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STACEY

October So.--Mr and Mrs. r. W. Shy
spent Wednesday at the D. L. Shy home
near Coalwood. c. H. Wilkinson and
Rowe Emmons were over this week
from Mr.. Willinson's sawmill on Horse
creek above Otter While here. Mr..
Wilkinson made arrangements with w.
C. Bidwell to operate his mill for him.
Mr.. Ridwell is moving his family over
this week. Mrs. John Lapolae and
daughter have returned from an eX-
tended visit in North Dakota. Harold
Coombe. who has been fire guard at
the White Tail ranger station this sum-
mer has conpl eted his work. and Is
returning TO his home at Ashland this
week. joe G:oldstein of Miles City was
buying hides IN this vicinity this week
G. c. NalbIidGe has gone 30 Miles City
where he will be employed in Il garage
for n time.
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Not t0 he Trusted.

some years ago in 3 western state
then a territory. a popular citizen be.
came involved with an influential ant
"verhearing character and killed him
Public sentiment leaned toward the
defendant hut the law was against him
and. when the day Of trial came tn,
defendant. his counsel ana friends bel 4
consultation. and. fearful cf the con.
sequences. they decided that the de.
fendant should plead guilty and be.
the courts mercy.
The jury was charged by the Cour,
and retired. Presently It returned. and
the foreman said:
I'VE find defendant not guilty"
The judge viewed the jury in sur.
prise and said:
Gentlemen of the jury. how be il.
This defendant pleads guilty. and you
find him not guiltyc"
fhe foreman answered.:
We'll. your Honor. the defendan, Is
such liar Ne can't belicv. him und.,
OATH"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1922-11-10

October 3o.-3he 8ingoley Commu-
nifty club met At xingsley Saturday the
sSth. Quite q crowd was gathered and
the referendums to be voted on at the
next general election were read and
discussed. Quite = little Information
in regard to them was gained and we
believe we can &C and vote on them
more intelligently. The club meets
ON the second and fourth Saturdays of
each month. Mrs Katherine Severovic
made trip to Olive on business last
week. Mrs. NJ. e. Hudson has moved
from the ranch and will spend the
winter in Miles City with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Marshall. Kenneth Bliss Ia
here from Miles City to- visit his son.
Kenneth Bliss Jr.. and other relatives.
James w. Hyde made trip to Miles
city on business. Mrs. John Whalen
has retnrued from visit to friends in
Miles City. Rev. Duncan Of Coalwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Surgeon OF
Camps Pass were recent Kingsley vis-
tiers. Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Rayner drove
to Murray school house on October Is
to hear Rev. Powell preach. After
church they took dinner with Rev. J.
| Duncan returning home in the even
| ing. Lenore McI.ain has not been able
| tc attend school on account of sick
ness Emmons and Lamson threshed
| out 205S bushels OF wheat and 1,S00
bushels OF oats for Frank Waters in
| four days. Theodore Mangen took a
! load CT wheat to Miles City and brought
back a load of -four. Mrs Frank Wat
| ters has returned from Miles City with
| her baby daughter Robert F.. Rice
has leased his threshins outfit to Paul
Smith and Frank Ducello. Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. c. Craw and Jul ian Terrett
were Kingsley callers while on their
way to Powderville Saturday after
noon. Ralph Juell has been hauling
! wheat to Miles City. Mr.. Lenertz of
WibauX who has been visiting near
! Kinssl ey, went to Miles City with n.
| L. Rayuer this last week. Mrs. Weipert
| is residing on her homestead near
| Kingsley this winter and the daugh-
| t"rs Magdalen and Isabel are attend
/ inc the Seyerovic school
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RIDDL,E

October 20.-Newman Daily was over
from the 81 Powder river "Wednesday.
Richard Drexel made a business trip
to Gillette last week, John l.. Scofield.
Fat Higgins and Mrs. Charles Scofield
We're visitors AZ the county seat Satur-
day. Candidates who were in BiGdle
during the past week were John L. SEQ
field, Julian Terrett. Sheriff w +. Sut-
ter, Minor Harvey. o w. Cason. \. T..
Norris. Mrs. Dick DreNel Dan Dacham
and little Ruddie nreNel spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Warner Jones. Mrs
Heaton's school children at the Powell
school entertain with a Halloween
party Tuesday night. An evening of
fun anr entertainment is assured for
all who attend. f .. Swarthour has
returned from Omaha where he ship
ped his cattle. Fob Carey of Ridge
spent Sunday with friends here Mr.
and Mrs. A. 1.aning of Belle creek
passed through Biddle Saturday on
their way to Broalus John Middleton
spent Sunday with friends near Ridge.
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O1S-N10

&C. NMB Lists 1-sssl,-sss2. 4.s54a
No fEsT9FATloN II EaTidIaS To EoRMsr EMTRY OF OF
acres. within the Custer ational For
est, Montana. will be subject to settle-
Of OF! the homestead laws OF the United
States aud the act of June II. 1906
ga Stat, 2s3). at the United states
ana e 9ss sS isss q Mss by sny Gy
son. except that for period of 80
days prior tc said date. the land will
be subject to q preference. right Of ex-
Such eN-service men. in order to avail
Themselves. of their preference rights.
must file their applications on or after
a. isss; An such appiissati!onss, !Ss, iiled
pr Prior r to December 20. 1922. viii win be be
treated as simultaneously filed at . a.
applications filed on or after Deeem-
Der 90 1922, but prior to March 20,
1928. will be treated in the order in
which filed Applications may be filed
prior to March 20. 1928. and will be
treated as stimuli taneously filed at 8
q: N. on MARCH 20. 1928. VIZ sW,i
sh SM I sE s. s,s ssa .sEM " wv NWH sn sT II;
sW'. sWi.. swf.' N,t' sWA sEH, sgh sEA sNt VI
SEA SN "A. Sec. 13. NWL NV Il
NEi4 W. NEA NW}4 NEA. NEA
NE4 NV 4 NEA. SWA NW1, NEA
NN4 SEA NV 4 NEA. NW4 SW u
NEA, II. NE4 SEA NWA, NEi,
NEA NEh NWA. Sec. "a, ia s., T.
4b H.. NJ l.. NJ. containing $3.50 acres
Listed without applicant. List 1-3SS1
Els NEh. NEA NWE. NJ Sci,
NE.A NV L. NJ N1a Nw4 NE1,
SCI, NV. NWA NEh, Ne Nwi4
MEL, NEi4. SEA NWL NEL Mel,
WI, NE1, EEL NEL Soc ~ 8
r. a F.. NJ p. NJ. containing IS acres
Listed without applicant. List 1-sSS2
September 2S. 1922. (Signed) GEO. Il
WlCkHAM. Assistant Commissioner OF
L l.. y n O
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Coal MIG O3644G
Department of the Interior, L. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
October 3, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
PETER f. MALLOY,
Of Camps Pass, Montana, who. on De-
cember Is, 1917, made Hid. Application
containing $40 acres, Nc. O36446. for
Nla. Section 12, Township As, Range
of intention to make three-year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before II. r. Straiton, Clerk
of the District Court. at Broadus, Mon
tana, on the l7th day of November,
1922. Claimant names as witnesses:
Louis Titus, of Camps Pass. Montana
Wilbur Titus, of Camps Pass, Montana;
Leo Gaskill. of Epsie. Montana: Gale
Carter, of Loesch. Montana
O13-Nl0 q. w. MYERS. Register.
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Coal 12-29-16 MIG O39593-O39sSe
NOTICE FOR ~ BLlCATION. -.
Department of the Interior, y. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
October %. lS22.
Notice is hereby given that.
MARTIN RUSH.
Of Sayle. Montana. who, on Oct. 80,
ditional Hid. entries containing 600
acres. No. 039593-0395S6. for NEX,
NMsEh. Sec: Is. NhNWA.. MEX.
EhsEA, SWHSEN, SEA sWh, Sec.
Meridian. has fled notice Of Intention
TO make three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore w. F. Britain. United states
Commissioner, at Quietus, Montana, On
the 9TH day of December. 1922. Clain-
ant names az witnesses: Fred II.
YOnkee. Malcolm NJ. Crocker Ole Ha-
gen. John Palmer. oil Of Sayle. Nom
tanA.
NS-D1 G. w. MYERS, Register.
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sIAsf PORK


October 4S-Arthur Robinson wss
taking school. esnsus on East Fork last
week. A, n. Noultcn butchered dns
hie hog which he II kindly sharing
WITH the neighb0rs. Earl Bell was
business caller up East Fork Thurs
dav. Herman Nebetreau took supper
MT the Ashton home Tuesday. Esther
Peterson and Mrs. r. Ashton we're cali
era on Grandma Miller Sunday after
noon. Miss Edna vaara retu,ued hcme
saturday from visit with friends IN
Broadus. Lat Osgood bought the Z.
Bruce bunch Of sheep. r. L. Parlier
bought 500 lambs from Lat Osgoo1 on
Thursday. Walter vaara started tc
Belle Fourche Wednesday with two
loads OF wheat. Christ and Lou Got
Fredson from the Horse creek coun-
try were riding on East Fork Tuesday
locking for cattle. Mr.. and Mrs. carr
swain left for their home at Newell
s. D., Wednesday.
October 66.--Jack Capri. otto Wen
a,ainen. Charlie Carretto and w. Su-
CERT started Friday >cr the railroad
with their beef cattle but they got
word they couldn't get heir cars III
later so they are holding their cattle
on BOX Elder Mr.. and Mrs. carl Swain
arrived on East Fork Tuesday from
Newell, s. D.. the latter to make rrcc
on a homestead. Herb Schroeder bough'
the Aldridge threshinS rig and ne
continuing the threshing in this vicln'
fty. Here are some of the yields: Johr
Sunni got 2a26 bushels off IS acres
Jcnes and Van Horn got 955 bushels o1
wheat off 3S acres: OTTO Wenalainei
got 2343 bushels Off So acres; Lewis
Muto got 1928 bushels off As acres. Al
these yields were wheat and oats
Harry Stoker was shaking hands witt
old friends here last week. Esther
Peterson spent the week nj at the
Adolph Pterscn home. We were great
ly reminded that winter is close al
hand when little snow fell Sunda!
night. Mrs. Harris made & trip to the
McCracken home last week. Mrs. lin
Osgood is in Belle Fourche under the
doctors care. suffering with bloot
poisoning starting fr.r1 wire scratch
Dwight Pierce was n business caller
on East Fork Thursday. sdolph Peter
son started freightin~ his wheat t.
Belle Fourche in his Ford truck The
weather and road conditions are idea
for those who want to freight. There
is an epidemic of ro:is and sort
threats going the rounds Of the neigh
borhood Haz Bailey left Tues7a,
morning for Omaha via Belle Fourche
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U. 9. Lam. o9s!:sss. ,s:s Miles City. Mon.
II 0TOoM II MAY CONCt.HN:
N6eice 10 hereby given that the state
a. Montana, acting unier the prs vi-
siona Of an Act Of Congress, approved
Februry -, 1891. has made applica-
tion for the selections Ct the follow
inr lands, to-wit:
80 NEEswk Sec. 8, T. SIS. r.
sEHswA. Sec. 8. T. SIS. r.
b3-E.
A copy Of the list OF said lands has
been conspicuously posted In this CT
iice for inspection by any person In
ferested and the public In general
Under Departmental regulations OF
April s5. 1907, protests or contests
AGAINST the claim Of the state to said
land or any subdivision thereof ON the
ground that the same II more valuable
Ter mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses win be received and noted fol
report to the General Land Office hl
Washington, D.. G. Failure to protest
AGAINST the claim OF the State to said
land before final approval will be con.
sidered sufficient evidence Of its non.
mineral character ana the selections
being otherwise free from objection,
will be recommended for approval.
G. W. MYERS.
O1S-N10 Register.
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Coal 12-29-16 MIG V27721 O35432
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
PROOF.
Department of the Interior. y. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
October %, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
McLOYD MCCULLOUGH,
Of Minneapolis, Minn., who, on Oct. II,
1921. Nov. II. 1915. made homestead
entry. serial number O27721-O35432, for
NAsWA I, sWAsWA. Sec. 1s. E1.sWA,
NhsEA, Section IS. Township SIS.
Range 47-E:, NJ. p. Meridian. has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of said claim pur-
suant to the provisions of the Act of
March l. 1921 al Stat. 12O2), on the
ground that he is unable to return to
the land because of physical incapacity
due TO military or. naval service DUR
ing the War with Germany. Said proof
Will be made by affidavit, and should
be filed on CT before the 4th day OF
December. 1922. in this Office, where
protest against same may be made
MIDI G. W. MYERS. Register.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1922-11-10
SELWAY

October 2i.-Mr. Palmer cf Missouri
IS visiting his children here Mrs. !
~ Harris spent last week visiting W 18th
her daughter, Mrs. Bert Knudson. An
gela ana Anna Carney visited one gay
last week at the Bottles school. The
ietrie threshing machine is now nj
the ranch of O. J. Cramer Mrs. J. C.
Gardner was a caller at Pierre Lee
Neque's home Thursday. Nellie Pal
mer aud father visited one day this
week At +. j. Harris. Luther Dun
ming OF the Otter creek country was
riding on Bloom creek Friday. Rex
SchW'nd was a business caller at NJ
Carney's Thursday
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1922-11-10

a party or strangers was visiting at
the college. 1t was crisp and cold On.
cf the members Of the party, a charm
ing young woman was escorted through
the grounds by learned by absent-
minded professor. Suddenly. two msm-
bers OF the track team. dressed for
their sport, passed.
TITS dreadfully cold" remarked the
young woman as she gazed efter the
runners. ito he without stockinss"
The professors mind. deep i'm the
contemplation of the fourth din.n-
sions, was attracted by the SOUND of
the girls voice.
"Then why" he asked absently, "d,d
You leave them OFF,
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NOTICE ron RE-pu BLlCATlON.

Department Of the Interior. U. q.
ss1ia, a;sSs SsssSs. @as!ss; Mile" city. Montana.
Netice Of Frefer<se~ Right. Ceal Lease.
Notice IL hereby given that pursuant
to the Act Of February 26, 1920 al
Stat, 437) and to tho regulations
Hereunder approved April /. 1920 lCir-
cular 67s> the Secretary Of the In.
terror has. on the petition ~cf Joe
Morengo and James L. Curran desie-
mated a coal leasing unit comprisine
4so acres described as follows. to vii:
SWN, WIZ SEA Sec. 2s, NEENWL.
>NWAN NEA Of Sec 90. r. 4-s.. II. 60-E.,
The lease Of the said unit win be
awarded to Afessrs. Mcrengo and Curran
under their claim of preference right
for the same. The terms Of the lcaeA
win be fixed by the Secretary Of the
Interior and otherwise the lease VIII
be substantially in sccordance with
the form set out in paragraph Is OF
Any and all persons having adverse
CT conflicting claims to said land ar
any part thereof are hereby nOtiaeil
that they should file ON or before De-
cemher :. 1922. their protest. or OBJ
lection against tho granting Of q
lease Tar the said IL nd, otherwise such
claims may be disregarded in grant
Ns-Da O., W. MYERS. Register.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1922-11-10
WOLF CREEh

October % Don Middleton and
Lawrence Hudson came over FROM,
Buck creek Sunday. Da,e Cantrel and
Mr.. Stiho We're .hIouGh here Nonda:.
VIM. penttield ara Ben ir;lip are haul
ing in wheat to Mdes city fc- Howard
Roberts. VIII Fu'>ins is building a
house for James Surley. Tom Me.Alis-
ter returned from Powder river Thurs
day where he has been visiting at the
home of Newman Daily. Mrs. Leonard
Brock and son made trip TO Brcadus
Wednesday, Fred Trautnan is max.
ing flying trips in and out IF Miles
City the same day. bringing out big
loads of freight in his truck Newman
Daily. wife and child. came over Sat
urday and visited with Mrs. Daily's
mother Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Charlie
Quiherman came over frC m the Pump
| kin creek country Friday. Corda Adam
son and wife made a trip to Miles City
last week with loads of wheat Walter
Mitchell was over from Cache creek
sunday Everett Brock returned from
South Dakota Friday where he had
been fer some time. Glen Ames and
Archie Kelly came over from the road
camp on Little Powder river sunday
October 21.-Al 1rion from the lower
Mizpah country passed through here
Thursday with a shipment cf cattle for
the Omaha market. expecting rc load
at kendrick. On his way home IL will
visit with his sister Mrs. Jack M.ttlen
of Alliance. Neb. Walter Eddl eman and
wife are the proud parents of son.
born to them Wednesday. October lS
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson paid the
county seat a visit Thursday H.n,y
Lancaster. wife and children came
over from Cache creek Thursday and
will visit with Mrs. I.ancaster's moth
er. Mrs. Mcpherson. Frank Riggs ard
wife. William Broaddus and Denny
Woodward of Powder river passed
through here en- route to Miles CITY
Henry wbridse who has been in
Miles City for some time under the
doctors care. returned home Thur day
very much improved in health F.. W.
Trautman and wife visited at the home
of L. c. Irion on Lay creek FRIDAY.
James Buney was over on Cache c,eek
Sunday assisting Walter Mitchell with
his threshing. Hugh Wise came ever
from the road camp Sunday and Wis
tied with home folks. Most every one
In this vicinity is through thresfins
for this season. W. c. McVey and wife
from the Y I ranch were in this part
OF the country recently. owen Brock
made a trip to the county seat Thurs
day. Ern Lewis Of Pumpkin creek
was an over night visitor at A. f.
kelly's Saturday. William Filkins
came up from Pumpkin creek Monday
and win remain on his homestead for
scme time.
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050S7S
Ncn-Coal MIG O5OS7S
NOTICE FON PUBLICATIONS
Isolated Trnct-fpubljc Land Snlc.

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
October Z. 1922. Notice is hereby given
that. as directed by the Commissioner
Of the General Land office. under pro-
visions Of Sec. 2455. II. s.. pursuant .o
the application Of Lawrence Hammer.
Biddle. Montana. Serial NO. V50S7s. we
will offer at public sale, II the highest
bidder. but at not less than $3.50 per
acre.. at 10 O'clock \. NJ. on the Attn
day of December. 1922. next, at this
cffice the following tract Of land:
SEA NWA, Sec. s, T. 9.s. II. 53-E..
NJ. p. NJ. The sale will not be kept
open. but will be declared closed when
those present at the hour named have
ceased bidding. The person making
the highest bid will be required to im-
mediately pay. to the Receiver the
amount thereof. Any persons claiming
adversely the above described land are
advised to file their claims. cr objec-
tiOns. on or before the time designated
for sale.
MIDI G. w. MYERS, Register.
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hat Cohen Had.

Cohen was local salesman for {
New York wooden concern. The de.
preston in business being serious, h,
was willing to go out CT the way 10,
an order. One day. ne invited pro.
spective hnyer out to dine.
The guest picked up fne menu stud
led it, and ordered from soup to nuts
The waiter turned to cohen.
What viii you have, sir?"
Cohen despairin@ly replied: "cim.
mie tea and toast"
From across the table came the m.ld.
~ surprised query of his friend
whats the matter. Crhen. on a dtc.?''
IN On commission"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1922-11-10

Octchor 23.--Frederick Swope visit
I'd NJ II. Considine and family last Sat
ur1ay. Ernest Paul finished his fan
work and left sunday for Moorre ID
whore hc Will be employed in ioad
work untii the weather interferes, r
G. Hubbard visited J. D. Rumph's last
Friday night. Mrs. Bly Bartholomew
went to Oscar Rroaddus Sunday. She
viii accompany them to Miles City,
where she viii do her winter shop
ping.
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Coal 12.2a-16 MG O4781O
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, q. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
October 2, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
GEORGE b. COOPER,
ct Olive. Montana. who, ON September
10. 1921. made Additional Hid. Entry
containing 440.07 acres, No. 0476lO,
for Lots l. 2. 7. 8. .. 10, IL. II. 1s. II.
Is. 10. Section /. Township AS, Range
50-E.. NJ. p. Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention tc make three.year proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described: before H. r. Straiton. Clerk
Of the District Court at Broadus,
Montana. on the l7th day OF Novem.
Der. 1922. Claimant names az wit.
nesses: Seth Clark. Charles B. Lewis,
Louis Monroe. K. J. Stanley. all of
ols-NIo 6. W. MYERS. Register.
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bright Girl.

Granny swhc- doesn't like modern
nannersl-"You girls are SO useless
nowadays. Why. l believe you don't
know what needles are fort"
The Youngest--"Whae deer old
granny you are! Why. they are to
make the gramophone play, Ct coursew
Hist to the Hoas.
Aehie. the little girl OF the family,
was seated at the breakfast table one
morning. AS usual eggs were served
Ether she was not hungry or she had
grown tired of the bill OF fare. for very
earnestly and soberly she. remarked:
II dc wish hens would lay something
besides eggs"
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big POWDER SCHOOL NEWS.

Two new pupils who have entered
the Big Powder river school recently
are Lois OConncr and Leonard Riggs
The pupils Of the Big Powder school
who are on the honor roll for the Sec
ond month are Philip Hanify. Helen
Broaddus, Pansy Daily, Ray Broaddu us
and San1mie Hudson.
]. b. Hurt was Obliged to quit thresh.
ing on account Of the storm.
Oscar Broaddus and son Ray made
a trip to Powderville last week.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick visited
the Big Powder school last wednes-
day.
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The lnveStixs tor,

= small boy came hurriediy dewn
the street and halted BREATH esslv in
frcrt OF stranger VINO was walking
in the same direction.
"HaVe You lost half loilarm he
asked.
YES. yes, ] believe I haver said
the stranger, feeling IN his pocket
'have YOU found one:"
on no. said the noy. I just want
to find out how many have been lost
today. Yours makes hfty-five.-.Ex-
change.
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Coal 2-19-o9 12-c9-iG WEN
04104S 041O44 042246
NOTICE. EOR RlI AI.IC ATINN.

Department Of the Interior. {. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
october 5, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that
MARGARET DEAN.
formerly Margaret Cook, of Moorhead,
Montana, who on Aug. 21, 1917. Dec.
/. 1920. Dec. Is. 1917, made HID. and
Ad. Hid. Entries containing 621.s7
acres, No O41O43, O41044, 042245. for
Lots 4: 5. 6. IL. II. 13, II, NEA SWA
SEA. NWASWA Sec. 2, Lots /. 2. 3,
!. Sec. 3, Township SIS. Range 47-E.,
NJ. p. Meridian. has filed notice Ct in
tention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before H. r. Straiton. Clerk
Ct the District Court, at Broadus,
Montana. on the 18th day of November
1922. Claimant names as witnesses:
Earl Tubb. Guy Dean, r. T.. Fauver,
sam Fauver. all Of Moorhead. Montana.
O13-NlO G. w. MYERS. Register.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1922-11-10
Pu BLISH ERS TO RE KICKED
THROUGH K.K.klTCHEN doom

Just because it seems particularly
appropriate, let us reproduce here a
little parody which was SUNG
by members of the Washington State
Press Association at their annua,
gathering in Pullman IN July. The
tune You should keep in mind is tn.
celebrated "K-k-K-Katy"
"P-P-P-Publishers,
Wonderful publishers.
We're the P-P-P-People
Candidates adore:
just at election,
They love US like heroes;
And then they'd kick us through
The K-k-K-Kitchen door"
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Goal MG O4O210
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON.

Coal MIG O4O21O
NOTICE. FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
Department Of the Interior, Y, s
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
Notice is hereby given that
LUTHER EMRY,
Of Olive. Montana. who, on December
26th. 1919. made Hid. Entry containing
300.7l acres. Nc. O40210. for Lots /, s,
u, NWHSWA. Sec. 2, MEX SEN. Lots
so-E.. NJ. p. Meridian. has Med notice
Of intention to make three.year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described. before H. r. Straiton. Clerk
tana. on the 10th day of November,
1922. Claimant names as witnesses:
Seth T. Clark. Charles Jesse, C. L.
Rowsey, Fred Titus. all Of Olive. Mon.
tana.
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