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temps. 81 au point du jour lie ciel
est borde dun cercle blanc GU dore
aux extremites de rhorizon, ct la base
region de lair mouillee de ros6e, qui
sc TAFT voir dams les Wires DIES fene-
tres, marque de beau temps. Lors-
quH y q beauconp de roste lie matin,
que le soleil CT s@erein, beau temps.
p en- Sc couchant il ct c."ir ct net
sans breuil.aId, ct que Ton vote a
fentoar de petites nutes rouges,
soP"'eSa ioS "Ne7 "s7 ""lieS, ihaf4ue
O. "e"l Temps.
MESSAGES DE LA FL'iE TIRES DU
SoLhiA. 2' ny 5o.e.teat Dah rouge en-
y 'e''1'' 'n'f'loe y" 'ehl 81 d' P!ule.
-" p'e"l i"tsI"e ie ao'eii se lere, Il
p3e'l o~i.tai"1e'nehl loa' Is Jour. 81
Ga % ie'a'i' on Won Par"llre a Ten
'"'I gu So'e'' oe tongues rates. ella
ii''q'e qoc Ia p'ole est pas ION.
On P'f"i1 pane 'oote III JouFnee, de
/" pune oa Plus taIa le lendemain.
p y soielI pendant ie Jour paralt
hoit s. oosc"r' mafque &c piule ct
loi'l'e'fe' ~ Sc conche aIec Gle
s'"huS raEohS Fef' Ia tefre' plnIe on
merge pool ie iendemain, sulvant IL
S"l'oh' q en- Sc coucnant on antre-
i"eh'' Il est cache tune huee jaime
on I'm peu ro"sse' piuIe-
PREsAGEs DU BEAU TEMPS, TIRES
DE La LuNE.-Si Ia lune est rouge
lorsqu'elIe &c ieve, celia pronostique
du vent en- hiver, ct en- etc une grande
chaleur. particulierement 81 ellie Test
Gu cote qu'elle nest pas 6clairee. 81
cte est bien claire quand ellie Sc leve.
u Il temps en- etc, ct Ell hiver, grand
fl a. 81 trois jours avant on apres
81 :onjcnc.ion en- son quarter, ellie a
III. petite ct pure lumiere, celia denote
le beau temps. ST trols Gu quatre
jours apres qu'elle est ~nouvelle, ellie
Sc montre nette, beau temps. Lors-
qu'elie est dams son plein. 81 ellie
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douce, que remotion faisait trcmbler
&c qui inquiete NJ. Spitz, mon
Pierre, est egalement n cause de
gros soucis pour ton pere ct pour
moi. Tu es assez grand gareon
maintenant pour nous comprendre, ct
d'ailleurs tout lie monde saura bientot
de 4uoi il retourne. En III mot, mon
%enfant, nous allons avoir II guerrc
avec Ia rrusse, Ct il Sc peut qua
Iheure quill est, ellie soft declare.
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Gheure quill est, ellie soft declare.
NH.
PREMIERS RENsEIGNEMENTs.
la guerrc! lie mot ne me fl pas
tout d'abord granite impression.
J'avais bien saiai, par-ci par-la, les
propos DIES gems dc Framont, qui
racontaicnt que les Allemanas ttaient
tres monies contre nous ; mails je ny
avais pas pris grande attention.
L,in4uiGtude de VI. Spitz, celIe dc
mon pGre, le ton emu de mn mere,
me donnerent pourtant q penser.
Bient5t, d'ailIeurs. les nouvelles. de
vagues qu'elles ttaient d'abord, pri-
rent une precision singuli4re.
Par quelIe tGltgrapEie mysttrieuse
ces impressions Sc commandment
Giles? Qui lie salt Toujours est-il
que du jour au lendemain &C petit
village de Framont, oil Ton ne rpce-
vait gu6re de journauN, apprit que la
guerre etait dtclarte Ct que tous les
soldats en- congo allalent 6tre appelGs
sous les d%rapeaux.
Je yiyials cent ans. que e n'oublie-
rails pas e jouro d'attentc ct d'anx-
iete. Les rasscmblemeuts Sc for
maient a chaque coin derue ct deyant
.c'Gtaient DIES discussions intermina-
bles on chacun ,oulait ayoir raison.
J'allais de groupe en groupe, hap
pant les n%ouvelles au vol, tout enfam-
me d'espoir, CONNIE 81 J'eutendais
dGja lie chant du CLARION ct lie roule-
ment du tambour.
jules ttait pas moins anime.
Adieu les heures d'Gtude; nous
passions Ia matinee Ct l'apres-midi,
tant6t q Natzvi.ler, Ct pendant lie
repas nous servions toutcs chaades
les histories que nous ayions recueil-
lies an Ecu partout.
Mon pere, sans toujours nous
%croite, nous tcoutait cepcndant a,ec
pl&i>ir.
Volta. iii -ait-;l. dcux qaillards
.qni, du temps de Ia Revolution, au-
raient fait de fameux tambours !,
i navait servi que dams Ia garde
nationale, en- 1913; mas i await lie
gout des chooses militaires ct. dams
notIe modesto bibliotheque, llistoire
du Consulat ct de rEmpre de NJ.
Theirs occupant lie premier rang.
Ma mere y mettait moins de com
plaisance ellie await peur du bruit
dies armes. dc l'invasion surtout,
toujours possible dams IN pays 81
peu eIoign6 de Ia frontiere. Mails,
avec notre ardeur turbulente, nous
avions bien vite fait dc caImcr ses
apprehensions. ct i III fin de chaque
repas an verre de riesIing de 1884
etalt Blu All success de Ia bonnie cause.
Dependant une ombrc de t~rlstesse
voilait de temps q antre notre enthou-
siasme. u. Spitz n'avait pas quite
son ar soucicux. Tandis que mon
pere, apr6s Il premiere secousse,
s'Gtait mis- \ l'unisson du sentiment
~populaire. mi restait contraint ct
siIencieux. III Gtait clair que dies
lidtcs cha9rincs l'agitaient, car lexcel-
lent homme ne savait pas cacher SEES
impressions.
Nos !ceons avaie&td etc s~uspendues
mais NJ. :Spitz Ne m~anquait pas de
venir nous voir chaque jour a l'heure
du ddieuner on a ceIle du diner, ct
Isouvent mon parc rtussissait a lie
retrnir.
In jour que e riesling ycnait d'Gtre
bu, deux coups discrets, d pcine
perceptihles, furcnt frappaa i Ia
iportc d'entrte. N. Spitz Y Ieya q
courut ouvrir avant qu'aucun IL
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&c fut encore NJ. Spitz qui leva les
difficulties. Nous savions
depuis l%ongtemps quill connaissait

oepuis ionStemps quiz connaissalt
o'fasooarg pour aVol haolte. Ii
proposa oohe a mon pere oe my
"cco"pa9her a'ec ioi' oe my install
'ef eU oe leS'er a"'aht gun lie iau-
or'is pour me Peiiiet're de sui'fe les
co"'s g &c II a~cc''lha'er.
-'e ~ tFouEefai IN 9 CORES
P0'i'ai'' 9TH gu Sc lfot'ant les
'ialiS' Ct j pfonteral oe occasion
Poos ft2'eF quellaeS al'lFeS a MOI
43' S''l''o1' ia-o'.S orpo'S oeS e'eF-
A',e-. ne me femeEeIez pas, non
ann &c beau meFife 81 aY2ls SUM
'otie 'c-.e oT1"i9 soA eNla"ee pour
ie PLANTER IL a'' moment ctltiQne.
i ~ cone oecloe que e i'u-
'"Ihe Sui'"hl' nous nous meltflohs
81 Io''e' 'oN!e ~ l"'p'i'e oe'a't
e''e "e " p"r1'e Ct 'e'iier d mon
i"''''''No"' he pe'e 'o9ue et'''
meme o"NI7 e'n'nehe' o~u~"nhe' fo'
PfoH'9i"i' VIC ! occ's'on pour Won oh
n
my ''A w
=
Il. r.
N ioH le'o
P'~ "ooo''' Je he
0 ''9 pas w J''' "'i''s 'o"'0
s~n' eA 4o'Ne' 'o cetee o"te
's''''1"Ae''9 -" ~ MAJ lo'o sur IL
"'"i ~ lH' oN'H'''e' H"hilee elie-
'''eiii' "Ae s''no'''' o''i'e'"
w peise 81 Lete me parut lent.
sans los ~rromeaades du jeudi Ct da
~dInanche, tantot an Donon ct au lac
LameiA, tahtot aux en'irons dc
AatzHIiier ct Jusqu'au convent &c
9aInte-Odlle, ] anr"ls comptG les jours.
Avec In belle %saison, la vie de
Jaequele await repris plus Gle rtgu-
laflle. J. ernite Ga Slherfels await
! existence 1aclIe: les mena9eres de
Gfahdtontaine, ct dc tramont rem
pIissaient sa hesace de carottes, de
naVets ct &c pommes de terre. II
Ii aFalt Plus peSoin dalier member
dams les villages lolntalns pour salts
1alre son r"buste appetlt, ct, chaque
jour, i midl, les BONES gems dc
GrandfontaInc Sc slgnalent devote
ment en- ~entendant sa clorhe qui
sonnalt i-4"gef"s.
Poprtant vers les prcmiers jours
de juliet, J%aequeIt dlsparut de nou-
veau, ct, CONNIE jen lis Ia remarque
au pere Josut, il Sc contenta de Sc
couer Ia tete sans rtpondre.
lie ne pris point abord grandc
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ELEVAGE DUN INSECTE
UAGREMENT.


81 w coieop'efe eNoIiloe sc
'lo'7 " cihI eeAl'hetFea ac long,
p'ocle parent de holfe modesto l"a-
~" "'' S'''"oe' q |'S&''f, GU to'4o-
"5''''s', cue ne 'tUp'A e7L SON pa-
Ien' P''N ~ ''f e4a So V"tt a!i4~'
'"''7 ~ '"'n'''e7 'a7eele7 quaint
a' P~Nf'fiiofe' est c''nloe &C non
il"ilie. w Ni"' 'ueileF, ceataa-dife
y ~ '~'-'oiA'9Ie, = mature i"y2"t
oo'e oe 'o'S pe'''e9 i'H''IheS oohl
'e"N sur 'e 'os' "he u =" Polliihe
i" e's'lt''e on seP"ie'ne'O II peuV
ooNIIF oa leflhef' a'iliih'f on etelhdFe
" son Sie' - qu' REPAYMENT Il III
hi'"ie We intense.
he'eN"5e &C ceue pellle mc'-
'el'ie 81 l"sel'He on 'o"t ~ MONS
plePaie Paf IN sa'aht de FfaSae' "
icil'' gu en- q SUM- un bout a au-
nc &c iel' oe'eloppemeht II oure
''"N aus arrive " e'at aoui'e on
i'''''''' los PSr"Pnofes J oemeuFent
f"''te mons PeA"'At ie74uela ieApe-
inieAl''e'' ies = h'rf'iS oe rai7Ih7'
nsoeS s. 1'10.-s sogtes' regime n
= tf'u'e ~ rs Sc soht feproauit<
II ouoii'i!S pas &c are "a on leur
a''lL tonne oeS ofi"s sec oe came
d socre pour support Les chooses
e'ah' 81 sinpieS, II est probable que
e'eVa9e Gu pyroplroFe est destlne a
'lo"'er homofe eNplo'tant5 ct ia
matters.
"AutahJ y iuiniefe tune iaInpe est
ao-oeSSus &C Ia umlefe dune veil
leose' 'Htaht ceIic On pyrophore Fem
porte SUI ceiie an YER IIisant. On lit
facilemeat @0 fayoAIement de cette
iumlere. Linden ~traversant dc
NUT les dan5ereuses torets m~eNlcalnes
met IN ~ cea ln8ectes u chacun dc
ses pletts, . detre molns expose i
mareher eur IN serpent. lie jour
'ehn' oR III to.et tfa1ersee, Il dePose
{ !ah'!eie2 sur ahe ieUiiie ct CONT
nae Sol EN- uh proVeFbe du
pays olt "eihpor'e IL mouche oe
leu mas ~Ee1ela-ia on III as pnsc :.
oe pfo'ef7e ehsaigne . la fois la
prc'"y"hce' u reconnaissance St II
cHaflte'
les P>fopAofes Sc Eendeht sur le
h'afcne ne -HeNlco non point aux
'oyaSeaA' mas aux daines, qnl les
imprisonment dams &c pellts sacs de
tune les'+'le.s Sc lAent en- grants
noinore cans les n@uds &c rnbans Ct
&c bouquets 81 Aeufs "rtlileIelies' e
sen parent CONNIE &c rnbis, deme-
ia"aes 8 de claimants. Vhe femme
yer de oi1ouN 'i'ants marche'
accompanied q une iuInlcfe qul lui
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POUR RIRE.

-Une brave campagnardc visite
Paris.
On lcnvoie au palais de justice
vojr juger III process en- cour d'as-
slses-
El!e revlent le soir chez ses amis'
Al , dit-elle. I'aecus6 que ions
Va est mn famenx gredin. &c quill
gesticuiait ! Pour Sc dGmener CONNIE
@ faut joIimcnt etre coupable +! Et
pois il marquait NAL, il await une
blouse tout rouge
ii que'Ia aeait iris pour l'accust,
rt1ri .apro user general!
~ yrai Halotru, que le pejntre
I..-
a1..e iaar, il r~cncontre dars Ia
4lie ia monde fort spiri-
tue..a-
IoIon SON hahitudc, il 1uge inutile
d6ter son chapcau, Ct SC contente
Dun petit signe de ttte protecteur.
lie lendemain, par hasard, cette
dame retrouye notrc homme dams un
salon ami.
1T d'un ton d. bicnveiIlan. con
sell:
Mon cher monsieur H......
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AENN, NEMENT.

@5t'
A1Taf ~
s&NEHN-ENrS-
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MoRre AGE FORECLOSURE.


Default has been made in the conditions Of
norteaae continuing power of saie. dated March
1atl,, 1889, duly recorded in the Office ii the
Register of Deeds of Fall River County Territory
of Dakota, now state of South Dakota, March :lst,
1889. in book \ of mortgages. pages 396 and 391,
whereby DavidD. Hunt ard helic Hunt. his wife,
nort.agor. murtgagnG t" the Nor,u Hestern
MORTGAGE frn. c"nsln,y. mortgage, The mort,
lU), south rang eight (s>, east, Black Hills Neri-
dian, in Fall River county, Territory Of Dakota,
nov state of South Dakota, by which default the
power of sale has become operative am. no action
or proceeding at law has been instituted to re
cover the deht remaining secured thereby, or any
part thereof, and there is claimed 1t to Oh he due on
Now notice is hereby given that by virtue of
said power said mortgage will be foreclosed ana
said premises sold nj public auction. by the sheriff
of said county or his deputy, on MONDAY, January
srd, 1898, nj ten O'Clock m, at the front door
of the cnnrt house in Hot Springs, s D.: to pay
said de3t, interest, attorneys fees and disburse-
men.s allowed by law
Dated Dec. 10th, 1892
IsEAI NoHTnw EsTERN MORTGAGE TRUST CO.,
+. w. CooiIDdE, BY G. IL. NINroH, Secretary,
ATTORNEY. Mortgage.
First publication, Dec. 9th.
Last Is Jan. 10.
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Hot Springs
Racing Association.
A Regulation Track with all Mod.
ern Conveniences for
Race Horses.
Another Attraction for Tourists.

1t has been contemplated for some
time, but the Hot Springs Racing AS
sociation is now fully chartered under
the laws of the state, with capital
stock of $4,000. The promoters are
Edmund and Jos. Petty, and Walter
Parks. They have purchased the
Judge Bennett place four miles south
of the city on the Cascade road, and
will begin at once to fence eighty
acres, with high tight-board fence.
Two wells will be bored at once-a
waterwitch having lately been out
and tested the surface with his forked
switch, and pronounces water easily
obtainable. A fine stable will be built
that will hold 250 horses, the stalls all
being boxed. A regulation mile track
modelled after the ST Joseph, Mo. track
upon which Nancy Hanks broke all
records-will be made at once. a
grand stand to seat fully 1000 people
will be constructed, which will he en-
tirely seated with chairs, and have
private boxes in front and above. a
club house will be built and nicely
furnished, having large promenades
entirely around, and here will be
served lunches and light refreshments.
It will be kept in strictly fiyst-class
manner.
II is expected that all the buildings
will be completed and everything ar-
ranged for giving the first races IN
July The first day will be set aside
as the BLACK Hills Derby Day. and
the officers intend to make this great
day, and one that will attract people
from all over the northwest. Ihi.
will be fully reported in due time.
In connection with this enterpris'
as racing organization, it is pro
posed TO receive horses for training
and also sick horses for treatment
this being the sanitarium for horses t
which we alladed in our holiday is
sue. The company will also bu.
horses, and break them for the easter
markets, thus creating market TO
horses here in the Hills. which has 8
long been needed.
Altogether this is magnificent er
terprise, and Hot Springs congratr
lates the promoters of the idea.
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Black Hills College Department,
III. b. HARE, Editor. i

Happy new year Eighteen hundred
and ninety-three smiles upon us with
somewhat of an nfantile smile as yet.
in which there is not much expression
either of good or evil, but in these plas
tic features there is room for wonder
full variety of meaning, TO some oi
us the new year means collage life but
well begun; to others it means farewell
to college halls. For some it adds but
another twelve months to the rur-
pcseless drift of former years; for
others it holds the determining choice
that shall shape all future life to its
cwn USE TO all of us it means some
thing of unlocked for JOY and sorrow.
of unsuspected strength and weakness: !:
but despite the outward circumstances
which are not within our keeping, the
garnered sNeaf OF days that next De
cember lays before us will be i'll greater
part the product OF our own planting:
ours the choice for grain or weeds.
Many of Our students. in common
With that portion of humanity which is
sojourning in a strange land, returned
to the family hearthstone and indnlged
in tile usual holiday plrasantries. for
getting for the once all books and les
sons.
Ye scribe returned Tuesday morning
from Kansas City, thus ending mem
orable vacation. altogether too short,
and can now be found i'll his accustomed
haunts. where he will welcome all items
of interest concerning fellow students
The many friends of Virgil Daniels
much regret his absence from school
this term.
Prof. Maud Wilson returned Thurs
day morning from visit with parents
and friends, and reports a joyous vaca-
ton.
Miss Grace French, of Rapid City
graduate of the "Boston School of Art
and Painting."is is now numbered among
the faculty. having recently been
elected to the chair of fine arts. This
department opened to the public Tues
day morning, and prospects are tiatter-
ing for good results.
Earl II. Hare, who for two and one
half years has been connected with the
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City Council Proceedings.
ClTY CouNcll. CHAMBER

NlTf NOtNNI. INANEEK, I
Hot Springs. Jan. 3, 1898.
Regular meeting.
Present, the mayor aud Aldermen
Stewart. Turner, Marty, Jennings aud
Vincent.
Minutes of last meeting We're read
and approved as corrected.
Moved salary of all city officials for
month OF December be paid. Carried.
The following bills were allowed:
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C1IERirFs SALE.

~.
Cnnntv of Fall River.
Buffalo Gap Lumber conpany. n corporation duly
crpaniatd ria.'r thc aws ui In" state uf Sor'f
Daioit. ,nu lu'si an'i Price, n.r,uors::i,i
composed Of George ililist and Virgil z. Prize
plaintiffs.
operative Savings and Loan Association n
poraioi duly organized under the Laws a.
state of South Dakota. and IN" Fremont II,
factuIing company. u acorpo,ati"n. a.Ieudaii's
Notice is hereby gi,nn that by yilue ola -iac
ial execution to mo directed and delivered, nd
now in NV hands, issued on! If the clrr,s niiici.
of the seventh judicial circnt court, state of
South Dakota. in and fnr tho connty Of tn! River
upon a judgment for S5si..l and costs nmouu-
ilg to SG1 IN, makin:, IL total Judgment of sG;i.i4
WAS rendered in said cnrl IN favor of the Buffalo
tap Lumhe. co,npanv and limlst and l'iice and
against Bertha \ Bnnck and Il. A.. Rlnncl
levied npon the following described real properly
Of said def n'lants 'o-wit eainai,l at l'.r point
Hot Springs in F." River count. South Dakota.
running thence east along the north side o. said
south one hundred and tyent, ,l2o) feet. thence
west one hundred and hfty l5n, feet. thence norti
ona hundred and twenty t1a3, feet tr the plare uf
beginning. al! in Fall Riyei county. Sont bake
ia. and shall on Saturday, the iili day Of Feb
rrary. \. d. 1893, AT the hour of Two o'clock =.
IN. of said day. at the front door. of Il" corr
house in he city Of Hot Springs in said county
and state, proceed t" sei all the right. 'it'e md
interest of The above NAMED Bertha Rilncs Ard
r.. A. Bil1!icK III ara IA me aoo'c utScIinet iff-
erty to satisfy said Judgment and COSTS a'nnn,f,
ing to sin hundred md forty ive dollars aDd
eghtyfour cents, together with MI accrning costs
Of sale. and interest on the same from, the i4'h
day of December. 1892, at the rate OF seven per
cent per annnm, at public auction to the hiale-t
bidder for cash.
Dated Hot Springs, S. D., this 10Th day of De-
cenber, 1889.
LooMIs S. Gull, Plaintiffs Attorney.
SETH CLIFFORD, Sheriff of Fall River county.
by w. LAFLaIcHs, Deputy.
First publication Dec 3Oth. II
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city attorney and rejected by the com

city attorney and rejected by the com
Ill.
AIr. j. IL. Boomer was ncminatedisor
the Office of city attorney and rejec-ed
by council.
$. T.. Wilson was nominated for city
attorney and confined 10y the council
by unanimous vote.
Moved to adjourn to 9 a. m. Saturday.
Carried.
}. O. DIcKovEn, j. 3. DlcKovEE.
Auditor. Mayor.
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SnERlTF's SALE

y
by virtue Of special execution, issued out of
ard under the seal of the circuit court i'll and for
he county Of Fall River and state of South
Dakota. upon Judgment rend, red and docketed
in The said Court, ON the 9th day of Nsvembrr
~ ~, 1891. in action wherein William Il.
Cloud, j. W Pike and Jas. Wilson plaintiffs.
and a. NJ. Ryan is defendant, in favor of the said
plaintiffs and AGAINST the said dciendant, for the
sum of one hundred and ninety five and 49-lGo
dollars which special execution wis directed and
delivered to nae sheriff in and for said county
oi tull River n;iye thus 2nth day of December;
/. II. 1852, levied upon all the right, title and
intersslof ine said dvfendent in and to the follow
m, described red property. Lot number thirty,
.3nl, in hlpuk number eighteen us!. in Fargo. and
Prentice : addition To the town of Hot Springs,
all in Fal! iiiy.r county, South Dakota
Notice is hereby i.an, that J., the undersigned
erihrd reai property 10 the highest bidder: for
cash, al public auction. at the front door of the
court house in tho city of Hot Springs, in the
county of Fa, River. and state OF South Dakota
Saturday the itii day of February, a d. 1873,
ata O'Clock p M, of that day. to satisfy the said
pecal execution, together with the interest and
costs thereon.
SETH GirFoRp, sheriff of Fall River county.
LooMis :. CIIl., Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated December IS. \. ID. lSg2. 40
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-06

GIiENIFF~s SALE

STAT of south paso,aco..:.:, OF Fali River. s.s
Willis +. sawyer, phiniiI
W. NJ. l.cnhart aud yeleite L, Prentice, an, J. :
Parks. defendants.
Notice is hereby given that hy virtue ns al cxe-
cutinn 10 me ditectcd and delivered. ai,l nov n
my hands, issued out cf the clerks uiicc of ttt
seyenth Judicial circuit court. stat of S4nt
lakota, in and for tie county u. l.i, ty.r. ne,f
Judgment rendered in $. id court il fatoi /
Willis T. sawyer and a;aii,;,i W. NJ. i'nin!rt n.
Nen"te T.. Prentice the iiti ,'av "f Boo s,i,r
A.i' 1899. have n.io.l ui HE eoliuvueleser.l}
real rra..srt, ot sud defend n, N"uette
iren!i,e tc.wi': Loi ike - in lius''s uns tlAi
H. ori.,inai toMns;'e of ois'prin4.s srn ~
'"r ~ OF section Ike 0i2l teNmSliip sryea
-oni!!, nf rang- five ,.,l east. all in fan Hi,
county. South Dakota, and ,hut l sh'.ll
Ss,i,i,ay the aSth day OF January. 4. D.. lS.
a, thc or. uf i. o'clovt p. IN. sand dnv a. a.
font ,n"r of tii. cont l,ousr in He; springs
said roilnty aud -'at". rYnce,, tN soil: N We l
tide and interest of the above named Naiieite i
Prentice in and 10 the above described plopai'
to satisfy said Judgment and cnsts .rountii..e i,
four hundred dld seventy two dollais ard fit,
four cents .2l...5i. together with al ar.ri;ir.
costs Of sale. and interest TN the fum a.,
th dav of December. \. H. ls.'2. at til,
rate. of per cent pcr anniim, TT publ
auction. to the highest bidder for cash.
SaTn GIFFnrD.
sheriff of Fall River County.
BY L. w. AAF.EteTl, Deputy.
LOOMS $. Gull.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated iiet Springs, 8. H.. Dee. III ls.ra
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-06
NOTICE.
state of South pakota. eth Judicial Circuit.

NOTICE.
State of South pako,a, 9TH Judicial Circuit.
In Circuit Court in and for Fall River county.
Notice is hereby given that the nndersigned,
John l.. Ruggles, intends to apply to the Circuit
Court "f Fall iver county, ith Judicial Circuit,
State "f South iakota, to change the name of
said John l.. Ruggles to John Lorenzo Williams.
Said application will he made on january ath,
lS!ti, or as thereafter applicant can be
heard in open court.
Dated at Hot springs, $. d., December 1st 1892
.IuIiN l.. RuGGLEs.
Looms $. Curl, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Dec.s. 36
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-06
EplroR srAg-Ailow me the privilege

EDITOR SrAE--Ailow the the privilege
of making a correction. In my brief
statement of the history of the Baptist
church gwen in Your holiday number,
it shoa!d have been stated that Mr.. j.
A. Soaswiek OF this city. in business
connection with the land department
of the G. & N. w. Il. II. III Chicago.
was, together with Dr Stewart. one OF
the generous donors of the site
OF the church building. In OBJ
tanning my information, my informant
unwittinely omitted his nsine.
take great pleasure in making this
correction.
Yours Sincerely.
RoRERr LESLIE, Pastor.