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• ...THE.EKALAKA' EAGLE r• , st. • LIDER A ROMANCE Or OLD MEXICO 'HAAN LOAN -NOVELIZED FROM THE PHO- TOPLAY SERIAL OF THE' SAME NAME. RELEASED BY 'THE UNIVERSAL FILM MAN- UFACTURING COMPANY SYNOPSIS. Col. James Horton. wealthy Mexican' land owner, dies leaving his property to his daughter, Liberty, when she shall ar- rive at the age of twenty-one. Until that time he appoints his friend, Major Win- ston. and his business pcirtner, Pancho Leon, as trustees of the etilate. While on a visit to Pancho she la abducted by ban- dits and held for ransom. While In their camp she learns that an attack Is to be made on the American town by a large force pf insurrectos. She escapes with the aid of a faithful servant, rejoins tha rescue party headed by Major Winston, Captain Rutledge of the Texas Rangers and Manuel Leon. son of Pancho. As they ride to warn the Americans, they aro attacked by Lopez, a bandit chief and hie men. and. while the major and party repel the.attack. Liberty rides to warn Ameri- can forces. As she races to her goal she is shot by men sent by Lopez to stop her, THIRD EPISODE ' American Blood. • Two of the soldiers who saw the horse as it reached the camp with its ' unconscious rider ran to the spot and, carefully lifting the limp form of the girl from its back, carried her to the improvised hospital tent. She Wft8 tenderly placed on a cot and the com- pany surgeon was called. It was not a serious injury. She had been shot in the arm. , In the meantime Lopez and his men , were keeping the major and Rutledge quite busy. ' Finally, Lopez realizing that if he was to reach Alvira with any of his men he W0111f1 have to get nwity from there before he lost the greater num- ber of them, gave a signal to his men. They sprang into their saddles. and before the.Jangers had thne .to level their gundiit them the Mexicans were galloping down the road. An instant later the rangers started pursuit. ' When Liberty revived she gasped: \Aivira with an army of men IR go-. frig to attack Discovery tonight. Wiirn t hem -I-••=\ Then she fell back faintly against her pillow and closed her eyes. The captain stepped to the entranct:\. called one of his men and gave hien an ,order. Then he turned to another. \Tell Powers to call Discovery,\ he commanded. The telegrapher called agnin and again, but could get no answer. •..• \Discovery doesn't answer.\ said the orderly as he rushed back into tho tent. The vrords crushed Liberty and ht•r head dropped to her chest. The captain rushed from the tent and a moment litter, flfi Liberty lis- tened, she heard the bugler sounding the \assembly and as she heard the clarion notes piercing the stillness of the night she wondered if they were sounded too late. At that moment Aivira and his army were within a lenglie of the border town. The NIexicans .e ,fent through that town like a stortn throtigit a prairie ' village, sweeping everything before them. They fired into every house Which had an American flag waving before it and made a thorough search of the others to make certnin no Amer- icans were being hid by sympathiz. ers. They broke into the houses, and If the head of the household made an effort to protect hitnself am! fetidly he was sent to the floor with a Alexi. can bullet in his body. The street Wf1P filled with confusion. Here finer then - lay the bodies of innocent men, wom en and children: witit American blond flowing frofn their denth wounds. In vain tI4 telegrapher at the little station situated at the entrance to the town tried to get into enninitinientiOn with Colonel Dalton or Captain Imre- ilee, but he received no response to his 0111. For at thnt moment the troopers were on the road Loward Discovery At last he gave upin despair and it looked as though every American in the town was at the mercy of the in- wurrectos. All had given up hope ot being saved from the Mexicans. Then soinething happened which filled till ol them with renewed hope. It was the sound of a bugle, and RR they looked ,they fiftW n troop of 'United :Mutes :eavalry- entering the town. An instant 'Inter the BIexicans had. jumped into their saddles and were turning about to tneet them. 'Then the troopers ;opened fire on the charging insurrec- los and drove them neross the border end into the open country. Then the 'bugle sounded and the men ceased firing. Leaving a sufficient number of men to guard the town -against a posAible re -attack, Captain Larnbee and the re. minder of his men Matted back for Nostinos. Arriving there the captain went at once to the tent where Liberty had been left in care of the doctor and told the story to theM of the battle of Discovery. _ As he was relating the incidenta of the fight to them they heard the sound of horses' hoofs and a moment later Pree Pon ecr,wi 4 01 4 WAWA tn front of the tent, nnd entered. They were. the Major, Rutledge and Pedro. Rutledge rushed in and before the eaptain ttnti the doctor knew what had happened he had thrust them both aside. \Liberty!\ he exclaimed. \Bob!\ and the next instant she was in his arms. \I wonder where that orderly is?\ remarked the Captain as he winked to the doctor, who heeded the tip and fol- lowed him outside. \nu have been wounded, dear,\ said Rutledge us he studied her bandaged arm. \It's well I have been,\ smiled Lib- erty, ''or you would be in danger of being crushed to death.\ \I think . we had better go and help. the Captain search for that orderly, Pedro,\'said the Major. \Why you dear old thing,\ said Lib- erty as she put out her hand, which was eagerly grasped by the major. .\And you, too, Pedro,\ she added, as the faithful slave pressed her hand to his lips. Then site placed her hand on Ills head. \You have saved my life so many times It seems as though it right- fully belongs to you,\ she added. \Before Senor Horton died I prom - Ise I protect Miss Liberty,\. he an- swered. \I must keep my promise.\ \We must return home,\ said Lib- erty. \I have only a slight wound in the arm . and I think, if we take it slowly, I will be all right.\ A little later Liberty was placed In the saddle and they started to_ ride back to the hacienda. Arriving at the hacienda, Rutledge helped Liberty to dismount and then he and the Major went to put their horses up. She made her way around to the side of the house and wns just about to enter when she heard voices; within. Site paused at the door to! listen. It was Manuel and his father.. They Roomed to be quarreling and were talting in loud tones. She pressed lier ear close to the door. , \There is no time like the present.'\ insisted Manuel. \Force his hand to-: night.\ \Why hurry this thing?\ argued the elder Leon. \We have him in our power. He can't deny his own hand -- writing.\ Then, as she heard a ',door close, Lib-. ?rty moved away. She walked slowly; \Yes replied Pancho slowly. \You remember that, according to the pro- visions In the colonel's will, ids daugh- ter W118 not to marry without the con- sent of both guardians?\ \Exactly agreed the listener. On is noxious to marry her,\ he went on. \How does site feel about ii?\ in- quired the 'Major. _ \I don't think he has said anything to her about It,\ said the other. \You see, we thought that we would speak to you first, for your consent is neces- sary. Then, too, I concluded you :night see your way clear to speak of it approvingly to her.\ \I would never consent to it. Pon - cho,\ said the Major, with enaphasis. \What are your objections?\ aaked Pancho. He looked worried. \They are too numerable to men- tion,\ said the Major. \He's not her type of 11 malt. Then, too, he's a Mex- ican. There ate plenty Of good Ameri-,, cans, north of the border, for her; fel- lows who are as true as steel and load- ed with bravery. She'll never consent to it, and' I'll take damn good care to see that site doesn't. He's a coward.\ These words cut Pancho to the very heart, and sent the blood rushing through his veins. He rose from his chair and. walking over to where the Major was seated. said: \I wanted to settle this affair without any unpleas- antness. But you have brought it on yourself. Remember, Major, I hold something which is of vital interest to you and, incidentally, to Miss Liberty. You have forgotten these I\ And with that, he drew from his pocket a pack- age of papers and threw them down on the table before Winiton. s' The Major Veiced them ub' and. looked ut Several of them. 'They were receipts for tnoney Pancho had loaned him during the past year. \Miss Liberty would read 'these with a great deal of interest,\ said Pancho as he gathered them up again and put them in his pocket. \So you are going to play it that way, are you?\ remarked the Major, as his eyes sparkled with hate. \You have forced me to play it that way,\ replied Pancho calmly. Manuel heard these words and a ctinning smile crept over his face. Liberty at that moment was bidding \Alvira Is Going to Attack Discovery Tonight!\ ton aird the old well, In the . cdfiter of the courtynrd. pondering over the words she had just heard. As she stood there meditating she heard someone • approaching and as she turned she saw it wns Rutledge. \Where is the Major?\ she inquired. \I left him at the back of the honse.\ answered% Bob. \He said be wes going in to see-Puncho.\ \I think Manuel and his father are up to something,\ said LibertY. 'Give me the word and I'll go in and mnke them both tell me all about it,\ said Bob. - \Sh-h. hde comes Nlanuel,\ said Liberty. ns she 831W the Modena lenve the house and start in their direction. lIe__croefied the coUrtYarti and, _ . ing Liberty and Rutted - 0, he . milked over to where they were standing. As he got directly in front of them he paused. greeted Liberty with a how, as he smiled graciously. Then he passed on his wny, without taking any notice of Rutledge, and threw himself In the . hammock hist beneath his owu window. \That wretch is up to something,\ said Rutledge. At that moment the Major and ran- cho were having ji warm session in the living room of the latter's quer- tent. ..And Manuel, as he lay back in the hammock, could hear .every word of it. The Major had been Informed by Manuel that his father wanted to aee him, and as soon as he had put his horse up Winston went directly to the bouse. \Manuel told me you wanted to see tneP said the Major as he shook hands with his partner. . \Yes replied Pancho. • \Something nbout the estate?\ in- quired Major Winston. \Well„not exactly that,\ replied P rilfledge good -night, and aq, watelled the two he was amused, for he was certain that before many nights passed she would be the wife of Nian- uel Leon. He grinned as he saw the ranger kiss her as they parted. Someone else saw the kiss. and someone else saw the covetous smile that passed over Manuel's countenance as he enviously watched young Itut- ledge. It was Therese. She was sit- ting nt her bedroom window. on the opposite side of the courtyard. -She withdrew from the window, threiZ: herself on the bed and wept agonizing teara. She was only a poor Niexienn girl, but she knew she was pow destined to marry someone other than Manuel. Finally she arose and, picking up ber serape, she put it around her. Then she looked around the room, as though she was taking a parting look. Slowly she walked over to the dresser and.- opening the top drawer, took out a revolver and placed It in her belt. Then she crept Quietly out. Liberty had said good -night to Rut- ledge and was on her way emelt the courtyard to her room when she heard more ion I talking in Pancho's apart- tnents. This time It was the Major'a voice and, as mho recognised It, Liber- ty stepped quietly up to the door and listened again. \You wouldn't dare!\ she heard him say to Poncho. \You have lost twenty thousand dol- lars' worth of the estate left in Your care!\ shouted Poncho. \Here are the proofs! Unless Liberty Horton marries my son Inside of a month I'll take this matter through the courts. Federal prison, court -Martial or mar- riage.? I leave it to you, senor!\ \You can put me in hell before I'll urge Jim Horton's girl -to marry any Pancho. \It concerns Miss Liberty.\ coffee -colored greaser in Mexico!\ \Miss Liberty, eh?\ answered the , ,eXclalMed the mnjor. Maier: - NOTICE FOB PUBLI.JATION I Department of the Interior. U. 8. Latin Office. Miles City, Mont. April 21. 1917. Netice is hereby giver that 10 0 88 i 0 AbburY of Tee Dee. Montann who. on July 8. 1911 made Desert Lund Entry. Ndr. 012681 for See. 82, Township 4 -N. It. 56, E., hi. P. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make linal proof under Par. 8, Act 3-4-15 to entablisti claim to tho lend above described before S. J. Emswiler, U. S. Commissioner at Ekulaku, Montana. on the 19th dny of June, 1917. lialmant names as witnesses: Elmo Asbury. Rolla Cummings. both of Tee Dee. montane. waitqr Maxwell. Mot - hike, montane. Lorin W. Oilman of Ohnuese. Montana. - 6-t • G. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Mlles City, Montana. 'April 21, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Pauline Wort - Inn of Sykes, Montana who. on July 12, 1911 E. No.012026 for Nle 1 / 4 SW 1 / 4 , SE% 1 :1'4. 1. V 1. 1 NE 1 / 4 , Section 12. Township 2 S. Range 59 East, M. P. hi.. has Med notice of Mention to make finnl proof ender Par. 3. Aet 3-1-16 to establisi , ;Maim to the land above described, befot t Robert F. IticiftwaY. 41. S. CommIseloner et Ridgway, Mentena ()elite 19th depot June; 1917. Claimant natu r es Witnessen:- William WOrtenan, Taylor Smith, L O. Williams, Jessie I,Villiams, all of SYkes. tirittina. G. W. MYERS. Register. NO CICE FOB PUBLICATION Department of the loterior V S. Land Office at Miles Coy. Montana April 21. 1917 Notice is hereby given that Eenest Pear- son of Clutusse. Mont. who, on Jan. 28, 1914 made Homestead Entry, No. (.2'024 for W% 2 . Sec.:0 'township 8 N. It. 56 Emit. M. P. Afer- . Minn. has filed notice of intention to make three veer Pioof. to establish chitin to the land above described. before S. J. Emswiler 17 S. Comtnissloner. at Skalaka. hfontann. the 15th dny of June. 1917. Claimant nanses as witnesses: George Stewart. Gay Stewart. Frank Mil- ler all of Ekalaka, montann. Frank Amine, of Chausse. Montana. 6-4 G. W. MYERS. Register. „ _ aa NOTItlt FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Once at Miles City, Montana. April 21, 1917 Notleo iS hereby given that Ernest Pear- son. heir and for the heirs of James W, Peerson. dec'd of Clittusse. Mont.. who. 011 (R1.18.1918 made H. E. No. 020161 for North Half. Sec. 18. T.3 N.. R. 56E. Af. P. Meridin has Med notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above described. before S. J. Emswiler, U. S.Commissioner. at Ekulaka, Montana. on the 15th (lay of June. 1917. Claimaut names ea witnesses: Frank Amens, Chnusse. Montana. George Stewart. Otty Stewart, Frank Stiller till of Elutlaka Montana. 6-4 G. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Department of the interior. U. 8. Land Office at Mlles City. Montana. April 21.1917 Notice is hereby given that Chester L. Phillips of \fisher Montana who. 011 Feb.14 1917 made H. E. No. a30993 for Lots 8. 4: :0,r NW 1 / 4 . SW 1 / 4 ; Sect 2; Township N It. 61' E. M. P. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof to establish to the land above deseribed. before L. C. Burns, U. S. Cominissioner. at Baker. Mont- ana, on the 12th day of June. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Benjamin° Appel. Tames Bacchus. both of •K nobs. Montane, John A. Phillips, A. E. Phillips, both of linker. Montana. 5-4 G. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Mlles City, Montana. April 21. 1917. Notice Is hereby given that William A. Lent's. of Ekalaka. Montana who. on Ms)* a. 1913 made It. E. No.0174,69 for SW 1 / 4 . W!....SE' SW 1 / 4 NEv4. SE4NWit.-Sec. 4 T 1 N. H. 01 E. St. P. Meridian. has Med notice of intention to make t !tree year Proof. to estnblisit claim to the land nbove described. before S. .). Emile - 11er. U. S Commissioner, nt, Eknlnica. Montana. on tike 18th day of June. .917. - Clatimant names as witnessee: Louis Benda, Oeortre R. Phillips Lester A. Phillips. eleorge W. Stephens.Jr. all orEkit- lake. Montaim. 5-4 U. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana. April. 21. 1917 Notice Is hereby\ Riven that Anton ilea - berg of Elgin. Meet.. who. on August 21. 1913 made NI. No. 01966 for Sit2N W 1 / 4 . se.% 29; S 1 / 4 SWI,,. see. 20. r. 1 S. Ramie 60 E.. M. P. Meridian. has flied native of in- tention to make three yesr Proof. to este le Mit elnint to the land thove described, be- fore S..I. Emswiler. U. N. Co iiiii tissioner. ill Mk111111(11. MOIA111111, 011 he lith day of Jim. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: George A._Sykes. Sykes. Ill011l1104. JOci . 01 1 A Hell, 301111 I,. litirtm t Alitut V. Forsberg, all of Elgin. Montana. 6-4 G. W. AI VERS. Register. N1TICE FOB PUBLICATION Deportirent of the interior, S. Land Office at hilles City, Montana. April 21. 1917 Notice is hereby given that i.t.f. Ifeekti- t horn of Ekainkte Montana who en Alay lolo simile II. M. No. intone for S!2; See. 2. T. 1 N. 11.56E M. P M. has 111.••1 'milts. of in- tention to make nv.• year proof tit establish elnim to the Intel above deserliest bek.re S. J.- Matsu Ler. I;. R. Commissioner at Eke - lake. Monts tin on the dny of June, isii7. Claimant names as wit n. Frank E. Kowitz. Lloyd o. Dague. Edward C. Perso, Edwin B. Berg all of Ekninkit. Montana. 6-4 G. W. MYERS, Ileitister. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana. AprIl 21. 1917 Notice is IlerebY Riven flint Claud 1.:111s of El:oinks. Mont.. who. on April 20. 1910 le Homestead Entry, No. 08464 for SWit: sr.ki. See. 20, VV!SW 1 4. See. II. T. I S. 11. Isis E., Al. P. Meridian, hos illed ttotiee of inten- tion to nutke five yen(' Proof to establish claim to the land above described. before S. J. EinswIler U.S. commissioner. set Ekit- lakes, Montana. on the 12t II day of June 1917. claimant names as witnesses: Joseph theirn. Herbert Bourn, Chris Ege. Frtink Bourn of Eknieka, montane. 5-1 O. %V. M Y RS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Depertment of the interior. U. M. Laud office at Miles city, Montana. April 21, 1917 Notice Is hereby given that Fred ('. Colley of EknInkn. Montana who on April 8, litio made Homestead entry. NO. 08027 for E!'0 N W N 16%. See. 22; W;;I4 See. 23. T. I H. R.58 E. M. P. M., 1013 Med notice of ite tention to make five yenr proof, to estate 1 19 1: 7 11 . elnim to the land above demo %bed. be- fore S. J. Entswiler. IT. S. Commissioner nt I:kidlike, Montana on the 12th ony of June, I 'Intmant immos ns witnesses: - Hann O. Stenseth, Michael C. Moolick. Frank Bourn, FranklinJ. Clark nil of Ekain- kit. Moutautte 5-4, . (4. W. MYERS. Register. • NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Miles eity, Montana. OM 21. 1917 Notice is hereby given that Richard If. Ferguson of Male kn. w ho 1911-1 made II. F,. NO. 017045 for NE 1 / 4 , See. 2e. T. 2 N. R. 68 E. AL P. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to mitke three year Proof, to exist ilsh einim to the land nistve described before S..1. Einswiler. IT. S. Coin- missioner at Eitalnka, Mont., on the 16th day of June, 1917. Claimant monis as witnesses: Williatn E. Sweeney. Mortitner O. Tracy, William Mowbrny. Louis F. Romme all of Ekalaka, Montnnn. 6-4 G. W. MYERS, Register. Notice foe Publication. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at .Mlies City, Montana. March 81, 1017 Notice is herein+ given that Norma Maye Funkenbusele fortnerly Moore of Ekalakit, Montana who on July 10,1918 made H. E. No. inase2 for Nitlelection 24, T.3 N. R.,69 IC. M. P. AL. has fiWd notice of intention to milk(' three year' proof ; to establish °ham to the land above described before J. Entswiler, U. S. Commissioner at Melaka. Montana on the lith day of May.1917. Claimant names as witnesses: - Charles H. Emerson. James Mulkey. both otEkulaita, montane. Horace Soper. Web- ster. Mont., Edward Varner, Bieber, Mont. 4-6 G. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Departniat of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Miles City, Montana. Mar. 31, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Mark Henry of Ekalaka, Montana. who. on April 113. 1910. made H. E. No. 08220. for East Half SectiOn 17; Township 2 North It. 67 East, Montana P. Meridian, has flied notice of intention to make live year proof to establish claim to the innd above des-cribed before 8. J. Knuosiler U. S. Commiesioner. at Ekalaka. Montana on the 16thday of May, 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Jesse W. Grant. Steve Mefford. George S. Boggs. Alva I. Dague all of Ekalaka. Mont. 1-13 U. W. MYERS. Register. ••••• NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION 4. Department of the Interior, U. B. Land Office at Miles City, Montana. Mar. 31. 1917. - Notice Is hereby given that Leonard (4. Lisle of Itkalakte hfont., who on March S. 1916 made Homestead entry. No. 021508 for SiSSE% Section 26; NisNEV4; SWitNE%; NASSE%; SW%SEIS, Section 86, Townehip 1 South. Range 67 East. M. P. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof,tp establish claim to the land above described. before S. J. Ensswiler. U. S. Com- d tt a ti;s o lo i n ma er. y a l t i r a k . alaka. Mont., on the 29th Claimant names as witnesses: Glenn E. Clark, John Carey. Orrin O. Bart- on. Guy J. Peterson, all Eitalaka. Montana. 4-13 G. W. MYERS. Register. Notice foe Publication. Department of the interior. U. S. Land Office at Miles City, lkiontana. march 31.1917. Notice is hereby given that Frank H. Schallenberger of Ekalaka. Montana. who. on April 7. 11014 made H. E. No. 021672 for N 1e%. See. 20; N W 1 / 4 Section 21. Township 2 Nort le Range 67 E.. M. P. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to maim three year proof. to eetublish claim to the land above described, before S. J. Emswiler. U. S. Com- missioner. tit Ekalaka. Montana, on the llth day of Mny.1917. Claimant tames as witnesses: Mark Henry. William W. Stunt t. Charles E. Stuart. Edward C. Perms. all of Ekalalut. Montana. 1-13 G. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Office, Mlles City. Mout. Mar. 31, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Anton Kvam of Ekalaka. Montana. who, on March 26. 1910 made H. E.. No. 0760.1 for hiWV4NWM: sWV4 SWV4SEV4 Sec. 16. W 1 ,4NEVa See. Township 2 North. It. 67 E., M. P. Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before S. J. Emswiler. U.S. Commissioner. at 1Ckalaka, Montana. on let ti day of May 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Roderick Mauro, Sr.. Erfiest Sjoblom. Steve Mefford. - John W. Ewalt all of Ekala- kn. Montana. 4-13 G. W. MYERS. Register I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana. Mar. 31, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Mark Henry. heir and for the heirs of Jasper Henry de- eeased of Ekalaka, Mont. who, on April 13. 1910 made H. E. No. 06221 for West Half Sec. 17. T. 2 N.. R. 67 IC.. Mont. Principal Nierldian. has filed notice of Intention to make live year Proof to establish claim to the land above described. before S. J. Ent swiier. U. S. Commissioner. at Ekalaka. Montana. on the 16th dny of May. 11.17. Claimant names as witnesses: Jesse W. Gmnt. Steve Mefford. George S. t li n o n g li g . s. Alves T. Dague. all of Eltalakti. Mon - 1 -13 O. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department a the Interim U. 8. Laud Office at Mlles City, Montana, Mar. 31, 1917 Notice is hereby given t hnt Wilsott Talk- inel on cot Ekalitka. htont. WI10 on May IS. owl. made II. E. No. 08973 for North Half 16. T. 1 N.R. 66E. M. P. M.. has flied flo- ur.. or Intenthat to make five year proof to ••st). bush chain, to the hind nbove described before S. .1. MinswIler. U. S. Continissioner at Ekninka. Montana 011 the 16th (lily of May deli. 'Claimant names ae witnekses: Fred Mnrtens, Fred Rose. Jense W.Grant. (*lurk Boggs till of Ekalakte Montana. 1-13 G. W. MY EitS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Depnrtinent of the Interior. U. 13. Lima Office at Nines City, Montana. Mai .31, 1917. Notice im hereby given that William E. Wenr of Eknliten. Montnna. WI10. on April 12, IMO made II. E. No. MI6 for SEV4NE 1 / 4 ; WS:4E% : NE44S1-.'4 See. 14: WiSSW 1 / 4 . SIC% SW 1 / 4 Hee. 13; N I: 1 4 N W 1 / 4 See. 24. Twp. 1 N.. It. 67E., M. P.Alerldhoi. has filed notice of intention to ke Ilse Year proof to es- tablish claim to the land tabove described before S..I. lemswiler, U. S. Cotninissioner. nt Ekalnkit. Montalto, on the 24th day of May, 1917. Claimant Dames as witnesses: William E. ()wens, Guy Evans, Berry Do - by, Waiter I. Maxwell all of Ekainka. Mont. 4-13 O. W. MYERS, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the 1 nterier, D. S. Land °Rife, Allies City, Mom. April 21.1917 Notiee is hereby given that Ben F. Jones Ekalakte Mont. who on April 18, 1918 made II .stend entry No.018006 for N N isSW34. SW 1 / 4 SWit, NW 1 / 4 SEit. Sec. 33. T. 2 N. It 59).: M. P.M. has filed notice of inten tion to ninke three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before S. J. le:Ilse - 11er. U. S. Commissioner et Eka- lake. Montana on the 15th day of June. 1917. Claimant mimes w it n esses Clinrles F. Cnrroll. Frank Snow, Charles Nies. John 1). Kinsey. all of Ekalaka..Mont. 5-I G. W.MYE RS. Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. 8. Lane - Office at Miles City, Montana. April 21. 1917 Notice ift hereby given that Charles F. Carroll of Ektiltika, Mcntana, who on Nov. 10. 1913 made Homestead Entry No. 010.1011 for ESW3i. WiSSWit. SWV.NW 1 / 4 , NW% Ni• - ,v4. !Section 32. T. 2 N. R. 69 E., M. P. M. has filed notice of Intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before S. .1. Ernswiler. U. S.(Iommissioner. at Ekalaka, Montana on t he 15th day of June. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Ben F. ottes. Frank Snow. Delos Mnrk B.. les allsof Eltalaka, montane. h-4 O. AV. MYERS, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION la.paitment of the interior. U. P. Land Office at Mlles City, Montana. - Apr1121;1917 Notiee Is hereby given that Ben II. Wil- liams of Eknialtn, Montana who on April 22. Poi metie H. E NO. 0211376 for SEISNWti. bind nbeve &Berthed before S. J. Emswiler. three year proof. to establish chitin to the U. S. Commitisidner at Eicalakn, Montana NI;'.,SWY4. SKS EV4, MiSE%, See. 11: SW% NWii. N WV(SW%, Sec. 12, T.2 N. R. 69E., M. P. St.. bns filed notice of intention to make a u e n e w . i e n i al t n I t i %% R IZ: ' 1 l i t 9 i 1 1 7 ea se s : on c t ia lt Siontann. George Rink. Webster. Montana Clinrles II. Atkinson. Frank E. Chamber- lnin. Clarence E. Timmons, all of Ekalaka. 5-4 G. W. MYERS. Register. NOTICE FOB PLIBLICATION Department of the Interier. U. & Land Office, Miles City, Mont. Mar. 31, 1917. Notice im hereby given that Harry N. Hmith of Ekalaka. Mont, who on Atir1113. 1910 made Homestead Entry No. 06162 for NW 1 / 4 ,Sec.26:8 1 / 4 8W 1 / 4 ,See.28:NXNE 1 / 4 Se6. T. IN.. R.67E., M. P. M. has filed notiee of Intention to tuake five year Proof, to es- tablish claim to the land above described. before S. J. Emewller. U. S. Commissioner, at Ekalaka, Montaisa, on the Wrd day of May. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Louis J. Seiverdlus. Hirt RiMisore. Frgder- ick L. Corte, Frank H. NettekoViiit sal of Basilisks. ?dont. G. W. MYRRS. Register. 4-111 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Ofdee at Miles City, Montana. Mar. 31. 1917. Notice Is hereby given that William N. Owens. of Ekalaka, Mont who on Apr.18, 1910 made H. E. No. 08366 for 16148W 1 / 4 , 8E 3 / 4 Sec. 22; N 1 / 2 16W%4 Sec. 23, T. IN. R. 67E. M. P. M., has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before S. J. Emswiler, U.S. Commissiober at Ekalaka, Montana on the 24th day of May. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: - Xavier S. Bala, James Cleveland, William E. Weal . . Carl x. Ostlund all of Ekalaks, Montana. 18 G. W. MYERS. Register. R,ESTORATION TO ENTRY or LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice is hereby given that the lands described below, em- bracing MO acres, within the SlouxNation- al Forest, Montana. will be subject to settle- ment and entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of the United States and the act of June 11, 1906 (34 Stat.. 283), at the U. 8. Land Ofnce at Miles City. Mont. on June 2/ 1917. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for ag- ricultural purposes prior to January 1, 1906, and has not abandoned sarne, has a prefer- ence right to make a homestead entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the applications of the per- sons mentioned below, who have a prefer- ence right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler or appli- cant is quallIIed to make homestead entry and the preference right is exercised prior to June N. 1917. on which date the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualified 'person. The W%Wii. Sec. 14. T.1 S.. R. 60E. M. M.. 140 acres; application of Wm. J. Hurley. Ekalaka, Montana; List 1-8478. A tract of land.with1n what will probably be when surveyed Secs. 13. 24. T 2 8. R. 61 E. M. M., described as follows: Beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence the NW corner Section 19. T. 2 S.. R.62 Z., M. P. M.. basis 8. ero E.. 19 ohs.; extending thence S. 40 chs to Cor. No. 2; thence W. 40 ohs; to Cor.No. 3; thence N.40 chs. to Cor. No. 4 : thence E. 40 ch s. to Cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. contain- ing RIO acres. application of Benj. Harry Lacey. Cainp Crook, D; List 1-8479 The W04. Sec. 26. T. 2 8. R. 60 E., M. M. PIO acres. application of J. E. Currey. Sykes, montane; List 1-8480 The NEVsSEti. Sec. II. T. 8 S. R.. 40E., N. M. 40 acres ; application of Louis D. Diem. Baker biontana; List 1-8492. The SEKSEV4. Sec. II; VAiNEki WY 2 SEV4SW 1 / 4 . Sec. is. T. 3 8. R. 60 E. 11. application of Vera gee Diem Baker. montane. List 1-1149e. Apri110. 1917. 0. M. BRUCE. Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office. 4-17 Notice To the Delinquent Taxpayers on Personal Property in Fallon County, Montana. The law re- quires the County Treasurer to enforce the payment of Personal Taxes that become delinquent. I have no choice in the matter in performing my duty. Notices have been sent to all Delinquents on personal property to the last known address, for the taxes of the years, 19144915-1916. If you have paid your taxes for any or all of thotie years, please send .. me the number of your tax re- ceipt so Oat I can give you prop- er credit. as the books at the present time do not show them to be paid. I MUST start attach- ing the property concerned, by May 1st, 1917. Yours truly, R. B. LOWR.Y, Co. Treas., Fallon 3t County, Montana. I am the district agent for the Advance Rumely line of imple- ments and will deem it a favor to figure with you on any thresh- ing or plowing outfits, also sta- tionery engines. Frank Voss. EYES If you've a partical of eye trouble, see us before it's too late. All examinations by the most modern and scientific methods. Lenses and frame s correctly fitted. C. L. Proctor, O. D. • With Ekalaka Drug Co. JOB PRINTING? Yes s we do it in any style, size or color you wish, and we do it right. Give us a trial. •.
