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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
E9nonato not:nn.

Territory Of Dakota, county Of Jerauld. ss.-1n
In t1a matter Of lie estate OF William w.
Brewer. deccased,-Qrdcrt show cause Nfv
Geereeo NJ distribution. should not be made.
on reading and fling the petition Of Rienzi
Z: l$noWer. administration OF estate Of William
" 7, br0"ef, deceased, setting forth that he has
iilied ms lnal account oil his administration Cf
tle estate OF said deceased. in this court. fbaf
~ TIE dcbGs and expenses OF administration
l;fG been dniy, paid, and that d portion OF said
eS.,iH remains 10 b" divided among the heirs Of
Scalt deceased. and praying among other things
i'! an order OF distribution Of the residue Of
said estate among the persons entitled.
is ordered tllat all persons Interested in The
estate oIThe said William ". Brewer deaeased
ne and appear before the Probate Court Of
Jefauld county. at the court room Of said c0urf
on Saturday tho 18th day of june. a. D. 1886. AT
10 O'Clock a. m. then and there to show cause
why an order Of distribution should NOT be
made Of Tie residne OF said estate amGpn The
lGlt? o. .haSaid deceased. according To law.
II IS further ordered that Il copy of this order
pc punished for four successive weeks. before
t5e 395h DAY OF June, A. u. 1856. in the IVES
Sl!gtphi Springs HERALD. a newspaper printed
ann published in the said ,Jerauld COUNTY.
Witness my hand and seal of said court this
~, ,91H ~! OF May, 1856. H.. N. RICE. tSEAL.)
-'Ji'' Probate Judge.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
Probate sSo4jce.


Probate Court.
IN the matter Of The estate Of Peter o. Ituquist
deceased.
on reading and fling the petition Of Mary
LinqUlSt, Of Jerauld county, Setting forth that
Peter,O. ltnquist died, i~itrstate on or aboat
Ihe5tll day al january 1886, and praying thai
ltgltefS OF Administration OF The estate ri SAID
deceased be issued toCaly Schell. OF Buffalo
county, Dakota Territory, Ii is ordered. that
Sald Application and petition he heard by the
Judge Of Probate in and for .JeIarld county. D.
r, 1T z special term TO be held at Ills Office in
the Village t WrsSingI0u Springs in said coun-
ny 81 'leraIdd on the 18th day Of June, A.. d. 1896.
ordered. that due notice thereof be given Nv
publishing a cory cf this order for IllrGc succp$-
sIYe WeehS once each weeh) priorto said hear
newspaper Published in said county. :
Il. Vi. RICE. tSEAI.l
Probate Judge.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
Division ana statanooo.

The peoples meeting. at Wessington
Springs on June 10Th, to consider our
interests in division and statehood.
will be held in the grove. if the wealth
is favorable. Let us come early and
bring our families and cur picnic bas-
kets along. Speaking Will begin at
2 O'Clock. $. T. HTNTLEY
Vice President for Jerauld county.
Now the question is do we want to
organize,a league in Jerauld county or
do we not? Do we want to set mp a
state government in direct opposition
to the territorial government or do we
not? DO we want 10 pledge ourselves
to the support of a set ,of men whose
only aim is to secure fat state Offices,
or III fact do we want to pledge our
selves to the support Of any mar in
this glorious country Of free press, free
speech and free 5oll5t or do we not +?
10 all these questions we most en-
p~hatically say MOI We are in favor of
division and statehood as much as any
one, and believe that if we had cur
just rights that we would rank among
the states to-day instead Of the terrific
ries, but we want it to come about in
right manner; in a manner shat Will be
approved OF by congress, Who governs
and rules the territories, as every one
Will admit; and in a manner that will
be an honor and blessing to our state
rather than a shame and disgrace.
Ask S. i. Huntley the aim and object
OF the league and he will say that he
knows nothing about it, but because
he was chosen as vice president for
Jeranld county, and because he has re-
ceiTed orders to organize a county
league, he thinks he must do so, and so
issues the call for convention, thus
making an agent OF himself for the
benefit Of others. But if Nj. Huntley
had looked the thing up for himself:
had fathomed it to the very bottom.
we think he would havedone different
ly. and doubtless thought as Senator
Harrison, that the movement was
illegal and illadvised." Our advice
to Mr.. Huntley is that he look this
matter up, that he fathom it to the
very bottom and have his mind made
up when he comes to the convention
as to whether it is loyal to raise his
hand in opposition to the territorial
government; as to whether it is loyaz to
raise his hand in opposition to the
United States government, which he
most certainly will do if he tries to or
ganiZe a county league as he has been
instructed.
Our further advice is chat when the
convention meets that it will be in on
position to this radical and revolution
airy movement; that Jerauld county
fail in line with other counties and
take a stand against this movement
and show that it is an unpopular and
an unWlse one: and to show that .Ier-'
aud county VIII not raise her hand in
0ppoSition To the Terrjforipl ~ r-ni -
iEG GnN -nUn1a"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04

rsH-s--s-4--M $500 H-la #--fs a~ -aHH-
Dr, zIatEias and family leit Tuesday
for Brooklyn, New York. to visit with
relatives. The doctor expects to re-
turn in about two weeks, and the fam
lily will stay there I'll simmer. Mrs,
NC. Hall is staying at thu drug store
in the absence CT lhe doctor.
There will be q Sunday school lnsti-
tute and mass meeting Of tne Mitchell
district, at Mitchell, June 10th. Nth.
18th and 18th. 1885. which VIII be con-
Quoted by &c. ". Coke. ID. d. 4 good
programme has boen announced and
all aIe cordially invited to attend and
assist in this great work.
GET your tent in order for camping
on the lovliest spot in Dakota. during
the temperance camp meeting at Yves
sington SPRINGS, July 5rd. 4th and 9TH
1886. Every efiori is being made to
secuTethe best speakers from abroad.
A programme viii be announced later.
The following are the topics for the
different days. Saturday, "The dan
ger OF the liquor traffic TO the homes
Of America Sabbath, The influence
of the liquor tralic on church and
Sabbath Monday, "Ihe danger Of
the liquor traffic to The state and Its
influence on politics. ana "how to
combine all Che elements Of strength
III u temperance work"
The l. O. O. f. dance at The court
house last Friday night was well at
tended, some forty odd numbers being
sold. Dancing commenced about $50
and continued until supper was an
nohnced, which had been prepared in
The rooms on the first floor. The sup
per was gotten up in elegant style, CON
sisSing of oil such dainties rs are usual
ly prepared on such occasions, to
which all did justice. and feeling much
better, they again returned TO the ball
room where the dancing continued till
daylight reminded them chat nothing
can't last eternally, so breaking up
they departed for their homes, feeling
well satisfied with their nights merri-
ment.
Decoration Day was duly observed
at the Springs, Monday, May 31st.
The G. a. r.. met at headquarters and
marched to the monument erected in
memory Of their fallen comrades, who
sacrificed their lives that this glorious
republic might stand, one ana undi-
vlded. After decorating the monu-
ment with Wreaths and flowers and
conducting a proper ceremony they
marched to the NJ. Il. Church, where
the programme. which had been an
nounced, was carried out. The church
was crowded and everybody was we'll
pleased with the services, and the old
soldiers felt that they had indeed been
benefited by observing the day in hon
or Of their fallen comrades.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04

Territorial superintendent Tones in
liselucational column Of 4ha Raral
| ~, savc.
~,
NAeh me spring schools open quite
y n.mbeE OF teachers viii lind them
selFes m 0he school room tor the first
llhle. we are glad to see reinforce
l9enl an along the tlne, and trust that
every Ieacher, WhetherneW or old, will
il%Ee the summer campaign q suce IS
u o-e. 1heIe are t#o things nlelf
5hlGA INC success OF every teacher de
ENDS, nc eNery-9eW teacher especially
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas. Default has been made in the .pay.
iilFilt OF nineteen dollars and eleven cents. In
sdStaiiingnt OF interest due December list. 1855.
secured by a mortgage bearing date tie l7fI
gay OF september, 1884. made and eyerTifad IN,
IionaS Y. Donovan and Louisa II. Donovan az
naiie +. -; Jeralid county end Territory Of
ri H., ~ aiortSaSors TO Frederick Is. Gr0trian
o. :, I Ei1iI; !&ng!and, which said mortgage was
diilly MED for record in the Office Of the Eeuisfer
o. dcGdS OF Jerauid county, on the 18th DAY Of
a ~ 5it ,di isSl, at O'Clock Il. IN. oD that taF
@iu recorded III BOOK D OF mortgages, on D9un
y aiu whereas II IS provided in said mortpgTa
tlat IN case OF default il the PAYMENT Of tbbee
Rrdncipai OF any inStalinent Of interest due
thereon. or in case of the breach of any acre"
men! tllereln contained. the whole nirincinsr
ana interest thereby secured Rhall.at the ontiom
% ne noIder thereof, Immediately become due
liiu payable, ana no action or prOceedinp al
iam living Deeh instituted to recover the de6f
secured by said mortgage or any part ijIerenf..
i,a E4 tM - therefore, notice is hereby given. accord.
eG77 fRai ~ nv S' ,irtl,o ~ SI q case made and proyia-
.afdtiolitu, ana the power of Sale contained IN
stsia mortgage, and duly recorded tnereyvith a a5
Of ne w .le s'ipScllberand Owner and holder
oa we mortgage aforesaid, and the note tberehy
secured, mas, BY reason Of default in Ne ,o",9
,hSuGp i interest. as aforesaid elected Ia dec|f a%iGa
Sn ri " VI NY pLlifcipa. and interest secured Nv
o;'n 'mUiIi"2e que anu payable which said nriI;S,
oiD&t ana interest at the date Of tLiS Iltica
a'4onstS 70 tie Sutn OF three hundred and AVON
inort@s@ 9o'I S%i{, ana illt! cents, and the sad
amount due on said MORTGAGE nj tb S'% ~ me
sm Lolleeo1 sale, with costs and C%rence. 81
Cd n a lntd IIity dollars attorney fee. as stipHya y.
sa)n ~ -" - = hIondsaSe IN case Of foreclosure, IVA
S ~ "i we premises herein doScrihni IN ~
3,m9I>GfiDef+ AZ public auction, on &at11y"o -, Ky
w HaE 81 .jUly, A. ID. 1856. nj II nrIrl,Ti'"5, ~"
in tie WHATS HIS "' ~ 5t 9 door Of the court house
fi&onn4lS o! Lerau!d. the following Is y d d. r S5ni
S AL IN ! me ilorlga&cQ, premises so as aTnrPP
f sfna % 2 D- S2ll 1gDotant!aly rlcy : ays a' r6n,
r. t,5yn y. , a S2Id mortgage: The X ag SOC snc
r.'' ' - 'A|'' llI. FGlitfA ~ .tnl.t fE ~ 4stE ' 20
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
Township 1886.

Getting dry.
Sowing flax is the order of the day.
J.. w. Sample and frank Marshall
have been cordlng up rock.
Work is still progressing on Clayton
Browns new house on sec. 2G.
j. E. Gilbert and All. Nordyke still
getto the front with ox-break teams.
P:W. Welfring is sowing twenty acres
OF flax on sec. 20, hopes to finish by the
18th.
l.. S. Binford of 1896 is breaking on
John Ylllers' tree claim, near William
Bremners'.
Harmony Farmers Alliance meets
this Weellto order Irvine for the coming
harvest. They hopeto secure it for ten
OF eleven cents a pound.
Township school election comes off
TINS month. II apRears that Harmony
people are te rp@o.c q director. Vito
r certain
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
N2rzqE or rrNAr nnoor.

NoTICE FOR PUBLTCATION.-Lapd Office
~ at Mitchell, D T., May 2Sth, 1856.
Notlce is hereby given that the foliowingnam-
ea settler has Ned notice OF his Intention to
ila3e maj proof in support his claim, and that
SilW PROOF Willbemade before Clerk DiSt. Court
~ washington Springs, d. r., on July 10Th, 10a,
M 1885, viz: j. e.. SMART,
iortlIe " Y. see II. township 10G. range G-
west 3 T. NJ. lie names tie faljowiGg WI,
a neSse$ . prove ms continuous residence rpon
I,'u S4ttltallon OF SAID ana, viz a. Nj. Matthias.
Martin, al q Washington Springs, DIT.
100 GEO b ENEsITr.
sly Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
EDUCAT
Educata the children and they will
ionor their parents and our country,

Fdacadon is the knowledge of truth
Tie more We give away or sell Of it,
the more wehave left. 1t Is the one
great essential fer the successful farm
or
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Strawberries.
Shall we Celebrate.
Read our advertisements,

Go to D. Il. Ford for q good, clean
shave.
Eli Perkins spent Sunday in woon-
socket.
Mrs. r. J. Smart attended the Ten
perance convention at Mitchell this
week, and Wednesday afternoon read
q paper on Sabbath Observance.
D. A. Scott and his paper are going
to bring nine rail roads, the State Uni
gersity and all such institutions to
" essington Springs, and has 800 acres
to donate as an Indictment for the
future capital of South Dakota.
The President has signed the bill
compelling Scientific Temperance IN
Struction in the schools of the terrific
ries and Of the District OF Columbia,
and i'll the Military and Naval Acade-
mics, Indian and Colored schools. This
bill has now become a law.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
t'aTln6rSi

Take your sheep and calves to the
City Meat Market, W~oonsocket, Dako-
ia, and get the highest market prices.
bought. GEO. s. WILHELM.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-20

claim under this act or under the general laws
and his pension, when allowed, if prosecuted
under this act shall commence from the date of
such election; provided, further, that the PEN
sion paid under any law hereafter shall be rated
at not less than $4 per month.
Sec. 2. That in considering the claims of de-
pendent parents. the fact and cause of death,
and the fact that the soldier left no widow or
minor children, having been shown as required
by law, it shall be necessary only to show by
competent and sufficient evidence that such de-
pendent parent is without other present means
of comfortable support than his her own
manual labor, or the contributors Of others not
legally bound for his or her support; and such as
may be found to be entitled to So month under
existing laws. as modified by this section. shall
receive in lieu thereof $12 a month from and
after the approval of this act
''Sec. 3. That all applications under the gen.
eral pension laws including this act, where it
appears by record evidence that the applicant
was regularly enlisted and mustered into the
service, that fact shall be conclusive evidence of
soundness at the time Of his enlistment, except
in case of fraud.
''Sec. T. That no person shall be entitled to
moro than one pension at time under any or
all laws of the United States. whether such pen
sion shall have been already obtained or shall be
hereafter obtained unless the act under which
such pension is claimed shall specially so de-
clare"
The bill now goes to the House of Representa-
tives for concurrence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-20
THE NEW PENSION LAW.

Text of the Bill Amended and Passed
Yesterday by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May l9.-The full text of the
pension bill as passed by the Senate today, is
as follows
'Be it enacted that every person specified in
the several classes enumerated in Section 1858 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States, and
the amendments thereto, who served in the
military or naval service, as mentioned in said
section, for the period of three months during
the war of the Rebellion and has an honorable
discharge therefrom and who is or shall become
disabled for any cause not the result of his own
fault and shall also be dependent upon his own
exertions for support, or upon the contributions
of Others not legally bound shall, upon making
due proof of the facts, under such regulations as
may be prescs oed by the proper authority, be
placed upon the list of pensioners of the United
States, and be entitled to receive a pension
during the continuance of such disability and
dependence at a rate proportionate to the degree
Of such disability and such pension shall COM
mence at the date Of filing application there
for. The highest rate of pension granted under
this section, which shall be for total disability
to perform any manual labor shall ba $24 per
month, which is hereby made devisable upon
that basis for any less degree of disability; pro-
vided, that person entitled to or receiving an
invalid pension under existing laws. or such as
may be hereafter enacted granting pensions for
disabilities contracted in the military or naval
service of the United States, and in line of duty,
greater than that provided for herein. shall
receive the benefits of this act; but any ap-
plicant for such invalid pension having
an application before pending. or who
shall hereafter file his application for
such pension, may. by declaration over his
signature. at any time, elect to prosecute his said