe s and qpoit The
Court North East made a return visit on
Monday for the, third clash. which resulted
s. 9gots; North East y TAM TamaSend S rdapanend TS
standing OF the tournaments 70 date is as
follows; Pinochle. Court North East. 10;
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Never during the five years that Camp 394
VI Nissihomlng, has been organized have the
methbefs spent such an enjoyable time to-
Bether as they did on March IL. The occa-
SION @sio! was the camps fifth anniversary, and
ne medTIy IOo members were present Bros
Iaylor. Schil Strunk, Wellens. Coburn and
nneheT' as an anniversary committee de-
serve hlEh commendation for the manner in
Wnich the program was arranged and also
tor tor the way in which they served the boun-
tIul repast. Bro Knorr started the evenings
entertainment with prayer after which Bro
Ing selections. " P'''''-
oo District President Williams Landed Camp
oot Tor the financial and numerical showing
mace during the incumbency of his office ms
district president. An illustrated lecture On
II, rne nei,owstone o, Park was given in a MASTER
~ manner by Bro, John Bronson who ,yas
pecnilarly qualified, having spent many Years i'm
Ina, rn,, part OF the country. Bro. Redifer whose
reputation for versatility in speech-maI;inp
Is Wen known throughout the northeast Ine
creased creased MS popularity by telling some very
interesting and convulsive stories Bro Ror
ers' Frankford's blind musician rendepad
SeEeral selections that were we'll received.
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| avenue at 7.2o 10 meet at Soi Girard
Ia1 aSSrsf Sy sSo Sf Merlin 2 couse No
Scott Scott state, Secretary Charles G H. Hall. Past
T9anfi9r Thomas H. Walters National Rep.
5FaREa coune No. g. @a@f Of 8roSoya SErim?se TO
was was class initiation of 1BS candidates. The
! 70 tbeir Viai cr1t ot NO. 70 added another laurel
! 100 per cent Gultaoie record for degree work OF
cd5 Fred III ~ Wagner Council. No 1855, held a
las S,. ilIlldti0n on Monday evening. The work
Sonnc GaS eMemM2Iifsd M by tho degree team of Marlin
BENJAMIN Franklin Council. No 90. is ar
desFee work t%T viii bis be class nFa II May The
team of lone Council SSe'itSi No. 765 Dy the degree
Is TTm0red , that the degree of West
issuing Es1 challenge to the degree team ' q
fFra;MkiinvilIe rankin Council. No, 10.
hold hold large, smoker and open meeting "1ii on
ciIor iTIsuy s. f'essing sno{, April State Vice Coun-
m befS o OF the order in the eastern district viii
,rti9 Pi9neer City Council, No o32. will be insi
55uted rbn at GaT6ondale on Tridad evening April
list FFe of tha hGnabter br application contains long
the placing Of counsel in this thriving sty a'fy
Vim 's be '1FIaf[m vSaabIs end 81 Lacawanna County
Charter ss 5T st Is " Vas A. soSra5 Nj e TRo
sentative 4 b Fuller anG the tSe'tSga degree FSPTG MGr
scranton he cSen. BY the prize team of West
at Ss|Pgring city counci No 9So FoFyiV5 SF HSRs
West Scranton, Council. Nc. 4o7, held IFS
aannual memorial service in the Plymouth
Memorial Church. of Scranton, on March q
IN appropriate program was rendered with
inc rev E.Nore Evans, of Colonel r. n eW,is
Council NO. 1913, as tho principal sneaker 10
lhe o2d anniversary class Initiation MA n Ia
making great hit all over the state or the
many progressive plans that PennsylVania has
adopted during the last four years to increass
It's membership none has been received with
brating the SD anniversary OF the order with
a record-breaking Increase in membeship has
met with general favor and will be enthtIsiss9
Ically pushed IN every county.
Councils that have not ordered supDIv NJ
the free circulars furnished by the state tssrrs
tary for distribution among their members SET
ting forth this plan OF membership campaien
and soliciting their cooperation in making n
siXty-second anniversary class initiation niEht
a big event In their council. should get their
order in at once. '0'
The following councils have responded to date
and and are redhot for the moyement: Plains No
field, field, No. G26 Irwin; No a. Lafayette. No.
tain City, No. 4l2i White Haven No. SD.
Crystal, No 3OO Newport. No 6i4; WyomIne.
Monument, No: 705; Waynesboro No 7d0
Wilkes Barre, No. 16l: lone, No 705. DUt
quesne Heights, No. 1SO; Charles A. Gerasch
No. 1904 Friedens, No. 1872; HooversVilie No
100; Blakely, No 800; Conoquenessing No 69
Danville, No. 16; Canonsburgi No. sOB: Youg6
No. 1872; Coopersburg, No, 1920; HeTminie no |
1856; George NJ. Poinsett. No. 16B; Green Ridge
No. II; Slocum, No. 27l; Good Cheer No 68 |
schenley Park, No. 8; Ashley, No. f49: Fred |
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deaths

ADAIR.-At his residence. 1929 North Wan
H'naker ST., on March "a. 1915, BIAANEY
husband Of the late Margaret Adair Due
notice OF the funeral will be given.
BARRY.-on March "a, 1915 THOMAS r..
husband of Teresa NJ. Barry .64O2 Wayne
ave Due notice of the funeral win be
given.
BATTEN,-On March %. 1915. JOSEPH
ZANE, BATfEN, formerly of New York city
aged Ga years. Funeral services to be held
at st. Luke's Episcopal Church. Montcair'
n. j., on Friday morning, March 20, at 10
o'clock Interment private.
BAUER-on March e3. 1915. JOHN J.. hus
band OF the late Anna q. Bauer (nee DIetg)
Funeral on Friday, at p. M, from $500
North 18th st. Interment private, at Mt
Peace Cemetery.
BERRY,-on March "a. 1915, MARY, widow
9,G 81 GMloalael Berry Bgnsrai on Saturday. at
Solemn Requiem Mass at st. Michael's
Church, at a. m. Interment private
BLAKE. = On March "a, 1915. ELLA
BLAKE daughter OF the late William J.
TUESDAY TUESDAY March 80, at $50 m. from 7os ti
the Church OF the Assumption al 10 a M M
lnterment at New Cathedral Cemetery. '1
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ALL and the officers are: Jacob Sauerwald
Chairman: Elwool Sauer1 aid, vCe-Chairman /;
Samqel Mesure, nv, secretary; William Niehardt
L; Tressc., captain; Join Roth. lieutenant
woodward; William Newmcistcr, Junior wood
nest Knauth. chief Of Indians; fohn " itkert,
J. p, G. i. tand Captain Of, the Genwoods
nCcordon handl: Samuel Mesure, lecturer;
William Head, hGadsmdn; Albert Winterhoer,
good saTaritan; Joseph Tressel, official scribe
berg berg are assisting the team with this ritual
and officers. Tho team is destined to be
hettcr than that of ii years ago and the best
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Myrtle Wreath Lodge commemorated the ann
anniversary March 70 by banquet and had an
enJoNnhlc time. as oratOry was not included on
the program The following members attended,
SS3hn SSd Rickinson, John c. Rurch William j.
r y. Painter l, Stafford +. Hurst. Charles
Shultz, William Hutchinson. II. w Lehr, VIII
lam Ramele William Hartman. c. Hoffacher
William Culbertson and Thomas c. Thomson
The deputy grand chancellors met at the
manently organized by the selection of George
Pollocki of No. "a, as chairman. and c. W.
admit the Grand Lodge officers and past eTanS 4
Ghanceilors as ex,offcio participants. 4 reso-
y. Hunt, of the insurance department who is
5oont TO undergo an operation. The following
district, Albert c. Funk. I'd district joseph
Lord, I'd district; Charles w. Yeager 6th dis
Brosdbent, 10 dispet H e. " WSls!Tlcf Il Robnld1 William 4
tad aisriGt Letters Of regrets for inability to at
OF the o,th o3th district. and Herman k Munter'
viii hold Its next monthly assembly on Mon. Mon.
ga day y evening, april 2. at the southwest corner
mittes has secured from the lodges during The
month several applications for membeTship
these applicants on the above date Tie S So, on
pany extends cordial invitation to the mem
pha to be, present at any OF its assembIies
and also wishes 10 thank Colonel W, a TiIIss,
Southwark Lodge conferred on March Ia the
rank of knight on three esquires in long Form
VIM be the get together nieSSf M5reh Ibon SO
Entertainment Committee expects to have sons
be present In order that they may know bov 10
'Old No. ls" is progressing. and to have part
nt, The slogan for the term is Bring ina in a
Continental Lodge conferred the rank of
knight on seven esquires in dramatic form nv
the degree team, assisted by the guards and
creditable form and enjoyed by all "TbbeeIrss
We're short talks given by Colonel HIllegas,
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The State Haymakers Association will hold
a special meeting Saturday evening next in
John Hancock Hall S14 Girard avenue I'M
nortant business will he transacted at this
meeting. Representatives and past chief hav-
makers are earnestly requested TO be present
Waseca Association was reinstated on March
10 under most favorable conditions with n
membership of 159. A fine set Of officers was
selected and the association began its career
In harmony and prospects of greatly increas-
ing their membership in the next few month";
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owing TO the earnest efforts
OF Bro. Valentine Rauden-
bush, of Camp 1917. Sixty
members of the uniformed
communicates and more than
200 members of the various
camps formed the line which
escorted State President Her
man A. Miller, who presented
Tho fuer -
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PURPOSE OF planning for the
annual Associated Courts
Foresters' Day celebration.
Point Breeze Park was se-
lected as the place for hold
ing this years celebration,
and the date Saturday, July
81. A new feature added to
Point Breeze Park this year
Is a picnic grove which will
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presentation speech will be
delivered by Brother William
f.. Wanewceh, OF Liberty
Council, No. 50. Acceptance
Of the flag will be by Rev.
William Dayton Roberts, pas
tor. The closing address will
be made by Jr. Past Coun-
ctlor Thomas IL. Walter, OF
John X. Marlin Council, No,
70. All Juniors are invited
to meet at S04 Girard
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..IIO" TTb HItIIlUeTS OF The
ooafd present: j. r. Sembow-
er! OF Unlontown; A. +. WILL
iams. of plymouth; Charles L.
iIa2g,, Pittsburgh; William h,
Nlckell, of Philadelphia, and
-. g, Brindle (recordeiD, of
carlisle. Between sessions for
two days the visitors were en-
talned by Grand Lodge oiti-
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for the purpose of bringing
more closely together the resi-
dents of the northwest sections
and the council. This commit
tee Is doing good work In the
effort to bring many members
into the council through their
advertising mediums. A shad-
ow, however, was cast over
the council by reason of tho
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who is brother OF Treasurer George Mausan'
The council extends It's sympathes to the fam.
lily. Past Councillor Wilhelm was conspicuolIg
by his absence, which does not often occur,
The boys missed him.
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t-- escorted TO the council, whose
lIT,IlDers I were more than agreeaby SURPRISED.
~ EgaTfs Of pHs4to No a. EaTytGw No.
S made Very Nj ne laG appeapance sRa ai'oN NO
aton nf Parade Png was quite feaHTe Of the TIs
cess cess The band of. Feiryiew Council No. 52,
@ weTe made Isfy by Dapat
state Councillors Walton, Freeman MacDon-
oro" JaS&son aS Curry Fam and BSs
Iaat past State Si, Gouneor John r. McKelvey state
Secretary Ford After an evening, well spent
various Councils and % some Oef Very Unit inersstns
addresses addresses; the council was closed, but tho
mond Council, No. 234. VI VII l'''''-
Of bs city It viii be 6esen ST ta9 @
MbcE 9F ErGse3tstSn Is st y Old Glory GGunG NP 10
byterian Church, 52d street and Chester ave-
r,! nue.. next SUNDAY evening: The members OF
Of 5lst street and Chester avenue not later
In Of W neemsm IN waSST 1 @em6eTs %
tbsn in %Io Of GhTTGh not later
VIII qEesSnt the flag in in be6aif Of the s"e eosRc
nand Sna BTotnGr o aoracG dsn r. Gaw Of old Gory
having lnaugurated the presentation o. flags
to churches Of this city will also address those
ana 9PbTnGsy fbn rsageste6 e 1eSr to attend
march iG Brother Andrew IL LMuPS HPnSd %as o on
pointed conductor and Brother Day was given
beTP nd their ots sep are nto 5eo
work speaks we'll for them aside from the
fact that the council may be greatly benefited
as well. Brother Arnold has n thorough mill
tary training and should b. of material assist
ahce to Captain Macdonald; in fact, the appli-
cants for guards Immediately voted him
corporal. II these two cannot perfect a guard
perfectly trained it will be solely the fault of
the individual members.
All members of John r, Murphy Counci will
take note that all applicants for the guard
should show up at the council Tuesday eve
nipg. April @, the tactics will be ex-
emplifed by Bro. Arnold. and If there are any
who want to join and have not already an
piled they should go down on that night aad
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Imnrored Order Red Mon

The 23d annual jubilee and games have been
fixed for Saturday. July -. with the selec-
tion OF Point Breeze Park for this years cole
10
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Jr. Order United American Mechanics

Liberty Council, No. 35. will present to Tenn
pie Presbyterian Church. Franklin and
Thompson streets, on Sunday evening next
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Patriotic Order Sons of America

The flag presentation of Camp $40. to the
foN Chase Memorial Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening, was n great success
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n. Wagner No 1856; Charter Oak. No. 1885,;
Moses Taylor, No Isl; Eureka, No. IS, and
Liberty Bell. No. 179
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Foresters of America

Delegates from 10 courts assembled nj
Anna NJ. Ross Hall, Girard avenue and Hutch
inson street on Friday night last for the
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knights of Phythias

Inc tribune of the Appellate Court OF the
oruer met at the office of the Grand Lodge last
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Fraternal Patriotic Americans

An official visitation was made by state
Vice Councillor William II. Shenoman and
State Council Secretary George S. Ford TO
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For N, g.. Charles Lombard;
v. g.. ID. r.. Mitchell; for
third member OF the relief,
Brothers NJ. l.. Lower. f. A..
Henry. r. A. calhoun, w.
Eedrick, F, Morton and Ed
ward Maute. Among the
visiting brethren were Brother
Knight. OF Anchor Lodge.
CLEVELAND uvbo hroueht naya
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Order Independent Americans

The meeting of Red, White and Blue Council
was fairly attended this week, as usual The
Publicity Committee has outlined a campaign
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feels satisfied that this outing
will surpass the events or
previous years. one OF the
features Of this years outing
will be list of athletic events
confined exclusively to mem-
bers OF the l.. y, II. NJ.
Chattahoochee Tribes Bail
Committee, who SO success
fully handled the big dance,
trniled on Tuesday night to tho
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Port Richmond Council. Rich
mond and Indiana avenue. last
Monday evening. Accompanied
by the band OF Frankrord
Council. No. 176. $50 members
of various councils of this city
met under the command of y.
S. G. Charles w. Walton and
ysrortpd to the council whosa
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-05
Notice for Publication

Coal. Act 6-22-10 Serial NJ
015440
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Mont,
Oct. Is, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Lawrence B. Larson
of Brockway, Mont. who, on Aug.
IS. 1912, made homestead entry
No. 015440, for east half, section
6, township 1SN., range 47E., NJ. P,
Meridian, has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make three year proof, TO
establish claim to the land above
described, before Peter Rorvik, U.
S. Commissioner, at Circle, Mont.
on the 18th day of November, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Myers, Julius Bratvold, VIM.
Isaacson, Harry Gilbertson, all of
Circle, Mont.
W. ". Myers, Register.
1922 11-19
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Coal land. Act 6-22-1O Serial No
015434
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office, at Miles City Montana
October Is. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Theodore Wangen
of Brockway Mont, who, on Aug.
5, 1912, made homestead entry No.
Ol5434, fol south half, section s,
township ISM, range 46E., M. P.
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before Peter Rorvik, U.
S. Commissioner. at Circle, Mont,
on the 29th day of November, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Floyd r. Thompson, Lars Turtle,
Harold Haugen, all of Brockway,
Fritz c. Massar, of Circle Mont.
G. w. Myers, Register.
1922 1119
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Notices


Coal Land Act 6-22-1O. Serial No.
014866
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
Oct, 4, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Jacob Beiber
of Watkins, Montana, who, on June Is,
1912, made homestead entry, No. 014S66
for north half, section s, township I'm,
range 45E, M. P. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before w. A. Bru-
baker, U. S. Commissioner, at Terry,
Montana, on the 23rd day of November
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theodore Fode. John Beck, Emil P.
Nelson, Andrew l.. Eissinger, all of
Watkins, Montana.
G. w. Myers, Register.
10-15 lip
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Notice For Publication

Coal. Act 6 22-10 Serial No.
014970
Department of the Interior, u S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
Oct, &C.. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Jack w. Gross,
Of White, Montana, who, on June
%, 1912, made homestead entry
No. O1491O, for south half section
80, township Ism. Range 45E., NJ.
P. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before Peter Rorvik, u.
S. Commissioner, at Circle, Mont.
on the 18th day Of December 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses
Emil Nelson, Ray Liver, Nidus
Larson, Andrew Eissinger, all Of
White, Montana,
g. w Myers, Register
11-5 1878
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Notice for Publication

Coal land. Act 6-22-10 Serial No
012974
Department of the Interior, L S
Land Office, at Miles City Mountains
Oct, IA, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Frank Gebel
of Redwater, Mont, who, on July
q, 1911, made homestead entry
No. 012974, for east half, section
IA, township 20N, range 49E., M.
P. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
before Peter Rorvik, Z.
S. Commissioner, at Circle Mont.
on the 9th day of December, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Miller, Leo Knapp, James
Fred Lambie, all of Red
water, Mont.
&. w. Myers, Register.
1922 11-19
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Notice for Publication

Coal land. Act 1920. Serial No
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office, at Miles City, Mont.
Oct. 4, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Eliza Gibson
of Circle Montana, who, on March
10, 1912, made homestead entry
No, 014142, for south half, section
8, township 1SN, range 47E, M. P.
meridian, has filed notice of inten
ton to make three year proof, to
claim to the land above
before Peter Rorvik, U.
S. Commissioner, at Circle Mont,
on the 22nd day of November, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
julius Bratvold, May McClatchie,
J. ] Jones, William Gibson, all of
Stony Butte, Mont
G. w Myers, Register.
1918 hip
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Notice for Publication

Coal land. Act 6-22-lO Serial No.
092S1
Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Miles City Montana,
Oct, 5, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Joseph Schumacher,
of Horse Greek, Montana, who, on June
J, 1910, made homestead entry, No.
092Sl, for south half, section 2, town
ship 20N, range AGE, M. P. meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
five-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Peter
Rorvik, U. S. Commissioner, at Circle,
Montana, on the 22nd day of November
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Schumacher, Joseph Reimann,
Mathew Laubauch, Joseph P Brietbach
all of Horse creek, Montana.
Il. W. Myers, Register.
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