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montrer une fOule de petits endroits
ravissants, que janais, sans lul,
elles ne sauraient d6couvrir!
-Vous montez tous les jours 4
cheval :? lui demanda Bcttina.
-Tous les jours ct generalement
deux foiS. LIE matin pour mon ser.
vice ct le soir pour mon plaisir.
DE bonne heure, le matin!
"A cinq heures ct demie, tous
les mathis?
-Oui, lie dimanche excepte.
-Alors, vous vous levez e..
"A quatre heures ct demie.
-Et il fait jour!
oh! En- ce moment, grand
jour.
-.-Se lever ainsi 4 qnatre heures
ct demie, c'est admirable J.. . Nous
finissons notre journee, bien SOU
vent, 4 fheure OH vous la commen
cez. Et vOuS Paimez, vOtre metier
-Beancoup. ma.iemoiselle. Celia
est 81 bon d'avoir son existence
tonte droite dcvant sol, avec des
devoils bien nets ct ben dGfuis
dependant, dit madame. Scott.
ne pas 6tre son maltre, avoir tou-
jours a ob6ir....
-C'est Ia peut-6tre ce qui me va
le mieux. II NY rien de plus IA
clle que d'obeir. =. ct puis, appren.
Dire a commander.
All ce que vons dites Ia, CON-
me celia doit 6tre vrai!
-Oui, sans doute, continua lie
cure, mais ce quill ne vous dit pas,
c'est quill est roficier lie plus dis.
tingue de son regiment, c'est que
Mon parrain, je vous en- prize. j.
lie cure, malgr6 la resistance
de Jean, al|ait Sc lancer dams le
panegyrique lie son filleul, quand
Rettina intprvenaht:
-Cest inutile, monsieur le cure,
ne dites rien. Tout ce que yous
diriez, nous le savons. Nous avons
eu Pindiscretion de prenlre des
renseignements sur monsieur. -.
Oh! j'ai failll dire monsieur Jean
80. sur monsieur Reynaud. :. Eh
bien! ills ont etc atlmirables, les
renseignements
-Je serdis curieux de savoir, dit
Jean.
Rich. rieD, vOus ne saurez
rien. Je ne veux pas vons faire
ronsir, ct vons ser!ez oblige de rou-
gir.
Puis sc tOnrnant vers lie cure
-Mais sur vOuS aussi, monsieur
ie cnEe, nous avons eu des rensei-
gnements. II parait que voas etes
un saint.
oh! quaint a celia, c'est bien
vrai :! s'eciia Jean.
Ce fut le cure, cette fois, gui cou-
pa court a reloquence lie Jean. LIE
diner etait snr le point de fini-.
Ce diner, le vieux ,r6tre lie ravait
pas traverse sans bien des emotions.
A plusleurs reprises, on lui await
presente dies constructions savantes
ct compliqnees sur lesqnelles il ma.
vait oSe potter qu'une main 1rem
b!ante; il avail, peur dc tout voir
>'ecrOuler les cliateaux branlants
de gelee, les pyramisleS de trutfes,
les forteressrS de creme, les bas-
tons de p:ltisserie, les rochers de
glace. Liable Constantin dina.
Tailleurs, lie grand appetit ct ne
recula pas devant deux gu trois
v-rres de Champagne. II he hais-
salt pas la bou"e chere. La per.
fection nest pas d ce monde, ct 81
la sourmandse 6tait, CONNIE on le
| dit. un pecha clpital. que de hons
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THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI
No. 26:

lentement, emerseait de la cine
des grands arbres.
Bettina pri1 sur la table une bOi-
te de cigarrs.
-Eumez- vous dit-elle & Jean.
-Oui, madrmoi>eiIe.
-Prenez alors, monsieur Jean...
Tant pis, je pai dit.... Prenez.
Mais non. -. ecouttz d'abOrd.
Et, parlant a demi-voiX, tout en-
lui We>emtant la boite lie cigares:
II fait nnit maintenant, vOns
pourrez rOugir tout 4 votre aise.
Je vais vOus dire ce que je ne vOus
al pas dit t"nt d rhenre, 4 table.
Un vieux nolaire de Souvigny, qui
a etc v0t:e tuteur, est venu voir
ma sGnr a Paris pour le payemenc
du chateau. II nous racOnte ce
que vous az ez fait, apres la mort
de vOtre pere, 4uand vous n'6tiez
qu'un ent:tnt, &C que vOuS avcz falt
pour cette pauvre mere ct pour
cette panvre jeune file. Mons
avons etc ties attendries de celia,
ma seur ct moi.
-Oui, monsieur, continue ma
dame Scott, ct c'est pour celia que
nous vous avons reco aujouid'hui
avec un tel plaisir. Nous n'aurions
pas fait a tout le monde le meme
accueil, vons pouvez ell Gtre persu-
asle. Eli bien! prenez votre cigaIe
maintenant; MA sGur est Ia qni
attend.
Jean he trouva pas nne parole i
repondre. Bettina etalt Ia, plantee
devant lui, avec Ia boite de cigares
dans ses deux mains, les yeux fixes
franchement sur le visase de Jean.
Ellie go1tait ce plaisir tres.reel ct
tres.vif qui peut sc traduire par
cette phrase:
Ill me semble que je regarde I'M
brave garcon.
-Et maintenant, dit madame
Scott, asseyous-nous Ia, devant
cette mutt charnante Prenez
vOtre cafe -. Fumez.
EFT ne parlons pas, Suzie, ne
parlons pas. &c grand silence de
la campagne apres ce grand vacar-
me de Paris, c'est adorable! Res
tons la, sans lien dire. Kegardons
le ciel, Ia lune ct les etoiles.
Tous les quatre, avec beaucoup
! de plai>ir, execnterent ce petit pro-
g,amme. Suzie ct Bettina, Gaines,
reposees, dams un abSolu detache-
ment de leur existence de la veille.
Sc prenant deja de tendresse pour
ce pays qui venait dc les recevoir ct
qui allait les garder.
| Jean etait moins tranquil!e; les
paroles de miss Pefcival lui ayaient
cause une emotion profonde; son
cgnr n'avait pas encore fepris tout
a fait sa marche reguliere.
Mais de tous, le plus heureux.
c'6tait pabb6 Constantin. II await
Ijoui delicieusement de ce petit cpl
sode qui await mis- la MODESTO de
Jean q une 81 rude ct 81 douce 6pru-
We. Liable portait 4 son filleul
une telle affection lie plus tendre
des peres ma jamais aime dun
meilleur c9ur le plus cher de ses
Eenfants. Quand lie vieux cure re-
gardait le jeune officer, il lul arri.
;yait souvent de Sc dire:
/! lie ciel ma comble! je suis
:pr6tre ct j'ai un fills!
i; Liable Sc perdit dams une tres
agreeable r6verie; il Sc retrouvait
chez lui, il sc retrouvait trop chez
| lui; ses idees peu a psu Sc confon>
dirent ct s'embrouillerent. La r6.
verie dewitt de Pengonrdissement.
rengourdissement de la sOmnolen-
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Dams QUOT
Dams l'artillerie.

le canon ct d'6tre tout pres!
-Vous nous emmenerez, nm Jour,
quand on le tirera, le canon; dites,
youlez-vous?
Madame Scott, pendant ce temps,
causait avec le cure, ct Jean, tout
Ell r6pondant aux questions dies Ell
fants, regardait madame Scott.
Ellie await une robe de mousseline
blanche, mais Ia mousseline dispa.
raissait sous une veritable avalan.
che de petits volants de valencieu-
nes. La robe Gtait largement
decolletee par devant, ell carre.
Les bras nus jusqu'au coude, un
gros bouquet de roses rouges 4 l'ou,
venture du corsage, une rose rouge
fix6s dams les cheveux par une
agrafe de diamants, rien de plus.
Madame Scott s'ape,cut tout a
coup que Jean etait o:cupe mill
tairement par ses deux enfants:
| oh! CONNIE je vous demande
pardon, monsieur! Harry! Bella
-Je vous en- prie, madame, lais-
sez-les.moi.
Eft CONNIE je snis contrariee lie
vOus faire diner 81 tard! Ma s9ur
nest pas encore descendue. All
la vOici.
Bettina fit son entree. La meme
robe de Eousseline blanche, le
meme petit fOuillis de deutelles, les
memes roses rouges, la meme grace,
Ii meme beaute, ct le meme accueil
RANT, aimable, ouvert.
-Je suis votre servante, mon.
s,eur le cure. N'avez vous pardon
ne mon ipdiseretion de rautre iouri
Puts, SO tournant vers Jean ct
lui tendant la main:
--Bonjonr, monsieur. 80. mon
sieur.-.. Bon! VOLTA que je ne me
rappelle plus v0tre nom. %. ct ce.
pendant il me semble que nous
sommes dtja dc vieux amis ?.
monsieur 49,.
Jean Reynaud.
jean Rrynaud. c'est celia.
Bonjour, monsieur, Reynaud !.
rnais, je vous ell previens loyale.
ment, quand nous serons tout
fait de vieux amis, dans une hui.
taine de jours, je vons appelIerai
monsieur Jean... .. C'est un tres
joli nom, Jean.
| On aunonca le diner. Les gon
vernantes vinrent chercher les en-
fants. Madame Scott prit lie bras
| du cure; Bettina, le bras de jean
49,. Jusqn'au moment de rappari
rition de Bettina, Jean s'etait dit
ala plus jolie, c'est madame Scott!'
Qnand il Wit la petite main de Bet
tina Sc glisser sous son bras Fl
qnand ellie tOurna verS lui son u;
sage, il Sc dit: ''La plus jolie, c'es
miss Percival ~ Mais il retomb:
dams ses perplexires quand il fut
assis entire les deux seurs. S'i
regarlait 4 d,oite, c'est de ce cote
Ia quill sc sentait menace lie deve
mir amOureux..-. ct sill regardai
a ganche, le danger Sc deplacai
tout aussit0t ct passait d gauche.
La conversation s'enga.ea, faci!e
animee, cOntiante. Les dea,
sRurs etaient ravies. Files avail
emit dfia falt une promenade a pied
dams le pare. Files Sc promettai
ent de faire, le Iendemain, une Ion
que promenade d cheval dams |;
foret. Monter 4 cheval, c'etait leu
passion, leur folie. Et c'etait auss
la passion de Jean, 81 bien qua,
bout dun quart d'heure, on IL pri
ait Ietre de. cette promenade d,
len,lemain. II acceptait avec ioip
Pe,sonne, mieux que lui, ne con
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Liable
CONStNmtim.
PAR
l.UDOVlC HAL.EVY.
de fAcademie Franchise.

sc sentait une extreme lmpatience
de revoir madame Scott ct miss
Percival; mails cette impatience
esait melee dune tres.vive inQuie-
tude. Allait-il les retrouver, dams
lie grand salon de Longueval, telles
quill les await vues dams IA petite
sale a manager du presbytere 7
Peut-6tre, an lien de ces deux fem
'nes 81 parfaitement simples ct ia.
milieres, s'amusant de cette dinette
improvisee, ct qui, des le premier
jour, Pavaient accueilli avec tant
de grace ct de familiarit6, peut,6tre
alIait-il retrouver deux jolies pou-
pees mondaines, elegan,es, f!oides
ct correctes. Son Impression pre-
miere lIait.elle s'etfacer T.. i. dis.
paraitre! Allait.elle, au contraire,
sc faire en- son cGur plus douce ct
tIus profonde encores
lis monterent les six marches du
erron ct furent recus dams le YES
ibule par deux grands Wallets dc
pied do Fair 10 plus digne ct le plus
imposant. Ce vestibule, autrefois,
6tait une immense piece glaciale ct
nue. dams ses murs de pierre; ces
murs, aujourd'hui, etaient recon-
verts d'admirables tapisserles qui
representaient des sujets mytholc-
giques. Cest a peine 81 le cure les
regarda, ces tapisseries; ct &c fut
assez pour s'apercevoir que les de-
esses qui Sc promenaient a travers
ces verdures portaient des costumes
dune antique simplicit6.
L'un des Wallets do pied ouv'it a
deux battapts Ia porte du grand
salon. C'6tait Ia que, d'ordinaire,
Sc teuait la vieille marquise, 4 droi-
te de la hante chemin6e, ct 4 gau-
che sc trouvait le fauteuil marron.
Plus de fautenil marron! LIE vieux
meuble de rempire, qui etalt le
fond de arrangement du salon,
await etc remplace par un merveil-
leux meuble de taplsserie tie In fin
du steele dernicr. Puis un tas de
petits ponfs, de toutes les coulenrs
ct de toutes les formes, etaient .je.
tes Ga ct Ia avec une apparence de
desordre qui etait le combIe de Part
Madame Scott, ell voyant -ntrel
le cure ct Jean, Sc leva ct, aIlant 4
leur rencoutre:
Que vons 6tes aimable, dit-el!e
monsieur le cure, d'Gtre venn.
ct yous anssi, monsieur. ct que
ie suis contente de vous revOir
vous, mes premiers, mGs seuls ainis
dams ce pays!
Jean respira. C'etait bien Ia
meme femme.
-Voulez.vous me permettre
ajouta madame Scott, de vous pre-
senter mes enfants 2. >. Harry el
Rella veneZ.
Harry 6tait un tres gentil. petit
! garcon de six ans ct Bella une tres
jolie petite file de cinq ans; :!s
avaient les grands yeux noirs dc
leur mere ct ses cheveux dores.
Apres que lie cure cut elnbrasst
les deux enfants, Harry, qui regar
DAFT avec admiration Puniforme dt
Jean, dit a sa mere:
-Et le militaire, maman, fant-i
! remhrasser aussi. lie milltalres
-Si vOus voulez, repondit ma
dame Scott, ct sill le vent bien.
Les deux enfantS etalent, mt
minute apres, installes sur lea ge
noux de Jean ct raccablaient d.
questions.
-Vous 6tes officer
-Oui, je suis oafcler.
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Established lS42.l
~ pARl.O. Agent for
ARMSTRONG BROS. g. cos
NACHLNE CUT CORKS AND COAPRES-
.SED POPLARBUNGS,
The Largest Assortment in the South,
Also dealer III Rice, Honey, War, etc. etc.
n IDecss tar Street, ~
patueen f,ienyille and Customhouse Sts.
Oefl6Iv NEW ORLEANS.
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SIGN OF THE MAGNOLIA.
q. LUDRE,

Ladies' Gentlemen's AMI Ch'tdre" c"oes moae
TO order.
54 Bourbon street, near BienviIie ST.
Goops NOT TAKEN BACK AFTER 5 DAYS SALE.
Oct23ly.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
watertown pelegates.

The gentlemen who represent the
Black Hills at WATERFOWL today in the
territorial republican convention are:
Butte county, s White.
Lawrence county g @ Moody, D Cor
son, s B Crist, y A Harding, Samuel
Roy, K G Phillips, F J Washabaugh,
John Mowat, H @ Rorapaugh, William
Whealen, e T,Marshall, q A Carpenter,
T Sparks, w E Smead, A White,
IR Crow, D 4 Dickinson, D Quinn,
ID A Mcpherson.
Pennington county j r Brennan.
w T Coad, j A King, w 81 Mitchell,
, W Fowler, James Haley, O Z Cooper,
Myron WiIlsie, v 7 Price.
Custer county D CLARK, j A STAN
ley.
Fall River county NJ & Kanable.
Every county is favorable to the
Moody delegates, thus proving that the
small gang Of Bull-wumps in Deadwood
have no following outside Of the Bad
Lands Of Courthouse guloh.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
sized Them Up Right.

When the passenger train bearing the
regular and boiling delegations to the
Watertown convention, reached Rapid on
Saturday afternoon, Judge Moody chart
cred the sleeper for the accommodation
of the Black Hills delegates, thus leaving
the mugwumps without those essential
travelling conveniences for the counting
of the drowsy god. But through the
courtesy Of Superintendent Hughes one
Of the latest improved live stock coaches
was picked up at Brennan and run to
Long Pine for the benefit of the Bullock
crowd, Hughes evidently taking the CO.
terie for cattle, Judging from the name
of the animal that had the herd in tow.
Mr.. Hughes was not slow to grasp
the situation.
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NOTICE of E1ection.

Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of resolution of the city
council OF the City of Sturgis, Law
renee county, Dakota territory, passed at
a regular meeting thereof, held on Mon
day evening, July %, 1888, and under
the authority of subdivision 5, section
l, article 4 Of chapter IS of the session
laws of 1887, of the territory of Dakota,
entitled an "Act to provide for the in
corporation Of cities" an election win be
held in said city on the oath day of
August, 1888, for the purpose of de-
termining if majority Of the legal
voters Of said city are in favor of the is
suance of the following described bonds
by said city, to-wit:
Said bonds to be in the amount of
ten thousand 100000 dollars, to draw
interest at the rate of seven ca per cent.
per annum, and to be payable In not
more than twenty coy years from the
date thereof, and to be issued for the
purpose Of raising funds with which to
build city hall, buy fire apparatus and
for other corporate purposes.
The form Of the ballots to be used at
said election shall be-:
For Issuing Bonds Yes.
For Issuing Bonds No.
The polls shall be opened from 8
o'clock a. M until o'clock p. m.
The polling place Of the First ward
shall be at the city council rooms and
George E. Hair, w. G. Buderus and 81.
r. Hannah judges thereat.
The polling place of the Second ward
shall be at O. ". Jewett's Office and III.
Fl. Lorrimer, M. r. Brandt and II. O.
Anderson judges thereat
The polling place of the Third ward
shall be at Voorhees, g. Miller's store and
George w. Ladd, o. w. Jewett and B.
F. Rollins judges thereat.
By order OF the city council City of
Sturgis, Lawrence county, Dakota.
JoHS Z. PoTTER, Mayor.
Attest: Max HoEHN, Auditor.
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onnTN[AncE nd

An ordinance 10 provide for the public
peace and good order If the city.
Be il ordained by the city council Of
the City 81 sturgis:
SEorIoN /. That no person shall with
in the limits Of the city use any loud,
profane, indecent or obscene language,
or be guilty Of any violent, offensive Or
disorderly conduct with intent to pro-
woke breach Of the peace Or whereby
the peace shall be IN any manner dis
turbed.
Section 2. That no person shall with
in the limits Of the city, assault, strike
OF beat another with intent to provoke d
breach Of the peace or thereby cause the
peace to be destroyed.
Section 81 No person shall mako or
excite any disturbance at any public
meeting Iawfully assembled, nor make
any noise or disturbance for the purpose
Of annoying such meeting or to cause d
breach Of the peace.
Section 4. No person shall Intention
ally, give, make or cause to be given or
made any false alarm Of FIRE.
Section 5. No persons shall refuse to
obey the orders and directions Of any
police officer when given for the purpose
Of preserving order and enforcing the
ordinances Of the city.
Section 8. Amy person violating any
of the provisions OF this ordinance shall
upon conviction thereof be punished by
a fine Of not more than fifteen ($15. J
nor less than five So dollars.
Passed this 2lst day Of August, A. D.
1883.
Approved August %, A. D. 1888.
MAX BLATT,
Mayor pro tenn.
Attest:
Max HoEHS,
Auditor
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Kid Game Number TWO.

On Tuesday afternoon the Rapid colts
came up to this city and played the re-
turn game with the kids Of this burg.
The game was an enjoyable one to the
spectators and, judging from the noise
made by the participants, did not lack IN
amusement for them. Everything pas
sed off smoothly, no jars Of any conse-
quence taking place. Only once did the
air assume a crimson hue, and that was
when an obstreperous Rapid youth
threatened to lick his captain and the
balance of his nine for daring to take
him from the pitchers box and relegate
him to the field. He made quite good
deal of noise until one Of the Rapid
youngsters threatened to take him by
the nape Of the neck and break bis back.
Then be quietly assumed his new posi-
ton in the left garden.
The Rapid boys are better folders and
just as good batters, and We fail to see
why the next game Of tho series should
not be holly contested. The score at
tie finish stood 90 to Is ID favor 81 the
home club Umpire, Mr. Mixer.
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Notice of Election.


An election win be held in the First
ward of the City Of Sturgis, Lawrence
county, Dakota, on Friday, August "a,
1888, for the purpose Of electing one al
derman for said ward, vice Louis Abrams,
resigned.
The polls shall be open between the
hours Of o'clock a. M, and o'clock p.
m. The polling place shall be at the
room Of the city council and George E.
Hair, w. g. Buderus and Fl. p. Hannah
are appointed judges for said election.
By order Of the city council.
MAX HoEHN, JOHN T. POTTER,
Auditor. Mayor.
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Court Cuttings.

OOuIt GulllAk5.
A synopsis OF the doings Of the u. s..
and territorial courts at Deadwood the
past week is given herewith.
DIR. White, formerly postmaster at
Carbonate, indicted for embezzling pos
tai funds, plead guilty, and was sem
fenced to five years imprisonment and
fined $973O2.
John Webber, indicted for robbing the
mails while deputy postmaster at Spear
fish, plead guilty to five indictments, and
was sentenced to two years at hard labor
on one bill, the court suspending sem
tence on the other four.
John Ross, indicted for counterfeiting,
plead not guilty and stood trial. The
jury acquitted Ia very queer verdict.
United States vs.. Henry Wyttenbach,
dismissed, after having been in court
nearly five years.
Up to date the territorial grand jury
have reported Y indictments and are not
through yet. They adjourned Friday
to meet tomorrow.
The following persons were arraigned
and plead as stated:
Van Moore, burglary, plead not gnilty.
Thomas Stack, robbery, not guilty.
John Malloy and Jerry Gaudineer,
robbery, first degree, plead not guilty.
William West, grand larceny, not
guilty.
Ed Kelley, grand larceny, plead guilty
to petty larceny.
John Polinpink, grand larceny, not
guilty.
Frank Jackson, grand larceny. not
guilty.
Charles Nearing, forgery, second de-
gree, not guilty.
Edwin Early, burglary, not guilty.
Wallie J. Hill formerly Of Spearfsh,
was brought from Iowa by deputy u.
s. Marshal to answer to the charge of
embezzling from the money order de-
partment Of the Spearfsh postofice, and
was arraigned before U. s. Commissioner
Jones, but On account Of lack of evil
dence be was discharged
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
First publication July ~
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE At DEApwooD, D. T.

LAND OFFTcE AT DEApwooD, D. T.. /
June "a, 1888.
To Edwin P. Knowlton. who made homestead
entry No. ,328:
In compliance with the honorable commission
ers letter ''Gn of June g. 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Deadwood, Dakota. on August
%, 1SSa viz:
Albert T. johnson. d. s. No. 1929.
ship Z, north. range east, and lot Z, section d,
township 7, north, range s, east, B. FL. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
William r: Smith, Peter Ostlund, Stephen
Ashton. jacob Schultz. of Empire postoffice.
Oak. JOIN T. WHITEsIDE. Register.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
First publication August L.
EnTINE EnR pIIpI L. ATI0N

LAND OFFICE AT DzADwooD. D. T.,
July 26 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
naIed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Deadwood Dakota, on Septem-
Der II, 1888 viz:
Patrick Kelly, Hid. E. No. 500,
for the sc or NV or. sw or ne or, NV or Sc or ne
or sw or sec Is. township s. north, range 9, east
B. H. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz;
Charles Bierer. John J. Folkhard, John Heb
erding, r. B. Zoll, all of 1T. Meade p. o.. Oak
JOHN r. WHITEsIDE Register
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Chase on Sat-
urday, August is, 1883, son.
The father is doing as well as can rea-
sonably be expected.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

The mugs at WATERFOWL are: Re-
vefsible Porter, Sly Sol, Slick Seth, aThe
Political Orphan (vanCise), Church,
the New Jersey yam, and General Daw-
son. A forlorn looking crowd they are
too.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
First publication JuIy 3d.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFrICE At DEADwooD, D. /

LAND OFfIcE At DEADwooD, D. T.,
July II, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler he's filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
Der s. 1883, viz
Jean Molitor. D. s. No. 4.4Ss.
for the hf sw or section IA, and hf NV or sec
ton %. township 8, north, range s, east B. FL. NJ.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
John P. Keffeler, Joseph May, Dominic Kef-
feler. Anton Strothe, of Sturgis City p. O., Da-
kota.
JOHN r. WHIrEsIDE Register.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
First publication July 25.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT DEaDwooD, OAK,
July II, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his election, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver, at Deadwood, Dakota, on Septem-
Der 4, 1888, viz:
Benjamin F. Ferris. Hid. No. 1888.
for the sw or section %. township 5. north range
4, east b. III. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
Walter Glass Jacob Hook. Edward w. Ball of
Sturgis, Dakota; Alexander j. Roberts, of Dead
wood, Dakota.