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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
U. .. LAND OFFICE
Miles CITY. Montana

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Y. >. LAND OFFICE
Miles city. Msntana..
Serial O4S103.
Notice OF Preference Right. CoalAI.ease.
Notice 10 hereby given that pursuant
70 the Act Of February IS. 1859 III
stat. 437) ana to tho fegui ati0na
(Clrcuiar s7SJ the SECRETARY Of the
Interior has. on the petition OF Joe
Morengo and James L. Curran desig-
mated q coal leasing unit comprising
$50 acres described g follows, to.wit:
M1h NWA. 81 NWx, 9WH NEN.
NwN NRk SEQ. Sc. r. s.. 4. 50 f.,
The lease Of the said INIT win be
awarded to Messre. Morengc and
Curran under their claim OF . prefer
ence right for the same. The terms OF
the lease will be Axed by the Secre.
taFy OF the Interior and otherwise the
lease will be substantially In accord
ance with the form set out in p&ra.
graph 10 OF the regulations.
Any ana AL persons having adverse
or conflicting claims to said land OF
any part thereof are hereby notified
that they should 1ile on Or before
1879. their protest Or objection aKainst
the granting Of lease for the hid
land. otherwise such claims may be
in granting such Jesse.
q. w. MYERS.
oS-NS Register.
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MOORHEAO

October S.--James Lawrence of Salt
Creek. Wyo.. was a visitor at the L X
Bar ranch one day this week.
Matt Thoet, while attempting to turn
a steer. suffered a severe injury to his
left foot when the horse he was rid
ing. fell.
r. T. Kelsey. Fletcher Williams. VIM.
Baker and r.. III. Lawrence were trans
acting business in Broadus and Miles
City the latter part Of the week.
Hugo Camplin and family and N. A.
Burkey OF Broadus passed through
Moorhead on their way to Sheridan.
w. HI. Oldenburg was "a business Wis
itor in Mocrhead Saturday.
Ole Hagen of the West divide tsart-
ed trailing a bunch Of hogs to Clear
mont Thursday. from which place he
intends to ship to Sheridan.
Arthur Decker is helping w. H. Oh
denburg get out number of fence
pests.
H. G. Myers and wife were down
from the West divide Friday.
Dutch Huckins and his two broth
ers were business callers at Moorhead
Thursday.
William Leitner was a passenger on
the stage from Arvada Wednesday.
John Link has accepted a position at
the All ranch.
T. s. Buchanan returned Saturday
from Arvada with a lead Of freight
for the Moorhead Mercantile Co.
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NOTICE..
0S1544

y. s; Land office. Miles City. Mon
. TO wooM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the State
OF Montana. acting unier the rrcvi-
sions Of an Act Of Congress, approved
Februry %. 1891. has made applica-
ton for the selections CT the follow
Ing lands, to-wit:
53-E.
.sEAsWh, Sec. 6. T. SIS. r.
63-E
copy Of the list Of said lands has
been conspicuously posted in this CT
flee for inspection by any person in
terested and the public in general.
Under Departmental regulations of
April %. 1907, protests or contests
against the claim of the State to said
land or any subdivision thereof ON the
ground that the same is more Valuable
Ter mineral than for agricultural pr,r-
poses win be received and noted for
report to the General Land Office at
Washington, D. c. Failure to protest
against the claim Of the State to said
land before final approval will be con-
sidered sufficient evidence Of its nom
mineral character and the selections
being otherwise free from objections
VIII be recommended for APPROVAL.
q. w. MYERS,
o1s-N1o Register.
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WOLF OREEA

October s.-Bert Knudson has re-
turned from Mocrcroft where he had
taken his cattle for shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geer from the Moor
head country passed through here on
Sunday with a load of chickens they
had bought CT the farmers between
Broadus and here.
Tom McAlister has gone down to
Sam Houghlan's on Pumpkin creek.
where they are rounding up cattle.
Henry Lancaster Of upper Cache
creek visited with the Mcpherson fam
lily of the lower Wolf creek country
recently.
Rev. John Duncan and family from
Coalwood were in Epsie recently.
Mr.. Kelly, a government man. was
classifying land around the Wolf noun
tain reservoir recently.
Mrs. Ted Wallace from Lay creek
was visiting Mrs. Harry Tarbcx this
week.
Choppie Iairel who has been at Cas-
per. Wyo.. for some, time. returned to
his homestead recently.
Charlie Hanify and family from
Belle Fourche were visiting friends
for several days this week.
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CROSS s CREEK

October S.-Mrs. Sam Dorr has been
called away by the serious illness of
her father.
Mabel Peterson spent several days
at Shy's and while returning home, the
horses which she was driving. ran
away and did considerable damage to
the buggy.
J. D. Childress and c. f. Bartkel-
mess started tc. Miles City with their
beef herds.
Otis Carter and Ernest Pugh have
returned from Fallon county where
they have been employed.
Arthur Abbott and Palmer Berg had
the misfortune to have two of their
rye stacks burn recently during high
wind. The separator. belonging to
Robinson and Smith, was also COM
pletely ruined. The fire started in
from, Of the separator and only by
much hard work did the crew succeed
in saving the wheat stacks. There
have been six other fires in this vicin-
ity within two weeks
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EAST FORK

October 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Phil Der
anleau were Broadus visitors last
week.
Otis Nisley and shipley Brothers
have started to Belle Fourche with
their lambs for shipping.
Threshing IL on in full blast in these
parts now.
Mrs. f. Ashton and daughter Rose
Mary accompanied Miss Petersen to
Ridge Saturday. returning Sunday.
win Deranleau IL at home once
more after serving two years in the
navy.
Mrs. A. r. Moulton IL on the sick list
at this writing.
Charlie billiard spent Sunday under
the parental roof coming from the
W. 0cCracken ranch where he 10 help
ing hay.
The Ashton family and Miss Peter.
son visited At the A. Il. Peterson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lat 0sgood went to
Belle Fourche Saturday on business.
Wilbur Peterson, son Of 1fe. and
Mrs. A. .. Peterson. started to school
last Wesk.
Ernest ossood was . caller up Hast
Fork Friday.
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O13-Nlo
SELWAY

October S. - A number Of farmers
are hauling their wheat to Miles city.
J. c. Gardner made q trip to Miles
City the first OF the week.
George MIX IL freighting his whea.
to Miles City by auto truck.
Mrs. George Badgett and baby are
visiting her father, n. N. NcCullough
Pete Schwind says a man will eet
last in his neighborhood occasicnalls
even though he has lived in the coun.
try for twenty years.
Andy johnson who came here from
Sweden q year ago. mas SUCCESSFUL,
broken his FIRST horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyrl Melville ana sons
A. A. Collinge and Minor aarvea mo
tored to Stuegis. 8. D.. last week. Mrs.
Melville ana sons and Mr.. Collinse en-
pect to remain there for . visit.
A daughter was born October 6 {,
Mr.. ana Hrs. Pierre Le1eQue.
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the Republican National Administra
ton, who can get things done for Mon
tana.
The biggest business in Montana an,
the nation IL farming. We need NOR,
men IN congress VIII know the farme
prob ems and who viii have a real in
terest In solving them along sount
lines.
Carl w. Riddick 10 republican an{
Montana farmer. His record Is tim
OF an efficient worker for Montana ant
loyal worker for all measures Of
benefit to farmers.
Carl Rtddfck is completing his fourth
year as congressman from the Eastern
Montana district. His whole record /.
ne OF service. He gets things done
His ability to get results, his favorable
acquaintance at Washington, and his
experience gained during the last four
years all make him the best man 70,
Montana to elect to the United Sta ties
senate.
necessary qualification for any
man who aspires to represent Montana
in the United States senate should be
a record Of 100 per cent Americarism
at all times. Carl Riddick has such a
record that no Montanan need offe,
apologies. He has never been assc-
ciated or sympathizer with traitors
and the disloyal.
For political effect, certain Eutte
and Helena politicians and newspapers
that try to dominate the politics and
voters CT Montana. denounce Riddicls
and his record. and by half truths and
deception seek to make 1T appear that
he has neglected his work at Washing
ton. Contrasted with those tricky
statements are the public statements
OF such upright and trustworthy men
as Senator Arthur Capper, Senator
Henry l.. Meyer. National President
Howad of the Federal Farm Bureau
and other like men whose wor1 Is
never doubted. that Congressman Rid.
dick has at all times teen an earnest
dtligent and efficient worker. giving
close attention to his duties. The thou.
sands Of people of his district in cast
ern Montana who have had occasion ia
call upon him know frlm personal ex-
perience that he is always on the Job
Carl Riddick carried eastern Mon
tana at the election Two years ago by
a majority Of over $1,000. His treraen-
deus vote in the recent primaries
shows he is now stronger there than
ever before. People appreciate the
service he renders He will also prob
ably carry the western district by a
safe margin. He will appreciate your
vote.
and paid for by Riddick
for-senatcr Club)
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NOTICE FOL, BIDS.
O6.N3

Advertisement for bids on hauling
the fuel to the following school houses
In District 20:
Fer Bidwell School. four loads OF
coal and two rtcks Of wood.
For 6everovic School, four loads of
coal and two ricks Of wood.
For Irton School. three loads of coal
and two ricks Of wood.
For Kingsley School. three loads of
coal and two ricks Of wood.
, Twenty.six inch wagon box full will
All wood is to be cut in fourteen
inch lengths and split.
feet high.
Bids must be submitted for each
All deliveries to be made mt later
than November 3Oth, 1929.
All bids must be in the clerks office
Dy IL o'clock neon on Saturday, Oct,
2sth. 1922. or presented at the school
boards meeting that afternoon. (Octo-
Der 2S), at Coon's place.
JOHN SEVEROVIC
o2O-S7 Clerk ct Dist. No. .28.
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KINGSLEY

October 9.-Elia Raikogolo was out
from Miles City looking after his grain
en- his place and was a Kingsley call er
on his way to Broadps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dimltri volkow passed
through Kingsley on their way to
Broadus. They went to consult Dr. c.
II. James in regard to Mrs. vclkow's
health She has been quite poorly for
some time.
Mrs. II. L. Raynet, was given a "sur-
prise" on her birthday. September %.
She was the recipient Of useful gifts.
The ladies brought edibles in plenty
and everybody has a feast and all had
good time. Miss Ayers. Miss Fitz-
patrick and Ben Norris. returning
from Cross s country. called at Kings
ley and partook Of the good things of
the surprise.
II. E. Rice threshed 1,4O0 bushels of
wheat on the Juell place for Sam
Hudson.
Lee Rowsey of Olive was a caller at
Kinksley this week.
Mrs. Frank Waters has gene to
Miles City to spend few weeks.
Ralph NJ. Neiman has lost his entire
crop of grain. some nine or ten stacks
in all, by fire.
n. Lenertz OF Wibaux is here visit
ing. He and his son Louie are intend
Ing to do some fencing en- Louie's
homestead near Kingsley.
r. =. Rice Ia threshing at James W.
Hyde's.
Vasili Rashkoff lost two stacks of
wheat by fire on the A. T. Leith place,
also burned up the barn and outbIild-
ings.
Ferd Henning and Art Abbott were
Kingsley callers this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake George and little
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. whiting and
Mrs. Collins and little son took dinner
at Kingsley on Wednesday Of this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. George spent last
year in Oregon but are coming back to
old Montana. Mrs. George says she
likes Montana best.
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DR.: G. H. James was appointed Coun-
month.
The suretiss on the Indemnity BEND
ed until October 2. 1922. to file imam
cial statements.
The County Surveyor was Instructed
to survey the Lower Otter and Cook
Creek roads.
The County Clerk was directed to
advertise for bids on 70 tons Of coal.
II was decided to have the State
Highway Commission survey is miles
Of the road between Broadus and the
Custer County line
Commissioner Smith was chosen to
snp,erintend the construction Of an ad-
dttion to the Court House vault
Commissioner Morris and the County
Surveyor We're directed to take charge
OF the work OF moving the Little Pow
der River Bridge, at the Cross Ranch.
to a new site
On motion the Board adjourned.
al ]. H. MORRIS,
Chairman.
=. T. WEST.
County Clerk.
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CAMPS PASS

October Slogan Quebbeman made
q business trip to Mics City the first Of
the week.
Kusel Borthers marketed grain In
Miles City this week.
r. ]. Ccoksey Of Mics City transact
ed business ON Pumpkin creek the first
Of the week.
Kenneth Mclean was a business Wis
itor ON Pumpkin creek this week.
Mrs. George OFT and daughters JOS
ephine and Vera were this weeks
Miles City callers.
Minor Harvey returned the last of
the week from Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeI-Os Selway are this
weeks visitors in Miles City.
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FOR COUNTY sUPERINTENDENT.
hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office Of county superintendent Of
schools on the Republican ticket sub.
5ect to the will Of the voters at the
general election November Z, 1922.
J. I. WESTPHAL.
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L.oEsOH

October 9.-There was dance at
the Gaskill school house October Z. at
tended by large crowd. mostly young
folks Of this community The teacher
had health star which included all
the children. A topsy turvy play was
also given in which the smaller chill
dren took part. There was plenty Of
supper fer all. The music was good
and everyone declared they had had a
fine time.
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Hts Morning. Bath.

Two health enthusiasts were discuss
ing methods, when suddenly one Of
them said: "You still take your morn
ing bath, I suppose?'
"Never miss 1t. my boy" cried the
other enthusiastically. Sometimes
take it hot: sometimes cold: and when
Tn in a rush take 1t for granted"
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For COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
/ hereby announce myself as a can.
didate to the office as county superin.
tendent Of schools Of Powder River
county on the Democrat ticket, sub.
ject to- the will of the voters at the
general election November z, 1922.
LOUISE vALESCA GAAR.
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INDEPENDENT TICKET
FOR ASSESSOR.

l hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of assessor. to succeed myself
as an independent candidate. subject to
the will of the people at the general
election to be held November Z, 1892.
]. D. WILLIAMS
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FOR co. CLERI

FOR CO. CLERK AND RECORDER.
I hereby announce myself az u cam
didate for the office of county clerk
and recorder Of Powder River county
en- the Democrat ticket, subject to the
will Of the voters at the general cleo
ton November Z, 1922
A. B. NORRIS.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

I hereby announce myself as a can.
didate to the office Of county treasurer
of Powder River county on the Fem.
ocrat ticket. subject tc. the will Of
the voters at the general election Mo-
vember Z. 1922.
WALLACE w. PALMER.
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FOR CO. CLERK AND RrCoRprs.

FOR CO. CLERK AND RHCORDER.
hereby announce myself for re5
election to the office Of county cisrl
ana recorder Of Powder River county
on the Republican ticket. subject q
the will Of the voters at the general
election November Z. 1929.
B.. r. WEST.
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FOR SHERIFF..

I hereby announce myself as q can.
diadte for reelection to the offics Of
sheriff OF Powder River county on the
Democrat ticket. subject to the will
OF the voters at the general election
November 2. 1922
W. E. SUFFER-
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Onice Of the County Clerk

and Recorder.
Brcadus. Montana. September I, 1922.
On the 4th day OF September. 1929. at
10 A. NJ. the following persons. viz,
c. G. CraW. Justice Of the Peace. in
and for Broadus Township. Powder
River County. Montana. and F. T. West,
County Clerk and Recorder Of said
county. met in session as a Board
OF Canvassers to canvass the returns
Of the votes cast at the Special County
Election held on the goth day of Au-
gust, 1881.
1t appearing tc the said hoard that
the returns OF all the election precincts
had been received by the County Clerk.
said Board proceeded to canvass the
returns, a. follows:
Votes.
For County High School. ...... 3s6
Against County High School,. lS6
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

FUN CUUNTY COMMISSION En-.
hereby announce myself a. a cam
didate to the office as county com.
missioner Of Powder River county "a
the Democrat ticket. subject to the
will OF the voters at the general cleo.
ton November Z, 1922.
JOHN BROADDUS.
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DEMOCRAT TICKET
ron STATE REPRnsENTATI,

FOR STATE REPRESENTATION,
I hereby announce myself az can.
didate for the office Of state represen.
tative en- the Democrat ticket subject
to the will Of the voters at the general
election November Z. 1922.
JULIAN TERRETT.
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: Votes.
F. o. Middlebrook. Pre-. No. Is.
Thos. Barnard. Pre-. No. / 80.
Ralph McCurdy. Pre-. No. g..
w. F. Wilson. Pre-. No. lS.....
Fay Allen, Pre-. No. 8 ........
Chas. Daily. Pre-. No. ........
A. n. Kelsey. Pre-. No. 1 .....
w. Richardson, Pre- No, 9.....
J. Burleigh. Pre-. No. IS. .......
VIM. Lavell. Pre-. No. II .....
c. b. Lewis. Pre-. No. IL ...... s
Camplin, Pre-. No. IL ..........
G. w. Long. Pre-. No. IS $500.
J. L. Sccf1eld. Pre-. No. 20 $50.
Geo. z. Miller. Pre-. No. &c.. l
F. +. Kelsey. Pre-. No. rs 500.
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FOR COUNTY Assessor.

I hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for the office Ct county asses.
sor on the Republican ticket subject
to the will Of the voters at the gen.
eral election November 2. 1922.
M. 4. WILEY.
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FOR SHERIFF..

I hereby announce myself a. a can.
didate for the office Of sheri0 OF
Powder River county on the Republi.
can ticket. subject to the will OF the
voters at the general election Novem.
Der Z, 1922
L. r. WARREN
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FOR SHERIFF..

l hereby announce myself a = can.
didate Tor the Office as sheriff OF row.
der River county on the Independent
ticket subject to the win ef the voe.
ers at the general election November
Z. 1922.
MINOR HARVEY
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! hereby announce myself as q cam
didate to the office as county SUPER
intendent Of common schools OF Fow.
der River county en- the Independent
ticket subject to the will Of the vct.
ers at the general election November
Z, 1929.
r. M. NEIAaAN.
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MINOR HARVEY
NOTICE.


Notice 70 hereby given that al w.r-
rate drawn on the Road Fpnd a
FoWNer River County. which were prc.
Sth. 1881. and including vsSrsSts
nomeered w. 1917. ana 1o70, VSich
WoTS preoente0 Tor payment On "a,
vsmesr 9Th. 1851. ARE yeya1le.
3 S. 4 2 soaetS '''' s'' - y.
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FUN COUNVx CO001001ON0R.
hereby announce myself 90 Z cen,
didate for the Office Of county con,
missioner (six-year terml On the n.
publican ticket. subject to the win q
the voters a. the general electioy
November Z. 1889.
BAXTER PIERCE.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR,

l hereby announce myself a. q can.
dtdate for the office Ct assessor Of
Powder River county on the Democrat
ticket. subject to the viii Of the vot-
ers at the general election November Z.
1922. O. w. CAsON.
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PROCEEDINGS Of THE
BOARD Of CAAvASsERS
Office Of the County Clerk
and nnNnpAAr

and Recorder.
BrOadus. Montana, September I. 1853.
On the Attn day Of September. 1854. at
- 4. e. the following .per.sns: viz.
and for Broadus Township, Powder
River County. Montana, and J. =. West,
County Clerk and Recorder Of said
to canvass the returns of the votes
cast It the General Primary Nominal.
tng Mscticn held on the 1sth day Of
L appesrine to said board that the
returns Of al the election precincts
had been received by the County Clerk
said Board proceeded to canvass the
returns ana the following named per.
sons were found to have received the
number OF votes for the respective Ct.
fees on their respective party tickets
Tor which they were candidates tor