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CUVANTAREA D-LUI DIR.
M1HAI POPOvICI.
Dcamnelor, D-nilcr 81 Fratilor

Cand a VENT guvernnl Bra
tianu, ziareleT noastye an aparut
in doliu. S'a socotit ca o crima
aceasta venire 81 bine s'a facut
ca ziarele s'au incadrat in negru,
deoarcce an prcvazut dezastrul.
CASA ed
Dupa &c ROmania s'a inchegat
exista tendinta Gle Sc creia o
singura vointa 81 un popor care
ar trebui sa-si uneasca acum 81
granita snfleteasca. Poporul ca
I'm aluat: totul in prefacere. De
aceea cei eel caHuzesc ar trebui
sd fie stapaniti de conceptie
superioaras caci de la acest ince-
put depinde viitorul neamului ro-
manesc casa e!)
Sc tinde ca poporul aeesta sa
fie condas Ell apQeaturi medic
vale. Gu mijloace sadice: Moi We
dem bine cum i'm intreaga tara.
sc introneaza abuznrile. Cn totii
slim cum s au facut aieserile Lii
beralii~ cred Cd alegerile sunt ca 0
nnnta. TIN trei zile 81 apoi totul
Sc uita. Cred ca. Sc pot uita abu-
zuri, faradelegi 81 tot felul de
insulte, (Nu, nu >se uita y Insa su-
fletul nostrn mai sensibil ca ori
cand vede 81 simte tot ce fac acei
earl astazi il insah la orice pas.
Cand oamenii plecau la vot
LEAN spus, ganditi-va ce facet;
Vol va yeti alege oamenii, de vol
atarna soarta tarii. Sa va duceti
la vot Gu constiinta curata, ca la
cuminecatura. Sc due safe intregi
Ell flamuri, sc due ca la sfanta
cumineeatura fnsa dOua ri vad
urnele lor furate, cuminecatura
batioeorita lar i'm sufletele lor
Sc sadeste desnadejdia inceputm
anarhiei si bolsevismului. Acestea
LEAN vazut in toate partile unde
ana fost in Ardeal.
Conducerea de astazi nu este
decat aria de a insela opinia pu-
blica.
Sistemele lor sunt numeroase
81 neobisnuite de moi.
La alegeri s'a exclus parte
din tara, listele nefiind complec-
tate cu aproape 4Os din alega-
tori nostrii.
AL doilea mijlec, san respins
icandidaturile pc buze ilegale,
| s 'au cerut documente de carl
candidate nu puteau dispune
imediat 81 pc earl alte alegeri MI
le-au cernt. dupa cum nici legea
nu lie cere.
Alegerile Sc faceau Gu amenin-
! tari ca alegatorii vor ii pedepsiti
de MI vor vota Gu alesul liberali-
lor. S'au furat aroi urnele 81 s'a
falsificat vcinta tarii. In cele din
urma voturile an fost anulate cu
mile. Poate vOr mai nrma 81 al
telf, 81 a cineea etapa pc care
mintea nOastra nu ghiceste,
dar moi fie Cd nu vOm recunOaste
alegerile, fie ca vom merge la
Alba lula pentru lua' hotariri
| lVii APPLAUSE. Bravo! Ovatinni).
Am avut satisfactia de vedea in
popornl din Ardeal ylaga 81 riatsi
care ne-au dat increderea mare
in izbanda GEO asteptam pc urma
lnptelor noastre politice.
Am vaznt ee s'a facut in terito.
J rnl Vechiului regat. Acum con.
tinua experimental cu Ardealul
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inyI1ARE {

EAeietatea Rom&na de Ajntor,
81 Cnltura ''Vnattirul" din Ho-i
mestead, Pa. Are Onosre a invita-
pc toate onor. Societati, Cl,rburi
81 Paroohii, precnm 81 pc toti
fratii Romani din hoe 81 jur lua
parte Ia Narea Petrecere Tea
trsla ilnpreunatA ~ dams care Va
avea lec in xiua - II April 1922
q dsua ii de Pasti) in Hala pro
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prle SOcietatli din 3l5 w. fh
ave. Homestead. Pa. Ia orela 8 y.
IN. sc va incepe programnl teatral
care va fl sub condncerna d-lni
loan Mustatia, Pfesedintele So
.cietatii.
/. Cantarea Sfinteii Cruel, de
d-soara Marioara /. Baila.
2. Tn grup de fetite vor canta
in cor America
3. Frumoasa piesa, ''Sarac bine
ca multi rau astepti in patru acte.
ia PERSOANELE:
Veturia, dina Maria S. Earga.
Matilda. sora eli, d-soara Maria
G.. Morariu.
Laurentia. matusa lor, d-soara
Aurclia Ghenie
I.aeretia 81 Marioara, prietise
dina Natalia st. Sorociuc 81
dina Virginia Bichisiu.
Maria. servitoarea Netnripi, d-ra
Stella Paluselli.
Sidonia, d ma Elisaveta Y. Fran
clue.
Sofia, prietina Sidoniei, d-soara
Elena Caicutn.
Melania, servitOarea Sidonifi,
dina V. Bichisiu.
Indicator. dl Vasile Franciuc.
Ajutor de judecator, dl Simion
Varga No. =.
Jandarmul l.. Ill NicOlae Baila.
Jandarmul III, Ill Nicolae Chelbea.
Tn Seryitor, dl lie Iacobetiu.
I. Sc va preda Comica piesa
"Carlani'' in patru acte.
PERSOANELE:
Miron, taran. dl loan Boicean.
Terinte. cumatru lui Miron, dl
NicOlae Chelbea.
Dominica, femeia lui Miron. d-ra
Stella Paluselli.
Vochita. femeia lui Terinte dina
Ana Boicean.
Coconasiul. feciorul de boier. dl
Nicolae Baila (Cula).
). Hazlia piesa ''Tiganul Ia
vanat" in doua acte.
PERSOANELE:
Tiganul. dl loan Tulburc (Lim-
pede).
Sofrania, tiganca, dina Natalia
ShrOciuc.
Puradelul lOr, al Ilie Boicean.
6. Cuvant de inchidere din par
tea Presedintclui.
Muzica 'ROmania Mare" din
Youngstown, Ohio, sub conduce-
rea d-lui Nick Sin, va distra onOr.
public Gu cele mai frumOase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
pana la orelc > a. m.
Barul va fl asortat ell tot felnl
de mezeluri 81 ,beuturi recoritoare
pana n zori.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c.
Damele soc.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc GU
mare multamita 81 Sc vor publics
pc Gale ziaristica.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mani ne vor da tot sprijinul
D-nealor participant mtr'un nu-
mar cat Sc p0ate lie mare la a.
ceasta petrecere. Pana La reve-
dere am ramas salutandu-va en-
drag. In numele Soc. ''Nultnrul"
din Homestead, Pa.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(S6 & SS).
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&c vonn face?

Ce voM face?
Hotarirea Partidnlui National
MI o cunoaStem dar ca trebIe sa
fie aceea care va impune sa finn
recnnoscuti ca facand parte inte-
granta din teritoriul romanesc
fara nici deoscbire, fara nici un
hume deesebit, eu dfepturi a Ii
bertati cetatenesti egale. Vom
ajunge aci cand d-voastra yeti
ramane nleren. Gu statornicie, pc
langa Partidnl national roman.
(Vii ovatiuni).
insufle$irea pc care vad as
tazi la d-voastra, am gasit-O in
intreg Ardealil. Peste tot aceeas
revolta unanima, prD care gu
vernul nu va putea razbi. A fost
ninsoarea din nrma mare, 81 pa
rea ca ma vom mai seapa de ca,
ca vom suferi mereu gerlll. Acum
blana este calda, nu ne mai tre-
bue, nu mai putem rabda. Sun
TEN in primavara.
ST tirania liberala s-este la fe1.
Va fl de scurta durata. Inchipui-
ti-va ce va sd zica in politica SEN
timentul de colectivitate. S'a va
zut astazi La d-voastra sentimen-
tul acesta. stln!f4l
Prin parintele Podea ne-ati
spus sd nh finn indimidati de o
tiranie abuziva. Moi nu suntem 81
nu putem fl intimidati caci OBJ
stea este ell moi. Am vazut acea-
sta 81 va rog sd staff 81 de-acum
inainte sub cutele steagului Par
tidului National care este parti-
dnl taranilor de aici 81 al tuturor
|.adevaratilor romani (Ovatiuni)
MOI, nici cand MI am represen-
tat interese de clica, eli tot ce era
interes de dreptate 81 libertate
dincoace de munti (Vii aplauze)
Dumnezeu tie-va increderea 81
perseverance, pc langa oamenii de
bine. Pastrati increderea ca 81
pana acum in al Mihai Popovici
tcaci numai oameni de bine 81
vrednici stau in fruntea Partidu-
lui National (Aplauze).
Va multumesc 81 va asigur ca
,prin aceasta s legat inca zala
lntre mine 81 popor 81 la aminti-
rile atat de scnmpe din Brasov
| a adaos aceasta nepretnita ma
nlfestare care ma emotional
adanc.
Va multamesc 81 va doresc
multi ami 81 aceeas insufletire ca
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81 pana acnm. (Vii aplauze. Ora
tornl este continnu ovationat).N
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@Noi hu IIS piSSVui SuYuIs ANoi -
vrem sd ajnngem unde a ajun'
Moldova, ci moi vrem domnis
|cnltnrei 81 a adevarnlni. (Vi
|aplanze).
Aceasta cultura 81 lnmina no.
am vaznt-o la poporul din Ar.
deal, caci, fata de nedreptatile
guyernulni, el sta Gu incredere
strins in jurul Partidului ma.
tional.
Am fost astazi cand yeniam
sprc Brasov intr'un sat IN care
la inceput, jandarmii nu ne-au
lasat sa intram. Stiam ca MI este
vina lor. Ordinul venea de sus
|Dupa multe staruinte. ne-au lasat
sd intram insa sub restrictia de a
ma sta de vorbA scu niei un,,l din
|sateni..
Ne asteptam la orice, la aceasta
insa ma ne-am asteptat. Nh t.
neam mtruniri politice eli voiam
numai sa vorbim Gu satenii dc
lipsurile lor. 9
Am pleeaf in sfarsit. La mar
ginea satului era dnsa tot poporul
adunat. Satenii stiind ca vom
Itrece pc acolo s'au adunat Gu
ltotii Ia marginea satnlni. Gu q
insufletire de nedeseris striga: =
'ATraiasea Partidnl national. sal
,varea noastra tnturora" (Vi
aplanze. Ovatiuni).
Pc acest sentiment ne bazan
moi in 1upta noastra. (vii a
|plauze).
Partidul national nu invata
acum pripit, ca altii, democratic
Principiile noa3tre democratict
an fost inScrise inca din 1S48 pc
.cand, in Vechiul regat abba au
|pntut patfnnde un inceput, in
programme politiee de astazi.
Aceste principii dorim sa lie du-
cem la indeplinire cu continuita-
tea istorica. moi nu suntem alt
ceva decat glasul vremilor trecu-
te carl duceau lupta pentru reali.
zarea programuni nostru.
Astazi, la manifestatie, neat
|picurat 81 mai multa convingere
in trainicia acestor sfinte. prin.
cipii. Ca brasovean, va exprim
recunostinta, (Vii aplauze.) Flu
am fost totdeauna mandru Cd
sunt brasovean, dar nici odata ca
astazi,. cand Rrasevul a vorbit in
numele Ardealulni.
Dati-mi voc sa ride paharnI
pentru tOti <romanii brasoveni
wi aplauze 81 enthusiastic acla.
matii: Traiasca deputatul Braso
vului DIR. Mihai Popovici).
Cuvantul poporulai din Scheiu.
Dl Nicolae Constantin. propric
tar presedintele Soc. birjarilo,
Fdin Brasov, tine sa.exprime, prir
glasnl sau, iubirea 81 respectful
eel are popornl din Scheiu pen
tru aparatorii dreptatei 81 cinstei
Dl Constantin arata fruntasiIol
nOstri, Gu O ironie usturatOart
lpentru sfortarile desperate ale
liberation din Brasov, toate in
cercarile lor de-a corupe pc. ale
gatOri. Nu uita sd zbiciuiasca. CT
un nmor sanatos. figurile cara
ghioase ale hui Nae Pistol, CodiE
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Situatia poldica du1a aIegeri

siile petrecnte in alegerile din
Ardeal 81 Banat earl constitute .
rusine nationala 81 I'm scandal
suprem cum a zis iubitlll no.
stru cOnducator Ill Inliu Maniu.
Casa e! Vii aplauze).
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WOLF CREEK

EpSIE. July 1.-Fine rain Wednes-
day night. Crops are just looking fine.
Grasshoppers still remain but we hope
they will leave soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowen have re-
turned from Sheridan where they had
been for the past ten days.
Ed Love Of Miles City was In this
part Of the country Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Holcomb. Jas.
Burley and Archie Kelly attended
the American Legion dance at Bread
as. Saturday evening.
Herbert Daily of Pinto spent several
days at the McAlister ranch this week.
Ern Lewis Of Pumpkin creek was
having blacksmith work rome at Owen
Brooks Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wise. Mrs.
Mitchell with her daughter la and
Mae Roberts. went gooseberrying last
Sunday on Powder river.
A. F. Kelly made rip to Peter
Schwind's of Elk creek Tuesday.
Miss Freda Mitchell of Broadus Wis.,
tied with her mother on Cache creek
last week.
Glen Aes and Billy hurry have gone
down to Sam Hudson's ranch to help
with the shearing.
James Burley and Walt Mitchell
| were assisting Archie Kelly in the
having this week.
Mae Roberts visited with Mrs. Hol.
| comb and Mrs. Orville weathers this
week.
| Ord kmes of Pinto was in this par,
i Of the country recently.
4. F. Kelly and son Archie Wen: t.
| Bunt Helms of Moorhead Friday at.
| ter a load of wool.
| owen Brock Is kept busy black.
smithing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Knight of up.
per Cache creek spent Sunday nigh,
at Warren Holcomb's.
Marguerite and Montana Ames OF
Pinto are visiting at A. F. kelly's thi.
week.
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THE OTHER MAN.

If every man would do the things the
"other man. should do,
Attack the hoodlum, catch the thief.
and watch the rascal crew.
We'd have a perfect ty. and per-
feet country. too.
A sober land. an honest land, where
men are good and true:
There'd be no more misgovernment nor
graft nor mobs to rue.
If every man would do the things the
"other man. should do,
If every man would dc the things the
"other man" should do.
If every man would think hime<f tc
be the '"other man."
Become his own reformer on a self.
respecting plan.
Aud calmly. boldly, set himself to dc
the thing he can.
Nor wait to find some other one tc
push into the van.
The worlds entire iniuuity we'd put
beneath the ban.
If every man would think himself Il
be the other man."-Ex.
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SELWAY

SELWAY. June p. - Miss Meta
Schwind has gone to Miles City to at.
tend summer school.
Wallace Palmer motored to Niles
City one day last week.
Dave and Sophie Kusel and Ray an
Eva Mcqueen We're visitors at SEQ
Mix's Sunday.
Ethel Ewalt Of. Miles, City is visit.
ing at the Schwind ranch.
Mrs. Ed Harris and Hazel were
callers at Mike Carney's Monday aft.
ernoon.
Mrs. Edith Potter and daughters Wis
tied Sunday at LeveQue's.
George Mix and father went to
Miles City this week for LOAF OF
freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford were callers
at the Byrum place last week.
Marion Bailey visited home folks
Sunday.
Joe Anderson made a business triu
to Miles City Saturday.
Mrs. Mansfield Dunning is visiting
relatives at Camps Pass.
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OLIVE

OLIVE, June 26-Tne school election
called to vote on proposed raise in
the mill levy for the purpose of main
ta1ning the schools nine months. was
poorly attended. Their were II votes
against with 10 for. making a total
of q votes cast. The election was
not generally known and more would
have attended with possible differ
emit result. The clerk says as things
now stand about four months school is
all that is possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grooms were callers
at S. Clarks Saturday of last week
and also at Olive.
Edmund Grooms is helping Lee
Rowsey put up alfalfa this week.
Carl Emmons is putting up A. S.
Rowsey's alfalfa on shares.
Mrs. Mabel Grooms and children
visited Sunday with her brother. Geo
Brock
Hail struck in this vicinity Wednes-
day the 21st of June. and damaged the
growing crops to some extent. There
was heavy rain and high wind with
the hail which lasted for about 20
minutes.
Miss Mabel Gates is visiting her
mother during her vacation. She has
been working in Miles City for some
time and win return there after a
short visit.
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FRIDAY. july Z. 1ees

supplies for several parties.
Walt Owens left Saturday for Belle
Fourche with load Of wool for Wolf
berg.
\ The Ridge hall team played against
mixed team at Lightning Flat Sat
urday afternoon. winning the game by
q score of % to IA.
Earnest Caldwell took Mesdames
CALDWELL and Alexander and Charles
Alexander, Misses Margaret and Alice
Schooler. Lucille and Evelyn Tinkcom
to the ball game at lightning Flat
Saturday afternoon. Misses Lucille and
Evelyn accompanied their aunt. Mrs
Paul Yoeman. home to supper and the
rest Of the party went home with Alex
Scott, returning to the dance.
The dance given by the Ridge ball
team Saturday night in Douglas hal
was quite well attended. The pleas
ure of the event was somewhat spoiled
by heavy rain which began about
1850 and beat into the hall quite.
Crops and gardens are looking fine
in this vicinity with good rain ever,
few days and warm growing weather
between showers.
The Ridge ball team played win
ming game at Ridge with the Bell
creek nine score Is to s. There wa!
la big crowd out to witness the game
and everybody was much pleased Will
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203% more than in 1913, for limestone
at quarries COZ more and for labor
$40 more. Freight rate on coal was
1919 greater and on limestone 62%
greater. A comparison Of these In.
creases with the increase Of 48h%
in cement price and SIX IN the price
Of MI commodities" is enlightening.
Cement is so widely used that users
themselves have standardized It. To-
day every cement maker, regardless
Of his brand, meets the specifications
set Jointly by the United States gov.
eminent and the country's leading en.
cheering societies. All brands Of CO.
ment, therefore, are alike.
Ssvon's Economic Lev.
Because Of this. the prices Of various
brands Of cement in any given market
usually are the same. The reason
for this puzzles many. But the answer
il simple and well stated BY W. Stanley
Jevons, L. L. D., NJ. A., F. r. s., in his
standard work 1.-THE Theory Of Polit.
ical Economy" which says:
IF in selling quantity Of perfectly
equal and uniform barrels Of Aour, .
merchant arbitrarily fixed different
prices on them, 4 purchaser would, Of
course. select the cheaper ones. Hence
follows what IL undoubtedly true . .
that In the same open market, ut any
one moment, there cannot DO two prices
for the same article"
Applying Jevon's economic law, q
simple illustration Of cement competi.
ton may be cited thus: A, B and G are
cement makers. Each seeks basiness
at II. . town with q 30Lcsnt freight
rate from A, IS cents from b and 20
cents from G. This gives 4 q Scent
advantage over B and 10 cents over
G. A figures he can sell at, say, q
mill price Of $3.50. 20 adds the %
cents freight and quotes $50 at II
Then II B and G want to do business
at N they must meet AZ price, reQuil>
Ing B to g 8 cents below 4 In his
mill price and G to 60 10 cents below
A In his mill price. Unless b and @
can make the mill price sacrifices -.
quired BY the market at n % made
BY Al $190 price, thea 4 win monopo-
lie the market at n.
Similar principles apply to other
materials. Prices are net Arbitrarily
made. They are based upsp supply and
demand and upon the cost Of transper.
tati0n, raw materials and labor. SUP.
ply Of labor and materials now u
plentiful. We cannot afford longer 70
delay needed building improvement.
This 70 particularly true because
building n % entwined with the m.
tion's prosperity that q full revival
of building viii hasten Q revival q
other lines Of business
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Non-coal 12-29-16 RE O51O13
NOTICE FOA PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. u. 8.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
June 20, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
ROBERT G. DUNLAP,
Of Moorhead. Montana. who. on June 4,
ing ing $40 acres, No. esieis. FOR sW% sWH
sWA swA. Section :. Tow nship SIS.
Range 4s.E.. NJ; p. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Lula B. Kelsey.
United States Commissioner. at Moor.
head, Montana. on the 18th day of
August, 1922. Claimant names as wit
nesses: Roy meihan. Of Moorhead,
head. Montana; George Daily. Of sayie.
Montana: Albert E. Daily, of Sayle.
Montana.
Jy7-A4 G. w. MYERS, Register.
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RIDGE. June 25.-George Donaldson
is working on n new building for .aul
Yoeman. The new structure will be
two stories; the lower to be used as
a printing office and theupper as liv-
ing apartments for his family.
Sam Runden and sons left this cuun-
try asst Monday for Canada where they
will seek new location.
The stormst his season brought a
double misfortune to Clyde Leonard.
Hail destroyed his grain crop and al
falfa on Ranch creek and the flood a
week later washed out his crop on
Thompson creek.
The families of John Craft and Earn
est Caldwell were dinner guests at
Leonard Moulton's last Sunday.
Ralph Tinkcom has taken the job
of line riding for John Youngman and
Mr. Lawrence of Hulett and for the
stOckmen one upper Thompson.
Paul Yoeman and family visited at
the home of Ralph Tinkcom sunday.
Mr.. Witcher got mixed up in gun
away on the road to Hulett Saturday
and suffered some broken ribs.
Leonard MOulton, assisted by Ted
Craft and Bus Leonard finished about
four miles Of fence on Thompson C.eel
for Clyde Leonard last Friday.
Earnest Caldwell was over on Ranch
creek last week putting up alfalfa. He
expects to be busy putting up hay thu
rest of the summer and Bus Leonard
will work for him.
Hugh Reilly of KaTchcreek was il
Ridge and vicinity on business las
week.
Mrs. Alexander ana sen spent yer!
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Schneider
and daughters last Thursday.
Leonard Moulton left Saturday NOR
ming for Belle Fourcne FOR load Vi
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AI.ZADA

ALZADA. June 2e.-Jack Taylor and
two sons are visiting with Mr.. Tay-
lor's brother, Roy and faily. Mr.. Tay-
lor and sons are en- route to Fayetv!lle,
Ark, wher they will meet Mrs. Tay-
lor and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Butcher Of Nine
Miles and Miss Eleanor Rozelle OF Al.
zada returned from Pinielc, Mont.
last Saturday where Mrs. Butcher
made final proof on her homestead,
They were accompanied home next
day by Mrs. Jim Richardson auA Miss
Grace Richardson.
Mrs. +. N. King and Grace Pichard-
son have been on the sick list the
past week. They are able to be I'D
and around now.
George Richardson is moving his
alfalfa this week.
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Coal RE O31554.O41591
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. y. 8.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
June 80, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
GILBERT F.. PALMER.
Of Selway. Montana. father and heir
April Is. 1929, and Sept. Z. 1915. made
HID and Add. HID Entry 031554-O41591,
containing $50 acres. for SWA SWN
s Sc; N 4 lEN MMSNEss ec Sec = 10 SHNWx
r. 4S-E. NJ. P. NJ. has filed Notice Of
his Intention to submit Proof to es-
tablish the claim of the heir of the
under the provisions of Section Tvs
90 Of the Act Of July %, 1917. Gao
Stat. 24S) upon the grounds that the
died while actually engaged in the
Military Service of the United states
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, U. s..
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that
EVA G.. GOLD,
Of Stacey. Montana, who. on April IL.
tsinnE mage 500 sere. f No. eisaSo FOR
Lots I, S. Section 2. Township as,
Range 47-E., NJ. p. Meridian. has fl ed
notice Of intention to make proof un-
3. to establish claim to the land above
described, before H. r. straiton. Clerk
Of the DistSict Court. at Broad%9s'
Claimant names as Witnesses: John
Gold. Lewis NJ Griffin. John w. Pear
son. W. c. Bidwell, al Of Stacey, Mon,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. u. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
June %, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that
BRYCE L. JOHNSON,
Of Olive, Montana. who. on July Is.
1919, made Add. HID. Entry containing
$50 acres, No. 036404. for NiaNk.
SISSY, Section 81. Township 2.S,
Range 49-E.. NJ. p. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before H. r. Straiton.
Montana. on the 18th day of August,
1922. Claimant names as witnesses !:
Sam Smith. Jim Harris, Lou 1rion.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Land Ofice at Miles City. Montana
June 20. 1929.
Notice is hereby given that
JOS. F. SOTONA.
OF Bay Horse. Montana. who. on June
IS: 1917. made Homestead Entry con-
tanning 320 acres No. O400O9. for East
Halt; Section %. Township as. Range
90 E.. NJ. p. Meridian, has filed notice
OF Intention to make three year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described. before John L. Scofielti
United States Commissioner. at Biddle
Montana. on the 18th day of August
Fred Helm. yerl Hunt Hiram Mahoney
Homer D. Canon. ell of Bay Horse
Montana.
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