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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-25
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court of the Six
teenth Judicial District Of the State
of Montana. in and for the County
of Powder River.
Ora F. Schroeder, Plaintiff. VS..
William G. Schroeder, Defendant.
The State of Montana Sends Greet
ings to the Above Named Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action.
which is filed in the office of the
clerk of this court. and file your
answer and serve copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive OF day OF serv'
ice; and in case Of your failure to
appear or answer Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
The said action is brought to dis
solve the bonds Of matrimony here
tofore and now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant. upon the
ground, and for the reason that de
PENDANT has for more than one veal
Immediately preceding the commence
ment of this action wilfully neglect
ed to provide for the plaintiff thu
common necessities OF life, he having
the ability so to do.
Witness my hand and the seal o
this Court the Sth day of April A
d. 1920. H. r. STRAlTON,
Clerk of the District Court.
(COurt Seal.)
N. A. BURKEY,
Broadus. Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF sHnRIFr,s SALE

In the District Court Of the Sixteenth
Judicial District Of the State Of
Montana in and for the County
of Powder River.
Bruce w. Sanborn,
Plaintiff,
H. E. HERRICK. The duly appointed
qualified and Acting Administrator
of the Estate of WILLIAM T.
FURNISH. Deceased.
Defendant.
Under and by virtue of Decree
of Foreclosure and Order Of Sale
made and entered herein by the
above entitled court on the 21st day
of May, 1920, wherein the above
named plaintiff obtained a Judgment
and Decree of Foreclosure against
the above named defendant for the
sum Of Thirteen Hundred FOrty-Four
Dollars and Fifty Five cents ($1,-
344.55) besides interest, attorney 8
fees and costs, and which said judg-
ment was on the 21st day Of May,
1920, recorded in Volume l of the
Book of Judgments at page IA.
I am commanded to sell at pub
lie auction in the manner prescribed
situate in the County of Powder River
State of Montana, and particularly
described as follows. to-wit:
Lot numbered One CD Lot num-
bered Two (2) East Half of north
west quarter (EENWA) northeast
quarter (NEA) Of section numbered
six (6) township numbered four
ca s. of range numbered Fifty (50)
East of the Montana Principal Me-
ridian in Montana, and containing
three hundred and twenty $500
acres of land more or less.
And public notice is hereby given
that on Saturday the 10th day OF
June. A. ID. 1920, at two O'Clock
P. NJ. of said day at the front door
Of the Court House in Broadus, Mont.
I will in obedience to said Order of
Sale and Decree of Foreclosure sell
the above described property and all
thereof to the highest bidder for
cash
Dated at Broadus, Montana, this
21st day of May. 1920.
w. E. SUFFER-,
Sheriff of Powder River County,
JAIL IS Montana
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NOTICES!

Closing Of Registration in Powder
River County, Montana
Registry books for the registration
Of qualified electors for the Primary
election. to be held on August gath,
1920. to nominate State and County
officers. will. close at o'clock p.
NJ. on July 10th, 1920.
Electors may register for said
election by appearing before the
County Clerk at his Office in the
Court House at Broadus, Montana.
on any legal day between Q O'Clock
A. M. and o'clock p. M. or by
appearing before a Deputy Regis
trar in the manner provided by law.
F. T. WEST,
County Clerk and Ex-Oficio Reg
istrar.
(SEAL) in rS-Jy9
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POOR FUND

William Jones. Trip to Miles
city for the two Jones sisters 5000
Mrs. Freiaa Peters. Temporary
relief ................. 200
The Board took UP the petition of
the Northern Pacific hallway Co for
abatement Of tax assessed against
mineral reservations. with the resul
that the petition was granted: and it
Was on motion ordered that the 1919
tax on the said mineral reservations
be reduced to the amount computed o,
30 per cent of the fun and true yalua-
ton assessed tor that year.
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GOT

Perry Barnes, Hd. Wk., Dist. 81 co.
Howard Merchant, Freight paid
DIST. "A So
Smith 4 Gapen, Repair parts -. 100
Max Petsch, Blacksmithing Dis
trict 4s Observation-Disclosures. ISL,
w. j. Holman. Rd. Wk. ........ 400
A. Montgomery, Supplies for
roads Observation-Disclosures. 4s.s
Broadus Mercantile Co., Supplies
for roads g7l
.. c. Lawrence, Freight, Road
machinery gil,
Tom J.. Gilmore, Road work 80. 16.0(
George Lewis, Road work ., 100
Dick DreNel, Road work . 1870
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The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
Mr.. II. L. Rayner of Kingsley, Mont,
filed petition for a new road be-
ginning at the termination of the
Broadus-k Kingsley proposed road thence
north on section lines nine miles.
Also for road beginning at the NE.
corner of Sec. 3, II. S. r. 81 East,
thence west on section lines to the
bridge near the Coon residence.
Action on the petition was deferred
for examination.
On motion the Board appointed the
following named persons as Judges
ana Clerks, to fill vacancies on the
election boards:
Pet No
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meet on June 9th, 1920, at o'clock
A. NJ. j. Fl. MORRIS,
Attest: Chairman.
| F. I. WEST,
County Clerk and Recorder
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ON motion the County Treasurer was
directed to accept St.6l in full pay
ment OF 1919 tax against John +.
Wharton of Ridge. Montana
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GEN ERAL FUND

Harold Norton, Witness, Justice
court .............$ LEO
Cross Ranch Mere Co, Lunch for
Election Board ....... LIZ
+. L. Funkenbusch, Services as
co. surveyor ............... 101.00
Winona Lewis, Co. Supt., Auto
hire, visiting schools .. 1000
Miles City Hospital, Care of Eu-
gene Wilbur ................. 66.65
Broadus Publishing Co, Print
ing and stationery ........ 5000
Broadus Publishing Co., Assess
ment books ................. 10000
j. ii. Eogge, Work at Court
House 1880
l.. Il. Warren. Under Sheriff,
mileage 200
Mrs. Pearl Morris, Widow with
dependent children .......... 4OO0
Mrs. Ida j. Crays. Widow with
dependent children .......... $500
Mrs. Christa Whimpey Widow
with dependent children $50. $500
\. j. kalston, Expense, Field
Deputy Assessor ............. 1000
J. H. Morris, Per diem and mile
age, Co. Commissioner ....... 1900
Yellowstone Lumber Co. Mater
ial at Court House .......... 1863
f. L. West, Co. Clerk, postage. 10.45
Grant Cunning, Election ex-
pense Observation-Disclosures. 800
w. NJ. Biggs, Treasurer State AS
ISOLATION Of Co. Commission
ers, dues ................... 250.Oe
w. II. peays, Per diem and mile
age, 60. Commissioner ....... $500
Chas. Decker Per diem and mile
age, 60. Commissioner ....... $3.50
In the matter of the sale of $780,
90 in Road Bonds which had been
advertised to be held on this day, no
bids were received.
ON motion the Board adjourned to
take up the viewing of roads.
J. II. MORRIS,
Attest. Chairman.
+. T. WEST,
County Clerk and Recorder.
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John R. Scofield of Biddle was an
overnight visitor in Broadus We'd
nesday while en- route to Miles City.
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BRIDGE FUND

II. Hardesty Mfg. Co., Car Of
iron culverts .$3,292.
II. Il. Stantield, hauling bridge
plank Observation-Disclosures. z.
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w. f. Suffer, Sheriff, made appiica-
ton for telephone at the county jail.
On motion the application was ar-
proved and telephone ordered in
stalled.
The Board proceeded to open bids
submitted according to notice, for the
classification of lands in the county
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The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
Messrs. &. w. Stiles, Fred C. Ed
wards. W. Fl. Eyerly and others, filed
petition asking for the location Of
IA county road, commencing on SN 4
NWl. of section Z. Twp. I, $. L. -
East and running southwesterly TO &
point on Horse creek on the SEA see
ton IS. Twp. S. r. SO East. OF
motion the petition was approved
subject to examination.
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ON motion the County Treasurer was
directed to refund to G. l.. Eumph
$500. special poor AID special road tax
paid by him.
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Messrs. Adam Ochsn.r, Fred Russell.
II. 4. Rerndt and others, filed Il petit
ton asking that road now crossing
the east half Of section o5 in Twp, >
$. X. 81 East, he changed to the east
line of said section.
Action on the petition was deferred
for examination.
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WILDER B. Miles Of Sayle the lat
ter part Of the week was reported to
be quite i'll with pneumonia. Harry
Burgh started for Broadus after
doctor but because Of impossible
roads did not reach Moorhead until
- hours later.
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allowed and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of the same:
Smith & Gapen, Road machin-
Ell! ....... .................S $500
Mark \. Spooner, Filing lumber 200
Osa Force. Road work, Dist. 40. 27OO
II. &. Barnett, Road work, 55.. 1913
Herman Smith, Rid. Wk., u. 60. 1900
L Il. Huskinson, Itd. Wk., y. As 5000
Herbert O'Ionnell, I'd. Wk.. "a. 1900
Glen Ames, I'd. Wk.. Dist. So 1000
j. f. Newton. Rd. Wk., Dist As 1850
Joe Gianino, Rd. Wk.. Dist. So. $50
Osa Force. Road Work, Supervi-
sor, Dist. 40 NATURALIZATION. 315O
Osa Force Assigned road ac-
count of G. w. Lovett, Dist. 40 4s.OO
osa Force. Assigned road ac-
count of &. W. Iovett Dist ~ 1900
osa Force. Assigned road ac-
count of Dan Davis. Dist. AZ. 1890
osa Force, Assigned road ac-
count of G. ". McAdam d. AZ $500
a. q. Shaw. Rd. Wk. Dist. So. $500
Tom Buchanan, Hd. Wl>., Dist. 81 400
Alvin Jurica. Rd. Wk., Dist 81 400
j. W. Wellhoite Rd, Wk., y. 81 1900
Howard Merchant, Rd. Wk., A. 1880
q. c. Lawrence Road work, SUI
perViSor. Dist. 60. ........... 1900
T.. W. Peterson, I'd. Wk., Dis. 81 400
Howard Merchant Rd. Wk, IA. 5000
II. b. Hazard. Road Work. su-
perVisar Dist. 81 .......... 81 so
ci,as. ouebbcmau. Blacksmith
ing. Dist. % ...,......,...... 800
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Guy Dean. Transportation of in
sane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.5O
\. \. Burkey, &C. Atty. expense 200
I. II; Lewis, Assessor. postaee $50
W. T.. sutter, Sheriff, mileaSe.... 1l.sO
Gay Dean, Special Deputy .. SIC
y. y. BurNey Go. Atty. obtain
ing opinian in State case ~ $50
russell Newton, Jituey fare of
Levi Fields ................. 200
j. :. Coward, Court Reporter,
mileage for May ............ AS
George II. Finton Court Report
~. mileage for May ...... I72
W. II. Middleton, Expense, Field
Deputy ASSESSOR ........... 5000
II. G. Meek, Expense, Field Dep
HtN Assessor ................ 1I.e0
loren Daily, Expense Field
Deputy Assessor ..... ,l50
IL. l.. i:ayner, Witness Justice
court .................. 1910
Ira G. Sessions, Justice fees 500
Tribune Printing Co., Stencil
sht"'S '....,... .t........,... 3.?o
W. t.. suffer. sheriff, Board of
prisoners 600
Yellowstone Lumber TO, mate
rial used at Court House -. $50
i. W. Whit" NJ. D., Examination
OF insane. Ciaime! $1,000, al
lowed ......-. ............. 800
{. II. ,lancs NJ. D.. Examination
Of insane, Claimed $1,000 al
lpN Gu 800
L. l.. eek, Advance freight and
freight from Miles city 900. 643
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF pow
DER RIVER COUNTY. MONTANA.
IN REGULAR SESSION JUNE 9TH.
StA and 9th, 1920.
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Three bids were submitted, as fol-

Three bids were submitted, as fol-
lows:
Bid Of II. c. Meek. One and one
tenths cents per acre.
Bid Of Emmett T.. Malloy & Co., One
and tWo-tenths cents per acre.
Bid Of H. X. Doane, Ninety-tive one
hundredths Of one cent per acre.
1t was moved and seconded that the
contract for classifying twenty town
ships on the north side Of the county
be awarded to H. X. Doane. his bid be-
ing the lowest submitted.
On vote being taken Commissioner
Morris voted aye. Commissioner Deck
er voted aye. Commissioner Peays vot-
ed aye. Nays, none. The motion was
declared carried.
1t was on motion ordered that the
pay OF Road Supervisors in Powder
k1vcr County, be raised from $3.50 per
day, to $3.50 per day; and further that
no Road Supervisor shall be allowed
pay for team work on the roads of the
county, of more than four of his own
horses, during any one day.
1t was moved by Commissioners
Peays and seconded by Commissioner
uhed to Immediately commence the
work of finishing his contract for
transcribing and indexing the county
records, and If he fails to commence
the work as aforesaid and carry it for
ward to completion, the County At
tofney Is directed to begin action on
his bond.
Indemnity bonds to cover duplfca te
warrants asked for by Howard Potter,
Emo Walloth and j. 5. Coward were
ON motion approved and warrants or
dered drawn, as follows:
Howard Potter Road fund $3.50
I'm" Wailoth, Bridge fund 80. 62.O5
). ). Coward, Contingent fund.-. $50
On motion permission to leave the
state was granted the following t.oun-
ty officers:
}. III. Morris. Commissioners
A. J. Haley, Treasurer
IL. X. Straiton. Clerk of Courts
chas +. Lewis, Assessor.
Ninona Lewis, Superintendent
NJ. L. Wiley. Justice of the Peace.
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The following bills were on motion
and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of the same.
Smith & G;anen. Rnad machine
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The following bills were on motion
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
IN payment of tn. same:
GENERAL. FUN,
tIQN Dean. Ill Snnr a ion If
Arizona republican., 1920-10-27
Hallowee'en Novelties

All the little Favors Masks Games, Bon Bons, Jack Q Lanterns, Fancy Crepe Paper, Witch Holders, Witches, Brooms here to make your party complete success. All at special prices.
 (Main Floor)
Arizona republican., 1920-10-27
Silk Petticoat Special

OIIN OIIANOUN 0kSN~A 15O All Silk Jersey and Fancy Striped Taffeta Petticoats in all colors All Silk Jersey Pettcoats with Jersey Flounce, others with Tailored Taffeta Flounces. All sizes. Regular values S9 O2
 .(Center Aisle-Main Floor)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-05-14
Carroll County Boy Wins State Cham.
piOnship As A Corn Grower.

Carroll county should be, proud Of
the fact that one of her young sons
is State champion corn grower. The
Boys Agricultural Clubs of the county
made very good reports last year, not
withstanding the fact that they have
been handicapped in finding places to
held meetings.
Clarence B. Myers, son Of John III.
Myers, orchardist of Bachman's Val
ley, is the State champion corn grow
er. He produced on measured acre
ia bushels shelled or 221z barrels Of
dry corn Variety Of corn was Johnson
County White. This acre did NOT re-
ceive any extra attention. 1t was
well cultivated and handled In the
most approved methods Of corn Gull
ture. The prize viii be rip to the
Tri-State Boys Agricultural Camp il
Virginia with all expenses paid. The
camp will last a week or ten days
Prominent men viii speak at the camr
and valuable instruction will be giveI
along agricultural lines.
What do you think boys? Was i
worth working for? Are you enrolled
in the Boys Club for this year? II no
better get in line and drop card tt
County Agent Fuller for information
Big doings this fall at the Annua
County exhibit for the boys in clul
work this year.
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Everybody get buddy
JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION
MEMBERSHIP WEEK MAY 1872.
KEEP YOUR HOGS HEARTY-FEED
THEM CHAR-MED-SAL. Sold by
FARM POWER COMPANY.
MaryIand Chassis Meets.


The Maryland Chassis of the Re-
formed Church celebrated the hum
dredth anniversary of its organiza-
ton in the Evangelical Reformed
Church, Frederick, where it was or
ganized in 1920. The anniversary
address was delivered by Rev. George
w. Richards, professor Of church
history in the Theological Seminary
at Lancaster, Pa. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Conrad Clever, Hagers-
town, assisted by Rev. A. s. Weber
of Baltimore.
John L. Barnhart, pastor OF Christ
Reformed Church, Baltimore, has
been elected president Other officers
are: Vice President, Daniel A
Sticke1, Hagerstown; corresponding
secretary, Rev. ]. 8. Adam, Silver
Run, Md; reading clerk, Reev. Roy
Freeman, Manchester.
Rev. P. D. Yoder, Tyrone, Rev. G
Fray, Taneytown Rev. J. W. Rein.
ecke. this city. Rev. J. 8. Adams, Sill.
we're Run; Rev. R. ]. Freeman, Man
chester; Elders, J. M. Rodkey, Ty.
rome, J. Yingling. Taneytown; s. c
Nusbaum, J. Wesley Biggs, this city
w. p. Halter, Silver Run; and a
Rhodes, Manchester, attended th'
sessions.
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SHIPLEY.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes enter
tanned Saturday and Sunday, Miss
Mary Calm, MISS Mamie Hughes
Miss Ester Sullivan and VIM. Hughes,
of Baltimore, and Norwood Trott, OF
Haight, and others.
Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Zepp entertained
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Arbaugh,
Mrs. Emma zepp, Emory Arbaugh, of
Carrollt0n. Miss Marie Polster, of
Westminster, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b Wag-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Wilhide,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zahn, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Polster, Hershel Miller and
children, Earl Gibson and others.
Mr.. Harry Hughes has improved his
place by painting the house. Mr.. Gam
Der and son did the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jordan, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Farver and family, TayIorsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Caples spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Him
Ter near Tannery.
Mr.. Charles Wagner and VIM.
zellers, of Smallwood, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and. Mrs. Frances E.
Schneider.
Mr. C. A. Shipley and son Ebert.
visited friends in Baltimore, after
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taking Mr.. Ruben Barnes, who is sSeh
to his sisters.
Mr.. D. G. Hook and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker and family.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. It. Wagner had as
their guests Sunday, 6r. and Mrs..
Harry Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. Monro
Lambert and son, Mcdonald, Grand
mother Lambert and others.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Ehauck had as
their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs..
Luther zahn and fanny, of WestmfS-
ster; Mrs. Etha Davis, Miss Leyere.
Davis, Rowe Davi; and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove q. Eagton enfee-
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Hershel
Pool and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Easton and son, fillmore, Mrs. Ruth "A
Shipley, Miss Louise Myerly, Ebert
Shipley, Joseph Shipley, Howell Shp-
ley and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Polster had
as visitors Sunday, Me- and Mrs. josh
ia D. Owings and son, Myrtle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton Waltz and Margaret and
Alverta Waltz, Miss Marie Polster.
Emory Arbaugh and others.
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Mira. J: c, Cronvold.
Sister Passes Away

Mrs. G. G. Haugen died very sud-
denly at her home in East Grand
Forks Thursday, February 18th, at:
o'clock in the evening from heart
disease, without apparently any pre-
vious illness.
She is survived by her husband and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A: o: Morvig,
three sisters, Mrs: G. H. Gredvig, and
Mrs. NJ E. Nelson Of Fertile, Mimi,
and Mrs J., c. Gronvold, Plentywood
Mont, and six brothers, Alfred, Olaf,
Andreas; Lloyd, Melvin and Edwin.
The remains were laid TO rest at
the Little Norway cemetery at Fer
tile, Mimi, Monday, the ed, where
funeral services were held, Rev. Sund-
helm officiating. The brothers. of the
deceased acted as pail bearers.
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Masquerade Dance
-. Draws Large Crowd

The masquerade dance At the Or
pheam Theatre last Saturday night
was attended by a large crowd. The
different costumes drew, much laueh-
ter from the gallery, which was Allied
. ovesdowing with spectators: Mrs:
original costume, that Of \ woman
running for sheriff, while Jud Nat
kins won the mems prize for Tho
best dress costume. y ::
As the dance progressed bulls Of
paper stfingers were passed aroaand. "a
tho dancers and SPECTATOR and q
lively time: ensued IN throwing Tie
varied eollored strings of paper q
each other. The music was 6Ae and
all reported having had a most excel
lent time.
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M 81
!: ,::,A||fi[he HotthyI::
i HOTEL BRENTWOOD,
ThIkhaay, February ash

J. E. Hoppe, GIeadive; r l., Lacey,
6. DAVIS. Great Faiis; c. T. 'V itr,s
Rinkel; Outlook; W. w. Washburn'
mondy A66dak; A.. r. Ludwig, st.
PSnl; - y. Culonton, Regina; Ed
MISC, 81 Paul; Geo. E. Basset,. Fargo;
J: 2. Christensen, Oakland, Califor-
MIA; A: F. Dioni, Minneapolis.
Friday. February "a ;.
]. 5. DoMney, Outlook; r. ]. Rink
or, Outlook: w. w. Washburn, &c.,
hey; Cape. Litherland, Spokane; SGT.
Craw, Spokane; E, w. LANSING, Chi
caEo; George E. Bassett, fatRo:
James F. Redmond, Mondak; "A. ].
Young, Miles. CITY, W.. F. Haney,
Great Falls; E. C. Fraley, Homestead;
Caih Anderson, Bill Fox, Howard
Scott, Chester Drake, Bob Milloy,
Elmer Gardner, Harry Kulas, Wials.
ten: II. Ryerson;> T. X. .Remsnydar,
Wil!istoA: 4. Torgerson, Snowden; J,
J: 1angrness, Sherwood; Abel Void,
4inot; r. Hire. St Paul; ]. w. Nc
Guire, Staplea: Mike King, Doany-
brook; Louis S. Davis, Great Falls
~ Saturday, February; 3s:l ~
D +, Nelscn, Billings; R. 3. Far
rell, Billings; +. w. LansiuR, Glen
dive; Geo, Besseth, Fargo; A. J.
Young, Ailes City; Charles Melton,
FaEGo;' j. ~ Plnmer, Great Falls; z,
H. Brixht, Helena; G. Handfared, An.
tal3pe; Billy Belle, Antelope; w. w.
WashbNfn, lSeohey; Louis s. Davis,
Great F@lls, s. -, ..y, :
Sunday February - : =. i,
Mamie Carlson; City; b. E. Mason,
Billings; r., 3. Farrell, Billings; Il,
w Lansing. Glandive; A. ]. Young,
n:a1sS VaEy; Enarie9 Melton, EaEgo;. j.
- 1loeoe es G IS kalis; A. h. bnght
Heteae: =. y. Wash61;n' Scobeyj
LOUIS > laws, ireaf fa1ls.
@onday' March LIST -. !,
~, Il; D; Falreili y: A; Lyons Minot;
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