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SnaIianaiten | Nhfinmnrfen. 9

Spaliansiten | gifinmarfen. SfsIse
"8arbs Glib. er iaar funset $40 opal
= ifior $50 =, men llobpttet untas
ses at uare bet famine, ba Dprene iaar
bar falbt ffsrre. 100 9uaIffrotter er
iolst til @uanofabriterne til bsie Yris
fer, mebens Granpriierne er lane. Der
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

reifie til Chicago Wauoas for at bragg
Gmiors for fine mango 8ennsrs pehou os
Earp, ilarbelesbeo meo 6enipn til 8inter'
iaaber;-i bette Iepartement loper bun Of
fremoiie noset ertra os til meset biqisers
Briier, eno man iunbe iIsbe Dem for tio.
lisere / SBf.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

9anife apinoer bar iumIet Bibraa
til m 5Orarins til 9anbet ben bsitaor
Of g R%anoner, Os be er nu farbiss fra
&rupps iforartsbe Stsbsri | 9sisn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
TOr Gaia.

Reset biaist os paa aobe SetinseIier
100 Acres soot 9ano, omtreut 20 acres
unoer Slous; Sano og 6uie; pmtrent 8
gtile fra Station, liant 10000 acres uops
oprtet grairielaHo bili9t. Nan benpenoer
fig til Gilbert sarien,
GATE getls, glnnsbago Co., Sptua,
S1T2
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

sr 2 @uauofubriter isans Os en- itsrre
Spferslie. Naar bsnne er ferbig, nil
rimeIisuis iamtIise 9uaIffrotter tunne
bIiue tiIsobesiorte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
Varntcre!

Sn er 8ioeu I'll Of faa Gbers Reapere,
gRoiuers os andre 6urm. Raitiner % 8eo.
iiaber brast | Sroen. sent lite, til ben
traoie 3io tpmmer. 2ecprob Rduufae.
tnrtns COMPANY / ben samle ammpn Septt
Shop nofprer ale SIass 8eparaiioner oa
sRalttHsarbsiee, Stsbnins o. i. p. hurtisft
os III moderate Sriier. 25.10.ti
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

at 5aar.Barer hos Irseiniii i9lses M til
uebiatte Briier; osiaa aloeies upe Barer
iaIges binist. 9amerl Ru er Der IN pp.
periis AnIeonius til at ilsbe bi1ist.
3.1l.6. 9grb.
6. 3rjeiufft.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
aeeeorab sunneis 9aueae.a

Sobn u. SIad. principal, CT en-
Bo9s9olosr meb 35 4ars @rfarina.
pan ttlbpeer ct ubftrati p~rattilt aurias
Tor so Dollars. Der sr 5alpparteu
faa mango @Ieuer fom fibiie War TONNE
til, feribIanbt en- 6Iasle unae Domer.
SeuS SITTER bet lobe Aars @irtuIare.
Rc. 10. n,
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N0cesOUr.

gn 2 Gar aamniel iulobIoos Short Horn
Ore (reeorded) iaut TO s Manneoer aamle
gra1ed Short Horn Sre-aalpe, Is fuloblpos
Poland China Shame 8riie, Boar Pigs 6
aeanneoer samIe. tiIiuIss ueO
cifen g. q olbcra,
2 sRtle I Seit fra Sesper, Spfua. IA
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

ben beijenote Tottor fro Jouo bu Gao pil
opboIoe fig / TcSrescr fro Jrebos Der
ABE Rsuember 8 9ose os / DEBORAH fra
Rouoas ben 17oe os fsIsenbe Tase;
Rioseuap fra 5rsoas ben 21os 8 Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
SfrU0OCrc.

llnoertesneoe suiter 10 sooe StrRboere,
BELT 6raftezS trROoere. 100 a~l9ouinger
mnn R fGrois I'll Sui. Man bereenber
fig i~iriitlis elIer munotlis I'll
2. .. Wiiion.
628. 3ecorob, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
Tdrm til ZaiaS.

gftn 6arm beitanenoe Of V. g. Il Sec.
81, 3 While Spo ira 8ecorab er til Salas
biqist. u. 6. =. Sommcu,
I'm. DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

MisiiOnGr gerreicu nil til Sommes
rem beige Oanmart iammen meb en-
Ssn at 9reu WoItte til Nsraser, iom
for Chen opboIosr fig / Santbaliifan.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
S5abrcI. us emisranteu" beoes outage

m.-Reo opb Sjerteus Sors be-
f~ienotglpres herueo for SlGst ps Senner,
at Oct bar bebaset ben almRstige CUB at
taae til ia Dor pnsite Sgn Sans Yfasnus,
ION beniou TITLE os bib / SrOen paa i'm
5relier, Den 29oe auguit / en- Nl0er al
naiten 10 Iar. 9iiot / Sor9ens tuuse
&aar ifule ri bog life slenlue at tatfe
Sor 6erre, til buem ban i~ifterli9t panore
De ben. s 80 Var par han Glen Of Gu
tbersGolese / DEBORAH p9 blep ing Der,
bporfor ban Tom bIem / 5ebruar gRanneo.
SaH leo af 39riHa, ps bette foraariaseoe
bans TN. aae be tjRre Senner, Der par
ps ~bebiRlpsli9e uRber bans Spsoom, tats
les pna bet blerteli8ite, li9eleoes aue, Iom
fulgte BAN til 9raueu. SRroelesbeo
tattes 8. D. Sjeile, Der taite / Ssfsebuiet.
"a Eat 5artman, iom talt. 5rpltens Orb
peo 9rauen.
6rso meo bans Steo, oeliisnet pRre
bans MiHoel
Baiur Greet, Naamafee Co.. Sorua, 19oe
Sftbr. 1884. Sans s. Sprum.
garit o. Serum.
"59ereI. og gmisr." bsoes optaae.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
3ef fore cOld0

8ait Ieres Stemme for n. y. Rods
polo for 60. Recorber.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
SiIiai8s.

gn sob npb9r SO tilialss. "9ecOrab-
9oiteu" %anpiier.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

9eres Stemms for n. y. Rods
pplo for 60. Recoroer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
sGstcpicoc.

HRberipn- &nberpu. - 9ecOrab,
25be Oft. 1884. ueo ii. ). @ibiou, s y,
SIR. Oscar Auoerion I'll Ntiis Ratbiloa
GnoerioH, besse ira Galmar, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

&eoer &. Saseu-Niels Saiunion-Saas
per VI. Sfpsfao-@ooie q. 9teaem-Cle
Sleien - Miis Selene @uno rion Niis
GnHa BeoeriUu = gRiis 6anoi Sanion -
aRils Naie Gina &ube.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
Or. Towns.

Stem for RiMael 6armon
for Recorder of Deeds.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
Decorab,po'ten
gsssfafo.

q ~ntnbtIiet r,bttan sYtss,s I "S,eOrssss'iien- ion
..stI sraIi.. Or ssriuss en- iasssn GHsltlsslis AZ
sl,tlsai,u, snsssIi ,E,r IsSiasu al ssrs. ss nss fsr
sash.ut k.islss q. Of. Emit.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

Stem for u. q. Eeiiou
for Clerk of the Courts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

stem fpr Wihael Sarnon
TOR Recorder of Deeds.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

RAFT 9eres Stemme for n. g. Rods.
rcle for Go. @sccrber.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

'Eurtop.- gReo opb Siertens Sor9
maa nj betleuotsjere for SlGst % SenHer,
at bet after bar bebaset ben alm99ti9e
Buo of banfe paa DOR 3gr % tage I'll lt9
Dor flare gtpoer Sirsrt Sobannssoatter
g1ororelie. SUN beuiou itile ps bliot, ben
95oe September l en- Nloer Of ~ Nnr,
Sun bar MI tuuoet igjeu i'm ioruo9ansns
aRano, SaIoor Gaeiiou Surtop, iom blep
fteot til ouile for oper 6 aar iioeu.
ga fort par ben Eio, CUB piloe, ri lfuls
be baue ben @lGoe, at baue Dor flRre Mo
Der os tage rare paa beuoe, men miot
Soraeus tuuge 6aar ltule ri life 9lemTte
at tatfe gOr Serre, foroi ban life pad
laaoe benoe uo9en l~ansuaris Sp9oom, men
loo henoe iope iaa bliot bort. Serren gap,
Serreu tpe, Serrens Raun p9re iouet!
Greo mso beuOss Stgu, peliisnet pare benz
bes 3inoel SierteIig Eat til be tI9re
geuner, ION par ps bebjRlpelige unoer
Benoes Snsoom, os iom fnlate benoe til
henoes fioite 0pileiteo. SiGr hjerteliS 8at
I'll 9aitpr 8%ulbrnnOien for De 8reitens
Orb, ban talte / Sprsebuiet og | airien.
9inn 6rupe y. o, Sueua Siitn 20,
Soua, 20oe Sttpber 1884.
aari SaIporsoatter 5urtop.
8. u. Sanien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
Sarmere! 0ip @at!

Seq iGIser ben beoite Staals5 raao I
baubeIeu --9ortb 8eiter. Som til mia
% De oil ipars Yense.
SS.lo.ft 90. RtIep,
DEBORAH 2umber garb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

General 9rant taller omtrent li9es
iaa sObt 1ranif iom GnseIif.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

iIaIbenifbe Yrepe pee Setorab y. .. til
ben 2Spe Sftpber 1854.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

Stem for Ni6aeI earuson
for Recorder of Deeds.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
2cfal:Nptitfcr.
for q. q. Nelfots
RtfS 9upe

for Clerk of the Courts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29
for y. q. ReIion

for Clerk OF the Courts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

Gsnns pIoss- ,ilbsrsr Sobnfsn q easien. Of
bar ct sOet % biaist CpIos at earu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-29

Bort Eager er iploi meo 8arsr for Ssit
os SlHter.
vi iisber bore Barer fra be bebite, binisfte
Rarieber / ameriia oa / en- itor uoitrRis
ntua for aon'ont.
vi mrrier bore Barer. ioa gnhper fan is
8riien, ipm sr ben lopeit mulise, o9 pi
fan life opaipe Yriierne hsiere, euo be er,
fproi gnbper Tan ie Dem.
De timber hos os bet beofte ubpols of p9ls
&c imelem / bet Horolise Soma, os ui oil
i9l9e binigere eno noaen gauo Der
gouHtiet; 5oli. Der iommsr lanapeisfro os
ilsber en- bel Eel, tau ipare aoitiaise Ben
&c peo Of 'lsbe fine 8arer bcs
C.N.GODDARD.
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[eus 9rabeite-
ter @ortens
elvesess@ah
nosH. On lt'si
tangs suis-
hat @srerr
sEiHs en- stsie
loren. q
krlspelisssStl
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3pttsu. 5srtag
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Treats
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Irslsr 5eitt. tSs
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syains1pasas
seus Etp lor ~
kss Gu svt1
Est % siemia'
kitIip i@nsi|
kafiasiene.
ksiae Sissier
{qaitr.Samiiis
Su zsvHen.
fpsnp 3afwn.
kdiesGpeHtpr.
Ss
k~;uHerae oiHn
4 siso sebosEt
A Hgar etzF|
4isncien Sons
pr sammsi.
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for @amut
/ aften=A
/ Gu 1

EsteDieIfer of
isr o9iases graft
|sris sr. siHie. !
Rsresfessora
RArssi isrGHersi
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pie I'll Gatosu. .!
IL sui.sr slas,t.
EHs Abpnueuts
&fsoihes. 9suHi9
hweT. ON iacbcu
SnsbetaIins 5,
rerS, Registered |
Rstesss life lem FL
ben Seat. be sg
Pc .sitsr ira
en,p= Grbsr Blau.
Pnasa
For Qense ieu
ktosrsH lie pare q
#srsps SIir bert. ,
SnsftHoerem mas
fllissisrsiis, nusta
Piaoet tan BET
~cnHsnsri,t rsaues
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08

Go to j. 7. Ford for cheap insurance
against Fire, Lightning, Tornados and
Windstorms. 81
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
ATTENTION.!
Temperance Mass Meeting and Baske
Picnic.

There will be a temperance mass
meeting under the auspices Of the W
G. t. u. at the church in washington
Springs, Aug. 18th, afternoon and even
ing, beginning with children's hour at
l o'clock. This meeting is intended as
a county interest and it is hoped that
all parts Of the county will be largely
represented.
PROGRAMME.
Music-WorE for the night is coming
Prayer by Rev. ]. w. p Jordan.
Music-Strille for the victory.
Address of Welcome.
Music-Beware Of bottle, by the chill
dren.
Address by Mrs. L. T. Huntley.
Music-Tremble, King Alcohol, fol
we shall grow up children.
Organization Of County w. G. Il. Tg.
Music-National Anthem, For God
and Home, and Native Land.
10minute speeches by representatives
from different parts of the county
Topics: The liquor traffic sin: Public
schools and revenue; Political tesaper.
ance. :
Music.
How shall we secure the German
yote2 = /
Temperance voting, or vote as you
pray,
High license.
Temperance officers and no license
for Jerauld Co.
Music-Do the right.
Evening:-Lecture by Rev. VIM. II.
Hoadley.
Start early, bring your lunch and stay
thro'. The ladies will furnish hot tea
and coffee gratis, and a place to eat
your lunch, at Mrs. G. N. Spears res
taurant and Mrs. Rob't Bateman's from
5 till 7 o'clock. Reception committee
at the church, Parties from a distance
wishing entertainment over night.
please report to committee on enter
tainment Mrs. Bateman and Mrs. Shry-
ock, as soon as possible on arrival,
General Information ofcommittees, Sc,
obtained at Mrs. G. NJ Spears.
A. general good time is expected
Let the haying and hard work wait a
day, and come, strike blow for the
cause on which so largely depends the
continued prosperity of our county.
&. ]. SMART,
Pres. w. G. t. U. Jerauld Co
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
County Fair.

As the time for holding the fair ap-
proaches the question which arises, (o1
should arise,) in the mind of every per"
son in Jerauld county is, "What shall
] take to the fair?" Now that the nee,
essary amount has been subscribed tc
make the enterprise a successful one
this question should be fully considered
and preparations made accordingly, A
number have already agreed to bring
stock of all kinds, such as horses, cattle
sheep, swine, etc. a suggestion has
been made that Floral Display be one
Of the features Of the exhibition and
that the ladies be invited to make this
part Of the exhibition q success. We
trust that committees will be appoint
ed who VIII do everything that can
be done in the limited space of
time that now remains to make the
exhibition creditable one. The time
is short and work must commence soon
Or it will be too late. We trust that
every person in Jerauld county, will
take an individual interest in this mat
ter and contribute what he can for the
advancement Of this, the first agricul-
tural fair in the county.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08

Ahe lecture by Rev. Brandow, OF
lempleton, at the M. r. chugeh, under
the auspices of the w. G. Il. u. was
quite largely attended and was an able
address, The lecture was followed by
pointed remarks byProf. W. II. Jordan,
and signing of temperance pledge.
Woonsocket Times:-The laying of
the corner stone for the First M. E,
church of Woonsocket, took place on
saturday last, Rev. l. N. Pardee, super
lntendent of Dakota missions, ofliciat-
ing, assisted by Rev. George Neville,
resident pastor, and Rev. O. Hutchins,
Of Cornell.
London Truth names the following
peculiarities of certain British speak
ers; "Mr. Gladstone generally scratches
the back of his head with his thumb,
Sir Stafford Northcote flaps his hands
like talking fish. Lord Randolph
Churchill worries his mustache: while
many other Of our public speakers
make no movement; but content them
selves by worrying their hearers" \
Aurora Co. Standard: f. r. Eaton and
wife have returned from Highmore.
They were caught in the terrible hail
and wind storm which swept over that
section Of Dakota last Friday. When
the storm came up they were one and
one-half miles from a farm house and
before reaching it the buggy was shat
tered. After entering the house the
building was struck by lightning and
partly destroyed.
Bismarck Tribune:-The consump.
tion of the native coal of the Missouri
slope is growing rapidly, and coal min
ing promises to become one OF the lead.
ing industries of the country. Tc show
the increase in the demand the follow
ing figures concerning coal shipped
from Sims are given: Coal shipped from
November, 1882, to July, 1888, 1920
tons; from November, 1888, to July,
1884, 22,330 tons. or an increase in the
latter period of 9,61O tons. People are
learning to use this coal, and many Of
the leading business houses and hotels
of the country are using it exclusively
for fuel
A peculiar and distressing accident
occurred at Fort Bennett last week.
An Indian who had quit the war path
and turned his attention to agriculture
al pursuits, took his gun to the black
smith shop to have it turned into po-
tato digger. The blacksmith took it
from the stock and put it into the fire
to heat it in order to make it into the
desired shape, when both barrels e,l,
ploded, the charges going through the
door and lodging in the body of Tive
Crows, who happened to be standing
outside. At the present writing Mr.
t. Crows is in very critical condition
and his recovery is doubtful.-Ex.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
County superintendent.

New York Sun:-It is said that very
quiet eyes, which impress and embar-
raSs one with their reDose, signify not
only self command, but also much COM
placency and some concejt. Restless
eyes that cannot lock one steadily in
the face denote decai5ful, designing
mind. Eyes in which the white has a
yellowiSh tinge and is strcalzod with
reddish Veins, prove much OF strong
passion and hasty temper Very blue
eyes bespeak a mind inclined to coquet-
ry. Gray eyes signify dignity, intelli-
gence, and excellent reasoning facul-
ties. Greenish eyes falsehooa and a
fondness for scandal. A malicious
mind is often indicated by greenish
eyes. Black eyes show q passionate,
lively temperament, and oftentimes q
most decoitful disposition. Brown
eyes are generally tender and true, in
dicating q kind and happy disposition.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
lOREpT w. ENSTEI

ItVbILi.I W. FNFO
under his d S filing No 224TI .or the nN,, SEQ.
town l0I range 50. He names the fOlluWin. vii,
nesses 70 prove his continuous residence anon
anu c,itlyatlon OF, said land. viz: Joseph Doe
tor. Charles G Rohr, p b Berlin, d S Eellocn. oy
Jeralld Co., D. L, GEO. b. EvERlTr.
jlSa22pd Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08

NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, d. I. June 2S 1884
Notice IS hereby given that tile following nam.
ed settler has filed notice Of his Intention to maxi
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof Will be made before Clerk Dist. Court al
JOHN II. NESSIIY
Pre-emptlon No. 22loG for the sW i section
20. town 10I, range G5: He names tie following
on and cultivation OF said land. Viz: yosenn
Rummelhart, Samuel Arnold. I. A. McGinnis
James DeviEc, Jerallld Co., d. Z.
jtaS ,tcgister
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08

AOmECI. CE' I7rE.A.L4 IgE5GOEi.

NOTICE FOR rUBLICATION.-i.an Office
~ al Mitchell, D. T.. Aug ith. lSS!
Notice is hereby given that the following
ed setl!er has fled notice Of bis intention TO
make final proof IN support Of his claim and
Court JeJauld County at Washington Springs,
D. T., on S>epG Is. 1884, viz:
MATTHEW ". NIiSMiTu.
under hl5hd entry No. 1GlS7 for the ne3t section
: town 1915, range q. He names the following
witnesses to prove his conthnlor, residence up
on and cultivation Of said lNnd, viz Peter L.
Barrett, II. Blowers. John phillips, II. G. Ayers.
OF Elmer, DIT
ASST GEo. 3. EyERIrr, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
Communicated.
OOllHLUIlICdLEN,
Ed tors WESsINGTON SPRINGS HERALD:

Editors WEssINGToN SPRINGS HERiLD:
FIREsTEEL.
Quite few are complaining Of BAG
colds in the vicinity.
Mr. Will j, Williams has been quite
sick for few days. We are now gla6
to hear OF his recovery.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler, Of Mitchell, is
visiting Mrs. Walter Pierce
Are our former correspondents sc
busy harvesting that they cannot give
us any more news?
Mrs. 4. B. Williams, Of IToonsocket
has been visiting Mr. S. Vests family
the past three or four weeks. She has
now gone back to Woonsoclet.
News is very scarce this week, we
will try and do better next time.
PROCTER.
PLEASANT.
We notice that Mr.. "XX' has got a
little uneasy and has endeayored in a
good way to help Scribe OUT trouble.
We would be glad TO see their cheering
thoughts in print again, and hear of
those happy farmers that are enjoying
solid comforts in their new home in
this beautiful valley Of Pleasant. But
don't you forget that although the Hon.
Commissioners have given us the name
of Pleasant for the banner township
that Maud will grow up into young
Womanhood with sweet smiles on her
already beautiful countenance and
prove herself q pioneer belle of Pleas
ant township.
w. A. Dean will soon hayea fine, new
house on his homestead.
J. 4. Gaf1in will soon have a large,
new house built Oh his claim
Mr. Sticllley met with quite d loss
not long since in loosing one Of his
horses.
O. Z. Gat1in's horse that has been in a
suffering condition for a few days is ZIP
on her feet again.
j. Round lost 4 fine stack Of hay Oh
Thursday morning last by lightning.
Mr.. Brown has gone home to see his
parents in Nebraska
The 2. NJ. at S5atson is having some
trouble in Italianizing her bees butstill
she lives in hope.
Miss Maggie GIoyd, Of Mitchell, is
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
Another Scheme in the Prolific C.op I
-. Paper Railroads.

Huron Times:-On the evening of
Ille list ult., letters for theincorpona-
tlon OF q new railroad in Dakota We're
.0faWn at Pierre, and as the object of
The enterprise can be learned from
.1hese documents the articles of incor-
pofatlon are here given. The follow
ng named persons do hereby associate
themselves togetherasa body corporate
Ioi the purpose CT constructing, main
tlHlng and operating a railroad for the
transportation Of freight and passen-
gers.
LIST. The name of the corporation
sAall be the Iowa s. Dakota railroad
company.
I'd. The termina Of said railroad
snail be as follows: Beginning at a
lolnt or near the southeast corner of
llllllnlnlehaha Il q lh county, Dakota, and termi
slsassing at a point at or near Deadwood,
Lawrence county, Dakota, and also at
the Missouri rivey:at a point near Fort
Yates, Dakota,
ard. The estimate length of said
railroad will be about six hundred miles.
and will run through the following
cohtlties, viz: Minnehaha, Lake, Min
er,' Saaborn, Jerauld; Buffalo, Hand.
hyde, Hughes, Sully, Walworth, Camp
bell, Emmons, Burleigh, Pyatt, Dalano,
scoby, Mandan, Sterling Lawrenee and
Butte, Dakota
9TH. The name and residence of the
directors who shall manage the affairs
of the company for the first year or rn-
TIL successors are elected are: Fred Z.
Evans, Sioux City, Iowa; Bartlett
Trip, Yankton, Dakota; r. g. Wool
falk, Bismarck, Dakota; Charles B.
Walker, Pierre, Dakota; G. 4. Clark,
Oswego, New York; E. p. Caldwell,
Huron, Dakota. Fred 7. Evans is the
well known freighter of the Black Hills
country. The Hon. Bartlett Tripp is
also well known in South Dakota.
Capt. IL. f. Wooltalk is Of the line of
steamers plying between Bismarck and
Sioux City. Charles B. Walker is a
prominent business man in Pierre.
Judge G. a. Clark is man of consider
able means and resides in New York.
Judge Z. z Caldwell is well known in
Huron. There are other capitalists in
terested in the enterprise and it is ex-
pected work will commence on the new
line before snow flies. Permission has
been secured by the company from the
secretary of the interior, to treat with
the Sioux Indians for right of way be-
tween the Moreau and Cheyenne riv-
elS.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
Examination of Teachers.

For the benefit of teachers who desire
to teach a fall term Of school will hold
a public examination on Tuesday Aug.
II, 1884, at the court house in Wessing-
ton Springs, Jerauld county, d. T.
r. Y. HAZARD,
County SUPERINTENDENT.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08

',
d. S. No 22O2S for the sWll sec 6 town 107 range
g. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz: r W Foster, Charles G Rolr,
George Atkinson, Z T Harmon, of Jeranld Co.,
ID. r.. j1Sa22pd GEO. u EvERITT, REGISTER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBMCATION.-La Land Office
~ at Aitsh9l. D. T.. IIllY2. 1881

~ VIIET- TVIV II0N.--LHIIT VIifci,
~ at Mitchell. d. T., July2, lssi
Notice is hereby given that the following-naln
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention ID
make final proof ip support Of his claim. ana
that SAID proof will be made before Clerk Dist
Court Jerallid Co. at Elmer. ID. T., on Aug "tn
1851! VIZ: JOHN GERkEN.
under his I'D. entry No 2:2S3 for the nell see %
town lO6 range GA. And he names the follownd
on and cultivation of, said land viz: c. SekutI
T. Cough II. krabhenhoeft Chas. Walters. of
Jerauld county, d. I.
JiaG GEO Il. EyERITT, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBIICATION.+-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. L., July ). 1881.

Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has flied notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support his claim. and that
said proof will be made before Clerk Dist. Court
viz: PETER V-ANSLYKE
who made nd. entry No. 1862 for the sell sec
81. town l0G, range G5. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation Of said land, viz: j III
French, j A Swan. G II Nelson, Asa Hedson OF
Jerauld Co. d. 7. j11a15 GEO. B. EvEnITr, Reg
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-08

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.--Land Office
~ at MITCHELL ID. T., July s, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof i'll support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dis
trict Court Jeraud county, at Elmer, d. 7. on
Aug l6, 1854, viz:
JOHN Il. FRAN
who made d. S. filing No 22392 for the swi4 Sec
g. town 1o7 range 81: He names the following
on. and cultivation of, said land. viz: New
ell Grant, H G Stephens, John Grant, Hiram
Blowers, OF Elmer, y. L.
jlla15 GEO. B. EvERITr, Register