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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-07-28
BEST LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT !
EVER SEEN IN THE COUNTY
EXHIBITED At COUNTY FAIR
Cow, 3 years and under 4

/ Lev
2nd-Sorenson Bros. &. Challey
Heifer, l year and under 2
LIST prize-Sorenson Bros. & Challe!
End prize-Sorenson Bros. & Challe,
Heifer, 6 months and under 1 year
LIST prize-Sorenson Bros. & Challe!
End prize-O. I. Thon.
3rd prize-Sorenson Bros. & Challe!
BROWN SWISS
C0w-1st prize-Gus Gessner.
Calf-1st ppize-Gus Gessner
PERCHERONS, PURE BRED
Stallion, a years old and over
LIST prize-M. Brady.
End prize-Jack iMcCauley.
3rd PRICED. Meline.
Stallion, ) years old and Under
1st prize-M. Brady.
End prize-M. Brady.
Mare, 3 years old and under 4
LIST & 2nd-M. Brady.
BELGIANS, PURE BRED
Stallion, 4 years old and over
LIST prize-Riley Howard.
SHEEP
Ram, 2 years or over
1st & 2nd-Kirk & Sons.
3rd prlZe-GllDreaCn.
Ram, l year and under 2
LIST & End prize-Kirk & Sons.
Ram, Lamb
1st & End prize-Kirk & Sons.
Eve, 2 years Or Ove
1st & End prize-Kirk & Sons.
3rd prize-Gilbreath.
Eve Lamb
1st & End prize-Kirk & Sons.
SWINE
Poland China
Junior Boar Pig
LIST prize-O. T. Erickstad.
Junior Sow Pig
Duroc Jerseys
Junior Boar Pig
Junior Sow Pig
1st prize-Gillard & Kelley.
Junior Yearling Sow
1st prize-Gillard & Kelley.
Berkshires
Aged Boar
1st prize-Sorenson. Bros. & Challey
End prke-. o. Schultz.
Junior Yearling Boar
1a prize-Sorenson Bros. & Challey
Senior Boar Pig
1st PRICE. o. Schultz.
Junior Boar Pig
LIST & 2nd-Sorenson Bros & Ohalle,
Aged Sow
Ist & 2nd-Sorenson Bros & ChalleS
Junior Yearling Sow
LIST & 2nd-Sorenson Bros & Challe!
Senior Sow Pig
1st & End Thomas
L V,,.:S Co. d.
LIST & 2nd-s6renyon Bros & Challe!
Produce Of Sow
Sorenson Bros & Challey:
! Grand Ckampion-Aged Boar
Sorenson Bros & Challey.
AGRICULTURAL DEPT.
Farm products special exhibit, con
sisting of grains, grasses, fruit, veg
etables and sheaf grains
1st PRICE. j. Murphy.
End prize-J. S. Kirk.
Corn, White Dent
LIST prize-Chrk Kelley Farm.
End prize-O.,P N. Anderson.
White Flint Germ
LIST prize-Clark Kelley farm.
Sweet Corn
LIST prize-Clark Kelley farm.
Rhurbarb
LIST prize-Mps. C. A. Olson.
End PRICK. o. Nekostgard.
Green Corn in Stock
LIST prize-Mrs. c. A. Olson. ~
End prize-John Ericsson.
3pd prize-P. Woodward.
New Potatoes
, 1st prize-ohn Ericsson.
End PRICK. o. Nekostgard.
3rd prize-Ef. Murphy.
LIST priced. A. Prete.
End PRICK. Elgaen.
3rd prize-Roy Cunningham
| Durum Wheat
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~. ~. -. ls.-L-
+ 1st prize-L. F. Reardon.
2nd prize-Ned C. Anterior.
Other Wheats
1st PRICK. Elgean.
End prize-T. T.. Anderson.
Rye
LIST PRICK. Elgean.
End prize-Ned C. Anterior.
Flax II
LIST prize-T. +. Anderson.
2nd prick. .Elgean.
| Millett
LIST prize-T. T. Anderson.
Wheat in bundles
LIST prize-John Horne.
End prize-Otto Garske.
3rd price. L. Rubbelke.
Flax in bundles
LIST prize-Ole Borstad.
End priced. D. Converse.
Rye in bundle
LIST prize-Colebank Brothers.
Red Clover in bundle
LIST prize-Ole Borstad.
Sweet Clover in bundle
LIST prize-Leonard Scharf.
Alfalfa
LIST prize-Oh Borstad. =
End prize-Mrs. C. A. Olson.
Timothy Seed
Clark Kelley Farm.
Dill in bundle
LIST PRICED Murphy.
End prize-Mrs. C. A. Olsen.
3rd prize-P. Woodward.
Belgian Spinach
LIST prize-Ed Murphy.
Multiplier Onion
LIST prize-Ed. Murphy.
Caraway Seed
LIST prize-Mrs. c.. A. Olsen
Green Peas
LIST prize-D. A. Prete.
End prize-Mrs. T. Oein
3rd prize-John Friesan.
New Beets
1st prize-Clark Kelley FARM
End prize-John Friesan.
Onions (white and red)
LIST prize-Mrs. J. ]. Gillard.
End prize-Mrs. j. J.. Gillard
Cauliflower
LIST prize-John Friesan
Dried Beans
LIST priced. Murphy.
End prize-Clark Kelley farm.
Kohl Rabbi
LIST prfze-John Friesan
Rutabagas
LIST prize-Mrs. T. Oein.
FLOWERS
Sweet Peas, Petunias, Larksspur
LIST prize-Mrs. Jack Mclean.
End PRICED. Murphy.
srd prize-Mrs. o. P. N. Anderson
HOME ECONOMICS DEPT.
Foods, Preserves, etc.
White Bread -
LIST prize-Mrs. H. H. faster
CAKE, Angel Food
LIST prize-Mrs. 1. M. Rasmussen.
Cream Puffs
1st prize-Mrs. o. P. N. Anderson.
Cookies
LIST prize-Mrs. H. H. Jaster.
Canned Fruit, Best Exhibit of-Canned
FHi is varieties
u prize-Mrs. Flora C.. Rance.
ESERVES-Strawberr Raspberry
Isl. prize-Mrs. Flora G. Rance.
Rhubarb
LIST prise-Mrs. Flora C. Rance.
End prize-Mrs. o. P. N. Anderson
Ripe Tomato
LIST prize-Mrs. Flora c. Rance.
Jellies
list prize-Mrs. Casper johnson.
Canned Beef
LIST prize-Mrs. Casper Johnson.
Summer Sausage
1st prize-Mrs. Casper johnson.
Pickles, Mustard Pickles
LIST prize-Mrs. Casper johnson.
End priZe-MrS. Flora C., Rance
Beet Rickles
LIST prize-Mrs. Flora C. Rance
Cucumber Pickles
LIST prize-Mrs. Flora C. Rance.
Mixad Pickles
1a prize-Miss Clara Moran.
Butter
1st prize-Mrs. Casper johnson.
End prize-Nrs. S. E. Bremseth.
3rd prize-Mrs j. A Horne
FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT
Z Needework
C~enterpiece
n list pri go D. ;Nadsen.
ist & 2gd-Mrs. P.Nv. Anderson
Lunch Cloth
LIST prize-Mrs. A! n. Powell.
End prize-Mrs. Harold Robins.
Bed Spread
LIST prize-Mu. P. V..Anderson.
End pri1e-Mrs. Bertha Dickinson
Crotcheted Yoke
LIST prize-Mrs. Bertha Dickinson
End prize-Mrs. Ara Sprague.
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0I0uO 11dIUOI, w.. L. ~. k1IuCl sui "
Sons, Carl H%ofstrand, John Horne,
G. P. Nelson, George Belcher, Soren-
son Bros. & Challey, Jack McCauley,
NJ. Brady, E. Gum, o. l. Thon, Will,
liam Abel.
Prizes were awarded in all branches
of the live stock industry and for
domestic and garden truck displays,
according to the following tabulated
list, furnished from the Office of Sec
rotary William Guy:
SHORTHORN CATTLE
Bulls years. and owe
LIST prize-Alex. Currie & Sons.
END prize-Carl Hofstraad
Bird PRICE,. P. Nelson.
Bull, 2 years and under 3
1st prize-Qrrie & Sons.
End prize-John Horne.
Bull, l year and under 2
LIST prize-Andrews & Sunderland
End prize Kirk & Sons.
Bull, calf under 6 months
list prize-Alex. Gurrie.
End prize-Kirk & Sons.
3rd prize-Kirk & Sons.
Bull, 6 months and under l yedf
LIST prize-Currie & Sons.
End prize-Kirk &. Sons.
Cow, 4 years and owe
LIST prize-Carl Hofstrand
End prize-Carl Hofstrand.
3rd prize-Geo. Belcher.
Cow. 3 years and under 4
LIST prize-Currn & Sons.
Heffer, 2 years and under 3
list prize-Currie & Sons.
End prize-kirk & Sons.
Heifer l year and under 2
LIST prize-Carl Hofstrand.
2nd prize-Ray Andrews.
ad prize-Kirk & Sons
4th prize-D. McAAister.
Heifer, 6 months and under l year
1st prize-Currie & Soas.
End prize-Kirk & Sons.
Sid prize-Kik & Sons.
Heifer, Calf, under 6 months
1st prize-Currie & Sons.
End prize-Carl Hofstrand.
RAMSEY COUNTY SPECIALS
Aged bull, 8 years and I'VE
LIST PRICE. P. Nelson.
Bull, 2 years and under 3
LIST prize-Kirk & Sons.
and prize-John Horne.
Ball, l year ard under 2
1st prize-Kirk & Sons.
Bull, 6 months and under l
LIST prize-K;rk & Sons.
Bun calf undeE 6 months
1st prize-Kirk & Sons.
2nd prize-Kirk & Sons.
Cow, 4 years and oTer
1st PRICE. P. Nelson.
Cow, 2 years and under 3
1st prize-Kirk & Sons.
Heifer, / year and under 2
rst prize-Kirk & Sons.
End prize-D. McAllister.
Ord prize-D. McAllister.
18th prize-John HeffelfRger.
Heifer, 6 months and under l year
1st prize-Kirk & Sons.
End prize-Kirk & Sons.
Calf under 6 months
LIST prize-Kirk & Sons.
PURE-BRED HBREFORDS
Bull, 8 years old and over
1st prize-O. F. n. Anderson.
Bull, 2 years and under 8
LIST prize-Albert Anderson.
1st prize-o. P. N. Anderson.
Bull, 6 months and under One
LIST prize-O. P. N. Anderson.
Cow
LIST & 2nd-O. P. N. Anderson 1
Sons.
POLLED ANGUS CATTLE
Aged Bull
LIST prize-Wm. Abel
Aged Cows
list & End prize-Wm., Abel.
Calves
LIST & End prize-Wn. Abel.
HOLSTEINS, PURE-BRED
Bud, 5 years old Of ves
LIST prize--O.I. Th2n.
Bud, 14year and under 2
f LIST prize-Mrs. y. Gum.
2ad prize-sorenson Bros. E. Chal
BIN months and undg 1
LIT PRIZE. Gum.
list 4 2nd-Ssrensons Bros 4 ChRne
and prfze-Sorenson Bros. & Chal
BnlfS Calf under s months
11tsprissSoreEson Bros. = Challes
0WssJ ssyears ii over
feseSo1enson Bros. = Chane,'
@s8p@Y4lSafEaS ~ SEsssS sEg# 15TESSSNT. Ac8%e
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ROYAL STARTS
REAL CHAMPION
Alex. Currie & Sons Own
Champion Bull Of
Show
COMPLETE SHOW
Prize Winners List Is
Long And Covered
Displays

Royal Star, registered number $751;
O94, straight Scotch, Shorthorn bull,
three years old, bred of imported sire
and dam, owned by Alex. Currie &
Sons, of Cando, this state, was the
Grand champion of Ramsey county's
first annual county fair and agricul-
tural exhibit held here July 14-15-16.
Kirk & Sons, proprietors of Odessa
Stock farm in the township carrying
the same name had the champion bull,
excluding the grand champion, accord
ing to the official list of prize win
ners.
Owners, gaining prominence at the
big live stock exhibit of horses and
cattle, and getting into the prize win
ming classes, included D. McAllister of
Grand Harbor, o. P. N. Anderson &
Sons, Carl Hofstrand, John Horne,
G. P. Nelson, George Belcher, Soren-
son Bros. & Challey, Jack McCauley,
NJ. Brady, E. Gum, o. l. Thon, Will,
lam Abel.
Prizes were awarded in all branches
of the live stock industry and for
domestic and garden truck displays,
according to the following tabulated
list, furnished from the Office of Sec
rotary William Guy:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-29
CARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE
thanks and gratitude to our many friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
US during the illness and death of our
beloved sister, Especially do we wish
to thank the Elks' lodge. Rev. W. H. r.
Jones. and all those who sent the beau
tiful floral tributes-John Reed Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Firman and brother.
Frank Firman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-29

All the news all the time-The
Argus. "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-29
JUST LOOK
FOR SALE

Oakland Six Touring Car
Perfect mechanical condition. Elec-
trio starter and lights. New Sill
vertown Cord tires. See manager
Colonial theatre.
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ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. CSC. FRATE4e
nal Order Of EaSles.-ResuiAr naeetlngs
flrys and third TuesdAy Of each nonsh
q Eagles home, Fourth avenue md
Twenty first street. Frank Wich. v. r.;
Joseph Grotegut. secfetsgy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-29
BUNGALOW
HILL LOCATION

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ern In every respect, beautiful fire.
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take $4,000 cash. balance leave it to
US. Possession June 1. II interested
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House, nine rooms. modern, 10
Gated close in. Newly shingled and
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$4,S00, take $1,000 cash payment,
balance monthly. Can take posses
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BICYCLIs, MOTORCYCLES.

TIS1S (ALL NAKRs,. ACCESSORIES
IA bicycles. motorcycles. autos; JAS
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lows, Fred Barr supply Hou8.>
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DOUBLE HOUSE
SNAP

Built by U. S. government.
Five rooms and bath each
side. Beautiful corner,
hill district. $4,000 cash,
handles same. Rent takes
care of balance. Call John
D. Day at Reserve Trust
Bldg, 1920 4th Avenue,
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-29

SALE Oh EXCHANGE r. FIVE ACNE
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-29

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
VETERANS FIRST REUNION.
n. Y. Chapter. military order OF
World war, 90 Dine at Astor.

Announcement was made today BY
Col. 8. IT, Wolfe. Commander. that tAo
New YORK CHAPTER OF the Military Or
der Of the World War viii hold it, first
reunion banquet next Tuesday al the
Hotal Astor. Any commissioned off
cor Of the army or navy during Inc
war living IN mo New YORK district IA
eligible % attend the reunion. Among
those Invited are Secretary OF War
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
THE STRUGGLE IN IRELAND.

TIKI hItbOGlaE IN IRELAND.
ireland ~ seen By n Slim Fcln sympA-
thiHer. Read the series by Francis
Hackett, associate editor OF the New
hepublio. Begins In The world, sunday,
Oct. 3. Daily thereafter In tho morning
edition. Order from newsdenler In nd-
vance, ~ the editions Of both the sunday
mid the morning paper are limited to
advance demand.--AdVt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30

Each package Of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple that any
woman can dinmond-dye any old,
faded garments, draperies, coverings,
everything, whether wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods, new, rich.
fadeless color.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
hnd-then perfect results are guar
anteed even n you have never dyed
before. Druggist will show you Dia-
mond Dyes Color Card.-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
SPILLED THE BEANS" ON IRISH
VOTE.

johnson and Borah have persist
entity nurtured the feeling among the
Irish-Amoricans that the Democratic
Party has been unsympathetic with
their aspirations for an independent
Government for Erin. They are un-
derHtood 10 feel that Senator Har-
ding has applied the beans" by his
indiscreet utterances At this stage Of
the campaign.
Senator Hardingss declaration for a
Hague Tribunal with teeth" taken
in connection with the activities Of
Eiihu Root, has caused apprehension,
10 not dinnay. among the "irreoon-
cllables." They want to know Just
where he "a 70 insert the teeth" In
his court, II We are 20 have no
League. In the mean Tina Il Ia
learned, a digest Of the plan brought
back BY Senator Root for an inter-
national tribunal has been secured
by johnson and Borah and they are
scanning u carefully.
There a. a lurking suspicion on the
part OF these 'TrueconcilaIblea" that
Gov. Coolidge OF Massachusetts,. the
Republican nominee Tor Vice Preai-
dent, ia a pro-I.eaEuer II IS possible
that the list OF questions propOunded
20 Candidate Harding will likewise
30 sent 70 Candidate Coolidge.
The surface appearance Of har-
mony IN tho Republican ranks, which
has been % assiduously cultivated
By Chairman VIII Hays and others
more interested IN party success, n
likely 20 BE- unmasloed by the coming
devoiopments.
Another interesting report IN
Washington 10 that former President
Tan. who y oogntzant OF the inten-
ton % Measrs. johnson and Borah 20
foncs Candidate Harding into their
camp, has In his possession a letter
which Senator Harding wrote him
months ago expressing sentiments IN
conformity with Mr.. Taft's well
known pno-LoaG1e views and saying
that AFTER the storm and stress OF the
Presidential campaign ~ over he ex-
poets 10 take counsel from pro-
Loaguers as we'll as anti-IoaguerH.
/ with a Wow 70 arriving a. the bost
SOLUTIONS possible.
u ~ likely, according 70 those who
are on the inside OF the struggle be-
tween tho two factions OF the party,
that the Tart letter win be made
public n Candidate Harding assumes
n different attitude In replying 70 the
forthcoming JohnSon-Borah question.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
AND DORAH
TO FORCE HARDING OUT
INTO OPEN ON LEAGUE
tcOnunued)

ments Is to secure In writing a deh-
mite pledge from. Candidate Harding
that the United States will not be
dragged into the League Of Nations
By the back door"
Johnson and Borah are arm for a
policy Of complete Isolation for this
country. 70 Ear as international po-
liticai Understandings are concerned
Tho two leaders Of the 'Troconon-
ablos' are said also 10 be perturbod
over Senator Hardins's roOont utter
ance on the Irish question. which he
characterised - a domestic problem
and one In which the United States
properly had no voice. Senator Borah
is quoted By a personal friend ~ say
ing that Harding has let the Irish
vote get entirely away from him by
his statement"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30

Baker, Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
and Gen. pershIng.
Everything except politics win be
discussed" said Col Wolfe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
ciaEFor a Limited Time

This standard used Vctroa with your choice of records
will be delivered you direct from Landaysa positive
of the fact that you will get genuine instrument and
genuine Victor records.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Robert Taylor Peterson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, Administrator of the Es-
tate Of Robert Taylor Peterson, de-
ceased to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said administrator
at his ranch on Pumpkin Creek at
Camps Pass, Montana, the same be
ing the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in the
County OF Powder River. State of
Montana. DeLOS SELWAY,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Robert Taylor Peterson, Deceased
Dated at Broadus this End day of
June, 1920. II. r. STRAITON.
Clerk of the District Court.
Jl-2I
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
'DANlEl.S" Is NEWEST
MONTANA COUNTY

The newest county to he formed
in the state of Montana is officially
designated as Daniels the fifty
second county, according to the Of
flcial announcement. Scobey is the
county seat and the principal town
in the county, and is we'll situated at
the end OF the Great Northern ex-
tension where it is trading center
for large. rapidly developing Sec
ton. Daniels county was formed of
part OF Sheridan county and part
OF Valley county. 1t is matter of
ancient history that the two latter
named counties are part of the orig
inal Custer. then Dawson county.
which. in 1881 comprised all the
northeastern portion of Montana
north OF the Custer county line.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
POWDER RIVER
HOTEL ARRIVALS

c. +. Ross. S. W. Ross. Anna
Flanagan. Fl. +. Riggs, J. E. Davis
and son. f. l.. Davis. Pinto: l.. p.
league. Miles City: NJ. ID. Shy Ash
land: Mrs. Arthur Force. Miss f.
Force, Epsie: Steve Mckinnon. Miles
City; W. Elder, Miles City: Geo. J.
Goshoren, G. +. Michaels. Frank T.
Kelsey. Willis Kelsey. Phil Kekeler
and wife, Pinto; 2. f. Cortes, J. Cos
tell, Miles City: I. G. coifey Omaha !:
s. W. Scheibel. Omaha: +. G. John
son. Gillette; James Hausah ban. Glen
Ramsey, Russell Wiley. Miles City;
F. T, Pillatus, Billings: F. D. Ross.
Pinto: .. ". Mikals. New York: s.
A. Holt. Ekalaka; G. II. James.
Broadus: Meta Schwind Rosahelre
Kelsey, Inez Kelsey. Willis Kelsey.
Theodore Kelsey, Moorhead: Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Dean. Moorhead j. W.
Hazard, Billings: Pearie Bonitield.
Graham: c. S. Frank. NJ. 5. Easton.
Billings: +. l.. Fnnkenhuseh. Gra-
ham: Orla McI.ees, Kingsley; {. F..
Ross. Mrs. W. Ross. Martha Ross.
J. c. Hand. Mrs. ID. W. Ross. Pinto:
Fl. E. Wood. Huron. s. D.: ". F.
Williams. ST. Paul: Lilly Gross, Bid
die; Elmer X. Johnson Billings: r.
Whitaker, Rapelie, Mont; \. W.
Case. Billings; John Trusco,t, Carter
Smell, Miles City: A. W. HnNsol. O..
I, Stennis. A. c. HAYNES, Fred Post
hous. Wolf Point: f. s. Sayther r.
II. Daniels, o. NJ. Wilkinson. Miles
City: A. 0. Hewitt. Terry j. j.
Foley, A. c. Brown, NJ. +. Randall
John f. Carrie. Thomas Shor, 5. l..
kedderick c. X. Fox. H. G. Mckin-
ney, Tom Coleman, Tom H. SerVan-
son, Miles City: A. S. Richardson.
Powderville, D. Mix. G. ID. Cannon,
Miles City: c. Richardson. K. Rich
ardsOn. c. DOlan John Wells, Pow
derville: r. f. Toner. Billings; w.
G. Smith. Miles City: J. L. Hurley.
A. f. Hills, c. B. Fourchild. Miles
City; Bill Barnard, Powdervlle; Jack
Berry. Sheridan: Mrs. Mary H. som
erville Phoenix, Ariz. Bill Baily.
George Baily, E. E. Malloy. +, NJ.
kurtz, Joe Kurtz. Lee Franks. Miles
City: H. W. Wecherford. San Fran
cisco: Harry Nelson, ST. Paul; H. NJ.
Hanan. c. r. Grimstead, Rroadus:
b. W. Peterson and family Moor
head: a. f. Case. Clearmont; job
'Beebe. Arthur W. lngham. Clear
mont, Wyo.: Chas Waesele. ucross.
Wyo.' Mrs. f. B. Serruys. S. +. Ser
rugs. Bill Bailey, Broadus: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Leitner Moorhead Bill
Broaddus and family. John Broad
dus and family.