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Evening star., 1952-10-16
Chest Workers
Get Reports on
Fund Progress
Two Biggest Units
Tally Contributions
In. Drive for Quotes

It's two largest units hoped to
send the Community Chest -USO
campaign along a few more
|notches today at report luncheons
in the Washington Hotel.
Secretary of the Army Pace will
lpresidet at a meeting of the Gov
Iernment Unit. of which he Is
chairman. Government workers
have a quota of $1,752,250.
At the general report Tuesday.
the Government Unit tabulated
22,162 pledges for total of $780,
l016.47. or just under II per cent
of the goal.
They'll Hear Election Views.
Grifing Bancroft, Columbia
Broadcasting System news COM
mentator, will discuss national
election, forecasts at the Business
Unit luncheon to be held simul-
taneously.
Chairman John S. Hayes, presi-
dent of WTOP, announced that
Red Feather Oscars" would be
awarded to six pace-making firms
and organizations.
On Tuesday. the Business Unit
had reported 1873 pledges for 6
total of $194, ,000.55, or 11.36 pei
cent of it's $1,707, 900 goal.
The total general report at thu
opening showed 27,433 pledges fol
$458,610.51, or 11.05 per cent o1
the $4,150,0 900 goal for the Wash.
Iington area.
This goal includes $334,545 fol
Ithe USO and other United De-
Ifense Fund services to member.
of the armed forces and theil
families.
Leaders Will Have Rally.
]. Commissioner F. Joseph Dono.
hue has announced that a Rec
Feather-USO campaign rally fol
top leaders in the campaign will
. be held in the board room of thu
District Building at 10 am. to-
! morrow.
Campaign Director Edward j
I Keyes has issued a reminder tt
the public that authorized solici
tors in all units of the campaign
carry credential cards so that the,
, may identify themselves readil,
to prospective donors.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
PIoy Leader to Speak

Jack B. Fellows, youth recrea-
tional leader for the Southern
Baptist Church. will speak at a
city-wide training meeting at 7:45
r. m. tomorrow in the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church, Sixth and A
streets NE.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
On Radio Tonight

Listen tonight at 10:45
o'clock to Robert Harden
telling his own story to
Gunnar Back over The Star
stations-WMAL and WMAL-
FM.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
How the Chest Serves


haircut puffed on his pipe and
gave a deprecatory little laugh.
II was living like a vegetable"
he said.
II had reached the point
where there was nothing I could
do. You see, I can't use my
hands more than a minute or
so. I have no strength in the
fingers. I can't use my legs.
I can't use my eyes.
Listening to soap operas.
Say, I could write better soap
operas than any one.
"Well, in short. I was on my
way to going stir crazy.
"It was in January, 1945,
while I was in the Army that
the onset of this thing came.
We were going from Luxem-
bourg to Leipzig in a jeep. When
we stopped at Frankfort, my
left eye had gone completely
blind.
Called Multiple Sclerosis.
Gradually, over a period of
six months. the sight came back
slightly. It wasn't until I was
out of the Army and had been
working a year in the State
Department that I began to
have any difficulty with my leg
muscles.
Then at the end of 1949,
it had reached the point where I
was using a cane. I still could
read. I went into a Veterans
Hospital just to see if anything
could be done. There was Moth
ing they could do. I was there
a year. Two years ago came
out.
Its called multiple sclerosis.
It's only been in the last 10 or
is years that doctors have
diagnosed it. They used to call
it creeping paralysis.
"In January. 1850, I had to
give up my job at the State
Department, although for part
of the year was able to keep
up some part-time work, writing
and things could do away from
the Office.
"It was in the first part of
1851 that I lost the use of my
eyes"
Pauses to Greet Children.
Robert Harden paused to say
hello to his 5-year-old son David
justA in from kindergarten. On
David's heels came 3-year-old
Melinda, waking from a nap.
"Then I got hold of the
braille," he went on. THAT was
last April. It gave me plenty to
do, just learning the braille it
self. And it's opened up a whole
new avenue.
Being house-bound, I wasn't
able to go anyplace to learn
braille. But Miss Gretta Griffis
(of the Department for the
Blind of Family and Child
Services of Washington came
here to the house for the les
sons. Except for this one agency
that gave home training. ]
couldn't have had it.
II went on to learT an addi-
tional stage Of braille, sort OF a
shorthand step used for taking
notes.
"What was hoping I could
do was to get into some form
of writing, which I think I can
do. But much of the type OF
writing I want to do would in
volve taking notes. / can't take
useful notes without braille.
Writes Educational Pieces.
I'm now writing some educa-
tional pieces for the London
Times and work on a weekly
news sheet put out by a CO.
operative federation. I got into
the latter through Miss Griffis
who heard they needed some.
| one.
| "when I get hold of an cleo.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
Citizens to incorporate

The Bradbury Heights Citizens
Association, meeting in the Brad
bury Heights Methodist Church,
1900 Bowen road Sc, last night
decided to incorporate. Edward
G. Rees. vice president. presided
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

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GUESTS TV SHOW H. Robinson of New York
National Broadcasng Company TV
York Close Up recently and he brought along some Of
his church building fund drive
Among Mrs Margaret Jackson TV model
Faenberg the
French (Newspress PhOtO)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-01
778 Heed

81 bulls selling as sim
giles. ST bulls selling in
pens of three. 10 top
heifers.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-01

IuOTllltlS prices. 1ney went 10 VI. IN.
Leek of Ogden, Iowa.
The grand champion pen of heifer |
calves, % head of March and April |
calves consigned by Fred o. Harrer,
Bozeman, led heifer sales. They sold |
at $155 a head to Ronald r. Fergu-
son, Bickleton, Wash. Ferguson, who
paid 1910 apiece for the grand cham
pion heifer calves at last years sale,
also bought 10 head of first pre-
mium-winning N Bar heifer calves
at $3.50 each and IL head of the re-
serve champion cows consigned by
Archie Ginther, Harlowton, at $162
each.
Harrer also consigned the grand
champion pen of steer calves to the
show and sale. They sold at $31.85.
The reserve champion pen, con-
signed by Charles McNiel, Emigrant,
sold at $3180 and a second group
of McNiel steer calves, second prize
winners among 1920 head pens, sold
at 1920. The 20 third-premium
calves consigned by w. j. Harrer,
Helena, sold at $33; another 20, con-
signed by Adolph Mortag and win
ners of the fourth premium ribbon,
brought 1920. Each of these lots
sold after the Fred Harrer steer
calves.
Iowa Feeders Buy Most
More than SO buyers from Mon
tana and nine other states took home
the cattle sold by Auctioneers Ken
Councilman and Otis Reynolds, with
Iowa feeders claiming the most.
Montanans bought between 800 and
900 head, many going to Amos Kelly
& Son, Malta, who purchased 1913
head of females with $29, 628 check.
Included in the Kelly purchases
were the top-priced grand champion
cows consigned by Lawrence Hitler,
Bozeman-13 head at $218, Is at
1926; "a head of yearling heifers
consigned by Halsey Grant, Billings,
and winners of the championship
ribbon in their class, at $188 each;
the reserve champion pen of year
ling heifers consigned by Doug and
Nancy Dear, Cascade, at $160; the
third premium-winning COWS from
the Bill Turner herd, Hobson, at
$186-187; Turner's consignment OF
yearling heifers, also show winners
at Sal each, and Sc head of heife1
calves, mostly from the v Lazy U
ranch.
Prices of yearling steers at the
sale ranged from $24 to $28. The
champion pen, consigned by c. M
Huffine, Danvers, sold for $3.50 {
hundred for the "a head; the frs
premium-winning pen in the 1925
head class, consigned by Charles
Nelson, Stanford, sold at $3.50.
group of 600-pound yearlings from
the G.. L. Hoyer ranch, Heath
brought the S28.
P. C. Fender, Arlington, ant
Hitler were among the largest con
signors to the show and sale, an,
I A. A. Buxbaum, Sidney; Guy Sow
| ers, Wyola; Perry Stanfill, Boze
| man, and c. L. Wright & Sons, Hy
| sham, were among the heavier Mon
| tana buyers. Kelly & Fenske, Frank
| lin, Mimi, were one of the stronges
| out-of-state purchasers, taking %
J head. Others included Peterso
I Cattle Co., Iowa; Bowman Cattl
| Co., Monticello, Iowa; S. R. BIT
| chanan, Thermopolis, Wyo.; Clyd
| L. Dorius, Fayette, Utah; Robert /
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-01

Show: 100 p. m, Nov. 6
with Judge Herbert Chan
dIer.
Sale: 100 q. M, Nov. 7
with Auctioneer n. B. So
ger.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Bedroom Furniture

Twin-sze Bed, modern
walnut veneer ------- $500 1850
Vanity Bench, woInut
veneer, chortreuse seot-- 1850 S.75
Modern DoubIe-size Beds,
blond ------------ $3.50 1915
Modern Chest-on-C Chest,
birdseye maple ----- oo.75 1885
Studio-stye Heodboord
Bed, double size, with z
cobinet night tables,
birdseye maple -------l7e.5o $500
Chest Robe, HopoIone
Cassidy style, tumbIeWood
finish .---- ee.75 $500
Lcnsburgh's- h's-FURNTTURE-Fifth Floor
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Ge may = q; Priscilla Stewart to
3sE' " MILLER: NWSE-2 TisR.
May 20, J.. B. ousst r.
nnalperg: East SO IT. NJ lens
t M. o. LIST Addn. to Hardin. g.
n May %, Chas. E. o,,est r.
O. .; Quest: Lots 4 u s MI, 10
o : Addn to Hardin, " Di
May 20, Jens Kalberc et,,v D.,
JACOB DeWald etux: WsSt ' az 70
R ri loss 5 & 6, and ali LOT, d q
NJ D. ISL Addn. to Hardin 4
WAY ~, James Redmond CTR,
% =. r. Fitch: Lots 3 2 all
q alghland Park Addn. TO Har-
May 20, Denver d 1;ro,,u
eIuX to Same: Lot ! plh )
fignIand Park AID, Hardin. o.
June 2. Berniece S. Bent Of
o 70 Johnston PhiIlins RovG.
M s5gHS 5, 4, NRSW-34: Lot !
SNI,S2E-54; Lots Q, 3. 4. NIaSW'
NWSE-35 T8SR32E. "'
June 3, Sameul Jose Davis
T9Np 20 20 Forrest L.. Cass: SW-25
June 3, Clyde RAIDER etux ct
d 10 T.. u. Land & I,ivestock
20; Water right to NESENST.
NV, MEME WINE. II i Sec
N'i LIS q 3, Sec. Is T2NR33E.
oune 4, r. E. Warren etux to
warren and Sons, Inc: SBSW-
a q vERNE-S; WkNW-18 fiSR-
June 4, Philip Frickle et,,x
10 Joseph Qlenik: west 50 fl
Lot 8, Blk. IS. 4th Addn. to
June 5, Charles Yarlott et,,x
70 less J. Blankenship: NW-22
June 10, Roy Gill etux to
Gnl Cattle Co. of Ariz.: NV
Mz2SW & Lot l, Sec. SO TeSR,
June II, F. M. rschirgi etux
10 State of Montana: 1873 a.
In Lot 4, Sec. 10 T9SR34E.
June IL, Big Horn County to
same: 3.61 a.. in SbSWSE.
SSh2SW.6 T9SR35E; SRSESE-l
June IL, Same to same: 1872
a. IN SW-11 T9SR34E.
PATENTS
May 81, United States to
Floyd Warren Inc: Lot 4, Sec.
80 T1SR34E.
May ~, State of Montana to
Roy Gill: NV, NhSW, Lot l.
Sec. SO T9SR35E.
May %, United States to E.
F. Eberly: SR-21 T1NR3OE.
June 8, United States to Sam
uel Jose Davis: SWe25 T2NR37E.
June 5, United States to
Charles Yarlott etux: NW-22
T4SR36E.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
May %, Lynda Nipplot to
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co.: N.Y.
81 T1NR31E. 6 yrs.).
May %, Estella Grebe to Win
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Information has been filed by
libelant in the above-entitled
Court and cause; That by Or
der of Court there has been
seized on land and in the In
dian Country, within the ex-
terror boundaries of the Crow
Indian Reservation, in the
County of Big Horn, in the
State and District of Montana,
and within the Jurisdiction of
this Court, the following de-
scribed\ property, to-wit: One
1948 Tudor Ford Sedan, Motor
Number 2 BIT 1886, 1851 Mon
tana License Number 29-1042,
1852 Montana Sticker Number
22-01819, together with it's tools,
parts, accessories, and appur-
tenances, (Seized from Frank
N. Salazar; registered owner
Frank N. Salazar, Hardin, Mon
tana). That libelant prays in
said Libel of Information that
said property be condemned
and forfeited to the United
States of America upon the fol-
lowing ground: That on or
about the 26th day of April,
1852, and previous to the seiz-
ure above described, Frank N.
Salazar had, then and there,
unlaWfully introduced into the
Crow Indian Reservation, which
said Reservation was at all
times herein mentioned, ever
since has been, now, and is,
Indian Country, certain malt
and intoxicating liquors, to-Wit:
Beer and Whiskey, a more par
ticular description of said in
toxicating liquors being to your
informant unknown; and by
means of said automobile and
motor vehicle, and at said time
and place, the said Frank N.
Salazar was then and there in
possession of said malt and in
toxicating liquors in said auto
mobile and motor vehicle, which
was then and there, and has
been heretofore used in intro
ducing and conveying said in
toxicating liquors as aforesaid
into Indian Country, where the
introduction thereof is, and
was, at all of the times herein
mentioned, prohibited by the
laws of the United States, to-
wit: Sections 1854 and 1156,
Title Is, United States Code.
Notice is further given that by
order of Court all libelees here
in named and all persons hav-
ing or claiming any interest in
said motor vehicle and auto
mobile seized, or having any
thing to say why the same
should not be condemned and
forfeited, appear and file their
answers, claims and defenSes
to such information, setting
forth their interest in or claim
to said property libeled, with
the Clerk of the above-named
Court at Great Falls, Montana,
on or before the 7th day of
July, 1852, the same being the
time and place fixed for the
return day hereon. Dated this
9Th day of June, 1852. D. A.
Batchoff, United States Marsh
al for the District of Montana.
BY j. p. Johnsrud, Deputy.
Pub. June 49,
444S
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LEGAL
NOTICES
SUMMONS FOR PII

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATIOF
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF TILE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
TILE COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
HOMER A. SCOTT, Plaintiff,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF HARDIN, Hardin, Mont,
a corporation, the unknown
heirs and deyisees of WILL
LIAM HUMPHREY. Deceased,
= and MARY HUMPHREY, and
NARY HUMPHREY, heirs of
HOPE HUMPHREY, DAVID
HUMPHREY and, MARY
ROSETTA HUMPHREY, In
dians of the Crow Indian
Reservation, and all other
persons unknown, claiming,
or who might claim, any
right, title, estate, or interest
in, or lien or encumbrance
upon, the real property de-
Scribed in the Complaint, or
any part thereof, adverse to
plaintiffs ownership, or any
cloud upon plaintiffs title
thereto, whether such claim
or possible claim be present
or contingent, including any
claim, or possible claim of
dover, inchoate or accrued,
Defendants.
TILE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETINGS TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in this
action which is filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of this Court,
and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twen-
ty 600 days after the service
of this Summons, exclusive of
the day of service; and in case
of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default, for the
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ston L. Cox: Sk-12 T1NR3OE
10 YrSl.

ston L. Cox: Sk-12 T1NR3OE
G0 yrs.).
May 20, Celeste Pease, Guard
ian. to John r. Padon: NESW.
SRSW-33 T7SR33E 10 yrs.).
May 81, Martin w. Ripley
etux to Andrew II. Gay: Lots
8, 2, NRSE-31; Lots 1, 2, 8, 4,
NRSh-32 T9SR40E 90 yrs.).
May 81, Floyd J. Scott etux
TO Same: Same as last above.
June 4, VIM j. b. Graham
etux to Union Oil Co.: WkNW,
EkSW, SWSW-28; NENE-29;
sESE-S3; WkSW-34 T8SR35E
June 4, Sam E. Denny etux
to Same: MINE, NENW-26
T3SR34E 40 ,yrs.).
June 4, II. w. Willcutt, Sr.
etux to Same: NKNE-30 T3SR-
BE 90 yrS.).
June 10, Norman A. Trask
etux to Union Oil Co. of Calf:
Nk, Lots l., 2, 3, 4, Sec. s.;
N.Y., MISE, NRSW-6 T2SR31E
(10 yrS.).
ASSIGNMENTS OF
OIL AND GAS LEASES
May 26, Glenn H. Mccarthy
to Marcus Snyder: Parts of
Township 2NR35E, 1NR35E,
1SR35E; 1NR34E; 1SR34E;
2NR36E; 1NR36E and 1NR33E.
May 20, Walter G. Davis etuX
to Cities Service Oil Co.: SR-
Il; SR-15; all %; NR-23 IT,
June 3, Andrew H. Gay etux
to The California Co.: SESE-4;
NE-9 T9SR40E; SWSE-33 T8SR-
40E.
June 8, Same to Same: SR-
SW, SWSE-3; NRNW, NWNE,
T9SR4OE.
June 8, Same to Same. Lots
6, Z, NRSE-31; Lots l, 2, 8, 4,
NRSR-32 T9SR40E.
June 8, Same to Same: Sk-
NV, NENW, NESW-27 T9SR40E.
June 8, Same to Same: Ea-
NV, WHaNE, NENE-33 T9SR40E.
June 3, Same to Same: WIZ
SW, SESW, SWSE-27; SR-28;
ElaNW, WINE, SENE-34 T9SR-
ACE.
June 3, Same to Same: Ny
NE, NENW, SRNE, SENW, E2-
SW, ERSE-23; NINE, NENW-
26 T9SR4GE; Sh, SRNE-19
T9SR41E.
June 6, Andrew H. Gay etux
to The California Co.: SWSW-
Is; SENW, SINE, MEME, NR-
Sc, 81; SRNW-28, SINE, NV
Sc, NkSW, SENW-29 %, NWNW-
% T9SR39E.
June 6, Same to Same: SW-
NW-23; SWSE-13; NE, NESE,
ERNW-22; Lots l, 2, 3, 4, NV
NE, NWSE, SW, SENW-2 Me-
NV, NWNE, Lots l, 2, 3, Sec.
25; T9SR39E; Lots 8, 4, Sec. 10;
Lots l, 2, 8, ERNW, NESW-30
T9SR40E.
June 6, Andrew H. Gay etux
to The California Co.: S12SR,
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relief demanded in the Com
plant.
The said action is brought to
quiet title to the following de-
scribed lands, in the above
named plaintiff, to-Wit:
North Half (N1a) and North
Half of the South Half
MRSR) of Section Twenty
COO, in Township Two 90
South, Range Thirty-seven
(37) East, Montana Principal
meridian.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this 18th
day of June, A. d. 1852.
(SEAL)
r. r.. ROSS
Clerk of District Court.
BY MABEL g. BREKKE
Deputy Clerk. +
BERT w.
Courthouse Building,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pub. June 19, 26, July 8, 10.)
M "
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T OF

To be held, in School District
No. 20, Big Horn County Wyola,
Montana, between the hours of
2 P. M. to 6 P. NJ. on Saturday,
June 81, 1852.
For the purpose of voting on
an additional tax levy of ap-
proXimately 5 mills, to raise
the sum of 100000.
= Funds so raised to be used
to purchase a house., and make
needed repairs to same.
School District No. 20
Big Horn County,
Wyola, Montana.
(Pub. June IL, 49,
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FOR SALE

ONE used A-C combine with motor,
like new; / used A-C combine with
motor, good cndition; I John Dere 7-ft.
power mower; ] John Deere 8-ft. power
binder; / "DC" Case tractor, complete,
overhauled with good tires, a bargain
price; one He International dump rake,
tractor hitch. Hardin Implement Co.
Phone 478. 25-2
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Reul Estute Deuls
DEEDS


May rs, A. S.. Randall etux To
A. N. Randall: NENW- T2SR-
33E.
May 81, Clifford A. Randall
etux to Roman Catholic Bis
hop: Tract in Lots g., 8, Sec,
5, T6SR39E.
May 81, Arvilla McMorris to
Earl LeSSard etuX: Lot 2, Blk.
IT, Highland Park Addn. to
Hardin.
May %, Eric G. Walker etux
to Floyd M. Slattery etux: Lot
l, Blk 8, 1St Addn. to Hardin.
May %, Howard Mason etux
to clifford Ludrick: Part Lot
6, Blk. 9 o. T. Lodge Grass.
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ALIAS SUMMONS FOR


ALIAS SUMMONS FOR
PUBLICATION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
TILE COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
r. U. LAND AND LIVESTOCK
COMPANY, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
VS.
BIG HORN U MON
ANA, a Quasi-municipal
Corporation; A. C.. SWEENEY
as County Treasurer of Big
Horn County, Montana; all
unknown heirs, deVisees and
legatees of WILLIAM SEALY,
deceased; GOLDE FRENCH,
MELVIN w. HARRIS and
IRENE WHAM, heirs at law
of Robert Harris, deceased;
KATHERINE HARRIS, some
times known as Kathrine
Harris, widow and heir of
Robert Harris, deceased;
LLOYDE D. CARPER and
HELEN M. CARPER, his wife,
HAROLD T. CARPER, a sim
gle man, all of the heirs, de-
Visees and legatees of any
person who may be deceased;
and all other persons UNI
known, claiming or who
might claim any right. title.
or interest in, estate, Or lien
or encumbrance upon the real
property described in the
Complaint, or any thereof,
adverse to the plaintiffs
ownership or any cloud upon
the plaintiffs title thereto,
whether such claim or pos
sible claim be present, or
contingent, including any
claim or possible claim of
dover, inchoate or accrued,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in this
action which is filed in the
office of the Clerk of this
Court, a copy of which is here
with served upon you, and to
file your answer and serve a
copy thereof upon the plain
tiff's attorney within twenty
600 days after the service of
this Summons, exclusive of the
day of service; and in case of
your failure to answer or APP
pear, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the
relief demanded in the Com
plant.
This action is brought for the
purpose of confirmation of a
Tax Deed from the County
Treasurer of Big Horn County,
Montana, and to quiet title to
and for the lands and premises
described as follows, to-wit:
The northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter (NEA-
SEQ of Section 81, Township
2 North, Range 80 East, M.
P. NJ. Big Horn County, Mon
tana.
WITNESS my hand and the
Seal of said Court this 3rd day
Of June, A. D. 1852.
(SEAL)
r. p. ROSS,
Clerk
BY MABEL G.. BREKKE
Deputy Clerk.
C. w. JONES.
TraSk & WeStWood Bldg.
Hardin, Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff.
pub. June 5, IL, 10, 26.)
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CALL FOR REGISTERED
WARRANTS

=. Notice is hereby given that
the following Big Horn County,
Montana, Registered Warrants
are called for payment on June
%, 1852, on which date interest
thereon ceases:
School District 17H Warrants
registered between the dates of
April %, 1852, and June IA,
1852 inclusive.
Dated June Is, 1852.
A. G. SWEENEY,
County Treasurer.
pub. June 10, 1882
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NWSE-26; SINE, SENW, Sc,
NESW- "a; SWNW- 35 T8SR40E;
Lots l., 2, SWNE-Sec. 8 T9SR-
40E.
June 6, Same to Same: SESE,
SWSW, NRSW-2; SRNR,
NRSR-28; NE, NESW, MISE,
SESE-33 WRWR, NENE-34
T8SR40E; Lots 3, 4, SkNW-3;
Lot l, SENE-4 T9SR40E.
June 6, Same to Same: Same
as last above.
June 6, Same to Same: SR-
NETT; SkNE, NWNE, SENW-
June 6, Same to Same: NE,
EhSE, SWSW-11; SW-13; Sh-
N.Y., NRSR, SESW, SkSE
NRNW, NENE-14; NW-15; N.Y.
NE-23; NKaNW- "a T9SR39E.
June 6, Same to Same: N.Y.
SW; SWNW-4; SINE, SENW,
NHSE-5 T9SR40E.
June g., Same to Same. Same
as last above.
June 6 Same to Same: SE-22,
with exc; SWNE-22; WRSW,
SWNW-23 with exc; ,NWSW,
| WRNW-26 with exc; NWNE,
NESEs27 with exc; WINE,
ERNW-24 T9SR40E.
[ June 6, Same to Same: Same
| as last above.
! June 6, Same to Same: Sc
NV, SWNE-28, T9SR40E.
June 6, Same to Same: SEINE,
NESW, NRSE-33; SWNW NV
SW, Lots l & 2, Sec. "a T9SR-
ZOE.
June g., Same to Same: Same
as last above.
June IL, winston L. Cox etux
to Stanolind Oil & Gas Co.:
Lots l to IL incl, Sec. 3, IT,
SR31E.
MINERAL DEED
May 81, David Fitzgerald etuX
! to Big Horn Inv. Inc: 1895 int.
in ERNE-33 NV, NWNE, SR-
MESA T1SR34E 90 mineral
acreS).
RELEASE OF OIL LEASE
May 81, The Pure Oil Co. to
Tom Davis etux: SR-32 To-
NR30E.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
June IL, Bertha L. Douglas
etal to Marcus Snyder, Jr.:
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Notice of Seizure, No. 1892.
In the United States District
Court for the District of Mon
tana, Billings Division. United
States of America, Libelant, ".
One 1913 Tudor Ford Sedan,
Motor Number 2 377 896, 1851
Montana License Number 90
1912, 1852 Montana Sticker
Number 22-01819, together with
its tools, parts, accessories, and
appurtenanceS, (Seized from
Frank N. Salazar; registered
owner Frank N. Salazar, Har-
din, Montana), LibeleeS. Notice
is hereby given that a Libel of