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is for all ordinary diseases of Horses Cattle
Sheep and Swine. 1t cures and prevents CHICKEN
CHOLERA. Your is certain to yield 10 PER CENT.
MORE AND BETTER MILK AND BUTTER. Stock Fatfens
or One-F Fourth less Beedl
Being in possession of large number of excellent
testimonials. subioin u few
have been Using your Cattle Powder for horses,
cows chickens and pigs and find it Il FIRsT-cLAss
thing.-George Bond Germantown, Pa.
Please send me half gross OF Cattle Powder have
used two packs my cow and chickens. The COW
gave nearly twice the quantity of milk that she did be-
FORE and gave twice the amount of butter My chick
ems dying but cured Immediately after had
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NC.
have used and compared your Cattle Powder with
all Others and must say 1t the best for horses CATTLE
Sheep hogs, &c. have tried II poultry for many
complaints With success in every case.--Jonathan
Weaver Berry burg, Pa.
Last summer you sent me package Of your powder
which gave to my poultry and have not had one
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Orange, N. Y.
Send me pack or two of your Cattle Powder The
pack got from you last winter cured the chicken
cholera. ! gave some of IL to a neghbor and IL cured
his chickens.--John Williams Spruce Vale, Ohio.
Address me for pamphlet full of useful information
for the farmer. horseman or dairyinan.
f. A. MILLER,
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Wit AND WISDOM.

than charity does. = Cambridge Tribune.
No matter how old crowbar may Be. It
remains as pry as ever Cambridge Tribune.
An old bachelor will shrek for a better half
when counterfeit fifty.cent piece is showed
on him.
II is fixed fact that there is great future
for everybody who CAN live long enough 70
see 1t.
! The man who gave away all his money had
too much action of the heartn as the doc
tors say
Small dishes are decorated SO Handsomely
now that pickles look unhappy in them
Boston Globe.
No big Ihjun ever scalped ticket.-N.
7. Nescs, Is that SO ? WealwaSs considered
it Lo business.
Love-" says writer, "ightens the
heart" II has been known to have preciselS
the same effect upon the pocket-book
| Why is the meat ia a sandwich like the
middle class in societye Because Il lies be-
tween the upper crust and the under bred.
Pennsylvania Railroad engineer has been
fined 80 for obstructing street crossings in
Jersey City for more than Ave minutes.
What wants ter know is, how rivers !,
mouf is gwine- ter be bigger dan its head,''
said an Arkansas school board official.
Whenever young ladies learn SO to stick d
pin in their apron strings that 1t won't scratch
a fellows wrist, there will be more marriages.
--1arner's Falls Reporter.
What pleasant thought it is that the lux.
ury of ice which we enjoyed so dearly last
summer, is now within the means of the poor
est of the poor Boston Transcript.
The German language is very peculiar in
its construction. For instance, the word
horse in German is neuter gender. This,
no doubt, will be neuter many of our readers.
A certain musical critic is so full Of music
that be eats soup with tuning fork.-Es.
We presume it ie also natural for him to stop
and rest at a bar.-Somervtllo Journal.
The prudent man now goes and borrows
lawn mower from his neighbol. The neigh
Dor is very ready to lend 1t at this season,
and by the time he wants 1t win have forgot
ten what he did with it.
butcher should be good Judge Of the
wether. Boston Times. Vennor these puns
Oh the weather to cease p Somsrvtlie Journal
Haz-eny one the smartness to answer this p
Cambridge Tribune.
nc ioa uso',ueo 10 go 'nso the mons den,
} ~ sa. 10 peioe'so az 'ne Tracks AZ .ne
.los" ',"u on'y oue way ffoin TINS 'aoie
r snS,o ""o o"'0' '"0 places "nere hquof 10
'0'u may ieafu icsson'
, lhere are many mountains from whose
submits beautiful views may be Obtained
reason. wh;le or Tho othsr naad s,aya ' aas
other mountains not worth osoent
na' % neio' Ai' Di.onein
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BRIEF ADVICE TO DysPEPTIcs.-
pork, fat meats, grease, gravies, pastries,
spices, confectioueries, tea, coffee, alcoholic
drinks, beer, malt liquors of all kinds.
Let your food be plain, simple, wholesome
chiefly fruit and vegetables-your bread be
made of unbolted wheat meal.
Take your meals regularly il three, let the
supper be very sparing.
Eat slowly, lightly, masticate thoroughly.
Beware Of hot food and drinks.
Avoid luncheons by all means.
Exercise freely in the OPEN air never sit
moping, but turn your mind entirely from
your disease and troubles.
Keep regular hours rise early exercise
half an hour gently before breakfast.
Battle frequently keep the skin clean the
pores open.
Keep the feet dry let the soles of your
shoes be thick, that no dsmpness may pene-
ttate them.
Keep your sitting aud sleeping rooms well
ventilated. Impure air is enough to kill a
well person-it kills thousands.
Wear loose fitting garments, especially
about the region of the lungs.
Banish the pipe, quid, and snuff. box as the
plague, forever and forever. OF all tho dys-
pspsia breeders and promoters, nothing ex-
ceeds the use of the Indian weed
Avoid all quscks and nostrums.
Finally, keep conscience void of offence,
pray God to forgive your past sins, gluttony,
and intemperance for no one who lives tenn
perateiy, as he should live, will ever be troub-
led with dyspepsia. The violation of law
cries out for vsngeance--and vengeance 1t has
sooner or later.
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A T1rsE , All other liniments have failed
al LIN TRY DIR. WARES
ELECTRIC RELIEF!

BY taking internally II win cure cholera, cholera
morbus, diarrhea, dysentery cramp, collie. asthma,
phthisic. influenza, spasms. sick headache morning
sickness, heartburn, stomach, pain In the back
and sunstroke Applied externally It will relieve you
Of rheumatism neuralgia. sore throat, lumbago, ear
pneumonia frost bites. bruises. sprans. burns scads
wounds contracted tendons eneorrhoa swollen joints
keepers generally. Wholesale depot n w. corner Sd
and callowhili Sts, PhiladeIphis, Ps.
June 23.-ly.
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IRocEss SELL AscnEsbAcn & MrLLEn's
FAMILY CHOCOLATE,

au article superior in quality and lower In price than
any other in the market prominent and experienced
New York physician gives 1t his opinion that choco
the body life the exhausted brain, quiets the
system harmonzes the workings Of the digest
i've organs anu gives purity to the blood.
For superne CONNECTION, ask your confeetioner fol
our Sweet SBiced Vanilla Chocolate. Aschenbach q
Miller. Sd and Callowhiil Sts.. Pba., Pa Sept 70.
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a Berks County (Pa.) editor had Just finish
ed an able and lengthy editorial on the
q Physical Dsgsneraey Of Women" when
robust female entered the Office with
cart whip in one hand and copy
Of his paper In the other. As the editor
threw open window and was about to spring
out, the woman modestiy said She had
drought the lost whip advertised 10 yester-
days paper, and she wanted the fifty cents
| reward offered"
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A livery man thinks the great want OF the
day is young men with three arms. lie
vaguely says it would lessen the number OF
slsighing accidents, but no one seems to un-
dsrstard his meaning. olestcv Us'on.
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AMC vnhy true NA"A"hAAs AMaAuvs~s
De. Ho1uAss Pan Is no euess-work remedy-po fee
BILE initiative sxperimeut-no purloned bodqe-podpe Of
some other tventors ideas. N IA the oPu7TvaE xNb
ONL YGFNUIyE cyR4 TTpE pan the enlv remedy
that has an right TO use the ti,,e
word aPADn in connection with n treatment for
chronic diseases of the syomaeh Li,er ana Spleen.
By recently perfected Improvement effected hy the
remedial ya,as and sssaSn,,ss ss.o,sSsv d. Ho
MAN mas greatly sne scope o. sns raas use
power. -..s.s5... Observation-Disclosures.
Th;s ora.t ,onrovornao, ,,,.. t,o,.,.u,s ~ - =.
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F. A. MILLER,

June %, isso.-is. - - :
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
SNninOnS.-HIU Demand
Compliant Filed.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Fourth Judicial District IS
In the District Court in and for Lincoln county
j. s. Benedict, Plaintiff
George Hays, Defendant
- The Territory OF Dakota sends Greeting: Tc
george Hays the above named Defendant. In TIE
name OF the Territory Of Dakota. You are here by
summoned and required to answer she conpa I'M
OF the above Named Plaintiff which was filed in the
once Of the Clerk Of thu district court in and for
!dhcoln county, at his Office in the Court House
III Canton, D. T, on the 7th day of January 1881
and TO serve copy Of -our answer upon the sub
scribef his Office in tn. village of Canton, Lin
coin county, T. t., within thirty days after the SER
vice OF this summons on you, exclusive of the day
OF such service, and If you fail to said
plant within that time the Piainti will take judg-
lnent against you for the sum OF sxty-sx dollars
and hfty ono ceuts 1856 81 with interest thereon
from May 22d \. d. 1876, besides the cost OF this
action.
Dated at Canton, Lincoln county, d T., this Gn
day OF Jaaua.y \. .. 1881.
Gao. P KELLER, Plaintiffs Attorney
80 Canton, Lincoln Co., D. T
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Canton. the Gate City.

While isolated hamlcts Of the Territory
cas-; and world generally, and for ether
honors 10 Ee conferred upon them, Canton
has so far remained silent and watched
with eaglct's eye, these mancuvcrlngs.
But upon the event Of IN immense flow
OF immigration into Dakota, which Will
commence in early spring, Canton comes
forward and makes her bow as she as
sumes her new name ot-Gatc City.
Nesting as she does in one OF the most
beautiful valleys Of entire. Dakota, with
slight s,oping hills looming up On either
side and vel ut some distance, and being
within short radius OF the eastern bo-d.
or line she naturally attracts the attention
of the emigrsnt wagon, which cross the
Sioux river at this point giving the town
the gateway into the hear: Of Dakota be
yond US And possessing this inlet to
any port Of the territory by wagon travel,
, Canton has another important feature and
one which will give her the pier, and this
is the junction OF the Milwaukee roads.
The main line of these railways rcrning
through the southern portion Of the terri
tory striking tue Missouri river about 60
miles southeast of Fort Pierre, having as
its objective point the Black Hills region,
willie the Pembina road passing north
and sou:h along the east line Of the terri
! tory aiming for the town Of Pcmbina'
situated in the extreme northeast corner
of Dakota Thus Is Canton the gateway
for immigration to explore the board
fields of the coming new state, and which
possess in its silent depths riches innu-
merabIe, and which only lies in walt for
man to prove its good qualities.
Every advantage ls in favor of Canton
ns being crowned the Gate City of Dako.
| to, and blushingly she dons the cloak
which she will gracefully wear from the
present data. All honor to the modest
queen city Of the valley-of the territory
| None Of her sister towns need ask for the
| persimmon!
'Ruh for Canton, the Gate City
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

Land Once at Yankton, D. T., january 10, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the folowing-named
settler has fed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and secure final en-
try thereof, and that said proof will be made before
Win. NJ. Cuppett clerk Of the district court in for
Lincoln Co. D. T., at Canton D. T on Saturday the
10Th day OF February 1881, at O'Clock y. M, viz:
Carl A. Peterson, under his DeclaratOry statement
No. 49, 1884, Sioux Falls series, for the South East
quarter Section %. Town 9s, Range 81, and ho
names the following witnesses to prove his continue
oua residence upon ard cultivation of said tract,
viz: Jonas Minot Erick Walln, p eter J. Norman.
and Constantine Brauct OF Brooklyn T. o. Lincoln
Co. Dako tn.
39 q. A. METER, Register.
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Land ofice at Yankton, p. T., January I, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the acknowledgements
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and secure Anal
entry thereof, and that said proof
will DO mabe before Wn. NJ. Cuppett
ESQ. Clerk Of tho District court in and for Lincoln
90. d. r., on Saturday the 18th day Of February,
$751; 1t / O'Clock 7. n. viz: Diedrjch Peters
under his Homestead Entry No. 5ba1 lots il
aud E II Section 6. Tow u 90, Range 50, and he
names the following as his WITNESSES to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF asld
tract;viz: Heinz ich Schmetgen, laus Detgen Of
Lennox, Lincoln Go Oak. g. X. Howard, II Gill
bert OF Sioux Falls, M!nnehsha Co. Oak.
80 g. 4. wErrEH Reg ster.
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Land Office at ianAton, Oak. January II, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
hna proof IN support of his claim and secure ANAL
entry thereof. and that him ,clI and Witnessed will
appear before VIM. N. Cuppctt, Clerk Of District
Court in and for Lincoln county, Oak, at Canton
d. T. On Tues lay the 18th day OF February, icSl, at
, 2. 1t. viz: Edwin Pariiman, under his Honest d
entry NO. 1885 Sioux Fails SERIES for tho South
east L, section 90. town 100, range 81, and he
ames the following witnesses to prove his contin-
uous residence and cultivation Of said tract, viz :
William A. Allibone, Wm. Alibone, Fred Miller
aud Henry Mcbride, eli OF Antioch p. O. Lincoln
county, d. I.
80 G. RauStar
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Land Office At Yankton, DAB, January II, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. and recure
anat entry thereof, and that said proof will DO
made before Vim. NJ. Cuppett, Clerk Of Dist.
D. T. on Saturday the .26th day Of February 1881:
at D. m. viz: Holger o. Holsne under Homestead
entry No. 613S Sioux Falls series, for Il 80
a7-49 and names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said tract viz: Thos Sunday. Lewis Bergen, Austin
Olso,, and fver Aness. all of Farmers r. O. Lin
.oln county D. +.
- G.A 4. wrrLsE Register.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, "A
Count; Of Lincoln, w.,
In Justice court before D. II. Ha~n, tx. Lih-
coin county. ....-
Edwin S. Rowey, Plaintiff,
J. Straud Hoar, G.. T. Rea and ..
VIM. NJ. Cuppett Defendants.
To J. stravd Hoar and George I. Rea:
YOU are hereby Motif ed that there 81. s now pend
ing before d. H. Hawn, Justice OF :, the Peaoe, and
FOR Lincoln county a suit in which Edwin 8. Row
ley claims of you the sum OF S2I.oo, (wenty-two
dollars) on promisory note executed and deliver,
ed to him by you, and that in said Cause writ OF
attachment has been issued, and the following
property *aken by virtue thereof: scrape's,
wheelbarrow STERLING pillow, l breaking plo%,
2x4 scantling rod, tool box. That upon the return
of the original summons it was found rhat YOU .,
we're bsent from the county Of Lincoln, Terrltory
of Dakota so tuat personsl service could be maoea
and an orner was made by said Justice, hxng 'h
day for trial on the 10Th day OF March, 1881, AZ
10 O'Clock and requiring notice thereof to be gwen
YOU by publication and that unless you appear an'
answer thereto at the time so fixed for tria ue =.
f,nlt will be taken and Judgment rendered ae.lis'
Won for the full amount claimed and awarding tx
ecution against the property attac he'd.
dated at Canton this oath day OF Jan. lesl.
=, 49, A.. P. DIXON,
By j. L. JOHNSON, ''H7'tn'
Deputy Sheriff.
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default has zen ado In liza pa yment
of txo pru,Iiss ,cy notes, Zach for s. % and inter-
est, datei Sept. 30, 1882 OF which due
Dec. lat 1850 aud January lst, 1851 being pay
meats q certain indsbte iness, secured by GER
tain mortgage bearing date OF the third day of Sep
teln3r 1882 made and executed by Alkaline Gardner
of Lincoln county, Dakota Territory Inortgagor
to Martin Brothers ~ Canton, Lincoln county,
Dakota Territory, a rllrts hsees, which Mortgage
duly file for record liz tha OH Of the Regis
ter of Deeds Of Liutoln county a Aforesaid the
day OF September 1899 at tHclI ty minutes past
nins clock H., of tina. day, aud recorded i'll
Book Ii of mortgages page $50.
And Whereas, it il provided i'll said mortgage hat
in default shall be made i'll OF the payment
breach in any az .ement therein contained
the whole principal and interest thereby secured
81 Ill al tho option OF the holder thereof immsd-
ately become due aud payable. That action
proceedings st law has been instituted to recover
any par: OF tia DEB: secured by
said ,uortgaEe.
Vow thereoc2 no.!aa i! h2rcoy giT,,n accorl ing
to the statut- such made and provided, that
b. virtue of the option hereinafter mentioned and
the power of sale contained in said mortgage and
duly recorded Herewith aforesaid, the said Mar
tin Brothers owners and holders OF said mortgage
and ha notes thereby secured have by reason Of
default IN the payment Of tia two notes aforo-
said, elected to declare tn. wa3le pl ncipa aud in
tcrcst secured by said mortgage due and pay bic
which said principal and lnerest o. tho date Of this
notice amounts TO the SUM of $500, and ali attor-
Us fee OF fifteen dollars, an tl1t said III >rtgage
will be foreciosa By sale OF the premises therein
described by the sheriff of ssid Lincoln county,
public auction the 18th day OF February 1881,
nine O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, at the
front door Of the court house Ill the village OF Cam
ton ia said county, TO satisfy tina amount which
shall then be due sa! mortgage toR other with
the costs AMI expenses of a,la, and Sl5 90 attor-
fee stipulated III said rtyago in case of
foreclosure. The following Is description of the
:nortgaged promises aforesaid to be sold sub
stantalfy contained III said mortgage:
Commencing at the south east corner OF Lot No.
(5) in block No. (2) il itulolph'5 al litiou t. tho
town of Canton lincoln county, Dakota Territory
,,rrih ,.Tth J,t n
"a i'll said Block no (2',) thence West Atty feet,
thence south running parallel with East linz of lots
No o. and 90 to the 5out ue of Lot No fifteen
i'll Block No. %, thence following south line of said
Lot No. I5> in Block i23) in eastery direction
to the place OF beginning. The said being inten d.
cd to be the east nifty fact OF from the lots No. II
aud Is IN Block No. I23} aforesaid.
Dated !a-.Iry eth, 1881.
MARTIN BROTHERS.
u. KENNEDY, Mortgages's.
81 Attorney for Eortgsgee's.
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c. z. 4: +, II, WINsOR,

Land Otficeat Iankton d. I. January S, 1884,
Sotice Is hereby given that the folio wing named
settiar has hled notice of his intention to make
1inHi proof In support Of his claims, and secure
hlal entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before Vim. N. uppett, clerk OF the District
court i'll and for Lincoln county, Dakota at Canton
y. T., on Monday ths l4th day OF February, 1881,
a O'Clock p. H.. viz Ole Nelson. under his
Homestead entry No. 1921 for the SOUTHEAST quar-
ter, Section o. town %, Range 81, and he names
tho following witnesses to provo his continuous res
Eitencc upon, and cultivation OF said tract viz :
william Seine. Guuder Johnson, hbrahanl Fol-
ness and Ole h: Fodn: SIS, all of Maple Grove p. 0
L!ncem Co. DAKOTA
80 a. WrrTrp .Raci.ter
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

United States Land Once, Yanktop Oak, Janu-
thif once BY Wic1ert Buse against William H. Pei.
ton 70. aban9oning his timber culture entry No
sso1 sioux rails series, ds:ed October oath, 1879,
In Lincoln county Dakota, with view to the can
cession OF said entry; the ssid parties are hereby
summoned to appear .. this office on the 26th day
OK feoruary ss1, at O'Clock a.. M, to respond and
furnish testimoney concerning said alleged rban-
donmsnt
Al g. /. WE7rzR, REGISTER.
LOTT S, BAY1Esx Receiver.
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IN PROBATE COURT, }
,-n~l, F,< ~ ~

LIIVVF! Z o. d I.
In the mater % the Application OF Aiminstrs-
tor of estate of Ashscl ". Hubbard, ldeceasedj 30
sell Real Estate,
n otc- is hcre'y given that Ill persona interested
in the above described estate may appear before
the Probate court at Canton Lincoln county u. +.
at the Court House il s,id place Friday January
2S. 1881, at O'cock in the afternoon 0! said day,
to show cause II All. there be why order should
not ha garnted to the Administrator OF said estate
to Yell much Of the real estate OF the deceased
Is necessary.
Jan. 3, 1891. ESQ. II. NIGGIT,
35 Probate Judge.
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Land Office OF Yankton, OAK, January II, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof IN support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, Clerk
of court for Lincoln county. at Canton D. 7. on
Saturday tae 26th day of February 1881, at p, M
viz: Eugene Fl. Hodgkin, homestead entry No.
6707 Sioux Falls series, for the " a sec. 49, twp
90, range 81. He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land viz: Thomas Wright, G. W
Hnkley, w. Q. IIinkley and j. G. sHinkley, all OF
Kidder 2 @ Lincoln county, Oak.
Il q. A. WErrER, Register.
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notwithstanding the recent blockade,
.s. n 9 House have received another IN
~, soe u Scool books all kinds used in
an and adjoining counties.
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HOME MARKET.
VALLEY ECHOINGS,

living TO the h.ocials Of trains We are obliged
TO issue half sheet this week not having received
:, rscu.er edition.
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Land Office at Tankton, D. T., Dec. q 1880. Mo-
tice ia hereby given that the following nslne act
tier has filed notice of his Intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof and that said proof will be MAZE
before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, Esq, Clerk of the Dis
trct Court in and for Lincoln county, at Canton,
D. T.. Oh Monday, the 1Nh day of February, 1881.
at O'Clock. p. nj. viz: William Gable dnder nus
declarstory statement No. IL, SO Sioux Falls series
for South West quarter, Section ls, Town loo,
Range 81, and he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous reridence upon and cnltiFa-
ton OF said tract, viz: Peter Miller, F. c. Miller,
Martin Kneps, Martin Shank, al of Sioux Falls.
Miunehaha county, D. 7. g. A. WErrER,
asst Register.