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DISTRICT COURT.
Full Report of the Cases Dis
posed of. Adjourned to
january.
CRIMINAL CAUSES.

CRIMINAL CAUSES
Territory vs. Simcrson. Grand Larceny,
Sentenced to Detroit one year, ten days.
Terry VS. Burke, Grand Larceny. Sen
fenced to Detroit for one year, thirty days.
Terry VS. Husk. Verdict, guilty Of rape,
Terry vs. Charlotte. Ind't for Rape.
Ter, VS. Cudney. Ind't for Petit Larc'y.
CIVIL CAUSES.
Carpenter VS. Hunscheigel, Attachment.
Continued.
Carpenter VS. Nash ct al. Note. Con.
Cameron VS. Bailey, Contract. Dis'd.
smith vs. Carpenter, Promissory Note
Judgm't for PHI.
Yves; VS. Carpenter, Claim and Delivery
Continued
Clifford vs. Smith, Foreclosure Con'd
Cole vs. Gilman, Attachm't. Dismissed
Madison M'g Go. vs. Teentland, Prom
Note Continued
Cheesman vs. Chcesman. Divorce grid
VAIL VS. Miller Trespass Continued.
Vail VS. VAIL, claim & de'y. Co1nn'd
Booge VS. II & 3. Foreclosure. Con'd.
Dunn ont VS. Clark, SANDER. Continued
E Ills vs. Overguard Debt. Con.
Laning vs. Johnson, Note. Con.
Dcmkce VS. LlLdeman, Trcspass. Con.
Kroushop VS. Hawkins, MITE. Dis'd.
Chase VS. Holsey, Note. Continued
VAIL VS. VAIL, divorce. Continued
S & P r r VS. Gundcrson, Right of
way. Continued.
Glover VS. HaraIdson s. Bchlmer, Debt
Juds't for Ppt.
J S Benedict vs. Hiram Forbes, promisory
note, attachment. Dismissed.
St. Croixss Lumber co W. n Carpenter,
debt; settled.
J | Case s. Co VS. X o Hammer ct al,
note; Dismissed.
J NJ Carpenter vs. J Stanley, attachln't;
settled.
j " Carpenter VS. J Mila &C Jr, attach't;
settled.
S Smith VS. Glllcn, debt; continued.
w F Williams VS. J Gi!len, note cont'd.
y - bCuCulCt vs. VI Clui HUG july
for pl'tf.
J S Benedict vs. G Stark, attachment;
dismissed
Aultman Miller s. Co. VS. A Jorgenson,
note; continued.
F Struble ct al vs. G NJ & 81 ? r r,
damages; settled.
II Nelson VS. A N Johnson, note; con'd.
E Peterson VS. c F Cruger, damages
Settled.
Taylor VS. Gale Equity. Settled.
Kelsey VS. Tootle and Booge, petition
and report of Assignees Report approved
Merton VS. Hanschigel, Foreclosure
Verdict special FOR DIT
Carpenter VS. Mason, Note. Continued
Tootlc Livingston s. Co VS. Haraldson
& Behlmer, Note. Judg't for Plff.
SC& DIR r vs. Fitzgerald, right Of way
Continued
Murphy vs. Baxter, note. Judg for Plft.
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THE EER PRESS
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Murphy vs. Stanley, note. Judg for Plff
Rudolph VS. Dewitt, Debt Judgment o.
Justice set aside.
Carpenter vs. Nichols, Note continued
G W Il E NJ Woodruff; divorce granted
Seymour vs. Hornbeck, Note; continued
Aultman Miller s. Co vs. Pattee ct al
Foreclosure; Judg for Plff.
Julia Clark VS. Clark, divorce; settled
Rudolph vs Pattee, debt; Verdi for plff.
Norton VS. Norton, divorce; granted
Truax VS. Allibone, Note; Judg for Plf.
Gale andsBuruoughs VS. Carpenter; judy
for Plff.
Mcmillan vs. Bear, Foreclosure; Judg
for Plff.
D 4 Cha rlette Va " Charlotte, divorce: granted.
Emily Southland vs S Clifford and Mar. M Bal
ley, equity; continued.
In the matter of the petition of A Peterson and
Peterson to change names, petition to change
name; names changed.
W Barnes and Carston Barnes vs. N Oarpen-
ter ct al note; continued.
Fl Meyers VS. VI 4 st r W Co, right of way
settled
@ Rudolph VS. L Walters, debt APPLIED f N J
Payne vs &.St r, damages by fire;
dismissed
Sycamore Marsh Harvester Mfg Co vs g Brown,
note; continued.
Sycamore Marsh Harvester Mfg Co Wood,
note; eontin ued.
Aultmsn Miller + Co vs A Johns on alias Jor-
sen3on, note; continued.
Kennedy vs. Falde, N Martin, W II Cup
pett, note; continued.
Hadley Bros & ne Va School list No II Lin
coin county, debt juis't for p'f.
Sycamore Mar sh Harvester Mfg Co vs. Il Il May,
note. continued.
$ II Stafford vs. Topper, note continued.
Van Brnnt Barber X Co, Dewitt note
contiuu4;l.
g II L ] hcCormaca vs. D II ornbe OK, repev-
continued.
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United States Land Office, Mitchell, Dakota
Oct. 18th, 1880. Frank J Douglass, Sioux Falls
d. T.: You are hereby notified that the Hon. Act2
Com. of the Gen. Land Office, in letter lated Of.
y, 1850, has adjudged your Homestead entry No.
1876, upon n L Il, section IS, Township IUl.
NAp@e5i, forfeited You allowed 60 days from
;a aaie OF this mott &C in which time to appeal from
said decision.
Il. r. CAMPBELL, Register.
j. M. WAsHBUnN Receiver.
United States Land Once, Yankton, Dakota, Oc-
her ny notified that the Hon. Com'r by his letter
''t' o. Oct. 18th, has adjudged your Timber Gull
tnre eutry No 1853, Sioux Falls series, for the
50 SEA Section ~, Township 100, Range -, for
feited.
You allowed SO days from date Of this notice
"lthia which time to appeal from such decision
&. A. WErTEn, Register.
LOTT s. BAYLESS Receiver.
United States Land ON CO, Yank ton, Dakota DC
tobCr 10, 1882. To Ole a. Thorson. Sir: You are
hereby l4otlnei tlat the Hon. Com'r of the Gent
Lan,t Office By his letter '.C' of the 18th inst. has
aEJudsed your Timber Culture entry No. l459, Sioux
Falls sErlea, ior the NJ. of NEl1 Section u,
Township 100, Range 40, forfeited.
You are allow ed 60 days from date Of this notice
within "hiSh time to appeal from such decision.
&. A. HErrER, Register.
~ LOTT 5. BAYLESs, Receiver.
United States Land Office Yankton, Dakota
October -, 1880. Ohas H. Grallap, Sir, Your are
hereby notified that the Hon. Com by his letter
sc" of tn" l2th inst, has aijudged your timber
culture entry No. 921 for the $ a Sect. G, twp.
100. Rrange 81, forfei ted.
You are allowed 50 days from date of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision.
IL &. A. NErTER, Register.
LOTT S. BAYLEss Receiver.
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Land Office at Yankton, d. T., Novb'r rs, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following nam ed
settl2r has filed notice of his attention to make
final proof in support of his claims, and secure
final entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk of the district court in and
for Lincoln county, at Canton, D. T., on Friday
the 3st day of December, 1880, O'Clock P. NJ,
viz: Warren Milage, under his Homestead ap-
plicaton No. 544S Sioux Falls series for the South
East quarter, Section Is, town 81, Range 49, and he
names the following witnesses to prove his continu
ons residence upon, and cultivation Of said tract
". II. Peton, J. c. Kinsey, Albert Kinsey,
l.. Douglas, all OF Canton. Lincoln Co. OAK.
81 GA. WHrTER, Register.
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Land Office at Iankton, D. + December 1880.
Notce is hereby given that the following n AIMED
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim, and final e,~
try thereof, and that said proof will be made before
VIM. NJ. Cnppett, clerk of the district court in for
Lincoln Co. D. L. on Saturday the 10Th day of Janu
ar' 1881 at II O'Clock a. NJ, viz: Marcus S. Bush
nell under his Homestead APP lication No. 1891 Sioux
Falls series, for the North East quarter Section IS
Toan 90. Range So and he names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said tract, viz: L. S. Alexander
W. l. Dick, J W. Barger, VIM. White, all of an
ton, Lincoln county.
"a g.. WETrga, Register.
Land Office at Nankton, D. r., Nov 18th, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
thereof, and that said proof will be mate
before the clerk of the D istrict court in ana
for Lincoln Co., Dakota T'y., at Canton, the
county seat thereof, on Thursday, the ODD day of
December, 1885, at 10 O'Clock Il. H., viz: Ingebor
SOrenson, under his Homestead entry, No. $3.50
for Southwest quarter Section Three, Town 81, n.
Range 40 west, and he nanes The following Witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon and Gull
tivation of said ira ct viz: Matthias Hanson, JACOB
A. Hotter, John Q. Odegaard and Mikkle o. Mikkle-
son, all of Canton, Lincoln county, Oak.
81 G. A. WETrER, Register.
Land ONCE At Yankton, D. T., December 3, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following manned
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and secure tinal
entry w h thereof, do and me that said proof
Esq Clerk of the District court i'll and for Lincoln
Go. at Canton, D. on Saturday the Sth day of jan
uary 1881, ut o'clockP. NJ. viz: Sven J. Lokken,
under his Homestead application No. 5495, (5ioux
Falls Series, for south west quarter Section "a,
Town 90, Ragne So and he names the following =
his witnesses to prove his tinuo residence up
on and cultivation OF said tra"t, viz: james k.
Lenue, Erik Salem. ohm Richards Guuder John
son, all of Canton, Lincoln Co. D. T..
"a GA. wErrER, Register.
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THORI1 j. THONSTAD.

:lEGISTER OF DEEDS and COUNTY CLERK for
sALiucoln county, d. T. viii give Personal item
ton to the making Abstracts of title and trans =
act general Real Estate business. Sell tickets to
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G.. Ill. WIGGIN.

F)ROBATE JUDGE. Will Ee in his Office at the
l. court house on the LIST Monday OF esch month
to transact any business in the Probate court
Taxes paid for non-rcsdents. Titles examined
and Kea! Estate business transacted
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Joint Proof Notice,

Land office at Yankton, D. T., n ovb'r Goth, $780,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settlers have filed notice of their inten ton to make
iual proof in support of their caims and secure fin
before W. NJ. Cuppett, Clerk of the District Court
in and for Lincoln county at Canton, the county
seat thereof, Tuesday the 18th day
of January 1871, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. viz: William
Hartman under his Hid. entry No. 60s5,
for y, lots l 4 2, 4, and 4
Il, Section No. 80, town 100, range No. so and
benedict Reichet under his Presumption filing No.
1867, for the N E Il, Section IT, Town 100, Range
h1w and they name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said;tract, viz: Fritz Schmidt, NJ. Kimon Christ.
l>chert, Arnold Schaul, Ferdinand Erbe Julius
Erbe, all of Antioch, L:lcolnCo. Dakota.
SO G, A, WErrER. Register
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AISCELLA NEOUS.
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VIM. Nj. CUPPETT

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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, |
COUNTY LINCOLN.
In the Probate court of said county.
In the matter of the estate of Arne I. Lee, late Of
said county, deceased.
TO whom it may concern: Notice Is horeby
given to the heirs and next Of kin of the above
named deceased, and to all persons interested in
the above de scribed estate that Isabella Lee, and
Ole Thorson have presented petition to said court
that they be appointed of said estate
and chat the hearing upon said petition will be held
at the office of the Probate Judge at Caution, d. T.
on Monday the 9th day OF December, 1880, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon.
6. H. WIGGIN,
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flFAI. ESTATE 4 ABSTRACT OFFICE; Will
Pay taxes for nOn-residents. Office at the
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