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The state herald., 1892-10-21

sunday l. spoken " ~ a day Of frii Bal
not Ny men Who have Ia read The sunday pa
pcrs to their wives
The state herald., 1892-10-21

The smallest men ate heaviest when II he
rnmes nuertssfr Tot The political party 10 ear
- them Into office.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

The Self-maic man Is frcqu emily exceeding
ly proud OF q very poor Job.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

You Who haze that dreadful BLOOD
POISON and hayr taken Mercury, potash.
4 - r., hni I'll oihrt so'caliei Gurus without
permanent hrln eHH be quickly aud netma.
,Yl1nuta
The state herald., 1892-10-21
THE ST. JAMES DENVER.

II cases Of drunkenness were argued before
full court there would he no convictions.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

First Tamp-l haven't -rcn you Tor three
months What have you been do'nsi Second
Tramu=Iimp
The state herald., 1892-10-21

UNDER MAilER n CLARKs Management tho
lboYo hotel Is DO 'oning tbs most popular hotel IN
ienver, and tho headquarters tor Slate people.
Rates ESQ TO t1.Ylper day,
The state herald., 1892-10-21

Bnkcr's Norwrginn God Liver OIL
Quickly relieves throat amt lung d srnzes aud i'm.
parts vigor and now NE. Sold bJ druRgists.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

Do people laugh In their sleeve because
That is where their funny bone lsi
The state herald., 1892-10-21

Sick and Bilious Headaches aud all deranga
mcnis Of tho liver, stomach and bowels
They're guaranteed TO give satisfaction, OF
your money is returned.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

We pay tha highest ptas ~ Hrh9ii District
run Il and futniHh iih1faph hHHis. ~ rfifarlrfa
fsafI M siruAidus, iois than uafAut iatfs.
Duuniy nni niHneil1i hrn u bought Investments
mortgages, AhiFsss, D. a. fAffEnAns. ~
I.---Ll u. NM Llnl-IImn. mnuAnf.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

Through Service to Chicago vim Kansas
tlty.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

R.W.BAILEY , AFjI,tic WIZ WIFE, mos NJ
Flower Pot ktnnds. isG Lawrence st. Denver, COT.
The state herald., 1892-10-21
"nOTHER'S
:. FRIEND".

Is scientifically prepared Liniment
and harmless; every ingredient is of
recognized value and in constant use
by tho medical profession. It short
ems Labor, Lessons Pain, Diminishes
Danger to life of Mother and Child.
Book TO Mothers" mailed free, con-
tanning valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
sent express, charges prepaid, on receipt
BRDHelD REGULATOR CO., atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists,
The state herald., 1892-10-21
KING SHOE COMPANY, P 400
snOLA. No 100 ARNpAlIOE RT.. pENNER.

II PER CENT INTEREST paid on deposit,
- lJiN by tia Colorado Saviug4 Hank 1911
lErlmur st, lunypr. Dali write
The state herald., 1892-10-21

THE GETTING IT DOWy
Is bad enough, with the ordi-
nary pill. But tho having h
down IL worse. And, after
oil tho disturbance, thcrcJ
only q l,ttlS temporary good.
From beginning to end, Dr..
Piercc's Pleasant Pellets arc
better. They're tho smallest
and easiest TO take 90 tiny,
sugar coated Erunults that
my child Is ready for. Thea
ihny do their work 30 easily
and 10 naturally that Il lists.
They absolutely md pcrmnn
entity cure Constipation, In
gi.fa.ffat, ntltatt- ANfufa1ss
The state herald., 1892-10-21

SADDLES AND HARNESS SS1 hsisi. 4.
II. II. HEisri, 1aoD BLAKE ST. DENVER.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

PHOTO SUPPLIES hyerg ihiuE u,ei by
and Hand InnurHs, n, NJ, DAVIS ITss-'f1 Arnulhoe
The state herald., 1892-10-21

DopK-EEEriSg. fii1rthani, Typewrittns. Pom
- Mnusbip rtIdenia nii-i 10 employment. Catl-
luruo free. -. s. iarnhnm, Principal, DsuysT.
The state herald., 1892-10-21

GENERAL HARDWARE Tinvarp. chirior oak
" Stoves and hauges. Bikorf Buppiie-, whole
tale and Retail. Geo. Mayer A tiru 18th x Mtrset.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

Default having been made in the paymeu,
OF the sum of nine hundred and eighty min.
aud 10 dollars which is claimed to be due All
me date OF ms notice upon a~certain mortgag,
duly executed and delivered by Geo. l, Wi
Iiams and Irene II. Williams his wife. as mort.
gagors, TO- the American Mortgage Company
OF scotland lLimitedl, a corporation as mort.
gage, bearing date the sixth day OF Noyem-
Der, A. ID. 1885, and duly recorded liz the once
Of register OF deeds in and for Day county, Ter.
ritory OF Dakota fnow state OF o Dakotatou
tne IIth Gay OF November, A. D. ISIS, at eleven
ociock ana ten minutes q. m. in book III o,
morlgageson page one and he action or proceS.
inss having been instituted at law or oIhe,.
sise 10 recover me debt secured by said mort
Now therefore notice is hereby given tina,
bA virtue OF the power tale contained in said
mortgage and pursuan. to the statute in such
Care made aud provided, the said mortysea
VIII be foreclosed by u sale OF the premises dss.
cribed IN and conveyed by said mortgage. viz.
The south halt OF The North west qusrter. 81
OF hwA ana The north half south west quarter
ln4 swH) OF section numbered twelve i'm
In township numbered one hundreds and twenty
9"e ll2I) north OF range numbered ffty eivh h,
t1sl west, of the 9TH principal meridian con.
tanning one hundred and sixty fI6O)
10 the United States G~oyernmsnt sur
vey thereof, IN bay county stale of Sonth Ds.
kota. with the hereditaments and appurten.
highest bidder for cash, to nav said d.ht 49,
interest, and taxes Of any, on said premises
anu nity dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated in
ana Dy said mortgage in case of foreclosure
ana the disbursements allowed by law, which
saie VIM DC made by the Sheriff of said Day
county at the front door OF the court bonse a.
tle village OF Webster. in said county and state
on the 18th day of November A. D. is92, at 10
. SLoek IN me forenoon of that day, subject to
reaem ption at any time within one wear from
Date Of sale as provided by law.
Dated, August 9Th, 1892
me AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY OF Scor-
LAND 0LIMITED.)
~. BATTERToN, No,,s.o
Wilmot, South Dakota,
a.il,St Attorney for mortgage.
as" |iosheto' browns Valley, MINI. Counsel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

the position OF every union regiment in
each days fight, a small stone on either
side of the monumaIt marks the right
and left flank. We ode out on the
Chambersburg pike Wednesday after.
noon, over the first DAVIS line of battle.
An association owns the ground, and hrs
laid out drives, each being named aiteI
some general who fell in that vicinity.
The first one we entered was Reynolds
Avenue, and in the edge of the woods
was a fine monument on the very spot
where he fell leading mis- men 10 meet
the foe. ! wish could tell you of them
all, but il weuld weary you, ever if l
could remember each one. but | never
saw costly and ma s~nincent monrl-
menis anywhere than these upon this
battle field. many are tributes of The
stale from which the regiment came,
while others were erected by the str.
vivors ofthe regiment in memory Of their
fallen bfothe 5, 346 are now compile e,
and seve al more in process of erection.
while in macy places were markers
showing where a monument was TO he
raised in lae neai future. Tie e is on.
stone erec,eu by tue confederaies, bat
the association decided nol TO admit any
more. On the second ami third days
fields these stones are almost as thick as
in maIps a graveyard. As We stood on
Caps Hill We could almost see the gal
liant charge OF PicSetlis men, as they ad-
vanced unier that fearful fire. and we've
mown down se grass. In many places
the breast Sor $ were still easily traced
We follow ed he line a long WAYS into
the woods and down by the sprt"g
wher the diving ~Qlenched tneir n 'rst
ON those hot July days. The last place
We visited was The National Cemetery.
Dedicated 10y Lincoln, with its long lire
of graves BON of tue knowh and the ~
hnosn. Ii s beautiful place and mosi
Carefully kept. Thursday afternoon We
turned our ey es toward The far wesl,
bringing with Us memories 10 tighten
many q dreaiy day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
The Womo3 Of the Relief Corps.
LCRAScY >oH o.

With !oyal hearts ana loving
deeds the women o. the north p 0
we'd their devotion to the Union
When Wal came they responded 10
It's call and prepared lor It's emer
gencies. doing thelr part in al ear
nest but womanly Way. u slIen
g.Ief they bid The dear ones 90.
WIN. ie they III home remained to
SPIN the cotton and The tow.
When peace was declared they
realized that many year, would pass
ere the suffering CAUSED by The con
f1ict would cease, and so women be-
gan TO plan how she could be OF ser
vice.
When the Grand Army of the lie.
public was formed, women organ
lzed sewing soc cites and AID sOcie
ties Tor local assistance. When The
sacred service OF memorial day
was estab'I.hed they assisted the
comrades IN weaving floral tributes
for the martyred dead.
At the Sc ,ulchre II Was woman
who first m'n.. cred unto the risen
Saviour; and so down III 0ugh the
ages OF time womans heat has
been first to rejolce in peace and
first to bleed IN war. So in the
great and famous cd state of Mas
sechusetts, where so much Of our
national history certers, who on
all the fields of the first great strug-
gle, lent their Eigorouc arms to the
cause of all, was first conceived the
plan of forming Il state organlza-
tson to be called Il Woman's State
Relief Corps. And their sister state
New Hampshire, with her granite
power and will, was next to fall in
line. 1t was now apparent that the
Womans' Relief Corps had become a
peImanent reality. At the national
encampment at Denver the repre-
sentatlyes Of the Womans' Relief
Corps were invited to attend and
perfect a national organization, and
SO from Denver the women comb
ned their state organization into
n of the grandest association that
has ever been formed in connection
with the Grand Army-Thc Ladies'
Auxiliary. They have joined hands
TO prevent the soldiers Of the nation
from wanting the necessities OF life.
And the soldiers returned home.
rejoicing that the Womaus' Relief
Corps had been endorsed by the
Grand Army of the Republic.
And so our work is marching all the m
The welcome knell is ringing with praises most
For the aid and assistance we are giving all
the time.
To cheer and comfort those,
VINO, IN the ages pist,
Barred their bosom TO the grape shot,
While bnlle = round them passed.
Dear sisters, never falter, while we wear this
badge of blue.
Let the memory OF our heroes who number
now but few.
with the fallen martyrs who fought
for me and YOU
And slept dpon their knaPsaeks IN Fthepitsa and
slough.
10 protect the flag ofhonor hat floats Ger US
to-day,
md emulsfes their ma1hop IN national his
tory,
When at the campdres the! meet. with loyal
purpose true
et us prove our devotion ly mingling with
them too, z
Iere' $ a Toast to our Webster Corps an infant
ia yearE, ;
Who has stood the rousfahout OF over three 5
years; q
n Thoughts and in sunshine, IN Billiards aud I,
rain. fHtt -
rev have I Cd shculder to shoulder, their
fyghts to obtain.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Land once at Matertnwn 8 n o., ,s -. 10.

Lane omee at WATERFOWL, s. d. Oct. 18th. 1899
Notice Is hereby gwen that the folIoying
TO make pre-emprion final proof in sunnort ~
ms claim, and that said proof will be- mads
before the clerk otthe circuit court AZ Wcbs
sth, 1892, viz: DAper
Sanford B. Walker. pre-. DIS, No. I77sI.
So. i-et' range
hensmes the following witnesses TO provo
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Richard hsrden. William Huggett. Ed. q
warner, Charles Lindquist all of WebsteT : n
+. p, PHILLIPS. Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Fraternal Fellowship and Its
Mission.
sAkAaA,RAY

"In union is strength" and the
wise conception OF the Grand Army
and Belief Corps, is truly demon
stratlve Of power in united action.
The orIginators OF these vast or
CARNATIONS scarcely anticipated
SUCH surprising results. Emanations
from loyal, sympathetic hearts set
afioat on the sea OF life, returned
after a few days, fraught with de-
votion and numerical strength n
parallelcd in the annals of history.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Sons OF Veterans.
ALICE L. WARNER.

when some thirty years ago we
stood with hearts thrpRblng to the
stirring strains of fife and drnm and
saw our boys-yes, our boys
smooth faced even to glrlishness,
some of them with the last kiss on
their lips and the gay rosette Of
red white aud blue OH their breasts
pinned by sister or sweetheart,
marching away, steadily, bravely,
20 what-some to death either on
ield or in hospital, some to be
drawn into designations such as al.
ways stlfpds camp life to worse
than death--a fniuea life-for how
many took their frat taste of liquid
lire from the old canteen-some to
return, thank God, with unscathed
hearts ana morals, even tho an arm
or a limb had been left behind as a
sacrifice to their country's altar;
some with a faded, crumpled knot
of ribbon-sslll preserved tho blood
and claiming the hand
that pinned it on, as tho one they
hold through life-and out
Of such unions as these, the natural
outgrowth of that loyal and patri. !
otto issue that caused the one TO 90
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Our Last w lar.
BY IRENE c ADAMS.

Our last war was the war of the
Rebellion. That was the last war.
There wi never be another war in
the United States of America.
Oar civilization has progressed
too magnifcen:ly to adopt such
beastial methods as war by which
to settle it's differences.
When | joined the Woman's Re-
lief Corps four years ago, | was
deeply impressed with the methods,
the dignity, the dis ;ipline, the in
tenslty of patriotism, which iLs
members displayed. | thought
these women know only a part of
their power, only a part of their
mission; they will learn it however,
as events t~ranspire and war in this
republic is ended.
Where women have worked their
way into every fibre and sinew of a
government, where they stand upon
au equality with men intellectually.
and grand1y above men morally;
and where their political restrictions
aIe c. umbling gradually away. In
such a nation, which accords the
| liberties to women which this IA
| ton accords, the bloody chasm of
F, organized war will never again be
brldged with human forms.
In the earlier civilization it was
woman's province to bind up the
wounds of warriors, to nurse Tho
sick and weary, to inspire with
courage snd hope the hearts of the
brave. To day u higher step than
this has been taken; a step that lifts
her country beyond the periIs Of
human conflict. Women see no
PATRIOTIC necessities in blood shed;
it is the method Of the brutes, the
method OF the savages~
When Chill incensed our states
men last winter ana three million
dollars was expended by them in
one moath in preparing for war
with tire tiny province, the women
of our nation uader ths 'sPeace and
Arbitration" departments of their
organizations began their petition
work. The president and con-
gressmen were inundated with Pc
titions. 5000 women signed by
telegraph, a monster petition at
headquarters in Washington, be
cause there was not time to collect
signatures in any other manner, i'm
ploring u statesmen to arbiCrate
with Chill and not 10 rob the mo
TIERS, wives and daughters of our
loved ones to sacrifice to the rapa-
cious fagots of var. A few Ameri-
can sailors had been killed by the
Chllians, aud for this our statesmen
proposed to send thsas9nds of other
men there to kill and be killed, but
the women added their protest, they |
pesisted, they i%mplored. The
white lengtbs of those great petit
ions were like the yhlte wings of
peace flaming gently into ea!m, the
angry agitation of these statesmen
For there were the names of their
own wlyes, the pames of their be-
loved daughters. of their reveIed
mothers, their affectionate sisters
and friends. There was no war.
The hot terms Of resentment
had been used toward Chill
aoftened a little, The president
and SECRETARY OF war no longer
threatened but demanded an inves-
tigation of the wrongs done and
that The murderers should be pun
lshed. /
Whsl The policy OF our patton
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
SPECIAL TX ul2'uH SOUTH

O. ,.e boxes 4r .-.-g h4L:Ler.
tel i.'c.I~ X. I;.N.. run a
h. etA South. .eav.n- Sioux
10 s.t0 = .. 50. 4 cay. 645 p. ID.
U..vu, 81 .";. .vkee, SD p. La.
\ ..u, Ur..ar. 4 t.. ,a, - 1910
a ,i.. V}ereir. I. lz.5S IT,: !uwa
f.. :. POI a. nj. s"h.eE, 2;26 =. A.; Wal.
t. 90, 500 a. NJ. Mangnrolei 5.22 d. III a;
D~rnuque, 100 a. m, Tuesday Uct...e$
%. me route will be via Memph u,
G~isenyGie, V~icksburg, Nalchez and Ia.
roo. R'ug", stopping j. lew lrugls at lhe
ab !. points and passing oyer the entire
Pee" - day light. A night aud halt uf
IT. ~ EickshurR will give all an op-
lVr .1ttv to visit the National cemetery.
att, grounds and other points of
30 Is est. At several points the citizens
" 81 eae ain the car with hanauets and
. ives about the city and country. The
e."u -."t' VII reach New Orleans Sstur.
day OF. 29'h. Passengers returning;
Nortu ~ MI, within the limit of their
tickets. stopping IF at Hammond, Rose
@NEd, Magnolia. McComb citv, Jackson,
"a .ss-- pat. jackson, Tenn, and other
points south of CAIRO. Only one fare TO
NJ q leans and return, as above out
3 ned. Tickets will he sold at one far
to any point south of the Ohio river
inclu ing CrOwly, Jennings and Lake
Char es. Tourist slee prs will be at
sChe 10 this tram al a trifing addi-
-E it.e. If You haye aiy desire
t2 .s- ue southern country, this is
Fsog On a'tuniiy. Wr fe the un II.
: sae al at Manchester, Iowa, for o cir.
'lae giving map an flu desci iption Of
excursion. ]. F. Merry ..f F,
7.3 " Asst, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

Land once at w~atertownr s. d. Oct. 81
Notice is hereby given that the folf1
named settler has fled police of his int
I'm support of his claim. and that said PROD
made before the county judge at Webb
ID. on Thursday, December 18th. Issl. W
Phillip A. Greos. 7. C. E., No. i26is,
FOR the sch OF ses of sec. 2e. town ~. RAD
He names the following witnesses 70
OF said land, viz:
Eric Forssen, Mathies Johnson, Angus
son, John Grubir. all of Webster. s. ID
nS-I2 f. P. PHILLIPS, R.gis
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
FINAL PROOF NOTICES,

ana once at Natertown, ). D., Oct. 18th, 1892
named settler has filed notice of his intentinn
70 make hve year homestead fna, proofin snn.
Pors OF MS claim, and that said proof Will De
made before the Judge or in his absence the
cierk OF tue oouutyc court at Webster. > d. on
tuesday December 6 1899, viz:
Jacob Krech. BID No. 1852.
LOT the Sc \ sec. 81, town. I2t, Range Sc.
he names the following witn.sses TO n,ovx
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz.
John Heinrich. Paul Pischke Anton Cry.
mosky, John Hagnaski all of Webster. {. b..
I. p. PHILLIPS. Repi ster
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
So LNLNAO

STATE az SuvrT DA:oTAla
CoUSgY F DAE
In Corcuit Court, hind Jud. aisl C..e1:t
" II Cay, Plaintiff,
s~rainS': fSG. d gons.
lee: . II. Clay, Do feDdsntl
THgeTArE OF SoUTH D,KsaN Nrvi.+ C.--rISE
To the above ! 8mtt dee dBut-
Yea gr. 49, SIM.
moret aud reGG red 10 auswar &C. 1-aiuG
IL this action whiu: was he. az Day
a. SrpT mbe-- 4. >. IT,. n he vHf rae
cleTk 81 HI circuit cUur. " AN $3.50 b said
LAY county h a-ts er. Sousl -z'--I VAIN
tn4Vi. days after tie service o. IL summo :.
eN 'us We ofJh. d. g. service.
And T. You fail 70 aa~a,Tsi.d "oulctCiuE "la#u
rra 1iEe. iii F.a.aE.4 " lgr-, - he ssurEs
~ * re H. demanded the ,os.s.asu
s.Gss cess.
DL',a a. ", tier. pay Co Sous, saso:a,
hi 2..a day Of ctP,=Ely-. -
..&-E a-aae
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Official Notice.

by order OF Hon. J.. Andrews. a genera,
term OF The circuit court, in and for the connty
oi LAY, state OF south Dakota, is hereby called
10 convene al the court house IN the city OF
wooster IN said county and state, on Tues.
Gay, the 18th day OF November, A.. D.. 1sei a.
one CLOCK IN the oiterpoon OF said day.
Dated at webster, Oct s7lh, 1892.
ID. T. PoTTSa,
Clerk OT Cotrts-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
Chamberlain's Eye and
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore =
letter, Salt Rheam, Scald Head
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Ec1e
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore MP
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soo1n'
Hundreds of cases have been cures
it after all other treatment had -
25 cents per box.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

Land once at WATERFOWL. .. n. Nov. iots
Notice is hereby given that the foiiow
named settler has d ed no,ice or his intec
to make hid. five year final proof in suppss
his claim. and tlIatsaid proof will be mad
fore the Clerk of the eircuit court at IVES
3. D. on Wednesday, Dec, 2sth, 1892 VIA:
Joseph Paul, he No. 1901.
for the nwL Sec. 81, Twp. 10, Range oo.I
his c%ontinuous rt sidence upon and cuiti
Of said land, viz:
"A. NJ. Wilcox, Lewis Del. IoSepn !
Claus Remers, all of Egeland. s. D.
n-l7-13 T. p. PHILLIPS, Regis
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
The Reporter q Farmer.
&c. Editor.
i..lgs d .is South Dakota Press Association
/ VI Woman, BANQUET.

We devote "a ! arge.space this week
10 the responses to the toas.s given
at tue Woman's Relief Corps ban
4 ct, at the home of Mrs. Adams,
;pon the occasion Of lie annual in
erection of the local corps, by DIS
jrict Inspector, Louise z. Htuser.
Il was a ''first attempt" upon the
pit of every lady who responded.
ne sapper Was superb, aud he
event Was declared Nv the tweu,y
ladies' present to have been an en-
5yabie success.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17
ko,iee OF Mo cage sale.

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once at ws,srtovu.s.p. D, Nov. .

Land Once at w%atertown. S. D., Nov. ?.
Notice is hereby given hat the folio
named settler has filed notice of his Int
to make homestead five years final pre
support of her claim, andthat said proc,
be made before the clark Of the circuit
at Webster, 8. d. GU Saturday. Decent
1892, via:
Josephine Kullssa nee w,lka, bid. No. y
for the sw I mex and WI of Sc I and SEX
sec. 10. Twp. l23. Range s..
He names the following witnesses o !
his continuous sesidence upon and custls
of said land, viz:
Frank Rnmsica. Jacob Goekowski, =
Rsbe tski. Larry Dolney. all ofThorses. 7
nls-i2 F. P. PHuLEfPs, hssi;f
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-17

Land ONCE at WATERFOWL. S. ID. Oct. 25tA
Notice is hereby given that the foil
named settler has filed notice of his int
TO make nd five years final proofin supp
OF MS claim, II that said proof will be-
before Judge OF county court. at Webstefl
IN Saturday. Decen .r 10th. 1889, viz.
Abrsm g. Farrsnd, Pre-. d,s. No. l7s7
Tor the sw I of SEQ. 8, town. I22, range 56'
He names the followiugs witness 10 pre
continuous residence upon aud cuitivatl
said land. viz:
Thomas Cloyd, Leonard Philhraok, |
Phillips, william Douglass, all Of webste
MILL f. p. FHILLIPs, Regi1