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The Press., 1884-05-08

ANOTHER six days tramp ended last Saf urday in New York, and the winner, Fitz- gerald, Long Islander, of Irish birth, recorded 61O miles, Powell, the English man, being miles behind him. The lat ter led during a large portion of the race. The best record in any former six days race was that of Hazel in 1882, 600 miles, Other contestants, in last weeks race, scored as follows: Panchot 556 miles, Noremac 545, Herty 539, Vint 53O, Bison 525. The receipts above expenses are di- vided among the contestants on the basis of their records, thus: Fitzgerald, $9, ,456, Powell $3,670, Panchot .s2,OO4, Noremac s1, 186, Herty $S47> Vint $678, Elson, $578.
The Press., 1884-05-08

THE first volume of Blaine's book is out, and is being delivered. The book is get ting favorable criticism even from MT. Blaine's enemies, as an able and impartial history of the most exciting period from 1861 to 1881. The sales are already into the hundreds of thousands, and but very little portion of the country has as yet been canvassed. During all the period treated the writer was in congress or in the cabinet, filling for years the speakers chair in the house of representatives, then senator, and later secretary of state. No man better knew the secret springs of government, or had keener eye for what was below as well as on the surface. His book is mainly history of legislation, and biography of men prominent in councils and in war. It treats of the causes which led to war. It gives tables showing the status of population, of products, etc., during the first century of the republic, of the fluctuations of money and public credit during the war, and the period after until the level was found again. Emanci- patton, reconstruction, foreign and domes- tic disturbances during the time, are put into history, as no other than so rrom- inent an actor in the scene could place them. Best of all it is conceded that the book is truly impartial that no preiudices or dislikes have swayed it's writer. His contemporaries acknowledge this, even those not in full accord with the eminent writer It is one of the great historical works of the century. Its fifty illustrations are all portraits, on steel, of men of note who fig ure ln the history.
 The Massachusetts delegates to the re- publican national convention met in Bos- ton Monday and organized by the choice of Senator Hoar, chairman: W. W. Ora DO, vice-president, and John F. Andrew, secretary. Quarters have been engaged at the Leland house. The delegation will reach Chicago on June. lst. It was un derstood that solid vote will be given for Edmunds on the first ballot.
 The big organ in Music hall. over which so many jokes have been cracked. md which for years was one of the features for slght-seers in Boston, has been sold to the New England Conservatory of Music. | It will be taken down and stored until its 1 new home is built The conservatory has purchased of the city II ,OO feet of land adjoining its large schoolhouse, and will build on it hall with seating capacity of 1000, in which the organ will be placed.
 Speaker Carlisle expresses an opinion that one of the lessons of the disaster which overlook the free traders is that the soutb- ern and western states will insist on con- trolling the nomination of the democratic presidential ticket and that no eastern man can be placed at the head of the ticket.
The Press., 1884-05-08

COLLECTORS NOTICE. Notice is here- O by given all persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Union, list of Oct, 1ss9 that said taxes are due on the 2d day of June 1884, and that will be at the town hall in said town Monday the 2d day of June, from o'clock until p; m to receive the same. All persons neglecting the payment of taxes later than that date will be charged interest the of nine per cent and legal fees for collecting.
 Union, April 80 's4 N. H. KINNEY, Collector.
The Press., 1884-05-08

Speaker Carlisle expresses an opinion that one of the lessons of the disaster which overlook the free traders is that the soutb- ern and western states will insist on con. trolling the nomination of the democratic presidential ticket and that no eastern man can be placed at the head of the ticket
The Press., 1884-05-08

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 Stafford Springs, May 1st, 1884 A'''h' 1
The Press., 1884-05-08

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 Sd. Does not smoke, nor smell nor crust tIle wick. 4th. Is the most economical oil. because it gives the most light in proportion to it's price.
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 G. HI. BAKER & CO.'S.
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 CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
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The Press., 1884-05-08
EXHIBITION

Of Boiling and Baking given at my sto1e every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, from to 6 p. m., until further notice.
The Press., 1884-05-08

EMEMBER; you can get Shingles, sawed \ v from good logs, Chestnut, Pine or Cedar at sl :S0, $25O, S275 and $500 per at E. w, BROOKS
The Press., 1884-05-08
VIM. E. HANLEY,

DUTT ERFIELD'S Wood Yard, D South-st., Stafford Springs. Best of Hard Wooa always a,h on hand four feet length or cut to KfndlimgS always in stock
The Press., 1884-05-08

DASTURING to be had on the s.Rlna A Farm" '" belonging to the estate of Geo. S. Adams
 deceased. For particulars inquire of 2W F. l.. .BATCHELDER Administrator
The Press., 1884-05-08

NOR SAIE-One Secondhand seat Top II Carriage. c. IVES
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
Notice to Attorneys,

r#
Department II the interior, General Lana
C,aee
Washinstoa, ,. G.. Get. -. 1881.
Register tlid Receiver, Mitchell, D.. II.
Geue,enae. II ,rcaftac you vii in all cases
os fiilll entry 81 III nc isludn, require Of the en-
tryrnen rsa,-aiaeFal affidavit. Ii yon haze no,
the necc fsasT4 qfa.. yea val. at once ataao yonj
n QUESTION e.4tl caae5 Fer ~ o. re&I iaalss,
fftrin Nc. 4t"1.] Itclue~avniy,
y. flA17irps.
actir & ttmialg atz.
Il :. T4ti GtH5e.l
Mitchell. ialS., Dct, y,
To attornn.'s. Pre-,ssptorsaad !@loe4e- toad.
ers. Important.
GeNriEars:N: Yorr especial atscatipp Is eall {
To tslgeate OF slarIaaidtss, ClAoi4 {. Z. o. Qat
ii al page ~. IL tho ats5ye e@sa, grtts
i','lldr sage: 4MarGpaldi did eet srpcar a. th
d me assigned Far Gison's Gntl PROOF. astlos;
notice thereof was ddlg pubhsbGd aadihe fsrs,t
WAS alle'ged without obipctioas, But foir da.
thereafter he Gled N atIid vii ~aileisils fr5t; 8
the proof, and asked tos a hearing thereon vf,jci
you ordered. N1;icN of fi;ls1 = topf is p,tbi3ajt Il
that all parties in i:ttarest tnny beaivisei If III,
pr yceedtngs ard when one n~es!ects this op9ort
nifty for cbiectioas, it is REASONABLE to 1sesuln'
thai he has meme. aiagq ItFlGs ~aGilivit al el
Oisea's poa-som eltalc, VIII, thst.w a RS
10 resid .nct ard m savamt M 3fhesp tF,fe ~
very questions in the tioal proof H d which Olaa !
was relaifed to sub3t9ntiate, lis who'll clam
ms well a-tila rights Of narq lr l. res Thereon
and it was in my iud ;mrnt a bad ~pr3siice to al
low Ma lts ut, after having avoided n res,ilar
hearing tt inst ftute another four days, subse
quentiy to again try I e SANG issues. Such prnc
tice pralonus litigation and mar nsns fxpeuse.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

When trees will reach a diameter
of twenty-five inches in fourteen years.
as happens in this part of Dakota,
the majority Of our people may live
to e magnificent folests abHni tlieni
planted b. their own hands. The
cost Of planting is insignificant com
pared with the utility, ornament and
hea~ltlfulness Of forests. Ii is just as
easy to raise trees as ii is to raise corn
or oats. They are a crop bearing
fruit for century How grand our
prairies would be with twenty acres
OF trees on every tarm. The peaufy
and attraction Oh all old towns and
countries is their magnificent trees
and grand old forests. Dakota will
never reach the fullneSs OF her glory
without forests. 1t remains for our
people 10 plant for themselves, their
children and children s%children.- ES-
change.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Land ottice AT 4ilscNon =. L. Get. Utla. Itsl.
settlers iiatpt tl,d ~.stIces .. i.esi iil.G. Al %
MAKE MAI poo, itsaitIpost u t..oB. E4Asils u q
tIia,t suiu iSoois Mi III llisoe bsIois sict.. LAS.
l1li lsSl, va: rtf,tieA j. Qp4g,es H.. ). No. --1.4
ioil lie ss-n HI -Tlet-iho. ttlt1sssNe6. JSlilI IAeA.-
braY, IilSt,,a Cranzi, ife2.t. i.l4tall. 4iE4u.s
lssfJ3 ios ti,e So 8 tTISi-ts. .ltlessed.-iIas.y
ti+..pl- li.ti iaSA ssslisl, Josi4 tAet4tas, S,is4. i
l;atl.. h.su cAsliIiaSis 5e.sls 3gs,itYb 10 So z4sa5s
lst tat e-ss y; i--iG. ts, A4t.tsses.~ t2tti,-
leg, Nito.i>o Sitaso, ] otlll hpsi,eyiS. 4nt.n.s L Eht..
t.lhs. c!g]liaAt JONI Asi3stttF iu E9. @*s4l H.
tue 81 u -a4tft-oS. H9uEes~fh f. Ssaglt.,
I;eirles - .tt3sst, !ssifs III 4sSG5 J{q&pEe 5t.
l:ep ~ .tlttt.: lj4Jltt,G Catg43 ia M. sS&i1.Gi
sle S-N u 21-i1s-uc. V ilisa5Es j. lAFglas,
fssi.r! a4tl@ts, itt.f4es ". lees, Jallt isfu!sas.
itsr-slaicf idsiress OF all eialtagate AID ait!ieGs,S
be.ig thla,pl.l, iSraie IN, u, 4.
80, G2o. y tyaritt Regiss.r.
u. Ryan Atty.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
ing that we have always considered
him the ablest editorSin Dakota.

There is a kid in st. PAIL that
should be killed. Last Sunday even
ing he crawled under the sofa, and
when has sister and her best young
man were sitting as close together as
possible, rugged a slip knot around
their feet. When the old gent came
into the parlor To look for his cigar
stub they thought they would occupy
separate pews. The young man feli
over the center table and Mary Ann
sat down upon the floor with a twn
hundred to the square incl: concn~sion
that dislocated her adjustable bangs.
The old gent Thought that Adolphus
was drunk and hit him with his can
sixteen times before he could tie him
self loose and fall out of the window.
The match is declared off.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
ORDINANCE no. III.
IN C4dslm &C ii. relation to L11erEes.

u NEuIaICS i. IeIlllVI I" Llte!kes.
lie ii e1d I'M d hy the lioa5d III 4~t0sG-es III lie
IlcoiJ oiat,u WI ut hnIbaii. DaEStst,
iacc.l j. M apeispn stsfli %ILiili}tlE 1itiiit- .. tia
Town al hlilildli, Keep 0S nT a5e as daUy.
wagon or Other ve,tscse tor tic pa Pose I sa9fg-
to y sotser wls,lir 7ald tow, W tiIsat q lll,aa5
tf,nfelor, under a~lsltIi5 u tvs dUiIais l5r enes
oita.ue.
s3c. ;. That for tie license for esti. such yt-
iieith ne sliall pay 10 ,re Sad tewif t,s sum III
we've doil:iis t&i2l yesl43 tnt each yeia1uis SD
.nat sad Ictnse u cell tteu quarterly u. ae4
Sa4re.
Sc. q. The owner Of any vehicle iicelised a.
q. OF sad, snail cause.-the number u lsRs lIeeas
tu57s plalniS pailttd o. fostrti IA solne eoi.tpi :
p.Eait. o. INe Du.iar Iur tacs week lac e~t.GI4t.s
ule same Without helng 80 numb ted. i,is JiG-
lia4cs sifli De-lp turo iloiD ~ ANA ste pa
aga AID publication IL The eti1G4al pApei VI st0G.
t0w1l. fassld ai.i approved uct. ibsl 1884.
ipnls Richards. 49,. D9ul-ip,
Chairman. Sierol
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
WHICH is IT.
The Result Still In Donbt
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM NEW
YORK oNsWHICH THE RE
suit ANGs
THE CLOSEST ELECTION EVER
KNOWN.

AZ the time Of going to press ((Fri-
day R.N.) il is impossible to tell who
will he the next President Of the U. S.
TITS certain that Cleveland has carried
New jersey, Connection, Indiana
and Wisconsin. The result in New
York is still il doubt. The majority
either way will NOT exceed 5000.
The Democratic press throughout the
country claim Cleveland is certainly
elected, while the Republican press
ny the result is in doubt, but think
think Blaine viii pull through. The
suspense all over the country for the
past 4s hours has been terrible. The
New York dailies all have bullitins
posted each claiming their mar is
elected, and q mar can find any kind
Es3srs% - te@
of bnllitin he wants TO read. The
NY. Sun comedies the state to Cleye-
land, having heard from 81 counties
out.of e5 and asecond report which
confirms their belief. On the other
hand Ri2inesssfriends wire him that
New York i safe.
+ seems impossible Is get any
dispatches into Dakota that are off.
c I none have come since early
WsdnesdaY morning Of any account.
e may possibly take the official count
todeterrnine tile result in New York
81 which depends The election. IN
such il event II VIII lie several days
before the final result is known.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
White Lake Catholic Fair.

The preparations for the cnmirg
FAR are progressing rapidly. it viii
he n Of the grandest fairs eseI held
II. this Territory. The tables will he
replenished will the choicest articles
of jewelry, knitting and fancy work.
Indian crn.iosities are being sent from
Canada, which will be a great attract
ion, Also two town hos donated
respectively by Messrs. Hooper Bros.
and by Mr.. Baker, viii be Glanced
Of. A fine silver punch for railroad
use will be given to the most popular
conductor on the road, Messrs. Kinney
and Lane being the contestants. Re
duced tickets will De solI 1T HNM sta
lions between White Lake and
Chamberlain and between White
Lake and Mitchell, to enable all to AT
tend this great occasion WHEEL, will
be enliyenedb good music and made
attractive by pleasant entertainments
Fair will commence on Sunday,
November, gard, and end on the 3otjl.
--.------
The managsr rs 81 the Chi go, Mil
Waukee 81 st. Paul railroad company
VIII lines ramify throughout the
choicest portion of South Dakota were
not content with telling about Dakota
This year they conrlulel to present
to the people OF the Eastern States,
an occillar demonstration of what
Dakota could produce. Accordingly
under the directions OF w. E. Powell
the migration agent of their company
a gentleman who has been
Fia~nceasing III collecting information
about Dakota AMI in sounding her
praises far aud near-a car was ntted
Ihp to exhibit the products of Dakota,
The a was filled with specimens
of the vegetables, graisn, grasses, and
fruits Of Dakota, and during the next
two months will be carried to scores
Of cities and towns in the Eastern
States.
This car is sent East at great ex
pense to the railroad company, but ii
will sneak yalumnS IN Sarnr.nrtha tor.
ritory and the return viii more than
reimburse the company for the ex-
penses incurred. The products will
reach the eyes Of thousands Of people
who have heard something of Dakota
without realizing tie value and exten,
of the advantages offered, and many
will no doubt be convinced that Ia
kota will be q good place for them to
live.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

The Scott law of Ohio which every
one has heard and read SO much about
has been declared by the Supreme
Court demonstrations. It was a high
licence law.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

A woman has been arrested in New
York for cruelty whipping her oldest
son. She told the magistrate that
she didn't know II was a violation
,of the law to bang her heir.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Nov that the smoke Of battle has
cleared away has probably headed
about e7s editorials during the last
two days
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Will Carleton, the poet, has just
been married in Brooklyn. By an
odd coincidence his wife's name is
Betsey. II is hoped that Betsey and
he may never be tout"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

An Ohio girl while ont riding with
= young man this week, got out of
the buggy and killed herself with a
II t4tol.-Exchange.
ife probably persisted in driving
with both hands.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

"A Maine you can buy canes which.
ne hollow and filed with whiskey.
less i. in Dakota We take a drink
I Nth 4 stick il it. In Maineszhsy
Nakea stick with drink III it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
Final PROOF Aoslees

sett4sf has i4iNo nsi-s7S ca isifs ibsSstlvt 10 ialts
li44ai iiIoui ~. sci lSIt c4riLs prltl,sSpl otA!st 900
~. ~ 4 i,s,ii.i1eIi .lIl ". i. o., Ssys4&,u ,a9,, "a.
1acoo IL. ii""usat.uA La 40. -etiS A.t 10 l.-!a
4-oa-sS--ot. iAo It.,tli.e tA4e t4IitN4t,S ps2alsGS4 50
~ piuSr las Neisliliiet.s lVeICei,Se : y il e.tI "a.
't;NttiJi. o. sal4 ihl,-, V4I: U.Is,ea, 4il..I- sstt..
tsf, Joi.,a fseisAe>. ~, = s....t 4.i4I., q .+.ustl.s44
L. 90 Nis.. 10, l-kS4Its az A,Ia, -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

It's now the campaign liar will
while away the hours Of the long
winter evenings explaining how his
msn happefsed to be beaten
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Land Office at Mitchell ID. 7. Oct. 18Th 1891.
Aot3cei is iiersty given that tie follow ne-named
iii.nl proof II sappart OF his clnim and that sac
proof will be nude before Clk. Dist Court Hrul
20. at Chamberlain j. +. or Nov. 18th lsSt, VIZ
Mary ] aucpck Hid No. 2asSi iortbe S. & NV !
lowing wtti essos TO prove his coiltinunlis resi-.
dente upon AID cultivation Of said luld, VIZ
lonn Nllks, frank MiNeri, Samuel A. Ea!lvolt
Joseph i;eyrs, OF Kimfpll d. 4.
$50 EtAJ, j.. Eyefitt Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

5eonng lady in st. Louis recently
aEsyyouni man with q pailfull.
NJ skle he was dowr, on his
! egKf1Bh Her to be his bride.
ss1E y M The custom we believe,
Essparts Of the West to wet a
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

BeJya Lockwood says the ballots
cast for her will make nice curling
papers, anyway.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Tie new postmaster general is an
Ohio man Who says Ohio is
runing out Of material-such as it
us Nd
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Land office nj Mitcaeil y. r. Oct. i7th 1sa.
Naticel is hereby given that tie Northumberland
settler tius ti,u notice OF his Intention 10 IIs.ke
Email proof in support III his claim ana l5lat Sad
proof wtll be made BET re- Iii. Dist. Gqcrt S5tJia
Go. Ut G! umbet!snl y. L. on Nov. 2s0. ts8i, VI:
I5p, D. eolieItAack lid No. 1885 prthe Sc L.
II 1oaIji. lie 1;angs tue following wiG;ctgsfs 10
prove his continuous resd nca upeii and cplti,
yatiou ( SID land. ~: iIninE 4. Jogtr, i9wei
Leash, N1!jiuui NooGafa, Ne;,iti. NoodAri. OF
jituabtil D.. L. az Geo. T.. FaYerits Es.sf-ter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
q. j. ROSS M. ..
PHYSICIAN AMI SunGaoN.

H'sU SU1ps1NH.
Olive and temporary resihlsaoe ~
stairs corner of LIST and Main st.
Calls in City and County promptly
answered. Has had seventeen yeaffe
experience and refers 10 Ohio Aiedi-
cal College of Cincinnati and State
Medical Society Of Iowa,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

t.John, oh where is he, and Belva
Ann, "a where ID she. .
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

Notice is hereby given thai the acknowledgements
settler has filed notice OF his Illteutlan to make
taal proof in support of his claim AID that said
Cd. at Chamberlain ID. I. on Nov. 2ath 1881. via,
Llosd Bfltt lid No. 2iia0 for the SIC or. 2s-iG2
rs. He fatnes the following witnesses he PROV
his continuous residei &c lspo, and cultivation ..
sat; land, VIZ; n. s. AiSCready, w. c. Zone, Ju,
ifaureiia idgl, john Grcsson, of K.mbgl y Y.
40 Geo. b. Everitt Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
r. HMcBride has left the Misl

r. H:McBride has left the Mitchell
Nail And rome 70 Ackley, lowe,
whers sdtting the Enterprise,
paper. Nat that he
! Ros, NV though We always dis
like otalk of ! person behind their
kack ~ may " psrdoned for say
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

The schools are delayed By not receiving the
stoves as ordered by tho school officers.
The post-oaice ia now suparintanded by James
McRobert at his residence Il miles south Of Lyon
vile.
Road-hoss, Vice, is improving the roads hs
making good approaches TO the bridge, on the
section line south of his place.
Iii thought that Charles E. Lyon goes east
shortly in quest of n cock.
The many smiling coun.enanc "a Ron in these
parts of late, are owned by tho diff srent candi-
dates.
b. T. Shilling is making his house comfortable
with the aid ofC. P. Carmaa.
The schools have the following gentlemen for
teachers, DaYid H. Clayton, Dist, No. i.
John II. Mckee, Dist, No. s. Il. P. Shilling
Dist. Not,
San, and 8 n lave compromised and Va m
tlers.aadi aas V irlseh his boaslt the latter
ont.
Twiikl, o. The & d tiarer, t, nsit the
where ahoat, Of I. raoe:os. tsas Joan King had
anything 10 do With.
We.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
CORRESPONDENCE

While tbs q slumns of the GRApIio are always
open for the public .fiou of cotn .itanicHt ions Of
general or personal interest, the edIterd ]4clainis
all responsibility for the s.atenletlte made by the
writer's; All articles must be signed or accom-
panied by the name of their authors, as a guar
antee Of their contents,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07

La d aiiiee at Mitch Il u. i. 0ci. l7ti 1881.
Noti,.A Is ieteby gwen tlet the f1lloHlng-aatR Il
seg&ler lIaa iiirti notice OF tis iutet,tiai tr lngtt
fam! proof ~ support OF ~hi8ciair n d Tat sad
proof wi! III niaobA before Toe Gierk OF the Dist.
curt iseulr Co.t tharaheflail H.. 7. tn Nov.
2sai 49,, w; Ytal3 4. G5Nttis y. s.. NJ. 2-ltS feI
vi Nj "a Cfac;iut J 5-iti-aS. Ec names th'
katitSyyit < witnesses to prove has cnptif ualIs ras-
deilct uttrl ;IEd eat yittiop OF said lard. viz:
tieafy Z layton, G IS. Lyon, ID. Clascy, G.. Hair
low, OF KiDba-.l d. I,
Geo. Is. Everitt T~ePistcr.
Ard notice is hereby specially given to John A.
Pa4t ter Who lnptie Homestead N!tuy no. a!S2i
now II, COZ TIC. ssith tie above TO appear at tbs
Office on the date aid hour above named and
snow cause why said entry should not b. ranGel-
led add ttr ahuve-iaIncd pre-ernpt II allowed To
cpnsuns;te tIllcto tie shove described land un
der ms DIS. No. 22i3.
--EH# . . nj Co., ID p,,,.tI a,5-f
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-11-07
Goo. B. Everitt Ragister.

Lard Office at Mitchell d. T. Oct. lttii 1854.
Notice Is, hereby given tina, the foilowing-naned
settler las flied notice q biz irtettion TO make
final proof III support of his claim ard that suid
Go. at Chamberlain y. I. on Nov. 18th 1884, viz:
John q. jacobson lid No. 1880 for the Sic ar
l5-li2-6S. He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and guilt
walton of said lard, VIZ: D.. G. Grippen, y. N.
Bowlry. Robt. Barr, Michael slcCitaw, OF KIM
ball d.. :. 3-2a Geo. b. Eyeriti itegister.