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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

FIsHEEs Book SrozE-This well etab-
Eshed. old and reliable Book, News ard
Stationery Store was moved On February 2
1855. from It's old. craufped and insufficient
quarters to the large elegant and convenient
New sto-e nom directly opposite Cook &
Bsrits. In these c0mmodious quarters
specially fitted up for It's occupancy the
stock Of books. news. and stationery has
been very greatly enlarged Special stten-
kion will be paid TO the wholesale trade.
School Books. School supplies Paper, En-
velope, Inks. Pens. Almanscs. Pencils,
Blsnk Books &C., viii be bought in large
quantities direct from manufactures which
viii enable this establishment 70 job 20 town
and country merchants Al such figures As
WI mske it advantageous 70 buy there.
10 retail buyers an alnost innume-able
line Of goods viii be offered Always for
sale an extensive srd varied assortraen;
of Poetical works, Histories. Books Of Tray
el, Novels. Lutheran and Disciple hymn
books, Dictionaries. Childrens Toy books,
Magazines, Reviews, Daily papers, Story pa
pers and general line Of reading matter.
Day school and sunday school Reward
Cards. Lawyers and justices blanks, Blank
Books and Marriage Certificates Mai or
ders solicited CHAs- H FIsHER.
~
SoxEEsEr NoExAL-This School viii open
its Spring term, on Monday. April %, 1855,
-. ......z .;..-., -.-.ai-u -r,-k q war.-;sxr
near the -Four,h Of July"
Branches Taushs-Apy the students msy
desire 10 pursue. the ability to take up any
particular study being lesf 10 the judgment
Of the Principal Special classes viii be
formed At the desire of six students
An extra charge Of two delIsrs for either
latin. Greek or German.
ffTsvlzS: For the entire session Normal
Cear<e, SEQ
Single Term, Spring or Fall, Normal
Course, 500
intermediates entire session, 500.
intermediates, Single Term, Spring or
Fall. sino.
Teachers will DO well to bring all their
text bosks, sor reference.
Boarding may be obtained in Somerset as
cheap $ in other towns OF the County.
'spsesal rates are giYen to -'boa,ders by the
meal or 10 those wishing 70 leave on Fri
day evenings. Examinations viii be held
BY the County Superintendent at the close
OF the Term
For further particulars cal on or address
A. C. HoIBEzI-
Principal Of Schools
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

On going into the jail about half-past nine
O'Clock Monday night. for the purpose Of
locking the prisoners in their cells. Sheriff
Winters discovered tha; one Of bis gnes1s,
Henry Miller. w4s missing. Upon examina-
ton be found that Miller had effected his e.
cape from cell on the second floor Some
years ago three prisoners had dng hole
through the wall from this cell and made
their escape The careful and economical
gentlemen who thea served the county in
the capacity Of commissioners had the brick
replaced and the hole patched up, so all that
Miller had 20 do was to punch cut the brick
and truck that filed up the hole. tie the bed
clothes together FOX q rope snd slide TO the
ground There are q least half dozen
ether holes in the wall through which Nil
her could have made his escape Just as easily
| We submit that there IS no need for 500
co jail bat there is an urgent and pressing
necessity for sex building OF at, least .sos
The improving and reEnodeling Of he dis
graceful and insecure old structure Sber-
III Winters upon Learning Of Niller's escape
at once started for his. Niller's, horSs below
Stoystoxn where he succeeded in re-capsar-
him n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

A. c DAVIS the new landlord, has faker
charge Of ile washirgson Eouse- Mr.. Da-
Wis has furnished the hotel from top TO bot
son and ia every department with new ma
terisL All the furniture. carpets. finware.
qneensEars. siiserwAre. table cutlery and
linen. beds and bedding are new The wood
work IN the rooms has sl been freshly
painted, and everything in the hotel presents
pleasing and inviting appesrance- Mr..
Davis moves shout Ike q business man,
Brz7trd Rrpsr5iicra a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08
rSpar scHooL oovKsrIos.

Maj CN4DoL Atf LSl41~-
he members Of the HooyersviIle Luther
n ras;orzfe will convene at Lamberssrille
Ion Saturday, April Is, 1855, to hold theil
|zhfrd Quarterly Sunday School Convention
|ublloEing Is the programme:
|sssEFi-st session. A. N. Devotional exercis
~ conducted by Philip Berkebiie; Music
|&ldress Of Welcome, james Lambert; Re
G. onse, by L Kooner and L. B. Manee Ma
u General business Music; Question
Have our Sunday School Conventions prov.
ed benefit to themselves, and to the sebol-
srs John H. Retz Amaniah Lohr c. "
Williamson and Albert Lambert Queries
Second session. 2P.N Music; Question
Does the Sunday School produce as good 9
work as il did in former days, A Wech-
ienheiser. c. W Weisle. Abraham Lambert
Music; Question Should the S1perintend
szt appoint the teachers for the classes, OF
the classes choose their teachers N. l.
Brieker, J. B. Wagner. John lambert
Third session. 7P NJ Music; Question
What is the difference Between Church
Discipline and Church Docrine?" Johr
y. Unruh Music; Question, When the
school bss completed the session. should the
Superintendent review it 70 the school
Jonathan Lambert and l. Koontz- Queries
re cordially invite members of al de
nominations TO join with Us in making thi.
conventlun a sacez-
yoxsrzaS YopKE.
'1 JOHN KooyTz
-ls.B. AsFe3
wnIrAx sorsER
Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

A landslide Of large proportions occurred
On THE Somerset & Cambria Railroad. about
ncon Thursday, completely blocksiing The
track 4 freight train was the frst to en-
eou-ter the distraction. but the engineer
saw il in time 10 prevent running into il and
backed his train 20 Hooversville. where il
was run Oh 10 side-iraek. A force Of men
were 81 once sent from lockwood 70 remove
The obstruction The passenger tram wss
delzred several bourS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

Or. Wa. Elder. the great poliiieal-econ-
ornist-auihor and leetuer-iiei in wash
ingson Sunday, in the seventy seventh year
of his age His remains were taken 10 his
home. Philadelphia. Monday. and inferred
IN vt Moriah Cemetery. Dr.. Elder was q
son OF Judge wm G. Elder and was born
and reared in Somerset he was well
known 70 many Of our older citizens who
vii be grieved to learn cf his death
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

There were very few changes Of r>s;dence
and places Of Business in Somerset on the
Isl Of April Among those thai moved
are the following: Messrs. David and Isaiah
Pile moved frsm ahe t6Ership- inse yheir
residence on Union street; Mr. ". Stone
b-aker vacated the Pile house and moved
into his residence. which ne recentIy pur-
chased from Mr.. Jacob Lenhars. on West
street Mr.. Milton sFiie took pysesscnof
the Feiter property, on Turkeyfoot street /:
Mr.. y. B. Mc6rif moved into Mr.. Charles
Robinson's new hozee. on Main Cross srrsf< !;
Mr.. wm B. Shaser moved into Mr.. David
Piles hosse. On Unioa stFesk. Mr. Abra14m
Mnsse hovel uzefflbxbdg int the ee
vacated by Mr.. VIM B. shaser, on Union
street: NJ. Daniel E. Dssl took possession
Of the Frederick Gilbert properly, on Patriot
street; Mr. Simon Bakey moved into > por-
ton of Ns. Dasid Kaahaes house. on Pa
triof street: Nr. Ricaasd TouEht mosSa
into the Hoidahenu pDpHsy, On Main
street; Nr. A J. Heiim.n moved ffrm Ad-
dison township into NsL Bcydp house, on
Patriot street Nefsrz John r Scott and
Valentine Hay moved their law cfscc infs
the room recently vaczsed by J. G. ogle.
ESQ. d Ed NcDoveil's building. on Main
Cross ssrees Mr.. H. F. Scheil moved his
iaw oszsoe into : rccm on DE second I'd ~
the Mammoth Block, Immediately cbose
his former cfice
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

l. - tsShN- lffal-4l-l-
-s'er lad , newer. cleaner OF better
- 9 llo;Ailg snG TIE urices are a way
= Ne hare taken special pains this sea
II . es' ne hs-si io- the money that the
-l laors- Thanking our patrons fer
-''-s ne nov feel satisfied We c4n do
&c ,o- then than ever. Call ard see Us
gong eiseEhe-e ]. 3. sxYDER & Co.
1-'s On hand AZ al TINES complete as-
-tili of The ceisb-zte-i studebaker sag
- s-'-,sr stesl-sssia o- helloz-iron axle.
- Essao wzs oons-sc.ss E5r by Uncle
'lF.'s he lzse rsbelIiou. and the xplen-
s-''los rendered during the wsr has
- z E5e-e Il s.znds today al over The
s'1'es, sEzr ahead Il al others.
-l- ~ TEA, or try orr, at J. 3. Hoi-
- Every wagon fally warranted.
1oEs 70 EvEzrropx
- '-ssou lor AzckereI FSsl hss arrived
.-ass wishing 70 purchase The best -oods
east money. may lose bargains. II
aoi'oi oo1ne from one TO twenty rniles
--',-s Cur goods and lean prizes. be
1'-si nc purchases elsewhere. ou- fsh
- = - eoHght at hessqE2rzers, Bos-
- a. a'll pros range frora $ 70 sis
-. 1eeorSing to quality. But ne
- 'ieciai aisss.;soa 10 the XXX selected
Ia t-isi oaanos be sxoellse II quality
- .''',s' N this or any other ressii mar
s-'s euArz-tesd. Barrels 90 lbs.
Il. A-.s's - ihs- Ne. oparserz sqlbs. nes.
ceog 4 BrEEl7s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

- fsr AF-il shoEers.
.mLB. Holderbazm's-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-08

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26

Biennarck dispatch to the Pio-
W.. pn+s. ~.
rsss.s.. 60 49, So. 81.
~ lIoo, 80
:. ss 49, 4. .iples 49,
~sssslsUs.ss~ svw = -,
s's. ~, ! " 49, ~. $1,000 o,iics, - :
s.ss.ss xs.. rssa. ~
..t ssS u:.S~IMNSou l-
III IA !, - 49,. $500. s..sn ~ k-a0oa =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26
First Publication Aug. 5, 1885.
SHERTFF'S SALE.

County of Union, SIS Fourth Judicial Dist.
Union County Dakota Pm,
George Stickney. Peter Peterson. An
drew Omdahl. LenOra LaIielle, Simon
McInerney, j. s. Teller, Patrick Don
nelly and THOMAS pennison. Def It's.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex-
ecUtion to me directed and delivered and now in
district court in and for Union county, in the
fourth judicial district of Dakota, upon q iudg-
ment rendered in said court on the oath day of
June, 1885. IN favor of Iuion county, Dakota,
and against George Sticki.ey. Peter Peterson,
Andrew Oindahl. Lenora 1.aBelle, Simon Me-
Inerney, J. :. Teller and Patrick Donnelly, l
levied on July 2Otil. 1875, upon the following real
estate Of J. ). Teller, of one the said defendants,
to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of section ten. and the northeast quarter of
section ten. all IN township eiglty-nine vi range
fortyeight. and that | shall Gil "Wednesday, the
18th day of September, 1885, at I p. m. OF said
day. at the front door of the court ho'is in the
city of Elk Point. Oak. proceed to sell ill the
fendart, j. $. Teller, at and since the date. OF
said Judgment IN and to the above described
property, to satisfy said Judgment and costs,
amounting to thirteen thousand and tnpnty-one
and f6-iW fS13.H2i .iG) dollars. together with all
aecrulng costs Of sale and interest on said judg-
ment from June 1885,, at the rate Of seven per
cent. per anns,m, at public auction tot!ie highest
bidder for cash. WALTER l. HINES,
Sheriff Of Union county, Oak.
ALIEN. HUGHES,
III. NICHOLS. and
f.. {. Ericsson,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
Dated at Elk Point, Oak. August lst. 1885.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26

WHEREAS, default has been made In the paw
ment of the interest secured by u certain mort
inaae and Executed X ute bS Arthur ,gsi asi II. K Aatshsa; .Ss q
Union county and territory OF Dakota, as port
gageor. TO John II. vanDyke, Of the state of
for record in the Office OF the Register OF deeds
OF Union county. on the 2stl day OF November.
1884. at 3 o'clock, =. NJ, on that day, and record
ed IN BOOK 10 OF mortgages Oh pages 667, 55s
and $50; and
WHEREAS. 1t is provided in said Mortgage.
that In case OF the breach OF any agreement
therein contained. the whole principal and In
terest thereby secured shall Immediately become
due and payable, and no action or proceeding at
law having been instituted to recover the debt
Now. therefor. notice is hereby given accord
ing to the statute in such ease made ana proyid-
ed, that by virtue OF the option hereilbeforc
mentioned. and the power of sale contained In
said mortgage, and duly recorded Herewith as
aforesaid, the subscriber. John II. VanDyke,
owner and holder Of the mortgage aforesaid, and
fault in the payment Of interest as Aforesaid.
elected to declare the whole principal and in-
terest secured by said mortgage due and payable,
which said principal and interest at the date OF
this notice, amounts to the sum or Five HIM
dred Thirty-nine dollars and s!xty-six cents;
and that the said mortgage will be fOreclOsed to
satisfy tie amount due on said mortgage at the
date OF this notice OF sale, with costs aiid expen-
SEES OF sale, and accrued interest IND Fifty dol
lars Attorneys fee as stipulated In said mort
premises ri herein described BY the ss subs "a sae
1T public auction on the 2th day Of September
A. II. 1855, at 10 O'Clock. a. IN. OF that day, at the
front door of the court house in the city OF Elk
Point, in said county of Union. The following is
II description OF the mortgaged premises so Ms
aforesaid to be sold, substantially as they are
contained in the said mortgage:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and the north half If the B0rtll-
west quarter, and the southeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of Section
eighteen tlsl In Township Ninety-fvc tg5)
of isange F0rty-nine. 10y and containing
$50 and "a 100 acres, more or less, ;c-
cording TO the government survey there
az.
Dated this 18th day Of August. 1855.
JOHN II. yAEDsKE.
Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted BY the W. G. I. u, Elk Point, Oak.
THE STRONGEST DRINK.

Water is the strongest drink. 1t
drives mills; it is the drink Of lions
and horses, and Samson neve drank
anything else. Let young men be
teet0talers if only for economy's
sake. The beer money will soon
buy Q house. If what goes into the
mash-tub went into the kneading-
trough, families would be better fed
and better taught. If what is spent
in waste were only saved against a
rainy day, warehouses would never
been built. The man who spends
his money with the publican and
thanks the landlords bow and
How do We do, my good fellow"
means true respect, is a poor sim
pleton. We do not light fires for the
behring's comfort, but to roast him.
Men do not keep pothouses for
laborers' good-if they do they GER
tainly miss their aim Why, then,
should people drink afor the good
Of the house?" II / spend my mon
ey for the good Of any house,let it be
my own and not the landlords. 1t
is a bad well into which you must
put water; and the beer house is a
bad friend, because it takes your all
and leaves you nothing but head
aches. He who calls those his
friends who let him cit and drink by
the hour together is ignorant-very
ignorant. Why, red lions and
tigers and eagles and vultures are
all creatures Of prey, and why do so
many put themselves within the
power of their jaws and talons?
Such as drink and live riotously,
and wonder why their faces are SO
blotchy and their pockets so bare,
would leave off wondering if they
had two grains of wisdom. They
might az well ask an elm tree for
pears as look to loose habits for
health and wealth. Those who 90
to the public-house for happiness.
climb the tree 10 find fsh.-Spm--
geOn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26

lpnrsIy Jatriotic motives, realixing
tlss gfe16 gnefys tllat will accrue
from \ succ1sm display. Dakota
sstonished tbe world AZ New Orleans,
and nth aSreat pcftioRof The New
Orleans exhibit at her command,
she can upon her own soil far eclipse
her successful efforts at TINT place.
ON, success depends upon the PEG.
pie. and Dakota people never fail.
DO not depend upon the efforts of
ysur neighbor. Go TO work YOUR
sKIr. Notify me at the earliest pos
sible moment Of your intention to
exhibit that space may DO provided.
Write your friends in the east to
join heexcursion parties. Do your
part and Oak ta will make the
grandest exhibit in the great NORTH
west.
w. r. r. BUSHNELL,
Secretary Dakota Board Agriculture.
Huron, OAK, Aug. Is, 1885.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26
4 DIALOGUE.

Brown-"I say Smith, why don't
you move into Elk Point? Our tax
es are light and the benefits to be
gained are many"
Smith takes light? Why.
how is that"
Brown-"Well, I'll tell you; but
you must keep quiet upon the sub
ject or we'll get the whole business
knocked in the head. The fact is,
we (the voters of Elk Point have
gone into partnership with three
saloon keepers (and are negotiating
with the fourth and our share Of the
profit is pure gain"
Smith-"Well! Well! Brown,
that's a good scheme. But where
does the money come from?
Brown-"Come from! Why from
the saloon keepers pocket, ofcoursc.
We call it license money, but it is
really the honest gains Of a silent part
ner."
Smith-Just SO! Just so! But
where does the money really come
from? Where does the saloon keep
er get it? And does he turn over
one half the profits to you voters?"
Brown-sOh No! We get but a
small share Of the profits. The
business is very profitable. In fact
the RECEIPTS are nearly all profit.
It's q rich thing for the active part
ner as well as the silent ones"
Smith-"Yes! Yes! But uho really
pays the billss"
Brown-"Oh Pshaw! Smith it
does not make any difference who
pays them, so we get our share Of
the proceeds. You old Moss backs,
who believe that a man should get
something Of value in return for his
money and that ill-gotten gains are
q curse, are behind the times. In
our business, money is money come
as it may. But | must say good
bye as I start on the morning train
for q short trip through Iowa.
Hope to 9 you in September to
finish our chat"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26

General Passenger Agent A. v. Fl.
CAxpenter. Of the G., M. & st. p. rail-
rcad, makes the following request Of
~:
Nay We again Gull upon you TO
meke public our desire to have pub
lished IL columns Of your paper ut
"a early date, letters or statements
ff0tn farmcrs, mechanics and BUSH
ns1s men living In your vicinity
Eeteti01 the favorable result Of their
t2b0kS OF Investments since they
kase been III Dak0ta9
W. want these letters 90 that we
may classify and publish them in
pamphlet form to be distributed
through0ut tile Eastern States and
Canada during the fall and winter
months, and thereby induce the
farmers, mechanics and business metz
Of The overscrowded East 70 come
Ncst and fill up eur" Fair Dakota
The State and county Fairs held
III August, September and October
are The best place for the distribution
81 such pamphlets, consequently the
aar}ier Ne can receive the desired in
formation thc sooner we can conn
s1Ience tho work which will be Of
benefit 10 Ill concerned.
The letter should specify the full
name and present address Of the
writer, also the town, county and
stats from which he moved to OAK
~, and such other reliable infor-
mation q to his own personal expe-
risfce that will be OF interest to
those seeking for new homes or for
opportunities for Investment. The
letters should b brief and to the
point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26
First publication Aug. .. 1855.
SHERIPP'S A L

AhFt ~ Neibti rug. 80 iFr'.
saERIrP'S SALE.
Territory of Dakota. go In District Court,
Union County Dakota Pm
George stickney, Peter Peterson An
drew Omdahl, Ienora IaRclie, Simon
McIGerney, J.. s. Teller. Patrick Don
nelly and Thomas Dennison. Def Is.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex-
ecntion to me directed and delivered and now in
my hands, issued out OF the clerks office OF The
district court in and for ti.ia.i county, in the
Fourth Judicial Distrie. " DAKOTA. upon a ludg-
Iient rendered In sale sea,f Oh the 24th day Of
june. 1885. in favor OF Union cot;ity, Dakota,
and against George Sticlney. Peter Peterson,
Andrew oiniahl. LeRofft ial6clle, Simon Nc
%lnerney. }. $. Teller and Patrick Do9nelly, ]
levied on July 81, 1885, upon the following real
estate OF Feter Peterson, one OF The said deICnd-
ants, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of section thirteen of
township ninety-two Of range fifty. containing
iD acres, the southeast quarter OF section twen-
ty-four In township ninety-two Of range fifty,
containing lso acres. and the northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter OF section twenty-five IN
township ninefy-two Of range fifty, continuing
40 acres, and the north half of the west hall Of
lot one OF the northwest quarter OF section six in
township ninefy-one of range forty,-nine. CON
tanning 81 f3-i0o acres, and the east half Of 10.
thirty-twO OF block twelve Of the townsite of
Richland, Dakota. aud that ! shall on Wednes-
day, the 10th day Of September, 1885, 4t2 7. m.
OF said day. at the front door OF the court house
in the city Of Elk Point. Oak, proceed to sell all
the right. title and interest Of the above named
defendant, Peter Peterson, at and since the dale
OF said judgment IN and to the above described
property to satisfy said judgment and costs,
amounting to thirteen thousand aud twenty-one
and ie-loo (sl3.ozi .le, dollars, together with all
accrting costs of sale and interest on said judy
meHt from June Path, 1885, at the rate Of seven
per cent. per annnm. at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. WALTER /. HINES,
Sheriff OF Union county, Oak.
ALEX. HUGHES.
j. l.. NICHOLS and
K. G. ERICSSON.
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
Dated at Elk Point, OAK. August 1st. 1855.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26
First publication July 20. 1885.
LAND OFFICE AT YANKTON, DAKOTA

Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing-nam-
ed settler has fled notice OF his intention TO
make final proof IN support of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before the Judge
Of district court, Uhicn county. Oak. or in his
absence before the clerk thereof. at Elk Point.
Dakota, on Tuesday. Sept. %. 1855. at 10 u. M,
viz: john Merry under his HID entry No. 4.5i7,
for the wiz nwia sec. !, and ca nei8 $3.50.
He Iames The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. ami cultivation of,
said land. viz. Albert Rosshaeil. Matthew Me-
NainaiT, Michael HAPPIER. William Lee, all Of
Akron, Iowa
G. A. WErrEI,, Register,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26
First publication Aug. 10, 1855.
United States Land Office, Yankton, Dakota,
Auyurt 10 TOOK
To Clemens Uenke.

IfINWSt :. IElOs
To Clemens Henke:
Upon the report vi special agent James, the
Hon. Com. Gen. Land Office has directed us to
order n hearing In the matter of the two home
stead entries alleged to have been made by sou,
under two different names, viz: H'd No. Sl06,
Yankton series, for ieit SEA Of sec. 4, twp. 92. r.
40, committed to cash No. $40 ON Oct. IS, 1884,
under the name of Clemens Hcnke; and
HID No. IS 80, Sioux City Series, for VIZ SEA
OF Sec. 2, Twp. SO. Range A, final cert. No. 2ll3
Ecnke.
In order to give you an opportunity to explain
your act for SO doing you are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the Sth day OF October,
1885, at 9 O'Clock q. M. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said allegations.
In default OF an appearance at said hearing
your first mentioned entry will be finally cancel
led. Jos. G. Recel YER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-26

Thornton 4 Blair carry the largest
and best assortment Of Cigars and
in Union county