The Western news. [volume], June 29, 1933, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Clubs forRent
and Golf Supplies for Sale
We can take care of your wants in
these lines—supply you with clubs if
you do not have a set, and furnish
you with any supplies you may need.
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Kootenai Golf Course
On E. N. Alley Ranch
Summertime
Needs
New Line of -
Bathing Caps
and Slippers
15c to 75c
Picnic Plates, Cups
and Napkins
Kodaks and Fresh
Films
Fourth of July
Goods
WELCH'S
Mrs. J. M. Cairns and Miss Inez
Ratekin motored to Eureka Monday.
Mrs. S. N. Plummer arrived home
yesterday from a motor trip to the
Chicago world's fair.
R. K. Runden, from Glacier national
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P ark at Ä 0n ' V \ Slt 4 d lh 44 eek -
end with Mr. and Mrs. Don William
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A. E. Williamson, deputy state ex-'
aminer, was here the first of the week
in his periodic examination of the
books of the county.
son.
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H. B. Foot, director of the water
and sewage division of the state boardi
of health, was in Libby Saturday and
called at the office of the Mountain
States Power company.
Walter Neils left Sunday for Chi-1
cago t 0 attend a meeting of the Na
tional Lumber Manufacturers associa
tion, of which he is one of the direc
fors
This Is the Night -This is a light
and farcical show that moviegoers
long for. Lily Damatia is charming as
is Thelma Todd. Roland Young and
Charles Ruggles are marvelous come
dians. Kootenai Theatre, Monday,
Tuesday, July 3 and 4.
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Here's Tasty Pastry
Oh, how good! That's what
you'll say when you taste our
delicious pastry. Palate teasing
cup cakes, cookies, doughnuts,
pies and layer cakes are made
fresh every day. Try some today.
AMERICAN BOSE BAKERY
A Home-Town Institution
I wish to announce that 1
have opened an office in Lib
by for the general practice of
Osteopathy.
Maternity cases handled by
strictly Osteopathic methods.
Dr. J. W. Church
Located in Log Cabin ■C_
Mineral Avenue opposite C.
& BL Service Station.
Calls answered day or night.
Phone 87J.
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Sheriff F. R. Baney was a visitor!
to Eureka Tuesday.
Piles cured without operation. See]
Dr. Church, at Libby.
While hats at greatly reduced prices, I
just the thing for the Fourth,—Mrs. i
Timothy Miller
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Mrs. Ward Shanahan and baby re- |
turned home yesterday from several 1
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weeks spent with her father in Cali
fornia, who passed away while she
was there. . ^
Robert W. Strong, formerly
ployed here by the forest
em
service,
passed through the city the first of
the week.
Mrs, Horace Cady and son Bill of
Sandpoint have visited the past week
in Libby with Mrs. Cady's mother,
Mrs. Win. Erdman.
Food Sale by Ladies of the Church
of God, at MacMarr's Grocery,
mencing at 10 o'clock Monday, July 3.
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James B. Yule, from the regional of
fice of the forest service at Missoula
is in Libby superintending mapping
crews working hereabouts.
Senator and Mrs. M. D. Rowland I
returned to Libby yesterday from at
tending North Dakota grand lodge
meetings of the Masonic and Eastern
Star orders.
J. H, Skidmore and A. R. Gibson
returned home Sunday from Butte
where they had attended meetings of
the grand chapter and commandery
of the state.
Howard Matthews recently returned
from Colville, Wash,, and has accepted
employment with the forest service.
He was formerly forest ranger at
Warland. He is now employed in Libby
ranger's office.
The ball game that was to have been
played last night, sponsored by the
Libby Junior Woman's club for re
lief purposes, was postponed because
of rainy weathen
Hugh Lockridge arrived Wednesday
from the Missoula office of the forest
serv j ce and will be occupied here locat
ing roads that are being built in the
forest by the C. C. C. workers,
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The Lady Militants and Chevaliers
I of' the Odd Fellows order held a pic
(nie at the Driear ranch on Pipe creek
Hast Sunday. Present during the after
neon as guests were Captains DeMer
r itl and Hohnes of the C. C. C.
camps.
Mrs. Paul Church and children left
Friday for Boise, Ida., for a visit of
several weeks. She accompanied her
three sisters, the Misses Jessie, Mary |
and Elizabetn Carter, who had been j
visiting her here. The ladies are mak- j
ing the trip by auto.
Mrs. Fred J. Carlson and Mrs. Chet I
Smith entertained a number of young
boys last night at the Smith home in !
honor of Mahler and John Nass, of
Glasgow, who were visiting here. The
boys spent an enjoyable evening
game«, with refreshments served.
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A party composed of M. E. Schou
weiler and daughter, Miss Frances, and
Mrs. Carrie LaMunyan and daughters
Mary Jane and Phoebe, spent Sunday
on an enjoyable motor trip to Kalis
pell, Whiteflsh, Eureka and back to
Libby. The trip was made in Mrs. La
Munyan's new auto.
Lamar Rowland left Tuesday evening j
for Hollywood to spend two weeks |
there as the guest of James Cagney, I
well known movie star. As announced
in this paper several weeks ago, Lamar
won the trip for having written the
best poem in a national contest last 1
winter. Besides- the entertainment he
will enjoy, he is also to be given a
screen test while there, and possibly
a chance to play a minor part in a
movie.
MARSHALL MURRAY
Attorney at Law
Practice in All Courts
Offices in Former Bank Building
Eureka, Montana.
DE. A. E. OSTROOT
CHIROPRACTOR
and
OPTOMETRIST
Office 510 Mineral ATonu«
Phone 452, Libby, Mont
LET US DO YOUR
TRANSFER WORK
We will give you
prompt and speedy
SERVICE
Residence Phone 61-R—Office 134
SLEW'S TRANSFER
W. W. Blew, Prop.
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The Churches
St. John's Lutheran Church.
"The Friendly Church."
"A Changeless Christ For A Chang
ing World."
Sunday, July 2nd.
Regular morning worship beginning
at 10 a m.
Sunday school, 9 a. m.
Please note change of time. i
if a nrs ««si* ,•
It you have no church affiliations, i
you are invited to worship with us |
H. L PFOTENHAUER, Pastor
v, Aaaiui. I
The annual Sunday school picnic will!
be held Tuesday, July 12th. All de- 1
partments of the Sunday school will |
attend and parents are asked to bring j
luncheon and dishes sufficient for their j
own families, and two lemons.
Sunday school 10:Qfl a. m. 1
Morning worship 11:00 a. m. j
Epworth League 7:(K) p. m. 1
Evening service 8:00 p. m.
Church night Tuesday 8:00 p.
Choir rehearsals Thursday night.
Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon
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M. EL Church Notes.
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this week.
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Official board meeting Wednesday
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Christian Science Church.
The subject for the Lesson-Sermon 1
Sunday, July 2, will be "God."
Wednesday evening meeting at 8:00
o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Hie public is cordially invited to all 1
jf these services.
Church of God.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching, 11 a. m.
Young People's meeting 7 p. m.
Preaching, 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p.
Everybody invited to attend.
REV. FRED DECKER. Pastor.
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Trego News Items
Mrs. Walter Ritter was most pleas
antly surprised at an "old fashioned
quilting party" on Wednesday after
noon, June 21, given by Miss Evelyn
McAllister and Miss Leonore Ritter.
Mrs. Ritter was the recipient of
many beautiful blocks which were
placed together and some quilting
done by most of the ladies present.
Mrs. Ritter was much pleased with her
lovely gift and said she never ex
pected such thoughtfulness to be :
shown her.
Those present were; Mrs. Fred Her
rig and son Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Johnson; Mrs. G,
Fremming, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Cut
ler and sons, Mrs. C. E. Adams and
son, Mrs. Holly and daughters Anna
and Mary, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Peterson
and daughter Betsy and son Oscar, Mrs.
Fred Titchbourne, Mrs. Tom Skelly,
Mrs. Leslie Pierce. Mrs. Weydemeyer
and daughter Marian, Mrs. Larson and
baby, Mrs. Swing and children, Misses'
Beryl and Lillian Scouten, Mrs. Peter
DeGrpot, Mrs. McAllister and daugh
ter Evelyn.
Those who could not be present sent
in their blocks, for which Mrs. Ritter
A.
Jensen, Mrs.
wishes to thank each one and greatly
treasurers the blocks sent her.
Maggie Van Patten has returned to
her home at Fort Collins, Col., after
Warland Items
visiting relatives and friends here.
Fred Ebby and Ed. Woodward have
been doing repair work at the school
house the past week,
Scott Daniel, Coleman Kilpatrick,
and Jason Schmaltz spent the weekend
here with their folks.
Lt. John Lastkowski and his crew
are here this week making permanent
D. P. BOYLE
CONFECTIONERY
STATIONERY
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FISHING TACKLE
FRUITS
MEN'S FURNISHING«
LIBBY. MONTANA
Dentist
DE. V. A. HANNIGAN
First State Bank Bldg.
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DR. CHAS. J. MARTIN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Libby Hospital Building
Office Phone No. 120;
Res. 66-W
Specially
Tempting Dishes
Real Coffee
Why not have your
Breakfast, Lunch
and Dinner
at the
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bench marks. This outfit uses trucks
that served as ambulances overseas.
Mrs. Floyd Daggett and children al^
expected to return this week.
The forest service telephone line was
spliced over the river Monday.
Woodrow Daniel was called to Mis
-.oula to ioin the ranks of the C. C. C.
Frank Bulks has relumed from Vic
tor, Mont., to his work for the forest
service. . , „
Gene Baker » haymg on the Franco
" I 'rn ..n-. wet .
Rufus i oung of era! visited War
»„-j «« nn( j a „
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Ä ? rs , H ^ K , th , 'j nd ( son ', fx ' nt £ev '
era | ,j a y S ln Libby last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Billings were in
Libby Saturday.
Mrs. Schmaitz and Mrs. Gregg were
in L.bby Saturday.
The compressor and jack hammer
equipment are installed in the Hoyt &
Ebby mine. They expect to go down!
about s;;> hundred feet by Christmas,
A picnic ,s being planned by a
number of families h^s to be heldi
acres; the river. '
Bargmn
Hound Trip
Rail Faresj
OverÿMth
4® f July
«0 Jue»0, July 1,2,3,4
Return trip muet be complet
ed by midnight, July 7, 1933
fee*»' *PP if to U. S. A, territory
Chicago «ad west, bat not to point*
south or west of Portland and Og
den, Utah Far*. also apply to Gt.
Nor.Ry.petaii in British Columbia,
To IixuersATE Coach Faxes:
100 miles away $ 2.70
200 miles away 5.4-0
500 miles away 13.50
1000 miles away 27.00
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Corr-Mpondinfly low roach lare»
batwa — otfaar diatancag.
Tickets good in parlor cars
or sleepers will aUo be sold
at rate of one regular one
way fare plus 25c and pay
ment of charge for such
accommodations.
Children i fare.
Minimum adult
fare $1.00. Dag
gage checked.
For details
ply to any
TICKET AGENT
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Sucressors to
PEND D'CRFILLE CREAMERY
COMPANY
I Manufctur;of Butter, Ice Cream,
Butter Milk rnd Cottage Cheese.
Highest Market Prices Paid for Butter
Fat.
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F \NT>POINT. IDAHO.
NOTICE OF
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
j To the Stockholders of Golden West
; Mining Company-) a Montana Corpora
I tion:
j Notice Is Hereby Given, that a
j snecial meeting of the stockholders of
1 the Golden West Mining Company will
I be held at the Hotel Libby, in the
' town of Libby, Lincoln County, State
I of Montana, on Monday, the 24th day
j of July, 1933, at the hour of 2:00
1 o'clock, P. M„ fpr the purpose of con
I sidering and acting upon an Amend
ment to Article VI of the Articles of
Incorporation of said Company, as
heretofore executed and filed under
the Laws o* Montana, apd as Amended
by Resolution of the stockholders of
! the Company adopted at a special
meeting of such stockholders held on
December 27, 1929, so that said Article
VI shall read, as proposed to be
amended, as follows:
"ARTICLE VI
That the amount of capital stock of
this corporation shall be One Million
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1,
500,000,06 ) divided into Six Million
(6,000,0001 shares of the par value of
Twenty Five Cents (25c), each, and
all of which shall be common corpor
ate stock and of the same class."
That the purpose of said proposed
amendment is: (a) To leave the total
authorized capital of the corporation
as heretofore fixed and now existing;
(b) To decrease the par value of the
shares from $1.00 per share, as now
existing, to 25c per share; (c) To in
the number of shares of stock
to 6,000,000, instead of 1,500,000, as
heretofore fixed and now existing; (d)
To allot and distribute to the holders
of stock of the Company which may
haye been issued up to the date of
such change and amendment two
shares of the decreased par value stock
as fixed by said amendment in lieu
of and to replace each one share of
stock theretofore issued of the desig
nated par value of $1.00; and (e) To
place in the Treasury of the Company
available for sale and disposition for
the use and benefit of the corporation,
all of said increased number of shares
of said capital stock not allotted or
required to be Issued to holders of
stock theretofore issued and then out
standing in lieu of or to replace such
previously issued stock.
That any and all other matters in
crease
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Pork and Beans Med.?Är S 19c
Buy\ supply at this low price.
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Coffee, Airway,
Always good Lb.
21c
Shrimp Sunset
brand, 5 oz„ 2 for
21c
Potato Chips,
Blue Bell, -t oz pk
9c
Pickles, Wilson'sQfil^
Sweet, Qt. jars UAv
Salad Dressing,
Best Foods, Qt.
31c
Tunafish, White
Star, W 's, ^ach
19c
Olives, Ripe
Lindsays No. 1
12c
DEVILED MEAT
10c
Libby's V±o
3 for..
Fine for Sandwiches
Mustard, Libby's
prepared, <1 oz jr
9c
PEANUTS
F reshly
Roasted, 2Ibs
17c
JeUo, Assorted
flavors. 3 pks.
19c
Paper Plates,
Lily hr'd, dçzon
10c
Soan, Lifebouy,
toilet, halb 3 for
20c
Coffee, Edward's
Dependable, 1 lb
25c
Sugar, 2^0
Powdered
3 lbs for .
Pigs Feet, Roth's
Quart jars .
27c
CHEESE,
V> lb. pks.
17c
29c
Salmon, Rosedale
No. 1 tall. 2 for..
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Fluffiest
Pound pack
So fluffy they melt in your moutb.
19c
Marshmallows
Fruits and Vegetables—Saturday Only
45c
Lettuce. Large
size.-solid lieacl
Lemons, Large
size, 1 clozei i ......
5c
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Fancy 25c
New Spuds,
4 lbs .
15c
Tomatoes,
park, 2 lbs
j cident to or legally required in con
nection with such amendment and the
; purpose above stated will be acted
■ upon at such meeting, including the
Î adoption of proper Resolution ot the
I stockholders therefor; and said amend
i ment of Articles and change of par
j value and number of shares of stock
of the corporation, and the plan of
j change or substitution of stock as
I above outlined, will be binding upon
all stockholders of the corporation,
ther present or represented or par
ticipating in the meeting or not, if the
said amendment and change in stock
shall be approved by vote of the hold
of at least two-thirds of all stock
( of the corporation then outstanding and
1 entitled to vote.
! Dated and given by order of the
; Board of Directors, this 20th 'day of
June, 1933.
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ROY G. PETTIT,
Secretary Golden West Mining Com
jn22-jll3-4t;
pany.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Department of the Interior, 'United
j States Land Office, Great Falls, Mon
tana, May 24, 1933.
Notice is hereby given that on May
19, 1933, the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company, of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
filed in this office its application Serial
Number 079058, to exchange the SM>
NE> 4 , SEV 4 NWV 4 , NEV 4 SWV 4 , EVzSEy 4>
NWV 4 SEV 4 Sec. 1, Lot 4 Sec. 2, Lot 1,
SMäNEli Sec. 3, NEV 4 NEV 4 , NWI 4
SEV 4 Sec. 12, SWV 4 SWV 4 Sec. 17, SWV 4
SEV 4 See. 18, NEV 4 Sec. 19, W%NWV 4
Sec. 20, SV 2 SW 1 / 4 , SEV 4 Sec. 22, E%
SEV 4 Sec. 23, WW.WV 2 Sec. 24, T. 33
N. R. 26 W.; WM> SWV 4 Sec. 1, Lots
2. 3, 4, SEV4NE1/4, SWV4NW1/4, NWV 4
SWV 4 , E j 7 SËV 4 Sec. 2, Lots 1, 2, SWV 4
NEV 4 , NEV 4 SEV 4 Sec. 3, Lot 3, SEV 4
NW% Sec. 4. EVz, SW%SW% Sec. 11,
SWy 4 NEy 4 , WI2NWV4, NW%SE% Sec
12, S^NEV 4 , N%SEV 4 , NWVi Sec. 13,
n j 2 , Ny.swy 4 , swv 4 swy 4 sev 4 sev 4 ,
N%SEV 4 Sec. 14, S 1 ,^ SEy 4 Sec. 15,
SWV4SWV 4 Sec. 17, N 1 ,^ SEV 4 Sec. 18,
NE 1 !», E%SEV 4 Sec. 19, NWV 4 NW%,
N%SWy 4 , SEV 4 Sec, 20, NEV 4 , NEV 4
SW' 1 !», N%SEy 4 , SEV 4 SEV 4 Sec. 21,
NyNEy» Sec. 22 , SEV 4 NEy 4 , NWy 4
NWVi, N%SWV 4 . SE%SWy 4 ,'SEV 4 Sec,
23, S%NEV 4 , NWV 4 , S% Sec. 24, N%,
SWV 4 Sec. 25, NEV 4 , SEV 4 NWy 4) SWV 4 ,
N^SEV 4 Sec. 26. SEy 4 NWV 4 , SWV 4 ,
NWV 4 SEV 4 , Sy.SE>4 Sea 27, SEy 4 SWy 4 ,
NEV4SEV4
SWV 4 , WM.SEV 4 Sec. 29, NEVi. E%
NWV 4 , Lots 1 and 2 Sec. 30, NEV 4 Sec.
31, NWy 4 NEy 4 , NWy 4 Sec. 32, NEy 4
NWy 4 , S%NWV 4 , N i 4SWV 4 Sec. 33,
SEy 4 Sec. 34, Sy>NEV 4 , SWV 4 , NM.SE'4
Sec. 35, apd all of Sec. 36, T. 34 N. R.
26 W.; SWV 4 NEV 4 , SEV 4 NWy 4 , Lots 3
and 4 Sec 2, SWy 4 NEy 4 . S^NWy»,
E%swy 4 , N%SEV 4 , SWy 4 SEV 4 Sec. 3,
EViSW 1 /!». Wy;SEy 4 Sec. 5 , swy 4 NEy 4 .
SEV 4 NWy 4 , SEy 4 , Lots 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, Sec.
6, NEV 4 . NEV 4 NWy 4 , NEV 4 SEV 4 , Lots
1, 2. 3. 6, 7 Sec. 7, SEV 4 NEV 4 Sec. 10,
s^nwv 4 , nev 4 swv 4, Ny>sEy 4 , swv 4
SE 1 !! Sec. 11. SWV 4 NE»i. SEV 4 NW%,
NEV 4 SWV 4 , NWy 4 SE'4 Sec. 13, NEK,
Lot 1, SEKNWV 4 . SE' » Sec. 17, Lots
3, 7, 8, 9, EKSWL, SWViSEV 4 Sea
18, Lots 1. 3. 4, WKNEK. EKNWV 4 ,
EWSWJ.4, NWKSEV4, SKSEK Sec. 19,
NKNEK, S 1 dSW>4 Sec. 20, SWKNEK.
28. NM>NEV 4 ,
Sec
SE> 4 NW> 4 Sec. 25, NW^SWVi, S&
SWU Sec. 26, NW'/j Sec. 29, Lot 4 Set
30, NWV 4 NEV 4 , E%NWV 4 , NEV 4 SWV 4 ,
Lots 1, 2, 3. Sec. 31, S^NEVu, NV.SB* 4 ,
Sec, 33, NEV 4 , SViNWVi, SVz Sec. 34,
NWI 4 NW 1 / 4 , S^NWVa, SWi /4 Sec. 35,
T. 35 N. R. 26 W.; W%NW%, N\V-i
SWy 4 Sec. 15, SEV 4 SWV 4 , SWV 4 SEI 4
Sec, 17, WfcNBto, E%NWy 4 , NEVaSWVi,
NW^SE>/ 4 Sec. 20, SWy,SEV 4 Sec. 27,
EWNWV 4 , E%swy 4 , S%SEV 4 Sec. 28.
SV 2 SWI /4 except about .05 acre Great
Northern Right of Way, Sec. 29, That
portion of Lot 3 situated to the west of
the right of way of the Great North
ern Railway as the same is constructed
and defined on the ground and all of
Lot 4, and the SI 4 SEV 4 except about
10 acres Great Northern Railway Right
of Way Sec. 30, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, E%SWV 4
Sec. 31, NE1.4. E%NWy 4 , NEV 4 SWy 4 ,
N?*SEV 4 , SEySE'4 Sec. 33, NEV 4 NEy 4 ,
WV 2 NE> 4 Sec. 34, T. 36 N. R. 26 W.;
SWV 4 SEV 4 Sec. 22, SWV 4 NEy 4 , NWV 4
SE'/ 4 , SViSE'/i), except about 1.60 acres
Great Northern Railway right of way
and about 3.57 acres Lincoln County
road right of way, those portions of the
SE'/jNE 1 !, NE 1 / 4 SEy 4 situated to the
south and west of the right of way of
the Great Northern Railway right of
way as the same is constructed and
defined on the ground. Sec. 23, NW ! / 4
NWy 4 , except about .33 acre Great
Northern Railway right of way, and all
of the swy 4 Nwy 4 , w%swy 4) ssy 4
SWV 4 Sec, 25, NJ4NEl-i, NWy 4 , Lots 1,
2, 3, 4, SySE>4 Sec. 26, N^NEV 4 , SEy 4
NEV„, S% Sec. 27, SWy 4 NEV 4 , Lots 5.
6, 7 Sec. 28, N%, N% Sec. 34, and
all fractional Sec. 35, T. 36 N. R. 27 W.
P. M. Montana.
The SWy 4 NEV 4 , SEV 4 NWy 4 Sec. 25,
T. 35 N. R, 26 W., are subject to an
easement to the Montana State High
way Commission for a road and the
SEy 4 NWV 4 Said Sec. 25, also is sub
ject to an easement to the Great
Northern Railway Company for a rail
road.
The NEV 4 NWV 4 Sec. 28, T. 36 N. R.
26 W.. is subject to an easement to the
Glen Lake Irrigation Company for
irrigation ditch.
Tire SEI 4 SWV 4 Sec. 29, and NEvi
SWy 4 Sec. 33, T. 36 N. R, 26 W.,
subject to an easement to the Montana
State Highway Commission for a road.
The NWV 4 NWy 4 Sec. 25, T. 36 N. R.
27 W., is subject to an easement to the
Great Northern Railway Company for
a railroad. The NWV 4 NWV 4 , SWV 4 NWy 4
said Sec. 25, and the NEy 4 NEy 4 Sec.
26, of said township, are subject to an
easement to Lincoln County for a road.
The above described land to be ex
changed for timber of an equal value
to be cut from approximately 1500
acres in Secs. 3, 4, 5 and 6, T. 31 N. R.
20 W.. and Secs. 28, 29, 32 and 33, T.
32 N. R. 20 W. P, M. M. under the act
of March 20, 1922 (42 Stat, 465)
amended by the acts of February 28
1925 ( 43 Stat., 1090) and Jan. 30, 1929
(45 Stat. 1145).
The purpose of this notice is to al
low all persons claiming the timber
lected, or having bona fide objections
to the aoplication an opportunity to
file their protests with the Register of
the U. S. Land Office, at Great Falls.
Montana.
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M. D. NICHOLSON,
Register
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