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TRAIN DISABLED SOLDIERS
AS MANAGERS OF FARMS
Men Educated for Direction of Modern
Land Holidays sure Of
Gcttin,: jobs,

Of NIH f the u lntsd
sa,s5 aTms e9mng ha S fsrmi
interesting question in the retaining
OF disabled men by the Federal board
for vocational education as to how
the background of agricultural infor-
nation of these individuals can best;
be utilized.
4 man has lost his strength his use
fitness on il farm is at an end. The
Federal board does not 1T all subscribe
to this, and IN. course which has been
evolved on farm management is prov
ing one of the most popular with those
mcr vino have taken training.
Farm inanasement is the science or
enterprises for the purpose of Sccur-
ing the greatest continued prohtS. 1t
is the business end of farming. IL
deals with i3rni organization methods,
accounts ana credits. and is, therefore,
of interest TO all classes OF farmers,
including owners, managers and ten
ants.
In agricultural affairs as they have
been carried on. the lack of business
measures has been amazing absolute
the cause of failure and abandonment
Of farms. Variation in profits on farms
is more largely due TO mismanaG cement
than unfavorable seasons or nuctua-
ton in prices Farming has become
the Federal board believes that many
ment are Improbable could by rcor-
ganiZation be stabilized and developed
into profitable and lucrative undertake
ings.
Only 10000 farms out of 6.36l.O0o,
according to the 1910 census, employed
managers. The small percentage of
idle and incompetent management,
makes thousands of farmers not liv-
ing on their places very DESTROYS to
ducing farm management and 10
meet this growing need the course
In farm management for disabled sol.
board for vocational education, and in
dicationa arc that the demand for these
well trained men Will considerably cx-
coed the supply; Disabled men taking
Of $65 per month minimum, all cX-
penses are paid and places found for
the graduates. This training is mainly
given III the land grant colleges Of the
various states.
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PRICE, SEVEN CENTS
SAY ITO OF EVERY 10000 (
IN ENGLAND UNEMPLOYED
Women and Girls In the Majorit,
Among Those without J
Jobs.

LONDON. May 3.--Unem oyment Il
England Is estimated by labo
ministry official on these lines: FS
the whole country. 10 out OF ever,
10000: Birmingham has the highes
rate. 362 out of every 10000: LondonA
rate Is 1SS out OF every 10000.
Women and girls form the creates
per cent of the uuemployed--sl. De
modified soldiers and sailors form
only 10 lilo per cent. for efforts al,
being made in all directions to giW
the men who were away to war sordi
recompense. Civilian men and bon
form only rs and 9-l0 per cent of th
persons out of work.
One fact must not be lost sight d
in the large number of girls and wo
men unemployed. y number OF then
are women who never worked before
while i certain per cent is made up o
those women and girls who went from
ili-paying positions to far better wage
III munitions and other work. Man.
are receiving a weekly bonus from tn,
government and are reluctant to re
turn to positions that will pay then
hardly more than their bonus.
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LOVE R0BS SALES COUNTER
Evanston Girls Don't Last Long
Among Department store Bar-
gain Hunters.

EVANSTON, ILL, May 3-Evans;on
does. not take up much room I'm the
worlds gazateer, but the managers of
the two departments stores in this
mans town certainly can select pretty
girls for sales ladies. -
And as a result the unmarried male
population Of the town shops as fever
ishly as the most seasoned bargain
hunter 1f the female species
they are having hard time Keeping
the girls. They all marry shortly
after they. start to work. One mama
ger lost eight girls In one week. four
II there lives girl, good looking
and with sales ability. who has no In
tcntion OF marrying. she will be able
to land n good position In ono OF
EYanstons department stores. {.
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Decorated for Financial Service,

DCCNrnted TWr TIhnHCfNI SerSICc. "
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Brigadier
General Herbert Lord. army Liberti
loan officer. and his assistant. Captain
Robert W. Daniel. were today awarded
Treasury Department Medals for dis
tinguished service in behalf of tin
various Liberty loans. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
BY DELFT EDWARDS,


LONDON, May B. Doishe visit
leaders not only steal great guam
titles OF food, but destroy other
large stores through careless han
ding. according to one of Russiu'k
Erentcst merchants, who hns Just
escaped across the frontier and
made his why to London.
This refugee at one time was
practically the wheat king of
Western Europe. lie hns unri,-
nlcd knowledge OF the food condi-
lions prevailing In DoishcvI.t Rus-
sin ut the end of january.
sat the present timc," he snid, in
an exclusive interview for the
international News Service, "thc
food supply I'm Russia IL completely
disorgnnlzed. This Reorganization
wns caused by IN whole series Of
things, which may be summed up ms
tho unbcnrablc burden OF the Svnr
The Efforts mndc by Russia in the
common allied cnuse, aDd the sncri-
iices she mnde, which helped the
allies to win the war. gradually
disorganizcd the whole economic
life of Russia. After the rcvoIu-
ton the situation grew worse and
Worse, md the Bolshcvist regime,
I'm spite of hiEh-hown promises, led
10 final characterization.
"The urban population, especially
I'm PctroSrad and Moscow, In I'm
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IEWELRY BUSINESS GROWS
PROSPEROUS DURING STRIFE
Onc of Five Industries In United state,
To show increase i'm Spite
of War.

CHICAGO. May 3. - The jcwelry
business is one OF only five industrial
groups in the United states that are
more prosperous today than before the
"ar. This WAS shown by ques-
i!onna!rc sent to twenty-five of the
leading business groups included in
:ha membership OF 400 of the Ma
;ionai Associations OF Manufacturers
The five divisions of industry re-
porting "A predominating condition of
prosperity are jeweiry and
snverware. musical instruments. the
tracted by simple process. is first
manufacture, rubber and tobacco. Six
teen groups reported business below
) per cent OF normal pre-war con-
1ttIoOS
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BAN PROVES OBNOXIOUS
London Not Taken with Iden OF
Limitation Upon Paper
lmpOrta.

\ LONDON. May 3.-Eforts are be-
ing made to induce the government to
n nemofe Of paper There is '' great
dearth of it.. 1t is now selling at
0 "a cents n pound. a price set. and
controlled by he government. If the
paner supply OF America and Canada
were allowed TO come in. the cost
would be reduced, paper men say, to
about cents pound. During the
IL cents pound for their paper,
which was just nine times what 1t
was in peace time.
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FOUNTAINS FLOWING AGAIN
London Basins Were Turned or, ns
the Water Guided Hun
Raiders,

LONDON, May 3-Although the
armiStice has now been signed five
months. the famous fountains in
trafalgar Square have only recently
recommended to play. and the lake
In the Royal Park Of st. James only
recently been rehlled,
The fountains were stopped and the
surrounding basins emptied. as was
ST., James Lake. In 1916, because the
reflection of the waters was a guide
to marauding raiders.
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Wc.ume Trndc Mith G;ernnnr.

LONDON May 3.-Thc Cologne Ga
zctte learns thnt there is a prospect
of an early resumption of allied. es-
pecially British. trade with Germany
as whole as we'll as with the oc-
cupicd territory
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-19
NOTICE. OF CONTEST.

Department "f the INTERIOR United
States Land Office. Miles city. Montana
August 23rd. 1919.
To ArNid Nelson OF Miles city, Montana
Contested:
You ar. hereby notified that tl:lll
NJ Shields. VIII" gives l.".sch Montana
as his post -otiic. address. did on July
23rd. 1919. file in this ",lic. his duly
c"rr"'"rated application t" contest and
s"cur. the cancellation Of your Home
stead Entry. Serial M. 0l1lNo. made
September Attn. 1917. for WI. Section
~. Township , South. Range IS East
Montana Principal M.ri,lian ana as
grounds for his contest h. alleges that
said .\rvid Nelson built a dug-out on
>Aid land and lived few days in the
early part Of May. 1918 in the vicinity
"f said land yet he has not established
residence on same. has placed no inn
prov.ments except said aug-"ut. has
not resided on said land. has cultivated
n" portion of same and has totally
aba ndnnc,l said tract. and that said
conditions do now exist and hav" exist
ed for the last six months past.
| You are. therefore,. further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
by this office AS havin. been confessed
| by YOU. and your said entry will be
cancelled Hereunder without your fur
Their right to be heard therein. either
before this ntc. or on appeal. if YOU
| fail to file in this office within twent y
days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice. AS shown below. Your an
swel. Under oath. specifically meeting
and responding IL these allegations of
contest. or If You fail within that time
to file in this nffic. due proof that you
| have served a copy of your answer on
the said contestant either in person OF
| by registered mail. II this service is
made by the delivery Of copy of y"rl
answer I" the contestant in person
proof al such service mus, be either the
said contestants written acknnwl" led =
ment of his receipt IF til" copy. show
| in. the dat. of its receipt or tn. af-
! fdarit of the person 10y whom the de-
Iliv.ry WAS made Stain. when and
where III. copy was delivered: if mad.
by registered mail. proof of such ser.
vice must consist of the affidavit, of thu
person by whom the copy was mnilr,
stating when and the post office I,
whicl, it was matted. an,, this affidavit
must h.e accompanied by TIN pnstn,a
trr'S receipt for tn. letter.
You should state in your answer tn,
name of TIL. post office t. which Nol
desire future notices to he sent to YOU
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bate OF first publication Aug. -. l3l?
Dat. of second publication S.pt. :. 1919
bate Of third publication Sept. l.. 1919
pate"f fourth publication sept. -. 1915
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Estat" "f Edwin iinstraus.r. deceased
Motto" is hereby given by tn, UNDER
signed. administrator at the. Estat. nf
EDWIN tirStfAuSsr. 3,c..;,S Sod I. tn.
creditors of and all persons having
claims against tn. said deceased u ~
hibit them. with III. necessary vouchers
within Four months after III. first pub
LEGATION of this motto. to the said adj
m'nistrator AT her home near coalwood
Montana. or tn. Law offices If t,,rr a.
lierrick in the Miles city Natioral t:;,nl
Block. office ON. to six Miles CITY
Montana. TIL. sam. h.in. tn. plac. for
| tn. transaction Of TIL. business ri said
estate.
| Mrs. EbWIN TRAtrSE:i;
Administrators "f the Estat. Ut Edwin
HoStra user. Deceased
Dated at Miles city. this = day .f
august. 1879
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NOTICE tVpN ~ UI.ul ALTON.

Cual V.394a-AF.
NOTICE FbR ~ Nl.ul' ATiON.
department of the Interior. L. :.
Land Ollie" at Miles city. Montana.
July 29th 1919
NOTICE. is hereby given that
ARCHIBALD f. KELLY.
Ut Epste. Montana. who. on December 4.
1914. made Homestead Entry. No.
h2334'. for 81. NEA. SEA Sec. .. VIZ
SWl. Section I. Township :. Range
4" T.. Montana Principal Meridian. has
filed motto. of intention to make Three
Year I'roOf. to establish claim to the
land above described. before \. !. Smith
L. :. commissioners. at Olive. Montana.
s"n tn. Goth day of September. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
NJ. H. Kelly and owen Brock of
i:psie. Montana and Glen !. Ames of
Eroadus. Montana and !. G. lrion, Of
olive. Montana.
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Department IF tn. Interior. l.. =.
Land Office at Miles city. Montana,
August ~. 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that
JAMES CAIN.
of Ridge. Montana. who ON April oith.
1916 mad. Homestead Entry. No.
02ali2. for 81. Nt:1,. SEA. Sec. 20.
II. NE4 section 81, Township -.
Rang. ~ f., Montana Principal Mtrid
ian has filed motto. of intention t"
max" Three Year Proof. to establish
claim to TIN. land above described. be-
fore John l.. Scnti.ld. l.. : Commits
si"n"r. at Fiddle. Montana. on tn. 2ith
day IF October 1919.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Harley Sage of Ridge. Montana
Julius N"prud "f i;iddlc. Montana.
James Eurk Of Ridge. Montana.
William Hurley of Ridge. Montana
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Department of the Interior. T.. =
Land office at Miles city. Montana
August 18th. 1919.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
FRED ANDERSON.
OF stacey. Montana. who. on Septrm-
h'r %. 1918. mad. Homestead Entry
No. O2'21o for South Half tS1.). Section,
L. Township =. Rang. ~ f.. Montana
Principal Meridian. has filed motto. OF
intention I" make Thr.. Year Proof t,
establish claim to tn. land above dies
crifed. befor. \. j. smith. T. : Com
missioner. II, olive. Montana on tn.
o5th day Of Dctob.r 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles West. of l."eSch. Montana
August smith, of i.Oesch. Montana
Il. w. Waa"ll. of l.o.S.h. Montana.
~, Z. cain. of Nolbnr.. Montana
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NOTICE FOR ~ D1.n \TlON.
Department "f the Interior l.. :.
Land Office at Mics City. Montana.
July ~. 1919.
NOTICE. is hereby given that
FRANK HASNEk.
of Riddle. Montana. VIII" on January
o:r1. 1918. made Homestead Entry. No.
O2lO;?. for NWl4. w. NEI. NEA
SWh. NW4 SEA. Section II. Town
ship \ s. Range 80 F.. Montana Frin-
cipal Meridian, has filed notice Of in-
tention to make Three-Year Proof. to
establish claim to the land above des-
cribcd. before John l.. Sc"tieli. l.. :.
Commissioners. at Riddle. Montana. on
the 2.th day of September 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
l.isie Wiuter of Kruger Montana.
Ernest Paul of Kruger. Montana. Mart
Comsidine Of Pinto. Montana. Fred
Lewis OF Kruger Montana.
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NOTICE: E'tSR ~ NIlCtTION.

department of the Interior t.. s.
Land Office at Miles city. Montana.
August II. 1919.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
THOMAS j. Ia,NNFI:
of Mnorhcad. Montana. who. on July
18th. 1916. made Homestead Entry. No.
o2'i1l. for w. SEA. SEA SWh. See.
30 NEi4 NWi. Section 81. TOWNSHIP,
s. Rang" /" r.. Montana Principal
Meridian. has flied notice of intention
I" make Thr-, Year Proof. t." establish
claim t" tn. land above described be-
for. Register and Receiver L. : Land
Office. at Miles City. Montana. ON tn.
ith day of November. 1915!
Claimant names as witn.ssrs
G.. W. Mott. W. l.. l.HEin, and Waite,
Marks. all of Miles city. Montana. and
David Campbell. Of Arvndn. Wynmin.:
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Department of tn. Interior. u. =.
Land bfiic. at Miles city. Montana,
July %. 1919.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
STDNE.W ALI. j. MACE
heir Of Daniel T.. Mace
of Ranch Creek. Montana who on
April 18th. 1913. made Homestead En-.
try. No. "l>o1?. for 81. SEA, SEA
SWi. sec. Il. NJ. EWi, See u. NJ
NI:l,. Mel, NWL, section 20. Town
ship =. Range ~ T.: Montana rrinei-
pal Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ti"n I" make Thrcc-tcar Proof a. es-
tahliSh claim t" the land abov. des-
rrihtd. h"f"r. William Wallace. t. :.
commissioners. at Ridge. Montana, on
he goth day of nctober 1919
Claimant names AS witnesses:
Fred l.. Mace. Lulu Mace. Ed. C. Taae,s
and -. w. ';arst all of Ranch Greek,
Montana.
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department nj the Interior l.. ::
Land office IA, Miles city. Mountains.
August IN. 1912.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
FRANK \. MORRIS.
OF Olive. Montana. who. on Jun" >th.
1916. made Homestead Entry. M. 02.>l :
for Fast Half tEl.' Section -. Town
ship =. Rang" ~ t.. Montana Prinri-
pal Meridian. has filed motto. "f in
t.ntinn I" make Three Year Proof. Il
establish claim /" the land above d.
crihcd. before 4. !. smith. L.. =. t",r-
missioner. at Olive. Montana. on tn.
25th day of October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert H. Jesse. George Z. Herman. q
/. kowsey. and Wesley Morris. all u
Olive. Montana.
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Department of the Interior. /. :.
Land Office at Miles city. Montana
August =. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
ANDREW II. I.EITH
Of Kingsley. Montana. VIII" on March
~. 1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
O:S.sS. for Nest Half tW'.D. section
5. Township : =. Rang. !: f.. Montana
Principal Meridian. has filed notice If
intention I" make Thr-" Year Proof. tn
establish claim t" the land above des-
cribed. before Register and Receiver.
l.. :. Land Office. at Miles City. Mon
tana. on the 18th day of October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mr. Thorston Gilbert. Mrs. Marie Gill
bert. Mr.. Jos. \. Brath. Mr. George
Minow. all nj Miles City. Montana.
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NOTICE FOR ~ Rl.lC <TION.


NOTICE f'OR ~ Rl.lC ALTON.
department OF the Interior. l.. :
Land office at Miles City. Montana
July L.. 1919.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
ELMER j. I.al:INiEiE.
of Graham, Montana. who on August
II. 1916. made Homestead Entry. NJ"
02s97s. for W.: NWi.. W. NEi.. Sci.
NW+. EWil SWi.. See. So IL. Mel,
Section -. Township =. Range 81 f..
Montana Principal Meridian. has riled
notice Of intention to make Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to tn. land
above described. before Theodore W.
Craig. u. =. Commissioned. at Eroadus.
Montana. on the Goth day "f Sept em,.cr
1919
Claimant names as witnesses
Eugene II. Carr. OF Graham. Mon
| tana. Alex Campbell. OF ErOadus
| Montana. George Davidson. Of Pinto
Montana and George Tittlan.l. OF
Eroadus. Montana.
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department Of the interior. l.. $.
Land Office at Miles city. Montana,
July 18th. 1919?
NOTICE. is hereby given that
WESLEY MORRIS
of Olive. Montana. VIII" nn March end.
1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
O2Ss:l. for Nj: NEi. SWi. NE:L. NJ.
SWi.. r.: NWl.. SW'. NWh Section
II, Township =. Range - f.. Mon
tana Principal Meridian. has til ed notice
Of intention I" max" Three Year Proof.
to establish claim /" the land above
described. before \. J. smith. L. :.
Commissioners. at Olive. Montana. on
the Goth day OF September 1919.
Claimant names aS witnesses.
Frank Morris. &. |. i.uwsrH. Albert
Jesse aud George Herman. all of olive.
Montana.
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NOTICE FOR ~ Hl.IC \TION.

Department of the Interior. t. =.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
August &. 1919
NOTICE. is hereby given that
JOHN w. ROWLAND
~ I'rnaduS. Montana. who on august
2"rd. 1916. made Homestead Entry. No.
% 2?1. for SWA. 81. NW4 NF:A
NW1.. See. 81. SEA SW4 SECTION -,
Township ) =. Range II r.. Montana
Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to max. Three Year Proof to
establish claim to the land above des-
crih"d. before Theodore W. Craig. t. y.
Commissioners. at l:roaduS. Montana on
tn" 2Nth day of October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph l;l"st"in. Arthur St.tler. George
Trtlanh all Of EroaduS. Montana. and
Gen" Carr. of Graham. Montana.
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NOTICE: ron ~ ullcATlON,

NVVO fDUt ~ btV NJVlbNs
department of the Interior. L. :
Land pftic. at Miles city Montana,
July ~. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
HARRY T.. BURST
nf Moorheal. Montana. who on March
~, 1915. mad. Homestead Entry. No.
o2S10a. for SEA SEA. Sec. so. NJ.
NW'., SEA EWi4. SWi. Section ~.
Township =. Range 4" r.. Montana
Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to maxi. Three Year Proof.
to establish claim to the land above
Il. srrihrd. before IT, X. Straitnn. Clerk
Of the Court ut f:r"adus. Montana. on
tn. card day IF October. 1919.
claimant names as Witnesses:
charles T.. Lock. William I.titntr. Ncls
!. Anderson all of M"orhead. Montana.
and Ernest l'uul Of Pinto. Montana.
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department of tn. Interior. 4. =
Land office at Miles city. Montana
July -. 1919.
NOTICE: Is hereby given that
JOHN St.NE:I;DNIc
of Kingsley. Montana. who on March
18th 1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
o245il for ~. NEl.. NEA SEA. See.
-. WI. NW14 NEL NWt n. NEI
Section as. Township 3 =. Rang. ~ r..
Montana Principal Meridian. has filed
motto" If intention to make Three Year
Proof. to establish claim I" the land
above described. before, H. Il: StrHiton
Z lerk of Court. at I:rOaduS. Montana.
ON the 10th day of October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alva Marker Of Kingsley. Montana.
I 'harlcs Il; Lewis. I:roadus. Montana.
VIII liam |. McI.ces. Kingsley. Montana.
II. l. .ayncr. Kingsley. Montana.
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NOTICE FOX ~ Ho.N \VIO\.
department Of the Interior. /. :.
Land Oflicefat Miles city. Montana
July 2Sth. 1919.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
.A.NA MAEkEi:
of Kingsley. Montana VIII" on March
18th. 1916 aud October .fth. 1919. made
Homestead Entries. M. h2>30i-0i4 1853.
for Lots .. 10. u. u. See IS: Lot ..
Sec. "a: Z. :: =. L. 81 r.. Lots |. :. ;.
SWi, NE,4. Sec. ;. Township =.
Rang. II t.. Montana Principal M"ri-
dian. has filed motto. 1T intention to
make Thr.. Year Proof. I" establish
claim I" the land above Described be-
fore RI. x. Straiton. Clerk of tn" Dis
trict Court at Er"adus. Montana. on
the 23rd day of October. l"ia.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Charles u. Lewis. E".adus. Montana.
William |. Mcl.r.S. kingsley. Montana.
t;eor.r Rule. Kingsley. Montana.
II. L. Eayn.r. Kingsley. Montana.
q. ". Ny ER~. Register.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-19

Department of tn. Interior. l.. :.
Land ONCE at Miles city. Montana.
August I. 1919.
NOTICE: is hereby given that
THANKFUL. =. !:,'f.
of l:roadus. Montana. who ON June l.
1916. made Homestead Entry. No. O2?G>3
for East Half GEO. section 10. Town
ship =. Range ). f.. Montana I'rin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice If In
tentun to- make Three Year Proof. to
establish claim I" the land above d"s
crihed. hefor. Theodore W. Craig. L. :.
Commissioner. at I:r"alus. Montana. on
the 18th day Of October. 1919.
Claimant names aS witnesses.
~ w. Rue. II. w. Drain. Sarah Slocuin
and \. l.. Rice all of f:rnaduS Montana.
q. ". MYERS. Register.