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GAMES ELSEWHERE.
A. New York.

AT new YORK;
Detroit ..;............ 9 o. 2
Base hits, Detroit, 8; New York, IL; errors,
Detroit, 9; New York, 8; pitchers, Wiedman
and Ward.
At Boston,:
Cleveland Sbs, ......., &c ~
Base hits Cleveland, 0; Boston, 0; errors,
Whitney.
At Philadelphia:
Chicago. ........... 0 0 s x-l5
Base hits, Philadelphia o; Chicago, 10; errors,
Philadelphia, II; Chicago, 8; pitchers, Hilsey
and Corcoran; umpire, Bradley.
At Cincinnad:
Cincinnati ...... 0 o o o.
Base hits Cincinnati, 2; Metropolitan 9; err
rors, Cincinnati, 8; Metropolitan, 2; Mounuoy
and Keefe.
The Ross and Houston clubs, of Chester,
started to play the decisive game of their
series of five games on Saturday, but it was
called on account of darkness at the Ell OF
the ninth inning, when the score was tie
4 to 4. Albert played with the Houston
and Kennel with the Ross.
BROOKLYN WINS.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept. 29.-Nearly 5000
people were present on the Washington Park
grounds to-day to see the Brooklyn team
play their last championship game with the
rival team OF Harrisburg, and the en-
Lhusasm was great when the home team
came out of the contest victors by q score of
II to on scored runs and 3 to 0 on earned
runs The Brooklyn club close their first
season as champions of the Inter-St Asso-
citation, they defeating the Harrisburg by
record of A victories to AZ. The Actives of
Reading are third in the race. The Brook
lyn-H Harrisburg score is as follows:
Brooklyn $1,000. 8 2 0 o o Oil
Harrisburg -. o o $ 2 o o o. 8
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.
The Maple Leaf defeated the Bootblacks
by a score OF z to 8.
The Rocky Mountains defeated picked
nine by a score of 10 TO IL.
The Monitor club defeated the Diamond
State by, a score of 10 to ..
The Dashways defeated the Young Tren-
tons by a score of 9 to 0.
The August Flower played with a picked
nine and came out ahead by 10 TO 1.
SUNDAY GAMES.
At Louisville
Eclipse ........... % x-lo
Athletic ........... / 0 o 0 g.
At St. Louis:
Sii.ESsny Sii tSsls ...:.. S-s 9 s
AN AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.
A meeting was held and an Amateur
Association for this city formed, Saturday
afternoon. The following are the clubs
which will be in the association: Metropoli-
tan, Ottowa, Active and Modoc. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Robert s. Baird; Secretary and Treasurer,
Willard P. Cox. The official Scorers are
Samuel Cieaver and Samuel Adams. The
Nets will be q cricket club next year.
NOTES.
A large number of Wilmingtonians will
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LOST AND FOUND.
REWARD >.
FOR KENT.

s7OR RENT.-A LARGE ROOM sUITA-
II BLE FOR balls, parties and soirees. second
soor Uerdman Building. For terms, etc., apply
"A j. &C REYNOLDS, Restaurant
Fsrpie6-st Cor. Water and King ste.
TOR RENT. PART OF HOUSE TO A
II SMALL family. ,,.,
my9 llH IArNALL ethEEI.
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thOFhssrONNL oaRDs.

lNS' D. n. u j. B. HOBENsACK,
ahd hdys NJ ssdiiGted with the effects OF ofsELF-ABUsE
tocentnHltI CAPITALIZATION should mot hesitate
Second ~. -. n. D. B. HOBENSACK of 2O8 N.
person sdir.tl philadelphia, either by mail or by
ttos n W. umlrihS the hours offs q. m to D. M, and
dtiOn ana Ine. r. WhOsoever should knew his con.
ru ,.,I tne way 70 improve It should read
ss,, WISDOM IN A NUTSHELL"
I'm -, y" r''e'p' or three-cent atamr.
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Increase over September, 1872 49,. 2,UO7, 80
THE FIRE RECORD

Chief of Police Hawkins reports pa ar
rests during the mouth upon the inll1ylag
charges Drunk, 81; drunk and dsorderly,
So; disorderly conduct, 81; assault and bat
terry, Is; larceny, ~; indecent exposure, ;;
resisting officers, s; murder, 2; vagrancy, 2;
violating city ordinance, l; suspicious char
a. ter. l; insane, 1; highway robbery, /; bur-
glary, L.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
Constitutional Convention.
MILLER. d. T lima Q

MILLER, d. T., June I'd, 1883.
Convention was called to order by Mr..
W. W. Field, and ON motion Geo. W. Liv-
ingston was chosen chairman and s. Y.
Christ secretary. On motion the chair
man, secretary and r. L. Smith, were
chosen as committee on credentials. Com
mittee on credentials reported the follow
ing named gentlemen entitled 10 seats in
the convention as delegates from the sew
eral precincts, viz; Sd Precinct, A. L.
McWhorter, John Morrow, G. o. Hutson,
g. Z. Smith, p. II. Anderson, W. s. Mont.
gumery, W. II. Miller, Peter Olsen, G. W.
Livingston, J. T. Emmons, James H.
Hunter, A. J. Clifford, John H. smith. 4th
Precinct, r. L. Smith, w. W. Field, 8. v.
Christ, II. Fl. Carney, II. B. Buffum. Re-
port OF committee accepted. On motion,
DR.. B. +. Warren was admitted as dele
gate for the LIST, precinct On motion,
the delegates present from the several pre-
cincts were allowed to cast the full vote
OF the delegation. On motion Of Mr..
Montgomery, the several precincts were
allowed representatives in the Huron con-
vention. viz, lst, precinct one delegate;
I'd, two delegates; 3rd, three delegates;
4th, two delegates. On motion of Mr..
Field it was voted that the delegates from
the several precincts be allowed to name
the delegates from their several precincts
to the Huron convention. The delegates
from the End precinct arrived and present
ed their credentials and we're admitted to
seats in convention, viz: p. T. Young
blood, G. T. Black, G. G.. Clark, ]. H.
Martin, H. p. Sayles, L. Walrath, C. b.
Porter, f. s. VOORHEES,, F. S. Washburn,
c. E. Cort. The following named gentle
men were presented by the delegations
from the several precincts as delegates to
the Huron convention and were duly elect
ed: I'd precinct Charles A. Wheelock. 2,
E. 8. yoorhies, c. Z. Cort. I'd, @. o.
Hutson, G. w. Livingston, w. H. KEEP
hart. 4th, B. F. Payne. R. L. Smith. On
motion alternates were chosen in same way
as follows: LIST, Precinct, John McMurtry.
I'd, G.. T. Black, John N. King. 3rd, John
Morrow, A. l.. McWhorter. b. ID. Milan
4th, s. v. Christ, NJ. b. Buffum On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Hutson the secretary was re-
quested to furnish copy of the minutes
of the convention to each of the county
papers. On motion--adjourned.
s. V. CHRIST, Sec'y.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
BISMARCK
ID The Winner In The New Capital
Race.

Saturday morning the commissioners
met in rooms 25 and 26 Of the Headquart-
ers hotel, at Fargo, all members being
present, Alex. Hughes In chair. Seven
ballots we're taken as follows: Scott and
Mckenzie for Bismarck; Myers, Hughes
and Spalding for Redfield; Beldine and
DeLong, for Pierre; Mathews for Huron;
and Thompson for Mitchell. After the
fifth ballot, Thompson with spalding as
a second, moved to adjourn until 8 o'clock.
Myers, Belding, spalding and Thompson
voted yes; Scott, DeLong, Hughes, Math-
ews and Mckenzie voted no. Motion de-
ciared lost. At the end of the seventh
ballot, Thompson renewed his motion to
adjourn. and Myers seconding him.
Myers, Belding, Hughes, Shading and
Thompson voted yes; Scott, DeLong,
Mathews md Mckenzie no, carrying the
motion. The afternoon session was held
in Keenen Hall. All were present. The
clerk at once called the roll on the ballot
for a location. Following is the vote:
Scott, Belding, DeLong and Mckenzie
voted for Bismarck; Mathews for Huron;
Thompson for Mitchell; Myers, Spalding
and Hughes for Redfeld. The next vote
was Hughes, Scott, Mckenzie, Belding and
DeLong for Bismarck; Spalding and Myers
for Redfield; Mathew for Huron; and
Thompson for Mitchell. Bismarck was
declared chosen. Thompson moved and
Spalding seconded him to make the choice
unanimous, carried without dissent. A
recess Of fifteen minutes was taken and
after being called to order Mr.. Spalding
offered a series Of resolutions. The pre-
amble recites the appointment OF the COM
mission; their selection of this ground Of
fered by Bismarck for capitol site, name
ly the N. E. quarter Of section "a, town
l39. North of range so west, and the
north Of the north of section 9, town
1873, north Of range so west. It declared
the first piece mentioned as the place on
which the capitol shall be built, and says
the same is hereby declared to be the site
Of the seat Of government of said Terrific
ry. The resolutions reserved 20 acres for
capitol grounds, the rest to be divided in
to lots and blocks; that surveys be imme-
diately made; that building committee
composed of Messrs. Hughes, Spalding,
Mckenzie, Belding and Thompson issue
notices to architects for plans and specih-
cations. Commission adjourned to meet
at call Of chairman-Leader.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
THE END.

The capital location has been chosen At
last, after season Of feasting and high
life by the commissioners, and they re-
turn home like ten year old boy starts
for school on Monday morning after a
short vacation-"wish IL was next week. .
The choice Of Bismark does not seem to
affect central and south Dakota no much
As would have been supposed. The one
opinion expressed in the south that has
more prominence than all others is that
there is now more hope for division ON
46th parallel, and that some southern town
VIII yet be crowned with capital wreath.
1t is said by many the prearranged pro-
gramme had to be changed, as the land
jobbery has been so completely aired, and
two deals were deemed necessary to play
to the hand Of the syndicate that has
bought such immense bodies of land in
central Dakota One capital on the Mis-
souri, north, the other OFF the Missouri
south. But the one experience is sufd.
cient, and the next capital will be chosen
in way that the people will have some.
thing to say about that. The true in
wardness Of the matter is that the
Northern Pacific had more wealth TO
blow in on the capital than any other road
cared to invest. There doesn't seem TO
be the desire to pull up and go to the new
capital that was anticipated, business con-
tinues just the same and everybody looks
as much in the future rs before Bismark
wis found.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

phant after swinging the lad In the air
threw him violently to the ground, and
then proceeded to crush him by walking ON
him. The boys screams brought TO his
assistance . number of men employed in
the menagerie. who with poles hooks and
clubs, drove the beast from his victom,
who was picked up in senseless condi-
tion. The boy had one leg badly torn and
hceraied, an arm broken anh alao suffered
q confusion Of the pelvis. physician
pronounced the boys injuries such as to
MAIN him for life. even should they NOT
prove fatal.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
THE NEWS.

Council Bluns Iowa dispatch contains
the following account Of n disastrous food
in that city last Friday night: One Of the
worst rain stotms ever known here set in
at six o'clock this evening and lasted four
hours. Indian creek running through the
heart OF the city overfowed, and the dam
ag. from the same ammounting to $780,
600. Seven iron briggs two stone culverts
belongnging to the city and several dwell
ings and barns were swept away. All
business houses on Main and Broadway
are flooded, and seveul loses of life are re-
block from the creek was waist deep and
running with a swift current. Cries for
help could be heard in every direction but
the swiftness of the current rendered asis-
tancs impossible. At ~ O'Clock the creek
is "a raging torrent. It raised so rapidly
and divided the city so that many business
men found il impossible to reach their
wives and children, and number barely
escaped drowning while endevoring to
reach their dear ones. The damage to
property cannot now be estimated.
The rate war, between the Chicago,
Rock Island 4 Pacific and Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Railroad companies has
been amicably settled.
From San Carlos advices 1t is learned
that Locos, wife, son, son-in- law, daugh-
ter, grandchildren and fourteen women,
with six bucks, have surrendered to the
military athorities, near San Carlos. They
are direct from Mexico and report that all
the hostiles are ready and anxious 10 sur
render, so that speedy ending Of the
war in MEXICO, and the return OF Crook
TO Arizona is anticipated. These 1ndi-
ans are among the number of Chiricahaus
who left the reservation over year ago
last April.
A fearful catastrophy occurred or the
East river bridge last Thursday afternoon
by which large number OF people lost
their lives. The footway for passengers
is very narrow and being crowded the offi-
cials removed the side railing of the stairs
on the New York side. when these near the
opening were crowded over and fell to the
rocks below. Some fourteen OF fifteen be-
ing killed.
In the recent billiard tournament in New
York, Maurice Daily received the cham
pionship and 81 400; Wallace $500; schaf-
fer $500; vignauI $500: Dion $aOo. DAILY
having been challenged by both Wig
nauh and Sexton. but being unable on ac-
count Of other engagements, to play them
within the two weeks limited, he resigned
the championship to Sexton, whose chal-
lenge had priority. II has been arranged
that vignAuI, and schaffer win play .
balk line game in Chicago June IL, but
not for the championship medal.
Boliver, the rival elephant Of Jumbo,
got mad at young attendan, In Boston
while being served with food, and the mr.
chin Ia now aa the hospital. The boy was
engaged in carrying hay into the tent
where the elephants were quartered, and
suddenly found himself entwined in the
trunk Of the f.rocious brute. The sle-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
Summons

Territory OF Dakota. Second Judicial District %
In the District Court In and for Hand county.
Margaret Hawkins ". Y. B. Hawkins; The Terri
TORY Of Dakota sends greeting;
To Z n Hswkins. defendant
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the compliant Of Margaret Fswkins plain
til which viii be hled In the once Of the C1srk Of
the District Court within and for said Hand county
ct Miller. D. T.. and 10 serve . copy OF your answer
on The suhseriber st the postofhes In the town OF
Millar d. T.. within thirty days Altar the ssrvics Of
thu summons, exclusive Of the day Of service, OF
the plsintn win tahs judgment against you for the
dfssofvine Of bonds Of msthmopy - the plAipu6
prsys 10 her complaint o o HUrsoN
2ss. Fisi..sc Ae.,rusy
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that there will
be special session Of the Board Of County
Commissioners on Thursday May 3lst at
10 o'clock q. m, in the Clerks Office, for
the purpose of dividing the county into
School Townships, and the Transaction
OF any other business that may legally come
before IT, C.H. WEEKS.
Miller, May "a, 1888. County Clerk.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
Summons.

TEkkIroRy on DAKOTA,
COUNTY or HAxp.
In Justice Court before j. n. snoddy. Justice OF
the Peace.
A. l. Mcwhorter vs.. L. r. Haynes The Territory
Of Dakota sends drcsting: To L. n. Haynes do
fendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before me-
st my once, In the town Of Miller IN said county op
ths 18Th day Of June A. D. 1859. st 10 O'Clock q m.
TO answer 70 the complaint OF the above named
Plaintiff A. T.. McwIorter who claims 10 recover of
you the sum Of sixty dollars money due and unpaid
tor services rendered and you are hereby notified
that you fail 10 appear and answer said complaint
for said amount together with coats and sttorpsys
fees allowed by law.
Owen under my hand this eth day Of May A D.
1853. JANIS H. sroDDY.
Jashce Of the peaes Hand County, Dah.
MoHTeoNEay PAYNE
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ievs
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Land ofnca at Huron. d. T., May, and. 1ses.--No.
tce j. hereby gwen that the following named settler
has nled notice of his intention 10 make nal proof
In support Of his claim and final entry there
Of and that said proof OF himself and witnesses
viii be made before judge or clerk of court Of
record In and for Hand county, y 7 on Wednesday
the 10th day Of June 1883 viz Henry Walton under
his No. $3.50 series for the southwest u section
30 town ia range 6e and he names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said tract, viz; John Abraham
Peter n. Abraham. b. ID, Milan and r. N. Mead all
Of Miller d. 7. Published In the HASD COUNTY
PKEss printed at Miller. D. 7.
mayo GB ARMSTRONG Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Monitor, Furst & Bradley, and Canton
Clipper plows, Studebaker and olds
wagons, Furst a Bradley and Tiger rakes,
Empire, Buckeye and williams mowers,
st. Paul, with Appleby binder ard VIII
liams Twine Binders, Racine Farming
Mills &C., found at Davis q Longstaff's,
opposite postoff,ce. We invite comparison.
Look our stock over before purchasing.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

MoffAtt q Beasom have full line Of
paints andaoils, and parties who propose
painting viii find IL TO their advantage TO
csI and learn their prices before buying
elsewhere. Sufice to say paint and oil
for buildings In Miller at cost. l7f
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
FINAL PROOFS.

LAND oFstcE AT HuRos. DIT. May rs, 1883 =
Notice is hereby gwen that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 make final
Proet IN support OF his claim aud nnal entry
thereof, and that said proof Of hmsa and witnesses
VIII be made before the Judge or Clerk of Court of
Record in and for Band county ID I. on Wednesday
the llth day OF July, 1888, viz Oscar H. Collyer.
under his .. \. No. 1864 series for the southc.st L
section is town ii3. range a. ard he nsmes the
following witnesses TO prove his con tinuous resi-
aence upon and cultivation Of said tract viz vii.
liam Weber. Charles Persons David LAWYER and
William Sunderland. all Of Miller. D. T.
may 30 GB ARMSTRONG Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Land Office at Huron ID. T., May. Q 1ss3--
Notice Is hereby given that the following named set
tier has fled notice of his intention 10 make final
proof In support OF HIS elaim. and hnai en-
try thereof and that said proof Of himself and Wit
nesses will be made before q Judge or clerk OF
court Of record In and for Hand county, d. T., on
Wednesday. the eoth day of June 1853 viz. David
Walton Jr. under his d. g., No e.4 series, for the
southeast quarter section 10 town ii3 range S. and
he names the following witnesses 10 prove his
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said tract
land, viz. John Abraham Peter NJ. Abraham, b. ID.
Milan, ", II. Miller all Of Miller d, r. Published
In the HAND COUNTY PRESS. printed at Miller, ID. T.
mayo O. b A.nsTRors Resistor.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
Notice In Creditors

Estate Of John c. willesms. asceased.
Notice Ia hereby given by the undersigned admin.
istrator Of the estate Of John C. Williams deceased.
20 the creditors Of and all perssas having claims
against the said deceased 70 exhibit them with the
necessary vonches. within four months after the
hrst publication Of this uoce, to the said sdminis-
traitor st the Office of Montgomery Payne st nller
In the county OF Hand Dakota Territory
Dated ss Miller d. T, Apr. ss 1854
CYRUS b MAPEL.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Call on Moffatt & Beasom and see the
Racket II you want good cheap cook
stove. l7tf
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Joseph Mueller win herd cattle IN Camp
bells Gulsh, 2 miles south Of Miller. The
best facilities for herding and careful at
tcn,icn given 70 sll stock entrusssd to hts
care IsH
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
NEW GOAL ENTERPRISE.

The firm Of s. J. Getgsel a Co. have
arranged to handle coal for the general
public. To that end they win in few
days place in scales at their Office and do
q general weighing business.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

For meat Of any kind and Of the best
quality We don't know of a better place
where you can do better and get more for
cash than at the boss store of Lloyd &
Hazen l6f
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Young gentlemen You will find fine
line Of choice cigars at the post Office.
Try them. 20tf
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

A. l.. Mcwhorter has umber Of cash
buyers ready TO invest when exceptional
good bargains are offered. 20tf
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06
POrkl
Haml Hami Hami

AtLloyd & Hazen's, Best in the mar
ket. lstf
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

200 bushels Of the best seed corn In the
market for sale. Inquire at the postoffice
1877
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Go to Thompson & Co. for choice crack
ers They have an abundance in every
variety and fresh froL. the factories.
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Preessdings Of the Board Of the Comfy CON
nissieners.

MILLER, DAK., May 81, 1883.
Board Of County Commissioners met at
call Of Clerk at 10 80 a. m.
Members present: G. W. Livingston,
chairman and John McMurry.
The forenoon was spent in discussing
matters relating to schools.
Adjourned to meet at o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board convened at 1:l5 p. m.
On motion Of Mr.. McMurry, Robert
Douthett was appointed Road Supervisor
in lieu Of Henry Reed who does not live in
said district.
On motion of Mr.. McMurtry the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that each Congressional town.
ship, be and the same Is hereby made and
constituted q School District, to be known
and designated by the name and style Of
its township and range.
Application and Bond Of Alexander
Grier for license to sell intoxicating hq-
uors at his place Of business in Rec Height,
granted.
The following bills were allowed.
DR.. r. L. Smith, supt. per diem and
mileage, Ssi.ls.
J.J. Smith rent for Dist Clerks office,
$4,000.
Culver, Page, Hoyne 4 Co. blanks $2l rs.
q. W. Livingston per diem and mileage
1910.
John Mclfurtry per diem and mileage
q. so.
BILLS REJECTED.
G. Z, Mclaughlin and Others $500.
8. E. Dickover $500.
Dr. Hugh Ross s68.0o.
r. W. Burdick $3.50.
On motion adjourned.
c. Fl. wrRKs,
Comfy Clerk.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

Another invoice of fine candies has Just
been received at the Boss Coffee House.
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may3

Land Once at Huron. D. T., May sth. 1888.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has ed notice Of his intention to make nal
proof in support Of his claim. and that said proof
viii be made before thsJudge clerk Of court Of
June ~, 1sS3 viz. John E. Morrow under his pre-
emption entry No. S4I for the NE u OF section i3
town 1i2 range CD, and he names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land viz. q. A. Furmsn,
William Emons, j. NJ Gs-s, David I0ew all of Miller
D. 7. Published in the HAND COUNTY Press pub
hshed at Miller, ID. 7.
mayi6 q. B. ARMsTRoSc, Registes
SPECIAL NOTICE
Is hereby given 10 Hiram T. Webster, who ma de d. q
entry No 1576 TO appear at same time and place and
show cause why his entry should not be cancelled.
and claimant allowed 10 perfect his title under ID.
entry No. 84l
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

lie Beau is beautifully situated on
the east bank of the Missouri river,
at the union crossing Of three great
railways, viz: Chicago & Northwest
ern, Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Wadena, Fergus Falls & Black Hills
branch Of the Northern Pacific. It
is located at the best natural cross
ing on the Missouri and on the most
accessible route to the Black Hills,
through the great Moreau Valley
which opens into the Missouri oppo-
site lie Beau. Millions of acres of
wheat lands Of surprising richness.
It is the favorite section of Dakota
for stock raising.
For particulars regarding lie Beau
property and city lots, terms, ETC., aG-
dress, MONTGOMERY Il PAYNE.
MILLER d. T.
MELVILLE KELLEY Huron Dak0td
GORDON Aberdeen Dakota
NJ Ii MONTGOMERY Lie Beau Dakota
17m3
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-06-06

A fine line Of boots and shoes is now
ready for inspection at Loew 4 Gromann's.
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