w.
Frank Petett,
lias ojxMitM for business in the windows of
Ailmison's Drug Store. Hring in your
Watch, Jewelry and Spectacle work. . .
State Registered Optician,
Mil I. . . ,J TI CnllnUarl
Crook County School Exhibit
The Crook County fair will open
October 10th, and" an International
Dictionary and" f'20 in cash will in
pven to the school children of the
county a. follows:
ItoHt wlitwil exhibit IMcti.mary
21 lHt " " " '
.: 8 N
Best emtition 3 "0
2l 2 00
Bint Arithmetic m-lieme 2 (Hi
2d " " " 1
Boot I..Hiirii!tv ntcr l.v pupils
8 yearn mid under 2 00
2il lt Ijuiirn-W aM-r ly im-
plUS.vwtw ami under 1 00
Heat Numlier work by pupils"
yearn ami under 1 t0
The exhibit need not le exten
sive but every progressive teacher
and school should see to it that
the quality ot the work does them
justice.
I realize that the time is too
short to prepare an extensive ex
hibit but compositions, language
exercises, number work and arith
metical anlyses are matters of
every day school work and a little
extra care in pteparation of writ
ten work on the part of the pupil,
a little trouble in sorting and for
warding on the part of the teacher
and the exhibit is prepared.
This is the first time school
work has been allowed a place on
the premium lists in Crook Coun
ty fairs, and as the fair comes so
Boon after schools begin, we will
have some difficulty in preparing
an exhibit; but let us strive to
come up with our part of the work,
secure a ermanent place on the
premium lists and arouse a deeper
interest in school work and school
affairs.
Teachers Patrons will look for
your name on the exhibit and its
appearance will call attention to
yourself and inquiries will le
made concerning your work.
Should your school lie in session.
its non-appearance may be taken
as an admission thai your work is
not what it should be and you are
unwilling to submit it to the pub
lic for inspection.
Pupils your parents and
friends will look for vour name on
the exhibit and will W disappoint
ed if they do not find it there with
the others and the public will
naturally conclude tuat your work
is not good or you havn't any
pride or ambition.
Teachers and Pupils Here is
an opportunity to interest father,
mothers, patrons and friends in
your school work; here is an op
portunity to prove to the people
of the county and to the strangers
in our midst, who may be looking
for locations and who will spread
the filets abroad, that we are alive,
that we have good schools, wide
awake, progressive teachers and
intelligent hard-working pupils.
Hoping each and every school
in session will be represented, if
only by a single paper, I am yours
truly, C. B. Dinwiddie, County
School Supt.
Eighth Grade Examinations.
The eighth grade final examin
ations will be held September 27
and 28, UKHJ, by district having
pupils who wish to take the same
Teachers will please report the
names of pupils at once and ques
tions will be sent out.
The following is the program:
Thursday Arithmetic, writing.
history and civil government.
Friday Grammar, physiology,
geography and spelling.
C. B. Dinwidpik,
County School Superintendent.
Crook County Court House.
Notice la hereby (ft veil that tlte
County Court of Crook County, Oiv-
iron, will receive svakil tilda for the
lie bnlldtn;; if s new court house up
o NoveniluT 7. I at 10 o'clock .
in., at the court house at I'liiieville,
trefoil, as follows:
First A bid for the construction
and bulUUiur of the foundation out
f stone as originally planned by Y .
l. I'tiKh, Architect, Salem. Orejron.
Stvond A Md for the construction
and buildlnir of the foundation out
f brk'k according to amended plan
bv name architect.
Third A bid tor the construction
and completion of the superstructure
as originally planned omit t lux the
dome.
Fourth A bid for the construction
and completion ot the hutldiiiK com
plete as originally planneo.
Fifth A bid for the construction
and completion of the buildlini coiu-
lete according to the muciuled
drum.
That all bids must le submitted
upon the plana and apecltleatlona of
w.U. Illicit. Architect, faiem, ure-
iron, ami sealed and marked "BUU
or Court House addressed to the
County Clerk. Crlneville, Oreiron.
The County win pay easn upon
anv contract entered Into for the
buildiiur and construction of any part
or whole of said building. Certified
check aa mentioned In the apccltlca-
tlons must accompany each bid
The nlans and siwincatlons cau be
examined at the utnceoi . i. l uirn.
Salem. Oregon, The Oregon laily
Journal Otttoe, t'ortland, Oregou
and at the Office i4 the County Clerk
rrtnevllle. Orvirott. Tlie Court re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Bv order ot the Court.
(Seal) Warren Uhiiwn,
9-13-6' Clerk lYtHils County, Oregon.
Do not forget the county fairs
The Redmond fair is now in prog
ress and the Crook County fair
will open October 10 and continue
four days. Make it a point to at
tend both.
To Whom it May Concern.
Mt mile Mrs. L. B. Wood, having de
serted my bed and board without good
and sufficient reason, I hereby give no-
ti -e that I will no longer be responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
2t Ltu WOOD.
Notice of Sal of Seal Estate.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursu
ance of an order of the 'ounly Court lor
Crook County. Oregon made on the 4th
day of September. lHUi, in the mailer of
t he eMate ol . . A nuw, ueceaseu, me
undersigned, the administrator of said
e-t:ite, will sell at public auction to the
highot tiulder ror cash, subject to connr
uiaiioii liv said t'ountv Court, on the 2lUh
lav of October, l!iti, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon at the front doorot the l.ounty
Courthouse ill Prineville, Oregon, all the
right, title, interest ami estate of the said
CO. Amlis at the time of his death, and
at! right, title and interest that the aaid
estate li acquired other than or in ad
dition to that of the said C. O. Anibsat
the time of his death, in and to all that
certain niece or parcel of land deserils-d
as follows, to-wit: the Northwest quarter
of Section Eleven in Township Twelve
South, of Kange Sixteen East of Willamette
Men,! mil in I rook Louuty, Oregon
Terms and conditions of sale. cash.
Dated this Atli day of September 190U,
. A. Booth,
Administrator of the estate of C. O,
A nibs, Deceased.
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its right to the title. It is the absence of tone
(and consequently of all musical worth) that
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Retail Headquarters 353-355 Washington St.,
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Timber Un.l. Act ot June 3, l-C.
Motk for Publication.
Culled Slate Land Ortice,
Tha Dal Ira. Oregon, July 11, ItWri.
Notice ia hereby given that in compli
ant- with the proviaioua of I be act ol t'on-
resa ni June 3, 1ST, nuuieii "an act ior
lie imie of timber lands in the Slalea of
alitoruia. Oiea-on. Nevada, and Washiur-
n Territory,'' as etUnded to all the t'uit-
Und State bv act ot Autfii't 4, IM!,
the lollowiiiK Whh hav tiled in this of
tlc thir sworn sUlemeMa, Uvwil:
Mwarxt Kwnw Sears, of frineyille.
county ofOrook, stale of Oregon, sworn
Utement No, ), ttleil June .N, IMOt, fur
the purchase of th 8Wl NWS, NS tWi
ml pWi, bWH, Sevlion 4, Tp. 16 8., K.
Kachiellus K. Jones, of rrinevllle, coun
ty of l'rHk. stale of llregon, aworn state
innl No, SHM, Ble.i July to, Msl, lor the
Hin'has ol th SK N'iand Uta s. 4
and i, Sction ti, Tp. 14 S., K. lit K., W, M.
That they will oflsr prvHifs to show that
1 1 lands auUKht are more valuable (or Ute
timtsM or sum thereon llian lor aaricui-
ural puriHwe. and to estalhh their
claim to aaid land before th Kcgisler
and Kecmver at Th Dalles, tireau, on
October i, tW.
Tbey nam the following witnesae:
Ktlward K. Clean. Kachiellus K. Jones. Hy-
ron I'ady, H. A. Foster and IVrry liu
dester, "of trineville, Oregon; Vernon K.
a.lv and W alter a. ta.ly, or avereit,
A'asnington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of th abov-dM'rtld lamia are re
quested to 61 their claims in this otttc oa
or befur th aaid tnd dav of tvtnlier. t.
M K HAKI. T. NOLAN.
7-pd Kegixter.
Pain from a Burn Promptly SUt4 by
CnambarUia'a Pain Balm.
A little child of Michael Straus, of
Vernon. Conn., waa recently in great
pain from a burn on the hand, and a
cold applications only increased tha in
nanimatioo. Mr. Strauss came to Air.
Jamea N. Nichols, a local merchant, for
something to stop the pain. Mr.
Nichols aavs: "I advised him to use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and this nrst
application drew out the inflammation
and gave immediate relief. 1 have used
this linament mvself and recommend it
very often for cuts, burns, strains and
Uoie back, and have never known it to
disappoint. ror sale by D. r. Adam
son & Co.
Sheriff's Sal.
in the Circuit Court ol the Slate of Oregon lor
a aseo t ounlr,
Edward Baldwin, PIS.
vs.
R. J. Gorman. Deft. 1
Notice Is taerebv lven that bv virtue ol an
Execution issued out ot Ibe Circuit Court, ol
he Slate of Oregon lor Wasco County, on the
14th day of September lvo, uuon a uUiiueni
rendered in said Court on the 31tt dav of
March 1WM, in favor ol Edward Baldwin. Plain
tiff, and against K. J.iiorwan. Defendant, to
me directed aud delivered. Commanding me
to make the sums of (f.Jb and the further sum
of attorney's fees and VI cost. I did on
he loth dar of September rs. levy upon S
S!,.1, N Iec. 11. Tp. lii. A 10 East iu
Crook County. Oregon, and 1 will on Saturday
October AH ti iwa, at tne hour oi oneot-ioca in
the afternoon of said day, at the Court house
door in the Citv of Prineville, Crook County,
Oregon, at public auction to the highest bidder
lorcaithln hand, sell ail tne rig lit, line anu
interest, which the defendant, ft. j. liorman.
otherwise known as Richard J. Gornian had
on the 1Mb dav of September or now has in
and lo the above described real properly to
nattsiy said judgineut, attorneys fees and costs
and accruing cusu, or so much thereof as may
ue net-essary lo satlsiy tlie ssme.
Uated this 17th dav ol September l'AJS.
rsAsa k.LaiNS. auerin, croos county, or.
By John combs, th.puty.
$5 Per Head Reward
I will pay (5 per head for horses with
the following brand 1
(a wrench) on right or left stitl, prongs
pointing towards head. Horses are known
as the Johnny llean horses and range from
the John Day to Trout creek. Horses were
raised on Trout creek. Any one taking up
these horses, holding them and sending me
information so that 1 can come and get
same will receive the aliove reward per
head. A. J. WASHBURN',
H-a-titp Suplee, Or.
Well Worth Trying.
V. H. Brown, tlie popular pension
attorney, of PitteSeld, Vt savs:
"Next to a pension, the lHt thing to
get is Dr. King's New Life HIls." He
writes: J hey keep my family
splendid health." Quick cure for Head
ache, Constipation and Biliousness,
2'jc. Guaranteed at 1). 1. Adatuson &
Co., and Tern pie ton A Soil's drug store,
Experts Wanted.
Sealed bills will be received by the Coun
ty Court of Crook County, Oregon, up to
lb o'clock a. m. November 7, l!Mi, for the
experting of the books of the Clerk, Sheriff
and Treasurer of Crook County from July
4th 1MU4 to July 2nd IDUt). Bids to state
whether charge is per day or sum total for
the work. Hut to ne sealed anu marked
"Expert" anil addressed to the County
Clerk, Prineville, Oregon. The Court re
serves the right to reject any and all bids,
Bv order of the court.
Wabken Brown
9-2fMt Clerk Crook County Oregon
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RANKING MAI
We pay 4 on time deposits, current
rates on tavingi account!, receive depoHtt
subjetf to check, and do a general bank
ing business,.
You can have the advantage of a
strong bank at your very door by using
tlie mails.
Send us your deposits. Acknowledg
ment will be sent you by return mail.
Savings accounts received from one
dollar up.
Open an account with us and note
how rapidly it will grow.
y FRANK WATSON. PrVal
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W. H. FEAR, Sccku,
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CAPITATTFociT-ooooS'firVgy
Tinibar Uad. Act of Jun , tra
Notice Kor Publioatlon.
failed Slates Land Office,
Th Dalles. Oreson, August 11. !.
Nolle is herehv i thai lu rompllsncs
with th provisions ut the t of Couaresa ol
Juiis 1, 1st, entitled "An ai't lor Ihs sale of
Umber lands In the Stales tif t allloruia. Or
gou, Nsvwda, and Washington Territory' as
eiteuded lo all lh Public Land Sialss hy act
of August 4. ISSU, th following uatned psrsous
aav on August :t, m, niea in mis one
ineir sworn staiements, to wit:
Uu K. Nash, ol Snoksne. county ot Spokane,
stat of t asattuitou. sworn sisientsui No.
Sua. tor the purehaMol the K. SWi, slid tula
1 and ol Section 7. Tu. US. H IS K. St.
Arthur H. Wright, of Stkne. eounty of
Spukaue, state of Wsshtugtou, sworn slate
meat No. St;, for the purchase of the MH,
SK' 81. SKk.sud SESWlul Section U. Tp
l a, silk, w at.
Arthur L. Ansel), ol Spokane, eouulr ol Ho-
kane, stat ol aashingtoa. sworn tiatemeut
No. SIM, lor lh purchase ol the i SM v, N K',
SW of Section 4 and SKU Nat, ol Section a,
Tp U. K IS K. W St.
They will oiler pnli lo show that th lands
sought ar mors valuable tor tlis umber or
stoue thereon than lor agricultural purposes,
and to establish Iheirclslms to said isutla b
fora th Register and Receiver, at th land ol
Ace In Th Uwilea, Oregon, on November iS.
1W.
Thev nam as witnesses: Lou K. Nsh.
Arthur B w right, Arthur L. Augell, C t. Bell,
Fred K. Munch, all of Spokane. Washington.
Byron Cady, oi rrinevlll. Oregon
Anv and all nersoiu elslmiug adverselv any
of the above-described lands are requested lo
nie ineir claims In this omce on or beiore said
rd day ol November. Iwtt
S SIICUSKL I NOUS, Reg HUT.
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A collrt'lion ol Crash and anJ Gilton Covert
Wash Skirts, all ruiirtJ Irnyllia; juxl the tiling
lor your Siimmrr Outing.
Lol 1 your rhoiif lor $ .85
Lot 2 your choice lor 1.25
Lot 3 your choice lor . 2.50
Special in Gloves
UJira' Stlh Knit Clovci in white, black anil
champaigne colon aim 6 lo 8. all two rlaap
patent lastenera. Regular $1.50 valutn.
Special for ThU Sale $1.00
UJira' while kill gloves, all airs. Hrgular
S1.50 values. Special lor thia ttale $1.00
Llhildrcn's Regular $2.25 values Special Sale Price
$2.00
$1.65
$1.45
SPECIAL IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
TAN OXFORDS
Ladies Regular $3.50 values Special Sale Price
pff Ladies Regular $'2.50 values Special Sale Price
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Timber Land, Act or June HTH.
Motic (or PubUcaUoo.
Tnitwl Stales Ijind DtRi-e,
Th Dalle, Oregon, July '.'1, ltSM.
Notice is hereby Kiven that in rompli-
a nee with Lt provisiona of the act ul t'on-
Kress of June 3, 13. n. entitled "An act lor
the sal ol timlier lands in tlie Mates of
1'aliforiiis, Oreiron, Nevada, aud Washing-
Lhi Ternlorv, as eilended lo all the I'nli
lic Ind State by act of AukusI 4, l.tiri,
the rollowiiig-nauieil persons have on July
14, ivtt, nie.1 in mis omce tneir sworn
statement, to-wit:
WUIiaui J. Harlow, ol loeur il Alene.
county of Kootenai, slat of Idaho, sworn
statement No. 1SIH6, lor the purchase of the
yhliantl!.ij v i, Bection 1, Tp. 14
John 11. Jarrett. or i oeur d Alene, coun
ty of Kootenai, stale of Idaho, sworn state
ment Mo. 'em tor tne purchase ol I lie
Mils 3 ami 4 ana . w 1.., nectlou y, J p.
14 R. 19 K.. W. til.
Thomas r. McAulcy. orTacoma, county
of fierce, state of Wa-hinKton, sworn
statement No. '?, for the purchas of the
IaiIs I an, I 2 ami P M. Section 0. Tp.
14 S., K. If K., .31.
That they will oner proofs lo show that
the lands sought are more valuable for the
timber or stone thereon than for agricul
tural iiurooses. and to establish their
claims to said lamia before the IteKiater
ana Keceiver at 1 lie lialles, Oregon, on Uo
tolier 3, l'J W.
They name the following witnessss:
Thomas P. McAuley, of Tacoma, Wssli-
iiiKton; John H. jarrett ami illiatu J.
barlow, of t'oeur'd Alene, Idaho; Hyron
Cady and A. I'. Knirhlen, of Prineville,
Oregou.
Any and all persons claimiuK adversely
any of the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this olilce on
or before the said 3rd dav of m-tolirr. IHUtl.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
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Clair St., t olunibiii, O., waa literally
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ilriiirs that 1 could not eat, and my
nerves ao wrecked that I Could not
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die waa I induced to try Klectric lilt-
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Content Notice.
Department ol the Interior.
United Htates Land Office,
The Dalles. Oregon, August 'J, lis.
A sufficient contest sttnisvlt hsvlnii lieen Hi
ed lu this office lv Florence a. Oolilns. con
testant, sgsinst hnineslesd entry No. SOoa,
U1IJT U MtfNTI in., lJr " " m- HUU ,,1 ,
SWU,8ectlonH2. Township 11,8, Kane 16
a, w M, ny ratrtca nastuiKs, uoniesiee, in
which it is alleged that said Patrick Hastings
has wholly abandoned said tract; that lis has
changed his residence therefroin for more tban
six months slnee tusking said entry; that said
tract is not settled upon snd cultivated by said
party as required by law; that such failures
still exist; thst said alleged absence was not
due to bis employment iu the army, navy or
marine corps of the United Htslen in lime of
war. Haid parties are nereny uotinea to a
pear, respond and offer evidence touching asl
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. ou October 8, HM6,
neiore warren Brown, uouniy ' ", at nis ol
fice in Prineville. Oregon, and that Anal bear
Ing will be held ai 10 o'clock a', in. on October
1.'), 19U6, liefore the register and receiver at the
United States Land Omce at The Dalles, Ore-
gon.
The ssid contestant having, In a proper atll
davit, filed August W, set forth facts which
show thst after due diligence personal service
oi tins notice can not tie maue, it is nereny or
dered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
94-np Michakl T. Nolan, Register.
Context Notice.
department of the Interior.
United H tales Land Office,
The Dalles. Oregon. August 'JO. lVUd.
A sufficient contest aHidavit having been III
sd in this office bv Florence B. Collins, con
testant. agsiust homestesd entry No. Hftio,
made Hepteinlier'!, ISWO, for NK'4 8WS, NW'4
n1 BIVi, e!tion s, lowiiHiup ii, a,
Range is! K. M. by James Hastings, Con
testee, In which it Is alleged that said James
Hsstings has wholly abandoned ssid tract
thst said tract is not settled upon and cultivat
ed by said party as required by law ; that be has
cnangeu nis resilience mereiruui ior more man
six months since Disking said entry: that sach
failures still exist; that said alleged absence
wssnoiaueio his employment hi tne army,
navy or marine corps of the United Htates 111
time of war. Hald parties are hereby not I lied lo
appear, responu aim oner eviuence toiicniug
aid allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on October S.
19U6, liefore Warren Brown, County Clerk, at
his omce In Prineville, Oregon, and that Dual
Hearing will be held at luo ciucg a. in. on i'
tolier U, lMie, before the Register and Receiver
at the United Htates Land Oftlc In The Dalles,
Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a proper affi
davit, filed August 20, 1906, set forth facts
which show that alter due diligence personal
service of this notice csn not be mute, it is
hereby ordered snd directed that such notice
tie given by due and proper publication.
9-6-np Michael T. Nolan, Register.
Hosiery for Ladies ... , n , Summer Dress
and Children Wash Goods Goods
LaJi lace lisl hosf in wliik Mrrcrrunl CraA in nhilr, Fanry Silk FinUhnl Or0a.t Jin
Hack anil tan. all sizes; rrotilar "fain. tan. brown and own ; j,, .i,,,,.,,! coor
35c values. Special 25c shades. Special Tltii Sale 20c
a. 1 1 . i tit Cltanaralle Silk, Ponuee. Mo
ildrrns lace ii-sle hose in
white. Hack anil tan. all sues Cw"on CVfrts 8 ''! "'"cy Cotton
Regular 25c anJ 35c values nl plenty ol tliem. Regular 20c Foulard's. ALL REDUCED
Siecial per pair 20c values. Special Tail Sale 15c FOR THIS SALE
Boartfla aa 4ay sebeol for sous laaiss.
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Prineville tre((on
f?- Paid his ivay.
C A young man, who recently
graduated from one of the best
known Cnllegra in the United
States, paid his way through com
fortably hy money eurnrj in taking
stenographic notes and liirnisliing
students with type-written copies.
C, This young man took a course
at the Holmes Business College
.before entering the University, and
this training equipped liim with
knowledge which he wa-j able to
turn into money.
C There are hundreds of young
men and women in all ..irfi of the
country occupying positions of
prominence, who were helped up
the ladder of life by training re
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College.
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WASHINGTON TEN I II ST:
POP TL A NO ORP
Writ direct to Principal, Room 626.
Hotk lo Ctdltor.
Nolle is hereby given by th undrsii(n
ed a,linlnlstratrl of tlie estate of lmiiel
U. lioon, ilavtwil, to tlie creditors and
all other having claim aitainst th estate
ol 1-niuel 11. KMin, deceasanl, to present
tliem with th prowr voucher lo the
undersigned at lh olMc of M. K. Klliott
In rrtnevill. Oregon, ltliiil all nioiillis
from th date hereof.
Uated Hits l.'tli day of July, lfJ.
KU.A Hi MINK,
Aniiluislratrii of the Kstat uf Imuel
0. lioon, IhKvaatsl.
Notice to Crvditoi'N.
Notice I hereby Riven by Msrgarvt Ny
Ibe undersigned eitK iitrll of Hi last will
and testament of St. t'. Ny, deceased, to
all persons having claims against said
estate to present them mill III proper
voucher to th niiderslirned at th ottic of
M. K. Klliott In frlnevillr, uregon, within
si I months from th dale of this nolle,
Mated this Ztd day of August. Una).
Msaosaar Ni.
Keclltrt ot th estate ot M l). Nye, de
ceased, a-m
Prineville-Stianiko Stage Line
Dally t Between Prineville and Shanlko
OlIKDULK
Iavp Hlianiko, (1 . m. Arrive at Vrinevillr) fi a. m.
l-aves rrinnville) I i, tn. Arrive at Hliatiiku 1 a. in.
First Claaa Aooommodationa
Second Annual
Crook County Fair
Given by
The Central Oregon Livestock & Agricultural Association
Prineville, Oregon
OCTOBER 10-11-12-13
Valuable Premiums
Fine Speed Program
Bring in Your Cattle and Farm
Products. Show what Crook
County is Capable of Producing
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