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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
AnD-nlgA1r

DEPARTMENT of the Interior, u. s..
Land office at N les City. Montana,
Notice s. hereby given that
WILRuR 3. MILES,
e OF Moorhead. Montana. who, on De-
Act. 12.29-1G, No. O4a9l1, fer East
Half, Section 81. Township SIS. Range
Eye. NJ. r. Meridian, has filed notice
81 intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described. before Thee. W. Craig.
United States Commissioner. at Broad.
us, Montana, on the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Eurt w. Peterson. of Broadus. Mon.
tana; Frank Il. Kelsey. of Moorhead.
Montana; Percy Crocker, of Sayle'
head. Montana
d3lj2s &. W. MYERS, Register.
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al 0iI3A
MOTTO Il FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC

A-tbi-tt HAND SALE
department Ct the Interior T. s.
Lana Office at Miles City. Montana,
Jan. 10. 1921.
. Notice is hereby given thar. AS d.
rected by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, under provisions
OF Sec. 2455. Il. 3, pursuant to the an
p!ication If Elizabeth Traub. Serial No.
oi13s9. we will offer at public sale, to
the highest bidder, but at not less
than Sl:oO per acre. at 10 o'clock A,
NJ, on the 5th day of April 1921, next.
at this office, the following tract of
land: W NEA, SEA NEH, Section
70 NWA NEA, See. %, Twp SIS.
Range ~ East, NJ p NJ. "This tract
IS ordered into the market on q show
ing that the greater portion thereof is
mountainous or too rough for cultiva-
ton, This land will be sold in ac-
r"rdaneo with, and subject to the pro-
VISIONS and reservations CT the act OF
June -, 1910. t36 stat, $500
The sale VIII not be kept open but
Wlll b" declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
! bidding. The person making the high
est bid Will be required to INN edi ate-
~ pay 10 the Receiver the amount
thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to
file their claims or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
g. W. MYERS,
J2l-fis Register.
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NOTICE FOR pIBLICATlnH
C6aml-RRA fSnsD

department. OF the Interior, L. 8.
Land OFFICE at Miles City, Montana,
Notice is hereby given that
PETER j. HANKS.
OF Graham, Montana, who, on July %.
Iyls. made Hid: Entry, No. O3049a. for
SEA Sec. %, SWA, Section "a. Town
ship s-s. Range 5l-E.. NJ. p. Meridian.
mas filed notice of intention tc, make
tnrcs year proof, to establish claim
Theo. W. Craig, United states Cow
missioner. at Broadus, Montana. en-
inc 18TH day of February, 1921.
Iiaimant names as witnesses:
after FRANKLIN. Ernest Whiteside.
Ed Olson Eugene Hanks, all of Ora
ham. Mont ~ -"
d31i2S g. ". MYERS par;..
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION
COnl-Oi1OSA OA5323
Department Of the Interior, IT, 3,
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Notice is hereby given that
HUGH r. WELLS,
Of Kingsley. Montana, who. zen Nov.
-. 1917. June IS, 1918. made HID. En-
Try and. Ad. HID. Entry. No. o410se.
WMsEh.. .sWANEK. Sec. is. NWX
NEA. Section 20. Township SIS, Range
os-E: NJ T. Meridian. has filed notice
to- establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Re.
ceiyer. United States Land Office. az
Of February, 1927.
Claimant names az witnesses:
~ Miles Brown, Of Kingsley. Montana;
Dan Wise. of Kingsley, Montana: Mel
W. Paddock, OF Miles City, Montana.
dSlJ2s &. w. MYERS, Kegistcr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
COMl-041100

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
l. COnl-O41100
Department Of the interior. z. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
Dec. 10. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that
ROBERT ]. TOMAS,
OF Olive, Mont, who, on July 15. 1919,
12-29-16. No. va,199, for EkSEN.
'NWA. NksWA, Section 20. Township
g s., Range 80 E.. NJ. r. Meridian. has
fl ed notice Of intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before A.. J..
Smith, u. S. Commissioner. at Olive.
Mont, on the 21st day OF JAM. 1921.
Claimant names as wltnesses:
George Hulford, Ted Wallace. Lester
eowsey. Albert Jesse, all Of Olive,
Mont. G. w. MY ERS.
d24i21 Register.
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BUSTING IsRONks

Editor Examiner:--Several people
have solicited me to write the word,
OF this song, one that was heard &C.
cas1onally many years ago hero in
Montana. ROB'T. J. HARLAN.
o, I've busted bronks OF AN on
Since lirst struck the trail.
You bet I savvy bronchos
From nostril down to tail,
But I struck one down on Powder
once
And stranger, he was the first
And the only living broncho
Your servant couldn't bust.
He was a little-old-no-'count luck
skin,
Not worth two-bits to keep.
He had black stripe down his back
And was woolly like a sheep.
He had some white around his eyes
And his heels you couldn't trust.
o. it was easy enough to saddle him
But, sir, he wouldn't bust.
1t was easy enough to saddle him:
IL kinda got the boss
To have to pay $40 for to break a
twO-bit boss.
He didn't try to tread the earth,
He took naturally to air,
And every time he went aloft,
He tried to leave me there.
He pitched SO high above the earth
The lights from Miles City shone,
And there we parted company,
The bronx came down alone,
And when I struck the turf,
The bronk's heels struck me
And sent bunch OF stars along
Which fell in front of me.
The boss he picks me up
Or drags me to shack.
Saying, Antoine, old boy, don't
crOak,
For you'll have d $40 a-comin
Just as soon as the bronx is h,oke.
l have no rich relation
Awaiting me back east,
I'm not a-riding airships,
Or electric flying beast.
III sell my Chaps and saddle,
And my spurs may lay and rust,
For it is once in awhile there's
broncho.
] feel too old to bust.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Standardization

,epartment of the Interior. u. s.
DECEMBER 81. 1920. u" 'i''
Notice is hereby given that
- GROVER II. WILLIAMS.
% hIdSe, Montana, who, on Oct. IL.
l9l7. made Hid. Entry, Nc. o41712 for
SSEA, EASWA, NWh SWA. SWE
HSWA. Section IS, Township SIS.
n.a Lame oi,E:, NJ: P. Meridian, has filed
nolICe OF intention to make three wear
proof, to establish claim to the land
anove described. before VIM. Wallace
aM1nited states Commissioner, at Ridge.
1a S91I'aia' on the l4th day of February.
claimant names as witnesses:
y mos m, M; Drane Jr, Archie T.. Will
a Haden +: Williams, Lem Day-
export, all Of Ridge. Montana.
% l)2s q. w. MYERS, REGISTER
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SUPPLEMENTAL DELINQUENT TAX LIST
How0er


o1 fo"d River Tor the
Dunning. Forest An Sec 3. TWP.
M Of Sec 4? 3oacrcs. improvements
Gentry Rsnh Rye u.s. so ACRES;
Al Sec g. Twp Rge
aentEy; orsl Twp i; R.s u.s. so acres: .'asS os
~ ~ Iwp D. Hse 49, go "
fa Harry All Sec 81 -
was2pssra Thso G. All Twp is acres; 80
cou Sa sfIn oF
popssy e . contains
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da wh,es snction
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL EST ATE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

In the District Court If the sixteenth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, In and for the County of / ow-
der River.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
Mead Deceased.
Under the authority of an Order of
Sale granted by the District Court Ct
the Sixteenth judicial District of the
state OF Montana, in and for the
3oth day of December. A. d. 1920. I
Will sell at public auction the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
southwest Cne-fourth (SWAI
of Section twenty-siX (2e). and
the Northeast one-fourth of the
Northwest one-foErth tNEA NW1.).
section thirty-iive $50 in Town
ship seven 60 south. range fifty
two. t52l east, Ct the Montana
iivtr County, Montana, contain
ing Two hundred acres. according
to the Cnited States Government
Survey thereof.
The sale Will be held on the eth
day of February, 4. D. 1921, at the
residence of the undersigned admins
traitor. at the hour of one o'clock, r
NJ, of said day and the said prem
lsts Will be sold to the highest bidder
the Court.
Dated this 1,t: day Of January. A
d. 1921.
Administrator &" tat Estate of F,anl,
Mead, deceased, l.. y. address, Ora
ham. Montana.
\. A. BURKEY,
Attorney for Administration.
Hroadus. Mont. j2l
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JAPAN EXPRESSES REGRET

A serious situation was averted
recently when the japanese consul
expressed profound regret for the in
cident which resulted in the death
of Lieutenant H. w. Langdon Of the
cruiser Albany, killed by a Jalan-
ese sentry at Vladivostok. The wcrld
war has its inception in the shoot
ing Of single individual.
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NOTICE

Scaled bids for the classification and
appraisal of twenty townships of land
in Powder River County will be re-
ceived at the office CT the County
tlerk ana Recoruer, up TO 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Feb. 9Th, 1924.
BY order of the Board of County
commissioners of Powder Rover
County, Montana.
+. T. WEST.
jI4 County Clerk and Recorder
(Sealj
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The Greeks ma have the king they
desire II England and France will
agree. How wonderful are the
works of self-determination!
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EPSIE ITEMS

| 49,. '.'.'
| John Borden repaired a car for
thas. Smith last Thursday.
Mr.. Trowbridge is visiting at the
Dow home at Olive this week.
osa Force and J. Borden called at
the c. w. Adamson home FRIDAY
last.
Dell Middleton was an Epsie call
err last Saturday.
S. Hudson rented pasture from w.
Eddeman.
Tuesday evening OF fast week Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Adamson visited at
| the home Of O. S. Cason. The even
| ing was spent with a social game of
| cards.
There "as 2 surprise party at the
nome OF Chas. Smith on Friday even
ing of last week. Owing to the great
number on the sick list the turnout
was rather small
Oscar Johnson hauled load of
hay from the DAILY ranch Sunday.
a dance at the Kelly chool house
January %, will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Holcomt.
There was dance at the Jew Lall
the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dorr have re-
turned to their home at Olive.
There is to he card party at the
home Of Marvin Force Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Cason called
at c. W. Adamson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corua Adamson call
ed at the home Of Mrs. Epsie Eubank
Sunday.
Mr. Luveck and Charlie Hannifv
returned from Miles, City Thursday.
They report the roads in fine condi-
ton.
II. Roberts is ON the sic klist this
week. Also Phillip Hannify.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Adamson re-
turned to the Divide Thursday of
this week.
Our California winter seems TO be
fraugAt with much sickness, which
fortunately is of slight character.
(DelayedD
Archibald Kelly returned home
Wednesday from Broadus with & big
load of corn.
Mr.. Edelman will start the cree
ton of granary the latter par; of
this week. He has several :hou&ari
bushels OF corn ready for storage.
Walter Mitchell hauled a large
oT
day. He was accompanied by a chic
Kelly.
Mrs. Hugh Wise was a caller in
'Epsie City" Monday.
Willard Stevens and TWO sons
Amos and Harold are building a barn
on Mr.. Stevens homestead
Walter and Freda Mitchell accom-
panied the Schwind's young folks to
the dance at the Broadus schoo!
house December 2Sth.
Visitors at the ~. All Ranch on
Tuesday We're Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Roberts, Bill 'Filkins and Bill Wand
rey.
H. o. Wise is husking corn for
Jim Monaghan this week.
Misses Bessie Daily and Meta
Scvhwind from Powder river slen,
Sunday with Freda Mitchell.
Frank Barnett called on William
Vandrey one day last week.
Oscar Broaddus is putting up ice
this week. Ice on Powder river is
about IL inches thick and nice and
clear.
Carl and Dick Smith are attend,
ing school this winter at the Mon
tana Institute at Miles City.
Mr.. Hudson of Epsie was visiting
on Powder river Friday evening.
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FOR SALE--Dry seasoned lumber,
boards and dimension, at the Jer-
boards and dimension, at the Jer-
ONE Gould place, l Ia miles cast
OF ). Swenson ranch on Big Pump
kin creek. d241mo
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NANTED-l,0O0 good, sound cedar
fence posts. Chas. tombstone, Box
S4' broadus. d3li2l
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Atef teaching the immigrant Amer
tcanism. 1t might be a good idea to
tell the natural-born citizen what 1t
is.-Ex.
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WANT TO TRADE an Overland car
for good wagon and harness. Re
l'nqu1shment for sale. Claude Hop
kins. Broadus, Mont. ia I'm
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Try the Examiner wantad column
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FARMERS AND RANCHERS
EXCHANGE COLUMN

All Advertisements i'm This Depart.
ment Arc Strictly Cash in Advance.
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NEW SAWMILL, 2 miles south and
One-half mile east of Stacey; board
lumber and dimension stock on
hand. Amy lengths or sizes and to
order. John NJ. Lemson, Stacey.
The Washington times., 1921-06-16

ard Townsend. Mrs. Townsend
wore some splendid pearls and dia-
monds.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand were present, and
one noted also the Brazilian am
bassador, DR.. Augusta Cochrane 10
Alencar; the Secretary of War, John
W. Weeks: the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. DENLY, Justice and
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. the Polish Min
lister and Princess Lubomirska- hr.
and Mrs Robert Lansing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brett Moves, Gen. and Mrs. Tasker
Bliss, and Mrs. George Barnett.
Others in the notable company
were Mr.. and Nine. Henri de Bach,
OF the Russian embassy; Mr.. and
Nine. Hugo de Pena, of the lega-
tion OF Uruguay; Congressman and
Mrs. Henry d. Flood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Henri de Sibour, Paymaster and
Mrs. Edmund Bonnafon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. A. N.
talbot Mr.. and Mrs. David S.
Barry, Mr.. and Mrs, Perry Lippett,
DR.. and Mrs Larkin Glazebrook,
Commander and Mrs. w. w. CAL
braith. Rear Admiral and Mrs. III.
II. Rousseau, Judge and Mrs. Sidney
Bsllou, Miss Betty Burnett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Chaplin, Miss
Marcia Chaplin and Frederick
Chaplin, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Fitch Shepard, Miss Alice, Shepard.
Mrs. Richard whiteley, Col. and
Mrs. David Porter, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Townsend. Mrs. Robert
The Washington times., 1921-06-16

Bargain Table-Street Floor.
Checked and figured effects in pretty light coors,
with organdy collar, vest and cuffs Some of these
are trimmed with val lace; they have short sleeves
and Sashes
Some are trimmed with white corded voiles and
have tucked skirts others have trIncS trimmed with
bands of organdy. In the lot also are some of
excellent quality gingham in paids and stripes.
They made in Billie Burke and waistne
models. The sizes range from SO to 46.
The Washington times., 1921-06-16
n HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.

1uy HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING were guests last
night of the Metropolitan
Club. which gave . reception In
their honor. Only members and the
ladies' of their immediate families
were present but the company as
sembled numbered several hundrd.
and included many dignitaries.
AS the gueots came in they form
ed a line which began In the great
lounge and wound across the hall
way to the book-lined library. And
once the President and MrK Hard
ing had taken their places In the
bay window, where the Presidents
flag was hung, the line began to
move. 1t made slow progress, for
many of those present were old
acquaintanccs of President Harding,
long a member. of the Metropolitan
Club, and paused for more than a
perfunctory word with the Prea-
dent and his gracious wife. The
guests were greeted 1rst by Wood
bury Blair. president of the club.
who presented them to President
Harding.
Mr.. Blair, Rear Admiral Richard
Wainwright, one Of the vice
presidents OF the club, and other Of
ftcers met the President and Mrs.
Harding at the front door of the
clubhouse and escorted them to
their places. Col. Clarence Sheriff.
and Commander Raiston Holmes, both
in snowy uniforms, were on duty,
and in the Presidents Immediate
party were Brig. Gen. and Mrs. c.
II. Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Christian, jr.
Palms, Southern smilax and
Florida moss decorated the lounge,
the smilax outlining the windows
and the doorways and the moss
hanging pendant from the ceiling.
In the supper room upstairs giant
fiags were used. with low clusters
OF pink roses and pink peonies on
the tables. The entire clubhouse
was thrown open to the guests and
as the rooms filled up small groups
broke away and strolled about to
inspect the various apartments.
An orchestra was on duty during
the evening and played for the in
formal dancing with which the
evening closed
IN THE SUFFER- ROOM.
At supper the President and Mrs.
Harding were seated at q large
table at one end of the main dining
room, about which were grouped
the officers and members OF the
board of governors of the club,
with their wives. The Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, the Speaker
Of the House and Mrs. Gillett, Mr..
and Mrs, Woodbury. Blair. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Richard VAIN
wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
roll Glover, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
The Washington times., 1921-06-16
VN0SKWo0p e 010sTWc0p :

Charles McCawley, Brig. Gen. ana
Mrs. Andre Brewster, MIS-. Richard
Townsend and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins,
were among those in this distin-
guished little company. The Presi-
dent was seated between Mrs. Cool
idge and Mrs. Blair, and Mrs. Hard
ing between the Vice President and
Mr.. Blair. The other guests seated
themselves at will at small flower
decked tables, and the supper was
served from long buffet.
Supper over, the company re-
turned to the lounge, where dane
ing was In progress. The President
took turn about the room, dane
ing with Mrs Woodbury. Blair.
Mrs Harding did not dance, but
stood looking on for some time,
always the center of an animated
group. Mrs. Harding wore a hand.
some and becoming gown of iri-
descent pailietes, with tunic
draped slightly toward the back
and a tulle train falling from the
side. Touches OF blue velvet were
introduced into the girdle ana the
bodice had an interesting arrange
ment of thin gold lace which COW
cred the shoulders and formed a
high collar at the back. A string
of pearls and a diamond slide on
a black velvet band completed Mrs.
Harding's costume.
Mrs. Coolidge was gowned in rose
and gold brocade made on a draped
model without trimming. Mrs.
Blair's gown was of black velvet
severely simple. Mrs. Gillett also
had on a black velvet costume, with
a splendid diamond tiara in her
hair and wore a cluster of or
chids. Nine. Pezet, wife of the
Peruvian ambassador, who was
present with her husband, had on a
rose-oolored satin gown, with iri-
descent rose trimming applied in
bands. Miss Laura Harlan, who
accompanied her brother. John Har-
Ian, of Chicago, was gowned in
blue and gold brocade, a combina-
ton also sponsored by Mrs. Rich
The Washington times., 1921-06-16
81 Splendid Titles, just Re-
ceived, for Your Week
End Outing

ceived., for Your Week
End Outing
The Rejuvenation of Aunt
Mary, by Anne Warner.
-Parvati, by Robert Chauvclot-
Loot, by Arthur Sommers
Roche.
The Last Ditch, by VIII Leving-
ton Comfort.
Young Wallingford, by George
Randolph Chester.
A Woman's Man, by Marjorie
Patterson.
John Sherwood, Ironmastcr. by
DR.. S. Weir Mitchell.
The Devils Garden, by W. B.
Maxwell.
Caste Three, by Gertrude M.
Shields.
The Gateless Barrier, by Lucas
Malet.
A Hoosier Chronicle, by Mere
dith Nicholson.
The Amazing Adventures of
Letitia Carberry, by Mary Rob-
erts Rinehart.
The Biography Of Million Dol
lars, by George Kibbe Turner.
The Closing Net, by Henry C.
Rowland.
The Pretty Lady, by Arnold
Bennett.
One of Three. by Clifford Ray
mond.
in Another Moment, by Charles
Belmont Davis.
The Purchase Price, by Emer-
son Hough.
Dividing Waters, by /. A. R.
Wylie.
Cake Upon the Waters, by Zoe
Atkins.
The Little Gods Laugh, by
Louise Maunsell Field.
Our Next Door Neighbors, by
Belle X. Maniates.
The Husband, by z. Fl. An
struther.
The Unholy Three, by "Todr
Robbins.
The Lightning Conductor Dis
covers America, by c. N. and
A. M. Williemsons
"A Reversible Santa Claus. bv
Meredith Nicholson.
Little Stories from the Screen.
by William Addison Lathrop.
PENNY. bv Georpe Stevenson.
The End of Dream, by A. M.
N. Ienkin.
The Testing Of Diana MALLORY.
bv Mrs. Hrwphrev Ward.
People Like That, by Kate
langley Bosher.
Ksnn's-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-16

-Step-in Drawers. with
elastic At waist. trim
med with lace insertion
and edge.
The s1.0o White Main
sock Drawers. at 75c-
The $3.50 and s1.69
Pink and White Batiste.
at II %
The Washington times., 1921-06-16
COL. PHILLIpg NEW HOME.

Col William Phillips has bought
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Bennett Poe in Edgemoor, Md, and
will take possession of II next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Poe and Mrs. Poe's
mother. Mrs. @. 9. Williams, win
leave Monday for York Harbor, Me.
TO pass the summer at Mrs Williams
villa there.