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0. {. KENYON COMMITTED
SUICIDE LAST THURSDAY
Body Found the Following Day-Said
He Was Going Hunting-Well
Known Here

o. E. Kenyon shot himself last
Thursday about quarter of a mile
from the home of his brother, |. A.
Kenyon, just beyond the outskirts on
the north side of town. He had
talked of going hunting and sometime
Thursday morning, September 18, he
took a gun and started for the noun
tains near by. After reaching what
is known as Howard canyon he ar
ranged the gun by fastening it to
tree, cooked it and then touching the
trigger with a stick. The charge en-
tered the forehead between and just
above the eyes. Death must have
been instantaneous as the stick was
still in his hand when the body was
found the following morning. His
brother was temporarily away at the
time. In the evening he found note
on the table addressed to him giving
directions about his property and
telling him what disposition he wanted
made of his body. Search began i'm
mediately but the body was not found
until the following morning.
o. E. Kenyon was quite well known
having made his home here for
several years up to 1918, and owned
considerable property in town and
large ranch on the head of Eagle
creek, known as the Smith place. He
came here from Spokane where he
amassed a considerable fortune in the
boom days between 1898 and 1912,
and at one time was considered worth
a quarter of a million dollars. From
here he went back to Spokane and be-
came interested in religious matters
and took to preaching, later going to
the holy land where he remained sew
eral years and returned to the United
States about year ago. He arrived
here Sept. 14th and since made his
home with his brother. His son,
Clyde Kenyon, met death in mys.
terious manner in Alaska three years
ago. He also was shot, but it was
never determined if he met death ac-
cidentally or committed suicide. He
is survived by his wife and an eight
ear old daughter, Dorothea, who re-
side in Chicago; Mrs. J. T. Silvey, who
with her husband came here this week
from their home, Oakland, Cal, and
his brother, l. A. Kenyon, of Leaven-
worth. The body was taken to Sc
attic last Sunday for Cremation, ac-
companied by his relatives.
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KILLED ON BLEwETT PASS

Coroner A. ]. Templeton was
called to the Blewett Pass Wednesday
in connection with the death of Swan
Erickson, aged AS years, employed in
the road gang on the pass, says the
Wenatchee World. Evidence showed
he came to his death while at work by
being struck by falling tree that
came down with a slide about thirty
feet above where they were working,
and came near getting his brother
Martin at the same time. He was
killed instantly as the heavy blow was
across the back. Besides two broth
ers there was crew of eight others
who were witnesses to the accident.
The body was taken to Ellensburg by
the Bridghan Undertaking Co., as it
was long hard trip to come this way
on account of the work being done on
the road at this time. Besides the two
brothers with him several members of
the family live there and in the east
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throwing, balancing, running and
catching, throwing for distance, and
volley ball serving are provided for
the girls, and certificates and medals
will be awarded those who are able to
pass the tests.
1t seems certain that the length of
the school day will have to be in
creased to make provision for this i'm
portant work in physical education.
However, the law provides for a six
hour school day, whereas ours is only
five and a quarter hours at present
Probably the afternoon session would
be heightened twenty or thirty min
utes in the grades and the work in
physical education in high school
given in forty-five minute periods
after classes are dismissed.
If school could call at one o'clock
instead of quarter after the in
crease would let grade pupils out a
little earlier than the time of dismissal
used at present; high school recita-
tions would close at 3:15 and high
school classes in physical education
would close at four. In that way each
high school student would be dis
missed fifteen minutes earlier than
at present three days a week. The
other two days he would not be out
until thirty minutes later than at
present
In the grades the work will be con-
Quoted by the several room teachers
in their rooms. In the high school
Mr.. Carl Curtis, instructor in science
and athletics, will have general
charge.
Perhaps it would be well to refer to
the compulsory attendance law at this
time. There are many cases that will
call for the services of the attendance
officer however. The county super
intendent's office recently issued a
letter which is herewith published for
the benefit of all concerned.
To School District Officers, Teach
ers and Parents, Chelan County
Washington:
In accordance with law | hereby call
your attention especially to the COM
pulsory school law which is to be
found on pages 155 to 159, also Rules
and regulations by the State Board
of Education in paragraphs II and l.
pages 207 and POS of the school code
for 1917.
You will please note the various
provisions and penalties of this law
You will notice that all children be-
tween the ages of eight and fifteen
are required to be sent TO school pune
tuaIly and regularly during the entire
tine school is in session, unless excused
according to law, and also all chill
dren between the ages of fifteen and
sixteen unless regularly engaged in
some useful and remunerative occupa-
ton.
Teachers shall require excuses from
file parents or guardians of pupils
either in person or by written note in
all cases of absence, hardness or dis
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Jeff Irby the veteran locomotive en-
gineer, is to retire from active service,
having served the required length of
time to entitle him to lay off and
draw pension. Mr.. Irby railroaded
most of his life and he is now well
along in years. He has stood at the
throttle of an engine for 80 years
and for 10 years has run trains on
the Great Northern. He may not be
relegated to the shelf, but the line of
work assigned to him will probably
keep him off the road and prevent
time hanging heavily on his hands,
Oroville Gazette.
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THIS is SALVATION ARMY WEEK

In raising some millions of dollars
among the people of the United States
this week to carry on their work of
doing good they had had a powerful
factor in the Elks organization, which
is taking an active part in helping to
convince people that this organization
of mercy, which came out of the war
with the highest praise from the sol
diers, was in every way worthy of the
confidence and support of the public.
Leavenworth is expected to raise be-
tween three and four hundred dollars
and will come thru with flying colors,
if she keeps up to her war record in
other like matters.
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Another troop train with about 500
men on board passed thru Leaven-
worth yesterday bound for Camp
Lewis where they will receive their
discharge. From some of the boys
il was learned that they were veterans
being among the first to land on the
other side and the last to get home.
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One thousand stands of bees near
Wapato produced $4,000 worth OF
honey this season.
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Okanogan plans to pave second ave
nue. and install sewer and water pipes
in the business section.
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The mills of Everett are shipping
pole timber for railroads in Argen-
tine.
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War between Spokane's meat deal
ers brought the price of beefsteak
down to 1415c per pound.
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Seattle municipal utilities worth
$39, ,309, 900 have been withdrawn from
taxation,
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Yakima viii soon have a second
new theatre which viii cost 100000.
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Work has been started on a new
sewer system in Sedro- Woolley.
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\nUItl. OI. CONTEST.

department of ,hc Interior. l. =
Land "tlic., Miles city. Mont,u.a. July
18th. I"1@
I" DOMAIN T.. l'hiprs Of c.alw,o.l,
Montana. 'uRt,si,-:
You an" hereby notified shat Glen
lri"n VII" gives coal wood. Montana, as
his post -"tii"t address. did ON June i.th
i"l" I'll" in This otiice his duly corrobor-
atrd Application to contest and secure
IN" cancellation Of Your Homestead
ENTRY. Serial No. o2@il> made May l3th
1915. FOR Lots :. - i. :: 8: 10: II: -:
Section :. Township / south. Range 81
East. Montana PRINCIPAL Meridian. and
as grounds FOR his contest h. alleges
that although said l'nnan T.. rhipps
built . lu- shack on said Land ana
established r"sid.nc" on sam. ana APP
piled tor lean" Of absence on June ooth
l"l> under the act Of December 20 1sl7
tHtln Labor ", u" has not kept up the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, til. roof Of said
shack has fallen in and con. To des-
hurli"n and he has not filed his yearly
affidavit rs required in said act of bee
20, 1917 truhlir No. aD and therefore
Is NOT entitled To ahS.nc. under the
said act and that he has totally ahan-
a"n"d said lama and that said conditions
d" now "Nist and have existed for the
last SiN months past.
You are. therefore. further notified
that tn" said alterations Will H.. taken
as confessed. and Your said entry will
h' cancelled without further ri.h, to be
heard. either ,fure this Office or on
appeal, If YOU fail t" file in this office
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NOTICE ron n Hl.sCATsON.

department OF the Interior L. =
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
July II. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
OWEN y. BROCK
of Epsie. Montana. who. on December
23rd. 1914. made Homestead Entry No
O241oa. for Ne NE.l4 Sec. II. So NEA
SEA. Section I. Township 5 s. Range ~
f.. Montana Principal Meridian has
filed notice of intention to make Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before A. j.
smith. L. :. Commissioner. at civ.
Montana. on the goth day Of September
1919.
Claimant names AS witnesses:
Archie Kelly. and James HurleN. Of
t.pSi.. Montana. and George Brock of
Kingsley. Montana. and Leonard Brock
of f.pSir. Montana.
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NNElAE EuR II Hlll.AIINN

department Of the Interior. L. :
Land office AT Miles City. Montana
July II. l"ia.
Nbrlt'E is hereby -iNen that
ARTHUR l.. SrNE.pTi FER.
If i;ruaduS. Montana who. on Feb
ruarN II. l"l.. mad. Homestead EN-
Try. N" """.21. fer NM. NW1. Sec.
- NV. \Wl4 \E.i4. Eli NWl4
Section y. Township j =. Range -
r. Montana Principal Meridian. has
filed notice of intention t. make
Three Wear Proof. To establish clui I'M
to tn" land abov. described h.f"r.
Register and Receiver. L :. land
Office. at Miles city. Montana on the
22nd day ii S"ptemh"r. l@IH.
Claimant names as witnesses:
K. H. Sta"dtler, Joseph II. BluS,.in
Carl schmidt. and J. w. I.owland. all
Of Erna1uS. Montana
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N. A. Burkey
Lawyer
BrOadus, Montana
<ITisE no CREDITORS,

Estate OF Frank Mead. deceased
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed. Administrator Of the Estate of
Frank Mead. deceased. IL the creditors
Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit
them. with the necessary Vouchers
within ten months after the first pub
ncatl"n Of this notice To the said adj
ministrat"r ~ IN. Law Office Of n. A.
Hurk"y. Eroa,lus, Montana the same
being the place for tn. transaction Of
the business " said estate. in the
county If Powder River, stat. Of Mon
"''' --~ -s04
J. J. ANDREWS
ADMINISTRATOR If the Estate of Frank
Mead. Deceased
dated at Eroadus. this 18th day of
jun. 1919
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NOTICE FOR ~ Bu.lCATuON,

Department of the Interior. L. :.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
IulA 90. 1919
NOTICE Is hereby given that
EDMOND \. WILSON
If Pinto. Montana. who on December
% 1871 made Homestead Entry. No.
O2A13O. for NEi4 Eia NM. See. 80, Lot
1. SEA SWl.. Section - Township { :.
Range - T.. Montana Principal Merid
ian has filed motto. of intention to
make. 5-year Proof to establish claim
to the land above described. before
Theodore w. craig. L. : Commissioners
al Broadus Montana on the 9th day
of September, 1918.
claimant names as witnesses:
charles |: Swupc. Charles Buck and
tlyde l., MONTGOMERY of Pinto Mon
tan:,. and Ernest t.. Wilson of Hr.ndus
Montana.
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\OTNE. FOR ~ Hi.It NrION.

Departing Of the Interior. t.. :
Land office at Miles City. Montana,
July Is. 1919.
NoTlcE. is hereby given that
LESTER FLANAGAN.
of itruaduS. Montana. vino. on July IS
1917 May 10. 1913. made Homestead
Entries 80. oof5"t- OBJ 10 for NJ.
SW14. ME- SEA Sec, 9. SEA \Ei4
NJ SEA. SEA- SEA Section $. Town
ship - Range - f.. Montana l'rin-
cipal Meridian. has tilcd motto" Of in
t-ution to make t'iv" N"ar Proof L"
establish claim Ia tn" Hand ahnN" d.s-
cribod before II, ndor. W. craig. /. =
commissioners. at lruaduS. Montana, ON
tn" 10Th day of Sept~mh"r. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
MNis MONTGOMERY. Ernest Preston.
George Taylor. ana Harold Norton, all
of l;roaduS. Montana.
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Department ii the Interior. l.. =.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
JulN II. 1919.
NnTlCt. is hereby given that
ROBERT STAEDTl. Err
of f:roaduS. Montana. who. on Feb
Iuar\. u. 1917 made Homestead
Entry. No o3oaat for SWl. Nj
SEA. SW'4 Me-. SCI. NV
Il. Section y. Township ; :. Range II
"a Montana Principal Meridian. has
iii ed notice of intention to make
Thre. Year Proof. to establish claim IT,
the land above described. before
Register and Receiver I. :. Land of
flee. 1T Miles City. Montana. the
oand day Of September. lala.
claimant names as Witnesses
a. +. Staedtler. Joseph II. Elostein.
Carl schmidt and J. ". Rowland. all Of
liroa.,uS, Montana.
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<t,TllE EOR ~ Rl.lC \TION.
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Coal 02>621- \ r.
<Orid'E: t'OR ~ Rl.N \TION.
Department of the Interior. L. =
Land Office at Miles city. Montana
July nth. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
WESLEY MORRIS.
of olive. Montana. who on March 22nd
1916. made Homestead Entry. No
eo>S2l. for Ni2 NE14. SWl. NE1.. N.
SWlI. E'a NW14 SWL NWi.. Section
II. Township 3 =. Range i? f.. Mon
,ana Principal Meridian. has iii ed notice
Of intention IL ma Ike Three Year Proof
to establish claim TO the land above
described. before \. j. smith. l.. =
Commissioner. ut olivc. Montana. on
the 2Oth day of September. 1919"
Claimant names as witnesses.
Frank Norris. c. l.. Eowsty. Albert
Jesse and George Herman. all of olive
Montana.
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department of the Interior. L. :.
Land Office AT Miles City. Montana.
July - 1919
NOTICE is hereby given that
JOHN LEWIS F.i,';EWnHTH.
Of EruaduS. Montana. who on Frbrua ny
II. lal.. mad. Homestead Entry No,
o20622. for West Half ,Wi.p. section
II, Township ; :. Range ~ T.. Montana
Principal M.ridar has filed notice of
intention to make Three Year Proof. to
establish claim To III" land abov. des-
cfihcd. h,f"r" II. L: Slraiton. Clerk of
District Court. at BroH,!uS. Montana. on
tn" .3rd day of September. 1919.
claimant names as witnesses:
John pant. Jake .\llln@cr. HENRY
Fhillippi and q 6. HonSer. all of
ifrnHdUs. Montana.
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NOTICE.: FOR plRg.o(. ATlON.

NOTICE FOR ~ HGlCATlON.
department of the Interior. l.. =
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
July -. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
ELMER J. LaRlVlERE.
of Graham. Montana. who on August
IA. 1916. made Homestead Entry. No.
Ga.a75. for W.. NWL. WE NEA SEA
NWl., NWi4 SW4 Sec. 33. Ela NE4
section -. Township s. Range 81 f..
Montana Principal Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make Three Year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Theodore W..
Craig. L. :. Commissioners. at Broa,us.
Montana, on the Goth day of september
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Eugene II. Carr. OF Graham. Mon
tana. Alex Campbell. Of Eroadus.
Montana. George Davidson. Of Pinto.
Montana and G.orG. Tittland. of
I;ro;aduS, Montana.
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NOTICE FOR ~ Rl.lC \TlON.

r. fDfN ia OlsuN NuuvN.
Department of the Interior L. :.
Land Office at Miles city. Montana.
June "a. 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that .
ALBERT SCH AE.FFER.
of Io.sch. Montana who. on Dec. 10.
1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
02760i. for Lots !. =. 3, 4. 81. Ne.
Section !. Township s. Range IS r..
Montana Principal Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before \. J. smith.
L. :. Commissioners. AT Olive. Montana
the 24th day Of September. 1919
Claimant names Witnesses.
t.. Casper of l.utSch, Montana. w. +
simmons. Of Camps Pass. Montana
Sween Stevenson. and John l..mSnn Of
laesch, Montana.
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Point Of View.

They were standing OF. busy cor
rer Of the great city. What hard
time men have running around try
ing 70 make !. little money remarked
the pessimist. Yes reioined the
yptimist, but look what good time
women have running around trying to
spend it
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Indispensable.

Hicks--You can't depend on Office
boys
Wicks-No?
Hicks-No. gave James the after
noon off yesterday. with the under
standing that he was going 10 base.
ball game. and now find that instead
he went to his grandmother's funeral.
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NOTICE. ron rlRl.IC \TION.

Department of the Interior. L. :.
Land office at Miles city. Montana.
july -. 1919.
\t'flt r is hereby given that
GEORGE HENRY f.pt;EW ORTIZ
of Hroadus Montana. who ON August
IA. 1916. made Homestead Entry. No.
G3l060. for East Half ,E.,aN. Section II.
Township :. Range ~ T.. Mon
tana Principal Meridian. has filed no.
tire of intention t. make Three Y ear
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described before H. Il. Straitun.
Clerk Of District Court. at ErounuS
Montana. on the o3rd day cf September.
1919.
claimant names as Witnesses.
John Lewis t.dGtwnrth. John ban,.
Henry Phil lippi and Jake Nllin@cr all
of froaduS, Montana
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If angels ever ,'ullt.,sr.ud TO v.aIE
his earth II i when clad in The form
1T good mothers.
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Pursuant to AN order Of said Court.
made on tn" 3lSt day of July. notice is
hereby given, that Wednesday TIN, POI
day Of August. at , :hn nclncl> i. NJ. of
said day. at the Court Room Of said
Court. At the Court House in lrnahuS
in the said County II Powder River.
has been appointed asthr time and
place for proving tn" VIII If said ko-
bert Marion Long, ,l-craS"d. and for
hearing tn" application Of George W.
Long. for the issuance to him of Letters
t.Stam-ntary when and where any per-
son Interested may appear and contest
thu same.
Dated July ilSt, 1913
II. Il. STiAiTtN.
Clerk
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NOTICE. Is hereby given that
FRANK HASNE.lt
Of Riddle. Montana who on January
."rd. 1915. made Homestead Entry Ne.
o24o3". for NM. W. NEi4 Nr.l4
SWl. NM. SEl4 section 10. Town
ship :. Range 20 f.. Montana rrin-
cipHl Meridian. has filed notice Of in
tenti"n To max. Thu, Year Proof. to
establish claim t" the land above aes-
cribed. before John l.. Scoti.ld L :
Commissioner, 1T Eddle. Montana. on
the 18th day Of Scptcmher. 1919.
claimant nam.S as witnesses:
l.Sle Winter Of Kruger Montana
Ernest laul Of Kruger. Montana. Mar,
tUn>idine OF Pinto. Montana. Fred
Lewis of Kruger. Montana
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~ the Dist rict Court ot the Sixteenth
Judicial Dist rtct ~ the state Of MeD-
tMma in aud for the Csmsty 1T Pow.
der River.
In the Matter of III. Estate of
Elmer Bailey Deceased


1t appearing to the Court from the
verified petition of W. T.. Clarke. the
Administrator of the Estate Of Elmer
Bailey. Deceased, on file herein. that it
is necessary To sell the whole of the
Real property belonging to said estate
of said deceased:
TT Is THEREFOR ORDERED by the
eStat, of said Elmer H,iley. deceased,
appear before the Court uf the County
IF Powder River. state of Montana. at
the court Rooms thereof. 1T Eroadus
in said County and state. on the 18th
day Of August. \. y. l@l4, nj 10 o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day ana then
and there t. Show cause. if amy they
have. why an order PRAYED for in
the petition should not he granted TO
tn. said .Admiri str;itor IL sell all the
real ostat. Of said deceased. at either
public or private sale for the purposes
mentioned in the petition.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED.
that copy If this order be published
At least four suc..sSiv. weeks in the
Powder River County Examiner a
newspaper printed and published in
said Powder River county.
Done in open Court this 18th day ~
July. \. j. 1914
Daniel l.. oHrrn. Judge.
= II. Mckinnon.
Attorney for Administrator.
Miles City. Montana.
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S.ti AH l.lCN.
IL the District Court OF the >iNicrnih
judicial District of th. state at Nom
tana in and for the County ct Pow
der River.


In tn" Matter "f til" Estate of
Robert Marion Long. Deceased.
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department of ,hc Interior T. =
Land ''i'icc, Miles city. M"nitEa July
18th. 1919
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T.. ". MYERS. It.-fStar.