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NOTICE OF CONTEST

III
nsrartment ef the Interior. United
tana, December IS. 1920.
TO Oliver 3: Witcher. OF Miles City
montana. Centestee.
.opSer ). Fox. Who ' give. 'h Hrya nfs's 5
d. Dak G.. a. big post-oIice address. did
On october z. 1920. die In this Office
MI MS duly corroborated application to
your Homesteaa Entry f y"S serial No q,
o4ol7s. made July 2. 1917. for Lot /,
SRNWA, SWx, Section /, Township
10 D.. Range 81 E., Montana Meridian,
and as grounds for his contest he AL
leees that you have failed to estab.
iisil residence on the land or to place
the land il wholly abandoned. and that
this condition has existed for more
tnan six months past. He also states
THAT your absence is not due to serv-
tons Of the United States, or the
National Guard OF any OF the several
States.
You are. therefore, further notified
as confessed. and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
be heard. either before this office or
on appeal. IT you fail ito file in this
FOURTH publication Of This notice. as
shown below. your answer, under
oath. specifically responding to these
allegations of contest, together with
due proof that you have served a copy
Ct your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the
name Of the post office to which you
desire future notices to be sent to you.
6. W. MYERS. Register.
JAMES MCMILLAN, Agent.
Date of LIST publication, Dec. "a. 1920.
Date of End publication Dec. 81. 1920.
Date of 3rd publication Jan. Z. 1921
Date of 4th publication, Jan. II 1921
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REsTQEATIoN TO ENTRY OF
LANDS In NATIONAL FOREST. Notes
10 hereby given that the lands de-
. as,0T Sa. sers Sas,sen 80 vess:
Montana, win 10 subject 90. settlement
Somssieaa laws Il fe ,Rs unised & st. sss
ana an. the act Of June II. 1896 a. stat.
at Miles City. Montana. on February
y, !S:l. ANY settler who was actually
ana In good faith claiming any Of said
lands for agricultural purposes prick
70 January !; 1906. ana has not ehan.
make. a homestead entry for the lands
actually occupied. Said lands were
listed upon the applications Ct the per.
sons mentioned below. who have =
preference right subject to the prior
such settler or applicant is qualified
&C. make homestead entry nnd the pref.
erence right is exercised prior to Feb
ruary s, 1921. on which date the lands
try BY any qualifed person. Applica-
tions may be flied twenty days prior
to the above date but will not he al.
lowed until the day set for opening
thereof. Ex-service men who served
DURING war wal with, with Germany viii also is,
a period of slxty-three days prior to
the above date. Such preference, how
ever, IS subject to the superior prefer.
Of settlers rr hn r t. S January
NWA sen SEA, sNA NEA. SEA-.
sEA MI VI MI. SEX WI W. w
NsEh wv, NEI WA e. SEA-! 10. ,d 4
1-ss4s. November II. 1920. c. NJ
Bruce. Assistant Commissioner Of the
General Land Office. d17-57
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WHAT FOOLS WE MORTA,.S RE-,

one OF the chief reasons for tn.
nigh cost IT living was explained b,
henry Ford when he said the ones
ton OF transportation is not only
matter OF engines and cars a,a
tracks, but also the useless cartip
around thu country of materials tb,,
need not be carted.
what is the use Of hauling = live
steer all the way from Texas ,u,n.
ing II INTO beef at Chicago, and haul
ing 1t all the way back to Texas
again: What is the use of hau,;np
wheat thousand miles as wheat
ana then hauling it back again .
-four?
II oouo'y burdens the railroads
puts the farmer at the mercy ,f c.,
.."''~eu buyers and adds heavily to
'he consumers bill. Wheat should
De turned into -four where il is r,;s-
60. Hogs should be shipped as ba-
con ana hams. the finished product
wherever possible the process of
production should be comrletaa :,
Tue community where it begins This
"'"io relieve the railroads, make
each community more independent ~,
railway exigencies. and be letter 81,
around
0ome Years ago we traced Il bu shel
!" wheat grown on an Iowa farm
ana sold in Des Moines, back 70 tho
man who raised it, after it had been
made into flour. The wheat was
SOLD to a LEGAL buyer who sh,rppa !,
10 Chicago and sold it to commits
sion firm; it was then sold TO whole
saiers who sold it to millers in a,;n
"eapo'ls' they made it into flour and
sold the Nour to Wholesalers Who
s So. IL 70 a grocer in Des Moines.
"hen the farmer bought his own
wheat back in the shape of flour. he
Ia" paid commission to twelve mid
u.eheh' profits to a half dozen peo-
PIE VINO had bought and sold i, and
to several railroads
Woman Shield
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WOOL PRICES GOING HIGHER

Christmas week brought gift OF
value to the wool trade Of Boston in
the rally that has taken place from
the low point of the recent depres-
sion. Whether due to the progress
Of the emergency tariff bill in con-
gress. or to real improvement in
fundamental conditions, it is appar-
ent that confidence has made Il
healthy growth during the week. The
dealers are no longer ready to sell
freely at the quotations din" but
are asking considerably more for
their wool Perhaps the best fea-
ture of the situation is that they are
able to get the advanced prices. The
buyers who did not get in on the
lowest level, or who did not buy as
much as Low they wish thny had.
are considerably disappointed Some
buyers are said to have pail more
money Tor supplementary lots than
for the original purchases.
WINE some members OF tie trade
have hesitated to put into figures the
actual advances made in quotations
for the week. others are not so reti-
cent. The latter claim a gain of :
to 10 cents per secured pound. 1t is
probable that published quotations
may fail to reflect the Improvement
Immediately, as it is doubtful wheth-
er all the distress sales We're report
ed for publication. The w.ol men.
therefore, suggest that moderate
advance and considerable growth
IN confidence he reported, without
caring to make quotations fit too
closely to the situation.-Tle Belle
FOnrche Bee.
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THE WORST Is OVER

NE worst is over. A turn for the
better in the business situation of
the country has come, says 4 report
from Washington. Government Off
Gals generally are glad to eend !,
New Year S message to the American
people that all danger OF a col,apse
IN the credit system has passed and
that from now on, a steady return
10 normal conditions may be ex-
pected.
Every bit of evidence gathered in
washington confirms the view OF Of
hc'als that with the exception of in
divldual eases where bad manaee-
ment or impruden. financing has
caused some concerns to hang by an
eye-lash. the entire business outlook
is favorable.
The process of REIMBURSEMENT is not
over. Perhaps some of the NEST pain
tnl changes will come when the price
OF labor is gradually brought down
but i'll the business world itself the
bottom has been reached and the fu-
ture is by no means as dark as IL
was month ago. Letters received
IN Washington from bank officials
IN various parts of the country indi-
cate that The turn came in the mast
lew days, and that the Improvement
is substantial and sound.
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~ DREAM OF CHILDHlM,n"

A new thought comes into my soul
today,
Dark shadows gather along my wav
Shadows deepen along the shore,
And night winds whisper never rore
Never more shall this day rerurn,
With its jeweled dawn or evening
urn.
Never more shall my childhood fee,
Chase the shadows along the street
Or bounding forth with rudy cheeks,
with my childhood playmates meet,
And roll the hoop or toss the ball,
Or from some neighboring treetop
call.
Until the echoes catch the cry
And shout and laugh as real "a I.
But now have I to manhood grown,
With sacred memories of home.
Yet midnight visions and midday
dreams
TAKE me back to childhood scenes.
Again roll the hoop and TOSS tho
ball,
ana from some neighboring treetop
call.
TIL echoes make the valley ring.
And call just like q living thing.
They laugh. with glee and cali with
Joy,
Just as I did when q boy.
Contributed.
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STATE OF MONTANA
JnsMrance Department
Helena JNno 81 ia
8 v.
Whereas. the FARMERS FIRE: IN
81 RANCE lllMlnANN. Local cd at Yn.l.

40 n'ieas. tne EAUMENS FlNE IN
81 RANCE COMPANY. located at York
IN the State Of Pennsylvania, .,as filed
IN this office swCrn statement of
its condition on the thirty-frst of
december, 1919. in accordance with the
provisions of the Revised Codes of
Montana of 1907. as amended. relating
to lnsuranc. Companies: and whereas.
SAID statement shows that said :nsur-
ahce company has complied with the
laws of this State relating to insure
ance:
Therefore. in pursuance of l:w, +.
Geo. F. Porter, state Auditor and
aiommisslonsr OF Insurance. Ex-Offi-
enc, DO hereby certify that said lnsur-
ahce Company is authorized t. trans
act the business of Reinsurance in the
sta!s, by agents properly appointed as
required by law, until the thirty-first
day of March, 4. u. 1921. unless sooner
revoked by competent authority Of
furth.r find that the statement
ISL. The actual amount IF
paid up Capital Of said Gem
pany Dec. 81, 1919 tc, be Mutual
ma: The aggregate Income
"t SAID Company for the
year 1919 to be Stas DNo
Sr5 The aggregate Expen-
dltures Of said Company for
IN n"e ny year ,9l9 to be ...... 3l9,l20.oG
4th. The aggregate amount Of
the Assets of said Compaut
- 'te .r,, a. nsls, t" be 49,: 1:4'',s,o.52
Liabilities nf said Com
pany, exclusive Of capital.
s,h ~ .....,...'.'.. 49,. .l2.3v0.1t
~ Sapita! .''........ 9l,Se9.1E
~. surplus as regards poll
, nrs -. G91,S09.7G
IN subscribed my name and affixed
~. ~ ,Seil Oh my office the day above
N Mr..teh GEO. r. PORTER.
S'1.t AUDITOR and Commission of
Insurance, EX-Ori.io
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How He Benefited

iou may have heard of ,n,.-I
am DOCTOR Bragby,' the pompous
eon''eman announced in the smok-
ing compartment.
An' then have the opportunity
10 thank you for what Won did 70,
me the quiet young fellow resrond-
gu. l nave benefited greatly by
your treatment"
"ny--er-were you a patien: Of
'"e thought of course, cou.Gn' t
possibly remember all"
on' 10! not I. But my uncle
""S' ana l was his heir" FIX.
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ADVICE To YOUNG MEN

Even from the mree money-gettine
standpoint. young man may be
making great mistake in rushing
OFF to the city, says Ernest o. Thomp.
son. After all. what are the things
that enable him to make money? he
continues. Aren't they industry, in
tegrity. character and friends? He
spends more than twenty Of the best
years of mis- life in acquiring them
and in proving to the people of his
home town that he has them. Then
ne goes to the city-and stars In all
over again. 1t may take him years
to prove to an entirely new set Of
people that he has these qualities.
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RUvM~ANNa

SUMMONS
IN s, THE pISTRl 4iIn, G9uRr OF THE
81 TH His sTATE S 81 NoN TTiAiNteif II
HHM MPP F FQWrIH THE COUNTY OF POW
aecrss 2; Autter and Matilda r; Nytter
All persons claiming any interest IN
or lien upon tho real property herein
described or any part thereof.
THE STATE OF Moxr22NStxs' rs e' ALL
PERSONS CLAIMING any interest in
Ter lien upon the real property herein
described or any part thereof, Defend
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
hnd Ha answer sna ths GHmpIsiHt Of sSrxe
TINS. filed with the Clerk OF the above
entitled Court, within sixty (6O) days
after after the first publication Of this SUM
nsa: II any, you have in or upon that
thereof, situated in the County Of
Powder River, state Of Montana, par
The east half Of the Northeast
Quarter OF the Southeast quarter
!EhNEA sEk, of Section ten l1ol;
NorthM Nestneans aua 1T ,ha q TIE
west quarter tNEa wv NWA15.
and the Northwest QUARTER OF The
NCFtHeast quarter OF the North
one.half Of the Southwest Quarter
~, M ,;sMH2 the southwest quar-
yer OF the Northeast quarter of the
sWA); the west half of the South
aaar,ter w. sen s. swh s5:'n 7 he
soy, ST.. quarter OF the South
quarter tsEl SCI *! s ~ s0o of ses.
East East Il. ! E MeI}aa fortyosix sts2
one hundred sixty l16o) acres acc
ttSS rding tc the Government survey
nd you are hereby notified that, UNI
laintiffs viii apply to the Court for
to-wit: l''''
Il !, That piaintins be adjudged to be
ne sole heirs-at-law and the legal
tpltsohtatiSes of George L. Nuttcr dc
ceased, the original entryman OF In.
an"s herelnbetore described.
=. ina. the plaintiffs have judgment
i.:tI thelr claim To said premises he
), stabilsned gainst any claim of thu.
oeaenaants therein or any of them.
o. Ihat 1t be adjudged that none of
he defendants have any estate nr in
crest IN said premises or lien thereon.
q. ihat the defendants, and each of
the n. be forever barred against hay-
rs ~ eiailnlnS any right or title to
ne sald premises adverse to the plain
ms, or any estate on interest therein
B. That the title to the p,aintifrs
Q said premises be Quoted as aen;nsf
all the world "S"'"s'
.: That plaintiffs have such fur;ho
e,i'i as may be just and equitable.
W'tncss my hand and the seal of
nus Court this LIST day Of DECEMBER
900. n II SrpA,TCN
Court Seal) Cla,,
me f" lowing persons are said 70 /!
lain an interest il or lien upon said |
property, adverse to plaintiffs:
NO Known adverse claimants or anv
! n'efest or llsn upon said property.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Broadus Montana. ain-i- |
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Foretllousilt

Hans was speaking about the hish
price OF cabbage in his town.
kebbeges is awful high dis year"
he said. Me and mine wife outs
up seven, eight, nine barrels Of sauer-
kraut efery year, but We can't dis
year. De kebbeses cost too much -
But you put up some sauerkraut,
didn't you. Hans" questioned a
friend.
"Oh. yes, two or tree barrels, ju st
TO- half in de house in case Of sick
ness. Elk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
state of Jcserh r, ElayiOck

Estate OF JtseFh Z. F1ay1OcK, ue-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, Administrator of the Estate OF
Joseph II. Rlaylock,. deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four mcnths after the
first publication of this notice TO the
n, A. Burkey. Broadus, Montana, the
sam. being the place for the transac-
,i.,n Of The business Ct said estate. N
The County OF Powder River, stare OF
Mon,,u. Fl w. DRAINE.
ADMINISTRATOR OF the Estate VI Joseph
II. Eta yloek. Deceased:
Dated a: Hroadus. this 'tb DAY OK
December, 1899.
is. A. BERkEf,
AN, p. i.lT. ~ Mont. d24-jl4
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STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Department
EJa1ann l6nG iVcn
Whereas, the DETROIT ATIONAJ,
E'IRE INSURANCE COMPANY. located

~
FInk INSURANCE COMPANY. located
at Detroit, in the state of Michigan.
has filed in this office a sworn state
m.nt of Its condition en- the thirty
first Of December, 1919. in accordance
with the provisions of the REVISED
| Codes of Montana OF 1907, as amend
and whereas, said statement shows
that said Insurance Company has
complied with the laws OF this State
relating To insurance;
Therefore. In pursuance of law. ],
Geo, =. ''"rter.. State Auditor and
| Commissioner of Insurance, Ex-Offi-
eio.. d" hereby certify that said In
s ,. Tsmpany is aq III to
IN the state, by agents properly APP
pointed, ds required by law, until the
| ,hirty-nrsl day of March, \. D. 1921
unless sooner revoked hy competent
authority % law.
1 further find that the statement
shows.
LIST The actual amount of
paid ny capital of said Gem
pany Dee. 81, 1918, to be. S20o, 900 90
| End. Tie aggregate Income
OF said Company for the
year 1919 to be .......... 254,37S39
srd Tn aggregate Expen-
ditures of said Company for
the year 1919 70 be 49,. sa54,7123o
ith. The aggregate amount of
the Assets of said Company
Dec. 81, 49ls, to be ....... 491 1868
5th.. The aggregate amount Of
Liabilities of said Com
pany. exclusive OF capital,
to D.. ......: ............ so.201.5i
9Th. Net Surplus--exclusiye
OF Capital, TO bel. ........ 2O5,9s9c2
'th. surplus as regards pol
icyholders ............... 4O5, 3S9.O2
In testimony whereof l have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal IF my office the day above
written. GEO. p. PORTER,
state Auditor and Commissioner of
insurance, Elk -Officio
BY w. S. HOSkING
Deputy Com'r. of Insurance
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NOTICE ~ SAFE OF tJlOOl. BONDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in
pursuance of certain resolution dul y
adopted by the Board of Trustees Of
school District Nc. 80 of Powder River,
County, State Of Montana at "A special
meeting of said Board, held on the
snd day of February, y. u. 1920, au-
bonds hereinafter described. the said
Trustees will, On the 29th day of Jan
uary. \. d. 1921. at the office of the
Clerk OF said School District at Pinto,
in the County of Powder River. state
of Montana, sell t, the highest and
best bidder for cash. Twenty Coupon
Bonds, numbered from l to 60. inclus-
I'VE, I'VE or their pa ar value of One Hundred
sum Of Two Thousand Dollars tS2.Ooo,.
bearing interest at a rate not TO exceed
SIX per cent per annum, being payable
IN twenty years and redeemable in che
year and issued for the purpose of pro-
viding funds to pay outstanding in
terest bearing warrants.
The said bonds will not he sold for
less less man IA .rI their par value, and the
reject any and all bids. aud sell the
said bonds at either public or private
sale. All bids ether than by or on be-
half of state Board of Land Commits
sioners must be accompanied by a Ger.
titled check in the sum of 100000 paw
able to the order CT undersigned clerk.
winch Will be forfeited by the success
Iui piddcr In the event he Shall refuse
to purchase the said bonds.
All bids shan be addressed to the
undersigned clerk CT said School Dis
trict at Pinto. Montana.
G, +: SWOPE, Chairman.
ID. W. ROSS,
II. f. RIGGS,
trustees OF School District No g.
Powder River County. Montana.
Attest:
J. E. BE DELL. Clerk.
Dated this 9Th day OF January, A,
L. 1871 J? - q sS
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Du"nains Forest An Sec Twp Rse 49,
~ Of Sec 10 Twp 4. Rye. $50 Im,ro
Gentry 6enajsh IT, eio acres;
sss f. I'VE TxP J. Rss s. s.s acre.: acres:
II, ements
Gently S;S Sse' S., a . ~.
Is so :c IMPROVEMENT.
Ali sei J. Twp g. nse is SO acres: s'''
SeS
of ~ THE TREASURER POWDER
e c sna
A"oTnf 81 taxes and costs -' w." "
the together
tne
uVen under my hand this Of December
~ . HALEY County Treasurer
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xur,f,u OF CONTEST

pcna,,ment Of the Interior. I. >.
Land Office. Miles CITY Montana ''e-
70 chester e. Long. Of Otter, M"a-
You are hereby notified that Albert
". E.il.i. who gives Hroaans' AZ; n,o "a,
Nov. Sotn. 1920, file in this office ms
duly corroAc rated application 70 con-
ties, and secure the sancs ssil NJ ~
S Ssns h rsassn made E Dec 1915 ost
s "s-S 1870. FOR NJ. NW14 Swl4 See. ss.
NM 81 ~. sW,4 NWA, section 81, ToMn-
ship s., Range 20 F., M Sn'. his con- n
test he alleges that you hay, ADAM
doned the said land for more IMAM SIN
months last past, ana that S"ut ~
branch Of the Army or Navy OF the
You. are, therefore, furtier. notified
that the said allegations vii. be taken
iesscd by you. and your said entry Will
be Cancelled hereunder without your
further right to be heard therein
either before this once or on ap ir,hi,,
twenty days after the FOUR .H pub
LEGATION Of this notice, as shown be-
low, your answer, under oath. sps-
cifically meeting and rsspona'm;1s W
fail within that time to file in this
Office du" proof that you nave serNeu
Il COPY of your answer OF lHe Sdtu
contestant either in person or by reg
istcreil mail. Ii this service is made
by the delivery of copy OF your
answer to the contestant in person.
proof of such service must be either
the said contestants written acknowl-
edg1nent of his receipt of the copy.
showing The date of its receipt, or the
affidavit Of the person by whom the
delivery was made stating when and
where the copy was delivered; il made
by registered mail. proof Of such serV-
ice must consist Of the affidavit of the
person by whom the copy was mailed
stating when and the post office TO
which it was Maile! and TINS AM
iavii must he accompanied by the
rostrasters receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the
name Of the post office To which you
,;.:sile future notices 10 b" sent 10
you.
q. w. MYERS. Ise sister
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NOTICE For PUBLlCNvlON
observation-disclosures
department of the Interior.
United States Land Office.
Miles City, Montana,

department of the Interior.
United States Land Office,
Miles City, Montana,
November IS, 1920.
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
notice Is hereby given that the State
Montana. acting under the proyi.
IONS OF an Act Of Congress, approyei
FEBRUARY Is, 1891. has made applica.
ticn for the selections of the fouow
ns lands, to-wit:
SEA MEL, NE:4 SEA, Section 80.
Township $, Range 80 T.. Me-,
NE'+, NW.NE4, sWANEL, SCI
ne NEA sWh N'v5A, SEA Nw,4. NEA
sN "A. y" u SWA, sWA4 sWI,
SEA sNi.. NEA sE'l, NWi4 SCI,
Section %, Township S Range
- f. NE4NE14 NW1. NE4. sWl
Nt.14, SEA NEA, sWH NW4. SCI;
NV, NEl4 sWH. NwA sW,.,
sW3A sW1,, sE1l sWA. NE4sEa,
NW4 SEA. SW Il SEA. sE4sE..,
Section 81 Township 8 $. Range
So Z. SN Mel, Section ), Lots
t.. Z SE4 NWA, SE;ANWI. Mel,
SEA, NV '4sEl.. SW1. SEX, sEl,
s:'s, Section c, SW1. sw14 Section
- - ! 81 Il - J.. soN
SN'4. SCI, NV Is Me-, sWl.,.
W14sW34, SN l4sWh, sE.sWl4.
NEA SEA, NW1i SEA- SNASE4.
Sc !. SEA Section ~. Township j
$. Range So L
copy CT the list Of said lands has
l""n consilc ltrusiS posted IN his Of
sit. Tor Inspections by any person inter-
sted and the pebble IL general. Under
i1epa ftlhental regulations of April %,
A3"'' protests - contests against the
clam OF the State tC said land or any
subdivision thereof on the ground
nat the same is more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes
will be Received and noted for report
to the General Land Office at Wash
stoh, -, Z. Failure &c, protest against
The claim of Che state to said land b.
ore final approval Will lie considered
efficient evidence of It's non-niiieral
.harartor ana the selections being
otherwise free from ouiectiCns viii e
't""nrin"ra"tl f-r approval
q. w. MYERS
A'"-' Register.
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Our NEEDING PRESENT

Hymeneal's altar this year and es-
tablishing homes in Powder River
county, the Examiner will accom-
pany its congratulations. with a
complimentary three-months' sub
scription. Who will be the first
couple to avail themselves of this
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Or WNn Hound

owner tof noisy purp) Don; BE-
AFRAID. OF him. old man: his bark i.
worse than his bite"
Caiier-"Sert of hot Airdale, cho -
Elk.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-01-07
Old and Quaint

Old and Quaint
We halted at quaint old inn
To rest our leys,
And there we got some quaint old
ham
And quaint old eggs.-Ex.