Sherman County observer., June 30, 1916, Image 4

In Jungleland. '
Out of 27 district fire warden* Bent
ChluilK»uzee Furtuuv Teller—To» will
GENERAL MILLS
out by State Foreeter F. A. Elliott, 26
have a long and Imppji life
have gone to their duties, and prepar­
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• Mias Eleptnmt—How d<> you know?
a
tio n s a
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u n d er way for opening the
ations
are
Chimpanzee Koi rune Teller — 1 can
F R ID A Y ........... . ».June 30. 1916 state's fire protection work early in
tell It hr your trunk line.—Florida
_ jiw s V ulou.
July.
T h e price of T h e O bserver is $1.50 per
One of the largest sheep shipments
year, 75 cents for six months, 50 cent« ior
Mean.
By Captain F. A. MITCHEL
four month«— but i f naid in "dvaoce we in that part of the country has been
'• It * * « i hnro to buy for a man."
accept $2.50 in full ‘or 2 year«.
Shorter started by R. N. S tan feld , of Stan­
••Yes
Eve noti ed when you women
term« than one year 12% cent« per month. field. who is shipping the first of 10,
1 don’t see how they’re going to
»re d<»!n« it .von look ns though It
A Blue M a rk here w ill answer an in ­ 000 ew es and lambs to the Chicago make stories about this big wilr in Ku-
•»ri*
D e tro it F re e Press .
due ry , when entered upon our calendar, m arket
rope,” said the G. A. R. votcrau, “when
No. 1. 1280 acre«; 900 under cultivation; 320 acre« in crop.
-------- aa the date at
giving the date of * -*
the paper
H o w ’s T h is ?
Dr, W. H. Lytle, state veterinarian, it’s all over. What kind of a war is
First class 12 room bouse, hot and cold water, good well and wind
cription expire«.
w hich your current subscrip
it,
anyway?
A
hundred
thousand
men
m ill,, lot« of water both at hoy«« and pasture. Good fence«, most
Is in Heppner and will spend the next
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars
march up against a line of trenches de-
all hog tight, railroad flag station on place; one mile haul to ware­
few w eeks Investigating the “walking
Reward
for
any
case
of
Catarrh
nded by rapid fire guns, electric
house; 3 mites to school and «tore; 7% miles to county seat.
disease,” which has been affecting fa­ wires and grenades: 60,000 or 70,000
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Price, with crop, $30 par acre, will take tome trade.
tally large numbers of horses in the of them are either killed or wounded,
Catarrh Cure.
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F. J . C H E N E T & CO., Toledo. O.
county.
while the rest capture a few yards o f
No. 2. MO acre«, all tillable except about 25 acres; 400 acres
W e, the undersigned, have known F . J.
Five acres of land adjoining school terriiory or are driven back w ithout
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
in crop. „Close to town. Lota of water. Fair building«. Will
him perfectly honorable In a ll business
take $9000 in trade, balance crop payments, $ per cent interest.
district No. 112. on the Hermiston having accomplished anything. You
transaction« and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm,
United States reclamation project, might as well extract romance from
N A T IO N A L B A N K OF COMMERCE.
Important Occurrences of Past have been set aside by the United the Chicago stockyards on killing day.”
N o. 3. 610 acres west of Grass Valley, good buildings, lots
Toledo, O.
The
remark
was
made
to
a
party
of
H all*« C a tarrh Cure is taken internally,
of water, close to school. Price, $25 per acre, part cash with bal­
States government for the use of the
Week Briefly Compiled for
acting
directly
upon
the
blood
and
m
u­
men sitting on chairs tilted ugalnst the
ance on termt.
cous surfaces of the syetom. Testimonial«
district as a civic center.
outside of a country store.
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Gur Readers.
A ssistance to the w ives and fam ilies
by all Druggists.
Where’s the romance in 4 h e war
No. 4. 960 acre ranch, fair buildings, close to town, running
Take Bail's Family Pills for constipation.
of members of the Oregon national you fit l n t ’ asked au old farmer* tak­
watf r the year round, about 600 acres in crop. Price, with crop,
guard who have gone to the front will ing his pli>e out of Ills mouth and look­
$30 per acre.
The pioneer miners of the Sparta
be the big work of the Daughters of ing at the G. A. It. man doubtfully.
Notice of Executors’ Sale of Real
aectioD held a reunion at Sparta June
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the American revolution of the state
Whar Is it? Why, that war w as
No. 5. 400 acres, 350 tillable. Close to schopl and church.
Property.
28.
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Good well of wates, Price $25 per acre, either cash or good sec­
of Oregon during the coming months. brimful of it. It w as spread over a
The formation of a militia company
urity for first payment of $3500; balance, time to suit.
Salem's first annual Moose day was big country: there were comparatively
In the county court of the state of O regon
of 150 members is under way at La
few’
battles;
a
sm
all
amount
of
takin’
for
Sherman
county.
>
celebrated with more than 300 mem­
In the matter of the estate of Frank G.
Grande.
bers of the order from Portland, Ore­ fortifications aud all the rest was ro­
Barton, deceased.
The sixth annual Grand Ronde gon City, St. Helens, Woodburn, As mance. 1 don’t mean girl rpmance,
N o tice is hereby given that the under­
Chautauqua opened Sunday at La toria, Corvallis. Albany and Eugene (bough there w’as plenty of th a t I
signed, as executors of the estate of F ra n k
Photo by American Press A ssociation
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mean adventure romance. I w’ns con­
Grande?
G. Barton, w ill «ell at private tale to the
taking part as guests of Cherry City cerned in one o f ’em myself. We w as
~ <$eneral A. L. Mills, who 1« chief of highest bidder for cash and under the con­
A deposit of lim estone along Pan­
Lodge, No. 498.
layiu’ quiet In camp, down in Tennes­ the Militia Affairs division of the ditions hereinafter set forth the follow ing
ther creek In Yamhill county has been
Two hundred delegates of the Ore­ see, one summer’s evening, singin*.
described real property belonging to said
United States Army.
discovered.
j estate, and more particularly described as
gon branches of the United National When this cruel Avar Is over,’ or ‘Lo-
The annual exhibition of the Oregon Association of Postal Clerks, the Na reua’ or some other of the romantic
I follows: T he se,H of section 32, in town
M ORO, OREGON
Sweet Pea Society will be held early tional Association of Letter Carriers war songs of that time, when my cap­ You see, If ’they hadn't- really liven I ship 1 n of range 16 e of the W illa m e tte
m eridian; and fractional lota 1 and 2 in
in July in Portland.
and the Association of Rural Carriers tain came aloug in a hurry, shouting tryin’ to wreck or there wouldn’t ’a’ section 5 in township 1 s o f range 16 east;
Judge James L. Collins, 83 years gathered In Oregon City Saturday for Any locomotive engineer among you been any excRemvut.
and all of «ection 3 and the se% of the
“And If there hadn't been any neces­ ne% o f section 4 in township 1 south ol
boys?’ I said I’d been a fireman on a
old, a resident of Polk county for 69
the annual convention.
You receive w hat you order
locomotive aud coukl run a machine sity of go in’ at a rapid gait there range 16 east of the W illa m e tte m eridian,
years, died at Dallas.
A constitutional amendment author­
wouldn’t
’a’
been
any
fun
neither.
If
tol’able
well.
lie
yanked
me
off
to
the
all
of
said
property
being
situated
in
Sher-
Twenty-six Pendleton youths left
ising the establishm ent of a normal
in our Krill. O ur service is equal
we didn’t'get there in time to wive the I man county, State of Oregon,
home In a special car for Boise to Join school at Pendleton and validating the general, who asked me a few questions, bridge
in every way to the high quality
it meant the retreat of the j The undersigned will receive bid« in
then told me that th e bridge guard,
the Idaho state militia.
of food we serve. At all timet
, present locations of the University of across the Tenuessce river, tw enty whole army. So you nee 1 was obliged ! writing for the purchase of said property
The annual convocation of the East­
you are assured of obtaining an
Oregon. Oregon agricultural college, miles above us, bad been attacked aud to let her out, «Unger of no danger, ! al 312 Platt bu.ld.ng in the city of Portland,
ern Oregon diocese of the Episcopal the Monmouth and Ashland normal unless he could get re-enforcements for If 1 didn’t we wouldn’t be In time. | <7regun and b.d. can also be sent o the
appetizing meal in an environ­
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, . __undersigned in care of the County C le rk o f
church was held at Baker. -
-------- at M o ro , O regon. T h e
ment that is extremely pleasant.
schools will be presented to the voters there right off the bridge would be and we might as well 1« wrecked as , Sherman countv
The first convention of the Chris­
taken and burned. This would break too late. Beside«. If I’d wanted to go follow ing described portion o f said prop­
Every thing in season at popular
in November.
slow the colontl, who was ut my el­ erty, to-w it: Section 3 and t h c t e X of the
tian church ever held east of the Cas­
prices.
T ry our noon dinner.
Two hundred and eighty accidents, our line of communications aud we
n e '4 o f section 4 in tow n sh ip. 1 south of
might have to give up a big stretch of bow, wouldn’t have allowed it
cades w as held at Pendleton.
three of which were fatal, were re­
range lb caU of f W illa m e tte m eridian, in
“The
last
obstruction
was
a
|»«at
put
4.
country we occupied. He wanted an
HOTEL
ALBERT
The Pacific synod of the Evangeli­
ported to the state industrial accident engineer to take a regiment through to • up on end as a «st<lo*guand only a Sherm an county, O regon, subject to a
cal Lutheran church convened at The
$2000
fe
w
m
iles
fro
m
th
e
bridge.
Seeing
j
mortgage
of
$20W
with
in
terest
at
the
rate
com m ission during the week ending the rescue. The officer commanding
THE DALLES, - - OREGON
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t <4 8 per cent per annum from
A p ril 13th
Dalles for a four days’ session.
Thursday, the fatalities being as fol the guard had telegraphed that he that I could« t atop■ in time. I put ou 1916FanJ thc‘executor, wjI1 , clI
prop.
A campaign to secure significant
lows: Ed Kelly, Skamokawa, W 'sh., couldn't hold out much louger. when i stentñ and »mapped It off li^e a w g. I erty to the person who offers the largest
and appropriate names for all of Hood
I “After passing this we heard tiring
,,n ¡n CB9|1 for u|¡ of tj,c re„i property
and E. J. Lyster. Bay City, logging, the wire was cut.
River county’s highways Is under way.
‘The -train Was made up and 400 'and knew that the bridge was not yet hereinbefore described, subjcctJo the said
and J. A. Simpson, Buxton, quarry
More than 500 Scandinavians from
w erajiurrying
into the ears. A lost. I blew a lohg^Wnftt on the wills-
J $2000 mortgage and Interest as above men-
et^hu
The United States army engineers m en^w
throughout the valley Joined in a mid­ are preparing to* begin road^work in
tla fcn as being fired up, and I He and heard a distant «heer. When tio n *d , the pur-thiu«r of said property to
P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
we cam e near the bridge the colonel assume the payment of the $2000 mortgage
Jumped imonrd and took the throttle.
summer festival In Ashland Saturday.
Crater Lake national park. About 40
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train
In
n
cuí
i
aqd
the
interest
thereon
from
April
13th,
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
Well. now. roebhe there was,ix*thhT ordered me to stop the tra in In a cqL i? 16. Tbe «1® of said real property is
Freewater’s first annual cherry day
miles of grading has been completed adventurou« In that tide! The colonel The men got ouLamL fo rm in g on ou« m#dc' by order of ,he
county court of
was a great success. It was estimated
in the parkland much of the grade is commanding the regiment and the ad­ Ride of the Cllt on high ground, charg- J Shcrrtlsrti co u n ty , O regon, which order is
that about 3000 people were In attend­
--
Room« without bath, $1 up.
.
ready for hard surfacing. Congress jutant were in tlie cab with me, and ed down on the attacking force and :
June 5th, 19’.6.
ance.
Rooms w ith private hath, $1.50 up. «•
has been asked to appropriate thia sea it w asn’t long before they were ronde drove them off.
j The date o f the first publication of this
Samuel White of Portland was elect­
' Now. that's what I »all tlie ro m an ce notice is June 16, 1916, and (he last date
aware of the fact that we were run­
son $100,000 for pavement purposes.
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o l publication is July 14, 1916.
ed chairman of the democratic state
Petitions were placed in circulation ning n gantlet. It was the people nf w a r--the adventurous romauqe.
Maggie S. Barton,
central com m ittee at a meeting held
along
the
rood
who
were
trying
to
When I got back to camp the general
Restaurant Servie® (he best in Portland -
in Eugene as a result of a meeting
G 17. Barton, Executors
wreck us that mnde it amusing. sent for me, and 1 thought he was go­
in Portland.
of the Estate of Frank G. Barton, de­
held in the rooms of the chamber of
Rounding n curve, I saw about half ing to hug me. 1 never saw a man
The preliminary steps toward the
C lu b B r e a k f a s t , 2 5 c .
ceased.
com m erce by members of the State the lunglh of the train ahead a tie
look so tickled in my life. I'd saved Schlrt;rl
Dertnbon, attomeyi for execu­
forming of a company of Infantry and
Taxpayers' league, for the initiation wedged in under the rail. It was too
tors.
hundreds of square miles of territory.
one of coast artillery In Astoria are
L. Q. SWETLAND, Mgr. V.
of a constitutional amendment to pre late to stop, but I reversed and w ait­
Addremi nil bids to the executors in care
“ What chance has any «(»Idler to d«
being taken.
vent an increase of taxes to exceed ed. There was a thump, but the en­ anything like that lu this big Enro- of the County C lerk of Sherman county, I l l i l i l i H l I H H 4 4 t H ♦ » + ■ » ♦ I H I I I W 1 - M - Î 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I
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Hermiston has decided upon Octo­
M o r o . O re gon, or to the executors in care
6 per cent in any year above the pre­ gine etuck to the-Xsack. -Tlnsrc were i»ean slanghter bustness?
I don’t o f Schlegel & Dennison, 312 Flatt building,
ber 19, 20 and 21 as the dates for hold
seven out of ten chances that we would blame fellow s for not volunteering In
vious year’s taxes.
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Portland, O regon.
ing the annual dairy and bog show
Loganberry picking will begin July have been ditched and most of us lu finch a war. It’s ike volunteering for
the
cab
killed
or
maimed.
In that city.
certain death w it iout any of the ex ­
1, and the yield will be the heaviest
“The next a musing oceurrence was
A farmers* course was held at Elk
fascinating In the
ever produced in the W illamette val the rattle of bullets against the cab. citement that wiu»
ton, Douglas county, June 27 and 28
ley, according to growers who have Nobody w as hurt, but you’d better be­ racket we had froi l 'ftJ to ’05."
by repreaentatives of the Oregon agri­
taken a careful estim ate of the crop lieve every man ducked, not excepting ’'"'“How about th«m fellers flghiin’ In
the sky?" asked a listener.
cultural college.
Picking will last about three weeks the colonel.
R . H. M cK ean , M a n a g er, W a sc o , O regon
The O. A. R. ma i gave no reply.
Damage estim ated at about $40,000
“But
they
didn’t
get
the
excitem
ent
There is a great call for help, as the
If You Want
was done when the Eccles Lumber
number registered will be insufficient out of It that 1 did. I was straining
On th® fa tin g Lin®.
mill, about two m iles from Banks, was
my eye« into Hie darknesk ahead with
To
Trade
Your Property
Tommy bad ret irned from a birth
to harvest the crop.
my hand on the throttle, cx;»ecting
destroyed by fire.
The second week of the University every minute to run up ugaiust an ob­ dny party, his rot -d face wreuthed lu
D E A L E R S IN
Write to
A new lumber Industry is to be de­
of Oregon summer school opened Mon­ struction. The shadoW of a tree w as smiles.
L i m e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t , B u ild e r s
veloped on the Rogue river in Curry
“I hope, Tomm ." said his mother,
day with an attendance nearly as large h log felled across the track; the shad­
“that you were p Ute and remembered
- county, which will result in tan oak
E.
A.
BRASHEM
S
u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r/ W ood,
C o a l,
as any two previous summer schools ow of u stump was a tie on the rails
your ‘Yes, please.' nnd ‘No,4hank you.’
being put on the market.
C
e
d
a
r
P
o
s
ts
,
a
n
d
H
a
y
%
i hen t bjngs weI i. passed to you.’
combined. The Increase In attendance And sometimes the obstructions
5 0 1 - 2 Northwest Building
Slnoe commercial fishing began In
mcmberc,1 Yea, please.’ replied
over last year, so far as registrations real. Once I pulled up within a e»
Portland, Oregon.
Oregon, more than $100,000,000 In
the boy cheerfQ )?. “but 1 didn’t have
have been completed. Is 72 per cent, feet of a log (hat had been
square across the rails. Another time ; t<> gn J <No thnr!< yo0 , motberi
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
wealth has accrued to cltisens from
and the increase over the year before
’No
I slowed up before reaching a switch • 1 cause I took evi • thing eveiy tim e it
this gigantic “crop” alone.
is more than 100 per cent.
and found that It had l»een left open
Steblnger Brothers of Portland, con­
That the Independent shipping of to run us up against a bri<k house. ' was passed.”
tractors on Roseburg’s federal build­
boxed apples from Hood River valley
ing, have announced that actual work next season will be practically ellmtn
on the structure will commence July 1.
ated Is now self evident from the fact
At a m eeting of the directors of the
that nearly all who shipped independ
CeffttoUt ltltby
Roseburg Park and Fair association
a.4 Reynold* 1 ubaoM O*»
•ntly or sold for cash f. o. b. Hood
It was decided to hold a county fair River last season, have signed con
In Roseburg on September 18, 14. and
tracta with the Hood River Apple
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P o r c e la in . J 0 a th
T ub .
Qrowers* aaaoclation during the past
W hile rescuing his little sister from
few daya.
drowning In the waters of the Little
Oregon la to have absolute prohibl
,
JSjF You’ve heard many an earful about the Prince Albert^St
Lucklamute river, near Surer, Earl
tlon If the campaign initiated by the
y Q r patented process that cu ts out bite and parch and lets you
Cecil, 14 years old, him self was drown prohibition party of the state proves
Agent for Model Steam L aundry of The Dalles
y j y r smoke your fill without a comeback 1 Stake your bank roll that
successful at the polls next November
Shop in Brick B uilding next Observer Office
Oswald W est, former governor of The executive com m ittee of the pro­
it proves out every hour of the day.
Oregon, has notified the prohibition hibition organisation decided to initi­
Cy Prince Albert has always been sold
J. N . L K N D R Y , P r o p r ie to r .
party of his declination of that patty's, ate a constitutional 'amendment pro
without
coupons
or
premiums.
W
e
nomination for representative In con vldlng that “no Intoxicating liquors
’ prefer to give quality 1
grass.
shall be imported Into thia state for
A survey of the grain situation beverage purposes.”
T here’s sport smoking a pipe or rolling
through eastern Umatilla county re­
That the state insurance commis
your
own, but y o u k n o w that you’ve got
veals the fact that the coming crop sioner may be empowered to enforce
to
have
the right tobacco 1 W e tell you
la to be much better than growers pre­ laws relating to the prevention of
Prince
Albert
will bang the doors wide ■
dicted a month ago.
fires, Harvey W ells, present commis­
open
for
you
to
come in on a grx-d time
B e tw e e n 7000 and 8000 1 y e a r old
sioner, will recommend to the next
trout have been planted in the McKen legislature ..that the Insurance com­
firing up every little so often, w ith o u t a
sie river under the direction of the m issioner be made ex-offlclo fire mar­
re g re t! You’ll
A n y w h e r e f r o m t h e A t l a n t i c to t h e P a c ific
fish and game bureau of the Eugene shal. In his annual report to Gover
chamber of commerce.
nor Wlthycombe Mr. W ells declares
W e are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es­
The general contract for the ereo- that he believes such provision is nec­
tate Agents alt over Canada and the United States. If you áre
tlon of the proposed $125,000 high essary to cut down the number of
thinking of moving better call and we will give you a card of
school building to be erected at Baker
fires.
introduction to a good, reliable real estate man wherever you
w as awarded to O. H. Waale, of Baker,
George C. Howard, manager of the
are thinking of going so you will not be at the mercy of some
who entered a bid of $f 4 537.
recent presidential campaign of Sena­
one who cares for nothingJ>ut y ° ur money.
Space in the pamphlet for argu­ tor Cummins In Oregon, expends
m ents for and against the Initiative $8956.40 In behalf of the Iowa man ti
m easures to be voted on this fall will candidacy, and O, C. Bortsmeyer,
cost $55 a page this year, according manager of the presidential campaign
to Secretary of State O lcott
of Senator Burton, expanded $4696 56,
Arrangements have been completed according to expense eta tern ents filed
for the holding of the fourth annual by them with Secretary of 8tata Ol­
H E R rtn c «
A lb e r t tld
t id jr
y
tennis cl^m pionshlp of southern Ore­ cott. F. 8. Myers expended $23.50 in
red tin , a n d In
gon on the courts of the Medford Oolf behalf of tbs candidacy of Vice Presi­
fe e t, e v e ry P rtn e®
A lb e r t p n e kece, h a s
BY AUTO
and Country Club from July *3 to 9.
■ re a l m e«»» K e-to -yo o
dent Marshall, and no expenditures
on
tta
re v e rs e aide. Y o . l l
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Renewed activity In the placer
re a d :-—“ Proce«8 P a te n te d
were made in behalf of the candidacy,
r h i « « in the Bohemia mining district
Ju ly 30th, 1907 " T h a t m ean®
of Justice Hughes.
t h a t th e U n ite d b ta te a G o v e rn -
se a r Cottage Orove la Indicated by the
g r a n te d a p a te n t o a th e
“Do as Rome Dooa.**
t>rocea 8 b y w h ic h P rin c e A lb e r t Is
recent visit of Loo Angeles capitalists,
w a a a B ti ii
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b
y nrhich t o n /a n bit^. a n d
m ade.
th r o a t p a rc h a ra cut o u t ! H ,\a r y -
w ho are Interested la property there. , Tlie saying "Do as Route does"
wfceire
t
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In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
The traffic department of the O.-W. originated with 8t. Ambroae In the
P rin c e A lb e r t a w a it in g y e n
♦n to p p y red bag«, 9c; t id y
roomy
garage of Walther-Williams Company.
Competent
R. A N . com pany has ordered the fourth century. It arose from a di-
red U n a, 10e; h a n d a o m e
I. ,i * . ' i . n l ‘ pou nd
nTrrt of Bendlere. Its terminus In Har­ veralt/ of the observance of Saturday.
workman
always
ready
to
help
you
in
any
way
they
can at
t in h u m id e r a a n d i n
ney county, t o he changed to Crane, The Milanese made It a feast, the Ro­
t h a t c le v e r c r y a t a l-
least
expense
to
you.
For
any
service
rendered
the
charge
glaaa h u m id o r, w it h
for fear the nam e would be confused mans a fast. 8t. Ambrose, being ask­
spo nge - m o iate n ev
will
always
be
reasonable.
ed wbat should be done lu such a
te p , t h a t keeps th e
la Crook county,
totwufcC <n «uch
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Real Estate Bargains
Land Located in Sherman Co.
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OF GENERALINTEREST
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