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merely tell the little shopkeeper to
move out, and out he or she goes.
There is a very curious phase to
this epidemic of queer little shops in
these one time private dwellings. i
might tell you of one instance and let
/ 1t go at that, because IL is quite typical.
"A young woman came to me and
said that she and her chum had grad
uated from the University of Chicago
where they had conducted a tea and
supper room of an entirely new sort.
She wanted to rent a basement of an
old residence in Forty-fourth street.
/ don't recall whose residence it was.
She was a delightful girl and quite
frank. She said that she could pay
just so much and no more and that she
wanted lease for three years If, after
three months, she discovered she was
in a successful enterprise.
II told her to 80 ahead but to for
get about a lease, explaining that
would not give her lease for at least
a year. She took the entire basement
she and her chum-and they did the
place proud. They were ve-y artistic,
and l give you my word the little res
taurant they opened was beauty
You paid So for d;,Aner tnat wouldn't
stop a dolls appetite. But after dinner
they gave you big Russian cigarette
and you were invited 20 sit in a big
wicker chair and enjoy the smoke.
Likewise they passed deinty little
preserves and pickles and tiny caviar
sandwiches around free-after that So
appetizer. understanding you were
informed most delica .elv that any of
the beautiful artistic decorations were
for sale.
"All went well for few weeks. The
novelty wore off or folks didn't appre-
ciate 1t or something. An way they
lasted but six weeks. Now ] leave it
to you about holding those girls to a
lease. Absurd. hey? Why. Of course.
A hairdresser has that basement now.
and she's making lots Of money. /
think. Anyway, we're raising her
rent"
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Shops Small and Well Kept.
BUT the Prices Are Shocking

The shops were ali small and in ex-
cellent order Except in some of the
tiny tea rooms and supper places (in-
variably yellow and blue furniture with
black parrots on the paper or parch-
ment lamp shades) the prices were all
ways shocking. And the proprietors
always or almost always talked OF
moving uptown further.
You sec" explained one real estate
man. "a great many Of these little
shops are rented without lease. There
are a number of reasons for that. In
the first place many Of .hem fail early
In their careers and there would be no
use at all In trying TO hold this class
Of shopkeepers to a lease agreement.
When their businesses blow they blow
that is financially. We get stiff
rentals for this very reason.
I'm the second place we are always
on the lookout for tenant who viii
take an entire floor or two or three
floors. That requires substantial cap
ital and pretty well founded enter
prise. when we get such a party we
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BY DR.. WATSON LEWIS SAVAGE

- URING the last twenty-five
years woman has advanced in
physical strength and skill
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rs he the sort of man that would
be likely to break windows"
mo man less likely"
rs he the sort of man you would
expect TO find out at the head Of a
mob shouting To hell with the Pope?'"
Witness, with great emphasis: mo!
Certainly not. Jamie was never any
ways a religious man."
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BY CAPT. FRANCIS MccULLAcH.

Special Correspondence Of THE New YORK
HERALD.
DUBLIN, April 2. 1922.
IN EVISITING Ireland after the
* lapse of nearly thirty years I
- find myself astonished at the
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STACEY

STACEY. June 20.-The Stacey
ball team played it's initial game at
Coalwood on Sunday. the result of
which was rather disastrous so far as
our team was concerned. The boys are
undaunted and are working hard this
week in hopes that next Sundays game
with Ashland will result differently.
a. f. Storms and family have re-
turned to Belle Fourche after ten
days visit with relatives here.
R. G. Sutton Is making a business
trip to Miles City via team and wagon.
Mrs. Edith Server of Miles City was
a guest over Sunday at the hcme of
her sister. Mrs. J. E. Olson.
c. C. Wa;bridge accompanied the
Konright orchestra to Selway on Fri
day for the dance at the Jew hall.
They report good crowd and a SPLEEN
did time.
The dance en- Saturday night was a
complete success in every way. A large
crowd was in attendance and Konk.
rights orchestra was in it's usual ex-
cellent form. The next dance will be
on July Is.
D. L. Shy and Mrs. Edna Leihy of
Coalwood were weekend guests at
the home of E. ". Shy.
Miss Virginia Lapcrte returned home
on Wednesday after completing her
term of school in Miles City
Miss Louise Chairman of Miles City
is spending her vacation at the KEEL
sey ranch.
J. L. Templar and family arrived last
week from South Dakota and Mr..
Templar has assumed his duties at the
White Tail ranger station.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Ct the Interior. u. 8.
Land Onice at Miles City. Montana.
Notice IL hereby given that
FRANK ]. PETERSON,
July 4. 1917. made Homestead Entry
containing. $40 acres. No. 04033s. for
South Half. Section IL. Township AS,
notice CT intention to. make three ear
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before H. r. straiton.
Montana. on the 10th day Ct July. 1879.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Louis
Titus. Of Epsie. Montana: Leo Gaskill.
Camps Pass. Montana: Wilbur Titus,
Of Camps Pass. Montana.
Jn2-Jn3O q. w. MYERS. Register.
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Join the viOlators Of our Espionage
Laws in our prisons, and money
wrongfully taken On contracts y ith
the government should be recovered.
% am opposed to any National or
state Law which overtaxes or dis
eliminates against any Of our basic
industries mining, numbering, coal or
oil prospecting. Or, in other words.
am opposed to any Hesitation that dis
eliminates against the hve great in
dustries Of the state Of Montana.
-. / favor and commend cur pres
| ent Primary Law, and am not In
favor Of repeating or amending it.
a. l favor federal Truth in Fab
rio Bill, SO the people viii know when
they are buying pure wcolen goods
| instead Of shoddy fabrics marked as
| all wool.
| Is. I also favor the Farm Bloc, feel
ing that we should have the same
right to organise ourselves for the
protection of the Western states
against the Eastern manufacturing
states, which virtually have a manu-
featuring bloc.
2S. In expressing myself In the fol-
lowing paragraph may have the OPP
position of hundreds Of highly respt CT
ed and honorable citisens Of the State
/ of Montana. for the reason that they
have been organized to oppose anyne
who might advocate the amending of
the herein mentioned Act. However.
II believe that the good citisens. both
men and women, of this great state
will realize within the coming twelve
months that the present voltsead Act
needs serious consideration in regards
to amending it by the lawmakers of
the land. The principal trouble of
today is that the average public SER
want is afraid to express his convic-
tions on account of being attacked by
sincere but mistaken prohibitionists in
his or her community, when instead
of attacking them. they should he will
ling to exert themselves to protect the
lofficeholder who is asking for the
amendment Of laws which are sorely
in need Of changing.
Il 81. am in favor Of amending the
volstead Act for beers and wines,
After three years of extravagance In
Itrying to enforce the Eighteenth
Amendment. our government has ex-
pended millions of dollars by employ
ling an army Of detectives AMI other
employees. and they have caused the
loss Of millions more in revenue to the
government. states. counties and mu-
inequalities. They have created thou
sands of criminals among our youns
men and peace officers, besides pros
titution among our young girls. Not
only are they poisoning the people
with home -disti1led whiskey. but thou
: sands are becoming addicted to the
dreadful drug or narcotic habit. and
an appalling number Of our citizens
are violating the law each day over
this act. I can not comprehend why
the law abiding citizens of this great
state can hesitate in correcting an un.
enforced law which has been SO dis.
astrous in the past three years.
%. Confident of the intelligence and
dfscernment of the Montana elector tC
determine II the above policies and
principles are such as he or she will
t elect to support, l respectfully submit
n them to you and pledge my fealt!
e thereto. If elected l will work vigor
c ously and continuously for their en-
actment or repeal as above outlined
paid Political Adv
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL,
In the District Court of the Sixteenth
Judicial District OF the State Ct
Montana. in and for the County of
Powder River.
In the Matter of the Estate of viii.
liam Wiseham Terrett. Deceased.
Pursuant to an Order Of said Court,
made en- the 21st day Of June. 1922,
notice is hereby given, that Monday,
the 10th day OF July, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. Of said day. at the Court Room Of
said Court. at the Court House in
Broadus in the said County Of Pow.
der River, has been appointed a. the
time and place for proving the win Of
said william Wiseham Terrett, de-.
ceased. and for hearing the applica.
ton CT Priscilla G. Terrett for the 10.
suance to her Of Letters Testamen-
tary. when and where any person In
terested may appear aad contest the
same.
Dated June 21at. 1872.
"A. r. STRAITON,
Jn2S-Jy7. Clerk.
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Ncn-cOal RE O1S0a1
Department Of the Interior, i. g.
Land onice at Miles City. Montana,
June Is, 1893.
Netlf fur Il hafFe ". k k'gsH shet
OF Bid6le. Montana, who, on Nov. lat.
1911: made Desert Land Entry contain
ING ing ls9 acres ere Ne; 0lso2i; for NhNEA
ship SIS. Range s;.E sse1.on 81 Mer rSEn.
has fled notice Of 'ntenticn to make
PROOF Act still: Psra. 3. to establish
fore John L. scoheld. United states
Commissioner. ct Biddle. Montana. on
the sist day Of July. 1929: -Claimans
Of Biddle, Montana: Datus A Ken.
dyick; Of Biddle. Montana; Lyle Pow.
eil. OF Biddle. Montana: John Sans, Of
Register. ;ynsS' TvSS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. u. 8.
Land Oftice at Miles City. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that
BURTON SMITH,
Of Broadus, Montana. who. on JAM. 2.
1920, made Homestead n Entryy contain.
Il. Sec. IS. Lots I. 6. Z. Section -.
Township As. Range 50-E.. M. P.
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
claim to the land above described. be-
fore II; R. straiten. Clerk Of the Dis
trfct Court. It Broadus: Montana. on
names as Witnesses: Glenn Clark. Seth
Clark. John Brodstone. Arthur Bran
des. all OF Broadus. Mont. g. W.
MYERS. Register. Jn23-Jy21
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OLIVE

OLIVE, June 16-Everybody in this
vicinity have finished planting and are
getting ready to vegin cutting alfalfa,
of which there is a good cutting ready.
A. Rowsey has his alfalfa down and
part Of 1t getting caught in the last
heavy rain.
Winter wheat and rye are heading
out fine. The hail of last week CAM
aged the rye some but did no notice.
able damage to the wheat.
1t IL reported that Mrs. Seth Clark
has the finest garden in this part CT
the county.
We were glad to hear a large crowd
attended the Sand Creek Sunday
school last Sunday Many more would
attend but for means of transporta-
ton. the horses being needed fer the
farm work.
A. Brock took dinner at George d.
Grooms Sunday Of last week and la
ter was a caller at Olive.
Don Burley has finished listing his
corn the first time ever and is pre-
pairing to start haying at Lee Rowsey's.
Gooseberries are plentiful this sea-
SON and are quite large.
Geo. D. Grooms reports quite q few
sarvesberies on his trees that he
transplanted from the Staten spring
this year.
Lester Rowsey is putting up a. j.
Paddy" Smiths hay this season.
Fred Titus and Jess Horn are put
ting up hay for H. Foster.
x. J. Stanley is working his listed
corn with a disc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross, Marie Gilmore.
Edmund Grooms, Lester Rcwsey. Mary
Gates and Frank Rowsey were recent
callers at Olive.
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o4Oa3s

No"i NOTICE ac FOR PUnElCArloN.' 0-''
Department Ct the Interior, u. 9.
Land Omice at Miles City. Montana.
Notice 10 hereby given that
CLARK L. RUMPH.
Of Kruger, Montana, who, ON October
-. 1880, made Hcmee4ead Entry con-
sssMan&lnfs w 81 asas' swS We. sn *.
ship rs, Range SS-E., n. r. Meridian.
ns. sd notice q intention to make
to the land above described, before II.
i. straiton. Clerk of the District
10th day Of July. 1888. =" '"s
Claimant names as witnesses: Seth
9. Baker, Roy H. Heaton. Mart Com
sidine. J. D. Rumph. all Of Kruger,
Jns-JnSo g. W. MYERS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
June Is, 1922.
Notice IL hereby given that
LILLE o. KENDRICK,
OF Biddle. Montana. who, en- Nov. /,
1917, made Desert Land Entry contain
ing 100 acres. No: 01sO2o. for SEA
Section %. Township SIS. Range E2-E.
tention TO make proof Act Sells. Far.
8. to establish claim to the land above
described before John L. Scofield. Uni
ted States Commissioner, at Biddle
Montana. on the 31st day Ct July, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: Luther
w. Kendrick, OF Biddle, Montana; Datus
A. Kendrick. of b ddle. Montana: Lyle
Powell. Of Biddle. Montana: John Sans.
OF Ranch Creek. Montana. G. w.
MYERS, Register. Jn23-Jy21
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J2-Jn20

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. u. 8.
Land Land 81 1nif ssss at Miles City, Montana
Notice is hereby given that
ELLA NJ. ANDERSON,
Of Moorhead. Montana: who; on June
tanning 800 acres. No. o45s54, for
sWHswA Sec; g. 7. SIS, r: 4s-E,,
Sec. rp s s.s.. Ree i sef i H. r Meri.
dian. has flied notice Of intention to
make year proof. to establish claim to
b. Kelsey. United States Commissioner,
at MoOrhead. Montana. on the 10th
day Of August, 1922. Claimant names
Moorhead. Montana: August Leitner, Of
Moorhead. Montana: Joe SnOddy CT
Recluse: Wyoming; Louie Mcclure, Of
Jns0-Jy2s q. w. MYERS Register.
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On motion the following onf;cers
state: r J. H. R GermissEn + lsaxs ths
R. straiton and F. L. Funkennusc n; H.
Bridge Fund. as fixed by the h,,dw ent
been the ex Esar ending June 80. 1922 has
fui charges and 0f fhaR} roper and law:
exists 1t was therefore ordered ,h.t
the the . expenditure of s2.7s7.oo be made made
ior such emergency.
budgets Of y: 4: Burkey, Cou !na! a ,he
1orney; W. +; Suffer. Sherifr. and " :
7: Wilson, Treasurer. have become S
wa! pro tserets ana o1as1 fn'
\; "A naRurKey. $500. co. ". E. sSp sntter:
the General Fund I'son' sl'ss2.oo' all en-
granted permission to hire cl was
during the month of July. e'N
c, The Board appointed Judges and
Special Hish School pre and p 1Gr ,hs
ust 18th. isss !ec''ons to be held Aug
The Board adopted resolution for
eiect ffahaas Se9 OF spseaal high school
ICED the County Clerk to dc ali things
necessary for the holding of the
The Board appointed Deputy Regis.
out the county. '"s'
On motion the indemnity bond Of
Emmett Malloy, contractor for c,ae.
ordere6 a, OF lands was approved and
On motion the indemnity bonds Of
the following road supervisors were
approved: John Hand, Howard Mer'
and Geo. ": Lnviiie. a. e. farser
o. On motion the appointment Of Hans
Jefferson as supervisor for districts
62-5S was cancelled for the reason that
rari Npse1 was appointed in his stead.
supervisor for District 5sp IS. road
On motion. Commissioner Pierce and
county surveyor Funkenbusch We're
Otter 70 inspect the roads in the
on motion. Commissioner Pierce was
authorised to negotiate with the sns
pervisor of Custer National Fores, in
Reserve. ~"0 f'iest
A petition for the appointment of !,
oounty frairle Dog Exterminatcr was
ton on same was deferred until fbs
July meeting. '"e
The Indemnity Bond Of the Powder
RIVER County Bank was approved for
me term ending July 10, 1922. at
The Board made out budgets for
and Set. August 10. 1929. az the 1ar
same. = "A'
On motion the Board adjourned.
J. H. NORRIs.
49,. Chairman.
A''e T! 7. WEST.
County Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
June Is. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
EVA q. GOLD,
of Stacey. Montana, who. on April II.
1917 MADE Desert Land E E,HJSyo con- con-
Lots I. 5, Section 2. Township as.
Range 47-E., NJ. p. Meridian. has. III ed
not notice Of intsnticn tc make proof un,
8. to establish claim to the land above
described. before H. r. Straiton. Clerk
Of the District Court, at Broadus
Montana, en- the 31st day Of July, 1922
Claimant names as witnesses: John
Gold. Lewis NJ Griffin. John w. Pear
son. w. C. Bidwell. al Of Stacey, Mon
tana. g. w. MYERS, Register. Jy2a
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Goa NoIqCr ron PUnLlCAr1oS.
Department Ct the Interior. y. q.
Land o9ics at Miles, City. Montana.
Notice I. hereby Given that
g Scr e. isi! o made Hc% S Ens9y
containing 20! yacress No: 091ee3. for
1 ssf,d y s% eNn;Ak,1 as .s snH FEN sn
n. =. Meridian, has filed notice Of in-
tention to make 'hree year proof, to
establish claim to the land shove de-.
Of the District Court, 1t Broadu4
Montana. en- the 10th day Of July, 1898.
Claimant namee a. witnesses: Clark
sldine, Earnest Paul. all Of Kruger.
fns.Jnso @. W. MYERS. Register.
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Coal RE O4O3S1

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior, U. g.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
June IA. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
s WILLIAM 8. ROLFE.
Of Selway, Montana, who, on July 10,
sso acres Ne o4cssi nft oS
EKSEA. SWAsEA, EhNwA, NWK
NV. section -, Township SIS. Range
4s-E.. NJ. p. Meridian, has filed notice
to establish claim to the land above
described before Bert Oollinge, United
States Commissioner. at selway. Men.
tana, on the 31st day Ct July. 1872:
Claimant names an witnesses: Charley
Quebbeman. George w. Cox. A T. Rat.
lfff. Dave Kusel. an Of Selway. Mon
tana. G. w. MYERS. Register. Jy21
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CORRECTION.

Selway. Nc mt. June 13.-The Pow
der River County Examiner-I wish
to call your attention to a mistake IN
your paper: it is copied from the Miles
City American but nevertheless 1t ia a
mistake in the June 9th paper.
/ did not wish to marry Miss Nellie
May Galbraith at all-that is my
mothers maiden name-and the report
Is only mistake. The lady wished
to marry was Ida J. Byrum of Selway.
Will you please correct the mistake
in your next issue? have also sent
letter to the American. Yours very
truly. JOHN c. TAYLOR.
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OLIVE SANDERS. Plaintiff.

OLIVE SANDERS. PAsnt16,
WILL CARTER, Defendant.
The state cf Montana to. the above
named Defendant, Greeting:
swer. the complaint In this action
& ERIK Of this court. . copy Of which
Q herewith served upon you. and to
thereof TIE Sur upon re Plaint;ff. attoSney
within twenty days sfter the service
q service. and In cass q your. fan:
wtll be taken :gsinst yor * defsult
This action 10 brought for the pur-
pase Of forced osing q mortgage given
by the defendant to secure Q prcmis.
sorry note in the sum Of $4,000. with
interest. taxes. attorneys. fees. and
costs. the said mortgage being on Lots
one ID and two (21. the East half q
the Northwest quarter (EANWA
and the Northeast quarter (NEkl Of
the Montana Principal Meridian, cen.
tanning 31O.4 acres. more or less.
| Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court this 10th day Of June. 1922.
e. d. PHEI4AN. Helena. Montana.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Jn16.Jy'
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u
Mesics 10 hereby. given that III var.
rants drawn On The General 1Nnd q
och0oo Ditrjct Ne. -, pQWQof River
naents .pricf TO April 3eth. a1s1s, are
Notics 10 hereby. given that III var:
Sc6cd nistrict NJ. HI PcVaer River
County, which were proeentO0 Tor Pay.
meht prior 70 Aprn lstAJ 1s1s, are
Notice 10 hereby givsn that ~ war.
rants drawn. on the 0enerai. 1und &
School District No. -, Powder H1yeI
esssss. ss sssa to IA IS, sss iss
Notice . hereby given that m war.
ranto. drawn on the 0eneral 1und @
School Oitsrlct No. ~. Powder River
County. which were prAeented Tor pay
ment prior to May tn, 1881. are pay
JOHN T. WILSON,
Je.Jn3o ,~ County Treasurer.
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NOTICE. or C0NTEsT.

NOTICE OF CONTEST.
:. Department Ct the ,, i,,nteriSf. , United te
tsns. June Is. isss.
dres. Miies City Monte s o a
ffS are Who s1ss
90 HE post office address. did on June
:. 1892, ale in this office hts duly corr
tess and s
o4ssSo ana sesisl No. o4se77 n msss
sSys%fss 81 4ss w. w 81 y:
sse . IS sec and j. h sssticn 81 f.
HMS.,a:np pstns siSsth 14iSEs s 50 n Fast
grounds for his contest he alleges that
said entryman has not established res
,,dence Or has not resided upon said
land was not due to Hhe entryman'e
employment in the military or naval
organisations OF the United States, or
eral states; that said cntryman 10 now
wholly In default In the matter OF
reeidence, and cultivation Of said land,
Ter more than ok 1 mcnth nsi last sA past.
that the said siiessiions viii Sc tax.
5. w saS SsG f,r sS sa a
% ssr al e ss.s !. e sSi
fourth publication 81 this notice, &c e
osth. epeci6c.ily respond diis. 10 tSess
allegation OF contest, together Vith
dye proof that you have served . COPY
either In person or y rssistsFsd
You should state in your answer tAe
desire future nctics: 70 b. g ,s e'S g xSs
q. ". MYERS, Rogioter.
Dake Of 1st publication June %, 1854.
Date Of Ind publication June Sc, 1888.
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Coal RE

Coal RE O4O251
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
June 81, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
MARY s. WElPERT.
12th. 1917, made Homestead Entry con.
tanning $50 acres: No. e40251, for NEA
NEANWA, NASEA. sEA SEN, Sec
ttOn IS. Township SIS. Range Size.
N. F. Meridian, has filed notice Of In
tention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
Of the District Court. at Broadus,
Montana. on the 9Th day Of August.
1922. Claimant names as witnesses:
Katherine Severovic, Edw. DuRusseN.
Henry. Ambuel. Alva Marker, all Of
Kingsley. Montana.
Jn3O-Jy2S q. W. MYERS, Register.
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FOR co. CLDnlk AND HDCOnunn.
81 hereby announce my candidacy fcE
the office of county clerk and recorder
|cf Powder River county on the Rerub-
Flican ticket. subject to the will Of
the voters at the primary. election
August 20. 1922. @s ss
]. A. J. HALEY.