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The commissioner court have dlvi-
dei b county int i3 school districts.
The liucs can b. seen by reference 10
minutes # com missiOuer's court. Under
tn. laN all school Il STREETS are entitled
10 three trustees, to he elected y the
isrrict on thu first SaturdaN III August.
In sew raj uist icls there VIII lie more
than ouc school III d'strici. Ia such
CA .es the county Judge II appoint SUB
tru.tees He will also appoint trustees
for the dis r'cts thut fail Ia elect. ne
20 u,y Judge has MT yet Sc ured the
nlanks mon VI Ich districts are to be
eturncd. The law exp c's the trn te' +
10 be eli, cled Just at the llihe ah"Ne'
stated. Immediately after the Ell O.
lion of tIu-tecs, scholastic popula-
ton. irom eight to sixteen, must b.
taken. with names ani age on list,
same as old community list, ami re-
turned to O., uuiy Judge. All persons
vino live upon the line Of districts,
and prefer to send to another hls-
irict, will be allowed tn do 80, ANA
al inch are requested TO place 'h'
.,nmc, OF their children upon the list
f The district they desire 10 patr"ni1'
Children on county lines VIII be Al
lnwcd % attend sch, Ul IN adjoining
counties n. heretofore
The county judge will make pnhlica'
ton ~ TO the 7, turn OF his school hou''
eyami alton Of t"ac crs, etc, imincil
ately after the frs Satu day /" August
Under the law no tan can be levied upon
.chool disl riots brio,e tues cOnd Men
d,y III Feb nary next, and all district
desirirp to have 8n election to decide
upon taxat on must apply 10 commis
sioper's urt 10y the SECOND Monday II
Noyambel 81 IA to give time to o de-
,uch elect on, etc, before he time o
leyyipg Il G general c uuty faxes.
Done by OF der II court, July 7, 1884
i. W. BAKER,
County Clk McLeunan Co.
by order:
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STRANGE pREMOSITiOS.
Ths Mother of Sergeant Gardner o
0rsely's Party Dream ID the X Atty.

Ths Mother of Sergeant Gardner OF
0roely's Party Dream I'd the X atty.
BALTIMORE, Mn, July IA personal
friend OF Colonel John Gardner, OF Phila-
d.lphia, whose son, Sergeant Gardner, OF
the Signal Corps, persisted miserab in
the Greedy expedition, tells strange tale
OF peculiar prem0nition Mrs, Gardner
had of the boys death. slis. Gardne
had been silng for some TIM,
and on the morning Of May
II was taken very III aud could
not eat The physicians could not dag
nose the case, aud after much persuasion
the lady confessed that she had ioug had
IN idea that the boy was starving, ahd
the night previous saw him in dream
diving on the ice For a long time alter
ward she hung between life and death,
aud was not surprised when hearing oil
his death. Strange to LAY II was on
May IL when the last rsIions were is
sued by Greedy. Gardner WAS the last
of the party dying, the date being June ~
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KINGSTON, n. Y, July PA telegram
received in this city from Private Secrc-
wi leave Washington for New
York Oh Tuesday or Wednesday
OF the present week. He will
there meet General Sharpe, and arrange
meuts VIII be perfected lur the trip to the
kaaterskill Hotel, II the President can
transact certain important business In
New York in time, he viii come with his
family to this city on Saturday next.
Alter brief stay here, he viii proceed to
the mountains, accompanied by General
Sharpe aud family The Presidential
party Will remain ut the klatersklll four
or nye days.
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Fatal Accident IA, a Democratic Rally

MARSHALL. Iii, July .Z.-Word has
reached here from Robinson, Crawford
County, that number of SHY rockets cX-
ploded in the arms OF u man in the crowd
At the Democratic rally there yesterday
and killed lad by the name Of Crow,
aud probably fatally injured II little grr
while the man himself was badly burned
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ERIK, Pa, july 22-Anothcr serious
sewer accident occurred here yesterday
aud six men were buried. Their names
Manion, Rudolph Elliott, August Cook
md John freiDerger They were res
cu,d soon after, but were seriously in
iuret
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A Gard

II who are suffering from the
errors an ind scretion' of youth, ner-
Won, weakness, eaIly dec,v, los OF man
hood. etc. | will send recip" thar will
Gu ynn FREE OF CHARGE. This
2 eat remedy WIS iscoyered by "a mis-
sjonsry in South America. Send sell
address. ed envelope TO the Rrv. Jo'cph
t. lnman. st It on D., Nsw York Cit .
3 26deod&wly
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report WAS correct, and that the young
nan was young ecclesiastical student
named Farrell. who WAS about to take
holy orders. Eudeavors have been made
to hush up the matter, aud the police re-
fuse to give any Information; hut II APP
pears thut Farrell, who recently came
from the States. visit Il the house IN
question yesterday evening. aud was
shortly after taken iii ami expired.
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He Though, of His Sister in Chelsea.

ERlk. Pa, July PA freight conduc'
tor on the Nickel Plate Railway struck II
tramp who WAS stealing II ride, knocking
him off the train and under the wheels,
yesterday moruing The tramp gave his
name a. Jno, Oscar, Graham, OF Chelsea,
England. Before DR. Spencer WAS pro-
cured W amputate Gruham's leg, he drew
severA hundred dollars from his waist.
baud. aud, making his will, Dequcuthcd
1t to his sister, Mary A. Graham, OF
Chelsea. He viii not survive the shock
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An Ex-senator Arrested for Robbing a
Grocery Store.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 22.-EX-Senatoi
G. w. Swopc was arrested at Curd>>ille
Monday aud lodged IN jail at Owenshoro,
charged with breaking into gr pccrl
store and attempting to carry away some
goods. Swope was at one time lead
ing criminal lawyer in that section of the
state, but lost lucrative practice
through excessive drinking His arrest
caused great establishment in OwcnSboro,
where he hus always resided until a lew
months ago, when he removed to Curds'
vile to practice his PROBES ion.
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FIRE IN y WHEAT FIELD.
Six Thousand Acres and Several Build
ings Burned

ings Burned
hopEsiA, Cal, July CA fire started
yesterday morning IN IA wheat field. An
alarm was INSTANTLY tclcgraphedaand tel
cphoncd to AL available points. Two
thousand men from different sections
rushed TO the rescue, and the old fash
ioued prairie way Of fighting hre WITH
irc WAS resortcd to. AT 5 80 p M, al
ter u desperate struggle, the tirc was un-
der control. The streets were Tiled win
men with scoichcd faces aud siugcd
heads. Six thousand acres OF grain and
several large dwellings were destroyed.
The total loss is estimated at $3.50, 900;
Insurance, SS5, 900
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PARIS, July -. Deaths from cholera
1t Ares are averaging ulnc daily, The
panic is increasing The Archbishop OF
AK visits the sufferers at their homes.
Hcnceiorth at Tou on ali night soil,
garbage and Other offensive matter wi
he carried out 10 sea IN plugged boats aud
emptied there
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AUTtOO1E TO MALARIA.

Linda Gilbert praises 1t. Linda
bert, whose benevolent work, for
l'oh- reform. j. known eyeryw here,
ES, - fiud your most ylnable
Pnas Extract not only n delightful
a'iiAry to the bath, but extremely
nehclsl TO sny head trouble arising
~ oVer-tssked mental conditions,
enect on the nervous system being
e'sly good. regard it AS great
n To humanity, and used with
will alleviate most of the
that nervous brain worker
SUBJECT to-" Respectfully.
LINDA GILBERT.
=" York, June l, 1854.
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AosTRsAI, CAN, July ga scandal
has been caused By aa occurrence Which
tuok place here last night. IL was re-
ported 10 the police that NAL had been
foasd dead In house " M-repute, ~
% iaysstigstssa v wss ieagSsd LhAs tss
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PUBIC WEIGHEK.

lzrd 10 hun"ut CO, Ia n caIdidstr for Publ e
NriRh"r 81 MrI.rnnBu county, 40 The scti"n -
thr trturCTrliC uarfF
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Youth, nid the Untold mi-crir-r .ul' Ing flom
tuhi-rr,'tluu ar exc Sst'. book for every
mnu, 'ouur, middlc-aI,d and old II contain.
j2i prrsri ipliths ior III acute and chrOric dis.
eases each one ui whirh Is Invaluable. SO
fp ma hy The Nuih.r, whose en- erte..C" Tor ~
YEA : l. such ~ pr ,hHhlv lever brtrre Tel! TO
h" l. I of any phl stefan. 800 png' :, b 'und In
rautlful French muslin. rlubn7 r'i covers ini
cIIt, vun' nntr,.i to be- a II er ri ip ever
4-ns (mrchAuical, literary au' profes ma
han any ether work snli In his country TO
SEQ, or the mo, eS VIII be rrfuu'ipi in every
n,tancc. P,lre OILY 81 my mall post pai y. IL
lustrativr .rmrlr Il cents. Se"d now. colo
Ne al awarded the uthor b' the National We'd
tear Association, tH IN" officers Of which he
refers.
The SCIENCE OF Lie .houli he repd by tn
Young for instruction, ana by the all c'ed Ia
rpiiel II viii hencht Gll.-l0ndOn Lancet.
There l. no member / -clrnCe to WI M lht
science OF Life VIII not b" useful, VIII Their
youth pa ut. guardian, Instructor or clergy =
man NtgOuaut
Address the rr hoiV Medical institute, or
Dr. ". II paTke NJ. Il lhh,h street Bo--
tot Mass who may be con uned on AL al
eases requiring 81 am experience. hionlc
and uhsliI ate diseases that hay" u Wed the
XII of all other hS siciahs spec! 'itN, such
Treated successfully ithnut an Instance oil
iul lure. Mention this psirI
HEAL THYSELF'
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VAN NOILENlON

NiiEN l.. h, / l. ACaudLiaic tor .l,...
49, to the uihcr "i Ian 1 electoral McLrutr,
county, subject to IN" nctiun Of the iJeiunciAtir
uhrt,, '''
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= L. NORVOJp, tnc n,,,alt .,c,nI,a,
- rh II at T.. re- 'itr.Ipu tot, . 4 .,s
'''rs-'r, 1iJj &c 10 Tn ,.Iaii,n - hsD.a
@ ale party
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lax ASSESSOR.

! u " NSDttER l. c~niiiat. for IN.
i'r 10 lax Assessor al NJ, l. nhan cuuntv.
hi i''t - IA" r'tl"n Of the Democratic lu.tv
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The kidneys act as purifiers of the blood, an
when their lunctloi- ar" int"ri"rr.d "ilh
lhr"ug weakness they n"ri toni y. icy
come BEAUTIFULLY active 10y the ~ III Hostel
ter's stomach Biitrfs, when failing -'rrt !
rriitf ON other sources THIS superb I'M
Uniting ton L al'o pi" ruts AMI arrests it'ri
an agur. constipation, iNer compliant, ny -
reneiu rh' unatism nj other atm utr
-alr los all pruggi,t. amt Deal rs gene rally
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ANN"uNC EMENtS.
FOR SENATOR
FOR FLOATER.

IS, ----
Nf THE SOLICITATION OF fr,en = thr uyb J..
out ms district. l.. l. FOSTER viii h
a candidate Tor reelection to the Irgi .i.tur.
Hs I"ipilal representative from the SiN.t.
second district, composed Of tho couull-s q
ans, MrLrhnhn ami Limestone, subject
'he a'i'"n OF the Democratic party
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~ u ALI N'i 'h, pres Il incumbent
49," 4" IS tiui e.. iur &C. -.,ctluu l., llt nD.,,a
cant treasurer subject to the a,tIuu ,i
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WIN W EVANS. We are HuthorI,eI I,
announce Wan. Evans A. = rsndi,in;r ia,
u" once ut County Juds" ot McL-n, An conn
ArtN. '''''
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COUNTY CLERK .
LERk OF DISIRICICOURI.

L + nLASLtl g. eutrsc.i. curi.,,t 4. =,
, hd"t % thr ii,e ui ierh Z th- Dt.trl,i
, IL t. '"h cit "A'u II II the Dem uintl
rhrty.
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i" {. RIOS isH crhdid ,tr for the ONCE ot
''u ~ l"s e mi1,. "i'cdon. subject to the
'" 81 -" D'.u' crate p~rty
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COMMISSIONER-pREC NO /

a.. -. "toi - "a '..,iididAte tor tha ONCE ut
commissioner nj Prrcinct 80. I, OF Mcf.,unuu
c"unb. -ubjrct To the action ot the Demo.
cratic pArty
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furix-lhrep School Districts

HEAL THYSELF
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
Fourth Of July. .

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Jer-
auld Co. to take action for acelebration
at Washington Springs. j. NJ. Spears
was elected chairman and II. G. Ste
phens, secretary
Motion chat committees be appointed
to make arrangements for such celebra-
tion. Carried.
S. kenney, WI. Bateman and G. b.
Hackett appointed to provide music
and speakers.
I'll. Blank and e. B. Orr, finance.
J. M. Spears and p. R. Barrett
grounds.
j. IT. Johnston, VT. Hay and n
J. Dunham, programme.
Motion that the several committees
constitute a committee Of the whole on
general arrangements. Carried.
The following we're elected officers
of the day:-Wm. Hawthorne, presi.
dent; II. D. Grow; Fl. NJ. Rice, DIR
Royce, J.Sickler, II. j. Lauder, DR.. Ne5,
NTH, DR.. Melcher. Al. Russell, D. M
Black, N. w. Young, Mr. Long, Iii
Kellogg and Mr.. Corbin, from various
parts OF the county, yice~pr residents.
II. C. Stephens, elected marshal and
e. V. Miles, asst marshal Of the day.
Motion that d basket picnic dinner be
one OF the features OF the day. Carried
| rrbo oo7nrniftaes have commenced
work and ask the cooperation Of al
citizens to make This affair tae e7 ent OF
| the season. .Curn out and LEI rs hayl
rousing celebration,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
County Fair.

Proceedings of the meeting calles. so
organize a Farmers Association at
I,s,i 1894 \.
Meeting called to order by J. F. Ford
after which, on motion, o. G. Woodruff
OF Alpena was elected president, and
N. d. Crow Of Templeton, secretary.
Object of meeting stated by 0. G,
Woodruff, followed by j. E. Ford, Pierce
Smart, Cummings, and others in regard
to plan Of organization of the associa
tion.
On motion a committee of three was
appointed to draw up bylaws and arti-
cles of incorporation, consisting of J.
F. Ford, Pierce and Crow, to report at
next meeting, to be held June 14th, at
2 p m, at the court house at Wessing.
ton Springs.
On motion it was decided to organize
the association, on the stock company
plan, Whereupon q paper was circulated
and $4,000 was subscribed to be taken
in shares at $40, per share.
Meeting adjourned to meet at the
court house, Saturday, June 18th.
o. G. WooDRUFF,
NJ. d. CROW, President
Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
Gard of Thanks.

The members of the L. o. G. Ord
Post, G. A. r., take this method of re-
turning thanks to those citizens and
friends who SO kindly furnished them
With place to'hold their celebration,
music, flowers, etc, on Decoration Day,
May S0th- The remembrance Of these
favors will long live in the hearts OF
the members of the society.
III. G. STEPHENS,
z. w. HILL, Commander
Adjutant.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
County Legislation.

Washington Springs, June 2, 1881.
| Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Messrs. II. D. Fisher and S.
II. Melcher.
Moved that unfinished business be
left unit afternoon session.
On motion the following roads were
established of &c ft. in width
One beginning at the n. e. cor. sec. 80
-1o7-64, thence east on sec. line to the
east line Of Jerauld county.
One beginning at the S. w. cor. Of sec
35-1O7-65, thence n. mile to n. w. cor
of sec. 35, thence e. On sec. line / mile
to the n. W. cor. of sec. Sc, thence n. on
the sec. line to intersect with the road
from washington Springs to Water
bury. One beginning at S. w. cor. OF
sec. %, thence e. on sec. line miles.
One beginning at n. line of Jerauld
Co. between sec. 6-l0S-65, sec. 1-10S-se,
thence $. to S. line Of Jerauld county.
One beginning at II. W. cor. Of sec. 81
-1O8-65, thence e. l mile, thence S. ?
miles to n. e. cor. Of sec. 7-lO6-65.
One beginning at n. line of Jerauld
Co., between sec. 6-108-6a and sec. l.
108-63, thence S. on sec. lines to S. lire
of said county.
On motion Board took recess for din
ner.
Afternoon session, 2 o'clcclz, p. m.
All the members present.
On motion the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, There is some confusion as
to the location, establishment and work
ing Of the highways. Therefore re-
solved, That we call the attention Of
the road supervisors and people to the
law bearing upon the following points,
viz: Sec. 1, 2 s. 30 Of chapter 29, of the
Revised Code Of 1877.
Sec. 1.--[Section Lines Hlghways.l
All section lines shall be, and are here
by declared, public highways, as far as
practicable. Provided, That nothing
in this act shall be so construed as to
interfere with existing highways in
the settled portions Of the territory.
Sec. 2.-[Vacation and Changed The
board Of county commissioners OF each
county shall have power to vacate or
change the highways within their re-
respective counties, located by the leg
| islative assembly as hereinafter provid-
ed. :.
Sec. 3O.-IAction without Survey or
| View.] The beard of county: commits
sloners has power to establish, change
and vacate highways upon section and
quarter section lines, when the initial
and terminal points, and the course OF
che highway can be clearly described
without che appointment of viewers or
the services Of surveyor; but in all
other respects the proceedings therein
shall be governed by the provisions
Of the preceding subdivision Of this
chapter, relating to the establishment.
vacation and change Of highways not
on such lines.
On motion the following roads were
established cf C6ft. in width.
One commencing at the n. W. cor. OF
sec. 1-l06-6e running thence s. to the
county ltne.
One commencing at low-watar mark
in Crow Lake between sec. @ and 23,
thence II. to the n. W. corner Of sec. H.
thence @. to The II. c. cor. OF sec. u TO
township line. One commencing atthe
| Il stake Of sec. 81, or south line OF Jer-
auld Co. running II. through sec. "a, Y
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
NoulcE-o.s $. Land Office, at Mitchell d. t
tct

NOIICE--U. S. Land Office, at Mitchell d. T.,
~ May 1St, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Ella harrington against Julia Fesenmicr for
abandoning her homestead entry No 25259 dated
May 5, 1888, upon the lots and So nel sec twp
los range G6 in Jerauld county ID. T., with view
ties are hereby ordered to appear at the Office
of c. W. Mcdonald at Elmer. ID. T., on the 2ith
day of June, 1854, at 9 O'Clock u. nl., to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. GEO. B. EvERIrr Register.
G. W. Mcdonald, of Elmer D. T.. is hereby ap-
pointed a commissioner to- take the testimony
in the above case lie will at once return all the
papers duly certified to this, Office when and
decision rendered thereon July !, 1884.
m23li3pd GEO b. tsVERTTT, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
NOTICE FOR PUpLIcATIoN.-I.and Office

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN.-Lan Office
lS at Mitchell y. 7. May 10, 1854.
Notice is hereby given That the followingnan,-
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Clils. w. Nc
Donald Clerk District Court Jeraull colnty at
Washington Springs, d. T., on .Iune2G, 1881, viz
JOHN B. SMART.
under his hd. entry No 2355i for the nls of nw1g
nell sec II and sw 4 OF se1 sec II town l07 range
G5. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: G w Osg0od. William Elem.
ing, Peter r, Barrett, Cleveland T. Hall Of I'll.
ner, d. L.
m16j2O GEO. Il. ErERITvr Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
NOTICE OF CONTEST. States Land
" Office at Mitchell, D. T.. MaY s.. 1921.

NOTICE OF CONTEST. United States Land
~ Office at MITCHELL d. t., May 81, 1921.
by Chas. p Taylor against Isaac L. kintigle,
for abandoning his homestead entry No 2iTG5,
dated April 7th,. 1893, upon the swl4 section 6
township 10S, range g.. in Jerauld Co, d. l. with
parties are hereby summoned to appear at the
Office of G. W. Mcdonald at Elmer, d. T., on the
25th day of July 1884, at clock IL m, to respond
and furnish all the astimony concerning said al
legged abandonment. GEO. b. EvERITr, Reg
G. w. Mcdonald q Elmer, D. I. is hereby ap-
pointed commissioners TO take the testimony in
will at once return all the papers duly certified
to the Office, when and where they Will be ex-
amined and decision rendered thereon Aug. 5th
1884.
j6j27 GEO B. EyERTTr Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
NOTICES OF CONTEST.
oTJcE-. United States Land Office Mitchell

NOTICE. United States Land Office Mitchell
IN ID. L., April 2S 1854.
by James II Waldron Jcrauld Co against VIM II
Ghlers for abandoning his nd entry No 1892 da.
ted Mar 18th, 1882. upon the sell sec 20. town
1876, range 63, in Jerauld COUNTY, d. T., with a
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 3oth day OF June 1884, at o'eocI;
a. n., correspond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged akandonmenu.
GEO b. EvERITr, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. N.-Land Office
IN AT Mitchell, d. T. May 5, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention tG
make final proof in support of his claim, aud
that said proof vii! be made before Clerk Dis
ti'ict Court Jel@uld county, at Elmer, d. I. on
June 19. 1881 viz:
,lADRIANNA b.. WILLIAMS
who made d. $. filing No. 21s17 for the sell see.
2i town 107 range Is. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence lpi-
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz: j. H.
Grant S. West, s Mcdonald. James Johnston,
OF Elmer, d. I.
m9jl3es GEO. Z. EVERIrr, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN.-Land Office
IN at Mitchell, ID. L. May 10, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has FLED notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
l.roof will be made before Clerk Dist. Court at
Elmer, Jerauld Co. D. u. on July l..1SS4 viz:
DAVID NllSFlAL DAVIS,
Homestead entry No. 2lT6S forthe sw Z section
+ town JOG, range 64. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence M
on and cultivation Of said land. viz: Stewart.
King, VIM Goodwin, John j Folsom, Franl;
Foge, OF Sullivan JeHu.ild. Co., ID. 4.
GEO. 3, iEYERITT.
nl23l2!d&m Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06
FOR PUBL1cAuIoN.--g.and once

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS. Land Office
IN at Mitchell, d. L., May. 2lst, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that thotolioWing nam.
ed settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final proof III support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver. at Michel, ID. T., on the stil day o.
July, 1851, viz:
MARY ID. HAGaNBRUCN,
nn;ler his Id entry No 2502l for the WE ne14 see
.a2 Town t0o, range Gt Nc names the LLolowin&
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
ION and cultivation OF said land, viz: William
Greer, Herman Schultz. Aurora Co. Vincent
Converse, Lewis Schwartz, OF .ICraud Co., d. r.
m30licE5cU GEO. Il. EyERf1yr, Register