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The Montanian (Choteau, Mont.), 30 Dec. 1892, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053033/1892-12-30/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
n o t i c e t o Stockm e n --»Estray». . Tb« publisher of T/is M ontanian hereby «frees to publish notices of es- truyed horses Ires of .cb&rge: Provided, however, that when,any stock is recov ered by reason of such publication the party recovering said stock: so published •hall pay to the publisher o! this paper *3 for. every animal so recovered, Par ties reporting estrays are requested to hand in full description with all other information which might enable the yownerato make , their identification o i property satisfactory to all concerned. Ail information, other than brands, wil* * he withheld from publication. In' cases where persons loosing stock, advertise, rewards offered should be deposited; the party claiming the same should ap ply with the animals in hie possession •ithsr here or to the owner for the same when, if satisfactory and the horses are turned over, the money deposited as a regard will be paid to the claimant on •rder of the owner. ..For the above purposes we will open ■ft Free.Estray column in this paptr. All persons making use of the same must «omply with the above rules. .. T.r - \ \ * JEstrayed o r Lost. Two sorrel geldings, 5-years-old, brand, reversed 5 on left hip. One had halter en when last seen, about April 1st. $20 reward will be paid for -their* recovery. Look them up, boys. One black horse, branded half circle left shoulder. $10vreward for their recovery. Apply at this office. \ ------ * About the last of September, one dark #r black mare, three years old, branded monogram JHS on right shoulder, spot on forehead. Also one colt, white on aoee;-same brand. $10 reward for re covery of each. Apply at this office. One gray horse, branded spear or ar row bead on left thigh. $10 reward for weovery of each. Estrayed, one bay saddle horse, branded P on left shoulder. One bay safidle horse, braded IK (large) on left •bOulder. A reward of $5 each will be paid. y _______ _____________ _ From hoteau sometime during the month of September\ 1891, one sorrel horse, coming four years old, branded 8N [bar underneath] on right shoulder, brand considerally blotched. f0 reward for his recovery. Apply St this office. JEstrayed: One bay gelding, branded a on left thigh, and vented same on left shoulder. Weighs' about 1,100 pounds. $10 reward for his recovery. Between the middle and last of June !»ne light bay horse branded 1 f bar) on left shoulder; left hind foot white. $5 reward for information leading to his movery. Address this office. Ose 8-year-old bay Norman mare, branded N 8 on left shoulder, vent same en same shoulder, and F C on left thigh 918 dollars reward on delivery at this •Sc«. _ _________ __ Ons blaek gelding, 7 years old, branded lying MLon left shoulder. One strawberry roan mare, A years eld, branded A on left shoulder. $5 ««ward per ™ head at this office. On or about July 27th, one black horse, white strip on forehead, branded SL I P on left ehoulder, vented same on Istfc thigh. $5 rswai d for recovery. Ap ply at this office. From Perrysburg, on the Teton, on the 10th day of April, 1889, one bay stud eolt, one year old; branded U> on left shoulder. A reward of $5 will be S aid for his recovery, or information . ading thereto. Address this office. NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. LA*© O ffice at H e l e n a , mont ., i Dec. 7,1892. | - Notice lshereby given that the following- - - ' v named settler has filed notice o f his intention ' v-to make final-proof In support of hie claim, ^\~and that said proof will be made before A. v, - -rvirarnst; U .‘8. ComihlBsioher, at Ghotsao, j'. j-yiAthntana, on Jan. 30, 1893, viz: ; E . r W A L T E R CHISHOLM, ^ / S h who^made pre-emption declaratory statement. for the nw4 awl, section 1, lot i, set jUv^ neii'and nedset.'sectlon k, Tp. 25 N, B flweafc, * ” ----------- --------------- - ------ yltl He names the following fitnesses to prove _ ____ .. _.*,~còntlnuòas,residence upon and cultivation f e ^ W i t vi«idtlttodiSW i: Ora JS Xnowltoo,' Frank ’ C h a r l e s Ha-iris and Jobn AI. Graves, ail V ' 8. A.'SWIQGETT, B e t t e r . -First publication Deo. 8. mss*! itíxki :;5?> ,v. ’ T. C. 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Its use may he repeated on thè same Sheep as often as desired without the slightest risk *f laJUry. ^ Non-Polsonous, Easy to Use, and Always Effective. T-TTUtWAT. DISCOUNTS TO TBS T&APJC. WINES, LIQUORS db BEER, UPMAN’S FAMOUS CIGARS We want inquiries for quotations which will be given prompt attention. It will be to your interest to’learn our prices before pl&ceing yonr order for the season's supplies. T . C , P O W E R & . B R 0 ., ¡F T . ZBEZETTOUST- ZMIOZEsTT. S T H E Sunday Sun $2.00 A YEAR Containing more reading matter than any magazine published in America. Address: TH E SUN, N ew Y o r k . I D O l s T E — A T — f H E ) 3^ E c r L t a , r a . i a . 2^L * r — J o s O f f i c e — D o You Know? Ths Montaniaii is Fublisliad w-BBkly at ChoYea-iiÎ Chota au county) Montanai- Sub scription $ 3 par yBâr ; ‘ In A'dvancB) , J 9 9 9 9 ' 9 f ' 1 î@ , Subscribe for T he M ontanian •how« fnu cat. 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