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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-04
NOTICE THAT TAX DEED WILL ISSUE.
CHM - En,,Lh nalEntn
STATE or South Dakota.


County Of Hard
To Jennie +. Smith and James Walker,
You are hereby notified i'll accordance with the
provisions of the statute in such case made and
provided that on the 9TH day of November 1892,
at a regular sale of lands upon which taxes were
due, in and for Hand County, at Miller, the county
seat thereof, the following described property
was sold for taxes The southeast quarter of
section sixtoWnship one hundred ami fourteen
range sixty eight Hand Co. South Dakota. That
said property was purchases by L. Blackman, OF
Rochelle; III.
And whereas two years have expired since the
date of purchase of SAID tract. and the property
aforementioned has otbeen redeemed.
You are also notified that according to the said
statute the right of redemption il and to the
said described ira CT of land will expire within
sixty days OF the completed service of this notice
and that the subscriber hereto will be entitled to
deed of said tract after the proper service and
return of said notice, and expiration of the time
required by law.
Dated at Miller S. d. this 10Th day Of Mch 1885
f. BLACKMAN,
BY L. A. Esbert, Agent. 70
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First pub. May Is, last June ~
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions OF
a mortgage or Trust deed containing pow
er OF sale made by Pardon Kinyon to l.. w.
Tulleys Trustee dor The Anglo American
Mortgage and Trust Company Of Omaha
Nebraska, beneficiary dated the Let day Of
October, 1889; and duly recorded in book ~
OF mortgages, on page 40, in Register OF
Deeds records OF Hand County. Territory OF
Dakota, now state OF South Dakota, for the
north half of northwest quarter and south
east quarter OF northwest quarter and north
east quarter Of southwest quarter of section
four, in township one hundred and nine mort II
Of range sixty eight west Of 9TH L. NJ, in
Hand County, Territory OF Dakota. now
state OF South Dakota, upon which there Is
due and unpaid at this date Three hundred
and thirty nine dollars, and ten dollars at
tOrney fees, for the recovery OF which no aC-
ton or proceeding has been instituted. No
tice II hereby given that said mortgage or
trust deed will he fOreClOsed by n sale of said
real property at public auction. by the Sher-
III of said Hand County, at the front door of
court house or building used for court house
in Miller, in said Hard County, State OF south
Dakota, on saturday, the 10Th day of June
1890, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to salts
fy said Indebtedness and the expenses OF lore
closure. Said mortgage or trust deed was
by Instruments in writing duly assigned by
said l.. W. Tulleys Trustee, and said The
Anglo-Amercan Mortgage and Trust Com
pany beneficiary, to William NJ UffOrd on the
9th day of March, 1895, and the assignment
duly recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds of said Hand county, on the / 9Th day
of April, 1895. and said William NJ. UffOrd il
now assignee and owner Of said mortgage or
trust deed
Dated this 10th day OF Nav. 1895.
WILLIAM NJ. UFFORD.
Present owner and assignee Of said mort
gage or trust deed.
Il. G. LAMoNT, Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Attorney for William N. Cfiord.
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NOTICE THAT TAX DEED WILL ISSUE.
State of South Dakota.
County of Hand.

state OF South Dakota.
County of Hand.
To John 4. FennellO;
You are hereby notified in accordance with the
provisions Of the statute in such case made end
provided, that on the tth day of November, 1892,
at regular sale of lands upon which taxes were
due in and for Hand county, at Miller the county
seat thereof. the following described property
was SOLD for taxes: The southeast quarter OF
section SIX. township one hundred and eleven
range seventy, hand County South Dakota.
That said property was purchased by f. Black
man, OF Rochelle. III,
And whereas, two years have expired since the
date of purchase OF said tract, and the property
aforementioned has not been redeemed You are
also notified, that according TO the said statute
the right OF redemption in and to the said describ
ed tract OF land will expire within sixty days of
the completed service OF this notice, and that the
subscriber hereto will be entitled to a deed OF
said tract after the proper service and return OF
said notice, and expiration of the time required
by law.
Dated at Miller, s. d, this 10th lay of Mch 1895.
L. BLACKMAN.
BY E. A. Egbert, Agent 20
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-04
First publication JuneGtG
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Huron, South Dakota, MAY
81, 1895. Notice IL hereby given, that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final homestead proof in
support OF his claim. and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk OF the Circuit Cuurt
for Hand county, South Dakota at Miller :
ID. on Saturday July 18th. 1895, viz:
SALVATORE NJ. FANELLE
Under his H'd entry No. 1901 for the north
east quarter of section I, township III range
20 tie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land. viz: Mark L. Hague,
of HighmOre, $. d., Michael Lasala. Robert
W. Perry, Albert II. Talbot, all of Rec
Heights, :. II.
JOHN NJ. DAVIS, Register.
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The Inter Ocean clubbing offer is
extended to Nov. 1st. Come in and
get the PRESS and Inter Ocean one
year for $1.75.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-04


Wilhelm Mueller and Elizabeth Muel-
Ter, DEFENDANTS,
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF n
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale in the above
entitled action on the 18th day Of Nav A, d
lS91 ana an execution issued upon said iudp-
ment the subscriber, j. J Strut, shrriif al
Hand county, state OF South Dakota. for
that purpose appointed, will sell at public
auction at the front door OF the court house
In the city oi Miller, county Of Hand and
state 81 south Dakota, on Tuesday the 2nd
day OF July. 1895, at ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon OF that day, the real estate and mort
gagged premises situate I'm the county of Hand
and state OF South Dakota, and directed i'm
said Judgment and execution to be sold and
therein described as follows: The south east
quarter Is "a of sertion two ~,
IN township one hundred and sixteen l1Gi
North 81 range sixty eight (6S) West of tbn
NTH NJ. or so much thereofas may be suf-
Client 70 satisfy said Judgment ana costs
amounting in all to seven hundred and TWEEN
~ Tour dollars and ninety cents with interes,
thereon from the date Of said Judgment ami
all accruing costs Of sale.
Dated Miller, South Dakota Nav ~. 1sol
j. j. STRUIF, Sheriff OF Hand 20 : n
Frank Turner, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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4
Other existing claims not includ-
ed in above 40 ~
Total liabilities l,6o2'3lo 40
". INCOME OF THE COMPANY DURING THE
YEAR 1894.
Total Premiums for year 1894 o32,23 %
Interest receipts o0''h' %
Total receipts 72O,993 81
V EyPENDITUREs OF THE COMPANY DURING
THE YEAR 1894.
Losses paid tzd'0o0000 30 10
| Dividends paid .o'ooooo ~ ~
! Commissions paid to agents ll-'''o -
Salaries paid to officers ana EN- -tteo Az
DlOyeS "f'f'" ~
Taxes and fees to insurance de- "a 90, q,
partments ,,Ln'SSU5 -,
| Other expenditures f-'o'- %
Total expenditures 1oo,oS2 II
VI RISKS.
'', Of nre"eding statement 59,45l ,01G 90
RISKS stata wr1Tte" since p''''58 471, 779 90
Total risks 112,923,695 90
Risks expired and rensured dur 800, o,- "a
ing the year 1894 04,o3.,oV' w
Total deductions 5S,2Il,oSS %
CdMrsNy's STATEMENT OF BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED IN THE STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA
DURING THE YEAR 1894.
Premiums on risks written 6,lSS w
Amount of risks written Z03,ooH w
Losses incurred during the year 3'SiL -
Losses paid during the year Z,ol' VI
State of Illinois 80
County of Cook , -,
L. Bucklhham President, and X. J. Smith
Secretary OF the Traders Insurance company
of Chicago, Illinois. being duly sworn. depose
and say that the foregoing IL Il iuli, true anu
correct statement of the affairs OF sald COM
pany. That the said Insurance Company Is
the bona-fde'Owner Of at least one hundred
thousand dollars of actual cash capital, In,
vested i'm state and United States stocks ana
bonds or in bonds and mortgages OF real eS-
tate unlncumbered, and worth double the
amount for which the same is mort gagged,
and they are the above described ohcers OF
+. BUCNINHAM. Pres.
r. j. SMITH. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me- TINS
10Th day Of January 1898. ,. r..,.,,.
+. S. WHIfTIDsBY. Notary Public.
The State OF South Dakota.
Office of State Auditor,
Department OF Insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, the Traders Insurance Company.
n corporation organized under the laws OF
Illinois has filed in this office a sworn state
ment exhibiting its condition and business
for the wear ending December 81, 1894, con-
formabie to the requirements OF the laws OF
this State regulating the business Oh lDsnr-
Whereas the said Company has filed in this
office duly certified copy of its charter, with
certificate OF organization, in compliance
with the requirements of the insurance law
aforesaid;
Now therefore. | j. +. Nipple, auditor OF
the State of South Dakota, pursuant to the
provisions of said laws. do hereby certify
that the above named Company is fully en-
powered through it's authorized agents, to
transact it's appropriate lBuslncss OF fire In
surance in this State according to the laws
thereof until the 31st day of December a. -.
1895.
In testimony whereof. have heredn-
[sEALl to set my hand and seal at Pierre,
this 10Th day of April, A. ID. 1895.
J. +. Nipple, Auditor.
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RORICK & GRIFFITH
French Coach HoRsE
"jAVEL OF"

Pure bred imported French
Coach, bred by M. Menard at
Calvados, France: sired by the
celebrated Government stallion,
Defenseur, registered No. 694.
Will make the season as fol-
lows: Rec Heights Monday; c.
d. Dewey's in York township
Tuesday and Wednesday St.
Lawrence Thursday and Friday;
Miller Saturday. Terms So to
insure. l.. Y. KELLOGG. Owner.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
PURSUED BY THE WIDOW.
Col. Devices Can't Account for Mrs
AltdOrfer's Queer Actions.

Col. Devices Can't Account for Mrs.
AtdOrfer's Queer Actions.
Mrs. Josephine Altdorfer. q Swiss widow,
who keeps a dairy lunchroom at No. sos
Fifth street northwest, was taken ill with
convulsious at No. 49 K street northeast,
last night.
A few minutes previously Mrs. Altdorfer
had run up the steps Of the house, violently
rung the bell, aud exclaimed excitedly:
II must come in you have my husband in
here"
Then she ran upstairs to the third floor
and entered the apartments of Mrs. Beard,
the occupant Of the house, and fell to the
floor in violent convulsions.
The inmates of the house became alarmed
and sent for the police patrol. II soon
arrived il charge of Policeman Walsh
She is a very heavy woman, weighing
about 800 pounds. Considerable diff
ficulty was experienced, therefore, iu
getting her into the hurry up wagon"
She was finally gotten to the Emergency
Hospital and treated for fits aud hysteria.
Then she was driven to her home, over
the Fifth street dairy lunchroom-
She was seen there last night by a
Times reporter and said that Col Devices,
the pension attorney was the man referred
to by her.
Are you married to Col Dewees?" was
asked.
"No, not married. He is engaged to Be
married to me-"
"How long since?"
''Three montas.''
what made you pursue him tonight
and have fits?'
because he goes with other women"
Col. Devices denied that he is engaged tobe
married to her and says that she is the
widow of a veteran of the late war. The
colonel is commanding officer of Post No.
8, G. A. R., also chairman of the veteran
employment committee, and a member of
the National Union Veteran Republican
Club.
Widow Altdorfer lost her place in the
Government Printing Office some time
sine, and last May Col Devices said, he
purchased the fixtures and contents OF the
dairy lunch room in his building, No SOC
Fifth street. 1t cost him over 500 for
the establishment and he let her have it,
She has not since paid him penny of the
amount, he added.
Il cannot account for her strange or I
may say insane infatuation for me- /
have certainly given the woman no rea-
son to fall in love with me-"
The colonel pooh poohed the idea of
being engaged to the widow, who has
three children, and said if she was going
to act as she did last night he would
quickly dispose OF the Iunchroom.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
CLOSED THE HAND ROCKS.
Civic Federation Serves Intunctions
Against the Harlem Track

Civic Federation Serves Intunctions
Against the Harlem Track
Chicago, Aug. 15.-Immediately after the
third race at Harlem an injunction
against the officers OF the Chicago Fair
Grounds Association enjoining the associa.
ton from permitting betting on races was
served on Secretary Murphy and President
Martin The writ was issued by Judge
Gibbons, of the circuit court, on inrorma.
ton furnished by the Civic Federation and
Is returnable in the morning. Secretary
Murphy said: The Chicago Fair Grounds
Association has leased no grounds for
gambling purposes to anybody and as an
association is not cognizant that there 10
any betting on the races. Racing will
continue at Harlem until November l."
1t is said that the purses each day are paid
by the bookmakers for the privilege of
making hand-books at the track The in
junction did not interfere with the races
yesterday afternoon.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
soLIc1ToUs FOR THE FRENCH.

Determined That No Cause for Offense
viii Be Given.
Berlin, Aug. 15.-The governor of Metz
has Issued an order forbidding the Veterans
Unions, which are celebrating victories
won by the German armies in the Franco
Prussian war, from crossing the French
frontier for the purpose of depositiug
wreaths on the graves of German soldiers.
He has also ordered that the wreathes
which are intended to be placed upon these
graves by the veterans as individuals and
by the relatives Of the dead soldirse, shan
not have on them red, white, and black
ribbons, the colers of Germany.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
EXPECT A BATTLE.

Escaped POstoffice Thieves Cornered
and Will Fight.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 15.-Gen. Warren
P. EdgartoD, chief Of the postal inspectors
of this district, said yesterday that he
had received dispatch from Inspectors
Holden and Lewis, stating that they had
almost corpered two of the notorious
postoffice thieves who recently escaped
from Jail In New York.
The men cannot be captured without
battle, and no attempt to corral them win
be made without the aid of a posse. A
fight is expected 10 take place and sensa-
t1opal outcome may occur in day or two.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
CAUGHT JUST IN TIME.
Banker Binsen Was Skipping Ont
With Big Pile.

Banker Binsen Was Skipping Out
With Big Pile.
Rotterdam, Aug l6.-Gustave Bingen,
twenty-nine years old, a member of the
banking firm of Bingen Brothers, of Genoa,
Italy, which recently failed with liabilities
OF 81 900 600, was arrested in this city
as he was boarding thesteamer Spaarddam
for New York
After his arrest h eattempted 10 commit
suicide by swallowing pastiles containing
corrosive sublinIate. A physician was
called to attend him and it is expected
that he Will recover. The police made
a search of the prisoners effects nd stated
that they found among them $50 900
francs. Fingen had taken passage for
America under the name of George Blind
The evening times., 1895-08-15
SMASHED 1T WITH AN AXE.

Father Brueck Demolished the Pew,
but Has to Pay.
Tawas City, Mich, Aug. 15.-The jury
in the case of Provost Brueck for slander
brought in verdict against Father
Brueck for $500. Father Brueck had q
row with Provost over the payment of
pew rent, which the priest claimed was in
arrears.
Provost continued to occupy his pew and
walked down the aisle and demolished the
pew with an ak. Then he assembled the pull
pit and gave Provost scoring. Provost
brought suit for slander with the above
result
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Navalofficers Recommended.

Acting Secretary McAdoo, Of the Navy
Department, yesterday certified to the
President the recommendations ofthe Naval
Examining Boa rd in the cases of Commodore
Letter A. Beartlslee, Lieut.. George W. Ty-
Ter and Ensign Marbury johnson, recently
examined for their promotion to the next
highest grade of rear ADMIRAL, lieutenant
commander, and the lieutenant 1uniorgrade,
respectively.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Echo of Homestead

Allentown, Pa, Aug. 15.-Charles Kem-
merer, of Emaus, aged twenty-five years,
died of consumption, due to a cold con-
tracted while on duty as a member of
Company B, Fourth Regiment, during the
strike riot at Homestead
The evening times., 1895-08-15
P. s. Browning Honorably Acquitte

r. >. BROWNING AOnOrably Acquitted.
Editor Times: desire to state in refer
ence to the charge of embezzlcment, which
was brought against me by G. Frank Engle,
the ice cream man, now located at No.
1928 Seventh street northwest, that this
prosecution, or rather persecution, was
the result of business jealousy on the part
Of Engle. Judge Mills quickly saw that
he was prompted by motives of revenge, and
promptly dismissed the care, freeing me
from the suspicion of fraud with which
Engle had surrounded me by his charge
Ny reputation in Washington has always
been beyond reproach. The police court
is too often used as q means of allowing
individuals 10 crafty their spite by pro-
curing warrants for the arrest of guiltless
persons and thus eIuirching their fair
names. As it is there is TO redress for my
arrest and false Imprisonment, except it
be the good opinion Of my fellow citizens,
which I haveen1oyed SO loug here.
PETER 8. BROWNING.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Explained.

Mamma-Why do you always run so fast
when sent on an errand, BERTHE?
bertie-Because, mamma, the faster run
the shorter 1t always makes the distance
New York World
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Mrs. Adele w,,ze, nesa

Mrs. Adele wttzel Dead.
Mrs. Adele Witzel, wife of Lieut.. II. NJ
Witzel, U. s. N, died after an extended
illness at her home, No. 1922 Sixteenth
street. yesterday. Her death was expected.
The evening times., 1895-08-15

AS usual on Sunday the
Times will contain many fea-
tures of remarkable interest.
The enlargement of The
Sunday Times to twenty
pages has been made perma-
nent, and this makes it the
best and cheapest newspaper
published in Washington.
Twenty pages of the
choicest reading in the world
the latest teIegraphic news
the cleverest features-the
most profuse illustrations, for
8 cents, is what The Times
offers you every Sunday of
the year.
The Morning, Evening,
and Sunday Times combined,
delivered at your house, cost
but 80 cents a month.
The evening times., 1895-08-15

Discreet Friend, Why, su-
sic, I'm surprised that you should come all
this distance with Tom Turpin alone and no
chaperone.
susie-oh, thAtslall right; our chaperone
will be here is o few minutes. You know,
she's rather stout and Ton, is such a
scorcher.-Brooklyn Life
The evening times., 1895-08-15
THIEF IN SHORT BREEcHEs.
Moore Was Caught b,
Ira NJ

Lafayette Moore Was Caught by
Mrs. Wilson in Her House.
A very small colored boy whose name il
Lafayette Moore, aged twelve years. was
arrested last evening by Detective Nc
Glue, Of the Third precinct, on the charge
of burglary.
1t is charged that Lafayette broke into
the house of John II. Wilson, of No. 1880
L street north west, 4 few nights ago, and
when caught in an upper floor by Mrs
Wilson told her that he was from an
iceman, who wanted to know il she wanted
any Ice.
When she called to her husband the boy
jumped through a second story window
and escaped, dropping a large silver dish
he had taken from a cloest.
The little prisoner gave fictitious name
to the station keeper and said he knew
nothing of the crime charged against him,
but finally confessed that he had entered
the house through a back window with
the intention TO steal.
He-Great heavens, woman, do you think
am made of money?
she-I wish you were. could get you
changed then.-Indianapolis Journal.
The evening times., 1895-08-15
Our prices were never lower than
they are now, nor bargains more

Our prices were never lower than
thoy are now, nor bargains more
numerous
IF you are going away don't
forget to take a stock of camp
stools and hammocks with you.
Life viewed from a comfortable
hammock looks much brighter
than from the hard ground.
We have all sorts of light
furniture for summer cottages.
This is the best time of the
year to renew the furniture in
your house-or perhaps your car
pets are beginning to look shabby
we have some beautiful plush
and tapestry carpets at extremely
low prices.
You may not believe It, but buy
ing carpets now is frequently like
finding dollars
WASH. 3. WILLIAMS,
7th and D Ste.
Carpets
and
EurniturN
The evening times., 1895-08-15

Right here and prominently, before going
further, it is well to bring an index straw
| 10 the surface. The Star has boasted Of
| its lifelong interest in the workingmen
| OF Washington. 1t was a boast without
basis, and one easily shattered by ref
| erence to its files. 1t fooled but few
workingmen, and why II fooled even these
few is merely a matter of suggestion But
| the Star endeavored to make its boast
good, by q seeming fairness in these latter
| days. 1t is hard to teach an old dog new
tricks, however, and the Star must now and
then wieid its blue pencil on news OF
vital interest to the cause Of labor. Labor
interests must not clash with the Stars
financial interests.
The columns OF yesterdays issue of our
esteemed evening contemporary may be
perused for proof. The Federation of Labor
on Tuesday nigbt placed the lexington
line and its branches on the unfair list.
The Times yesterday recorded the fact.
The Star suppressed 1t. 1t could not aud
should not be expected to print matter
adverse to its own financial bettcrment
But here is the 'dead-give-away" par
allel column:
Yesterdays Times. Yesterdays Star
The lexington and As announced in the
Soldiers Home Rail- Star, The Protective
road Company and all Street allway Union
its branches, the Belt reportedits complaints
line, street and against the lexington
Fifth street line, were and Soldiers Home
placed on the unfair ailway Belt line and
list, and the delegates other railways con-
were requested to trolled by the Eek
carry this matter back ington company, and
to their respective or the &C tion of the
ganizations with in union was indorsed
structions to urge a by the Federation 1t
rigid enforcement of was announced that
the restriction. This the Labor Day confer
case received especial ence will have another
attention because OF meeting Sunday nex II
the discharge of an atTypo.raphicalTem
employe by the COM pie, and all Interested
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were invited TO at
of being member OF tend
the Protective Street
Railway Union.
Now to some simple and unadorned facts
In It's search for information as to the ap-
parent fiip-fiOp of the Star The Times
folk wandered into the Senate document
room up at the big building on the Hill
There was found Senate miscellaneous
document, No 81, printed during the
third session of the Fifty-th Congress
1t is the annual report to the President of
the Senate of Mr.. W. Kelsey schoepf, vice
president Of the Belt Railway Company of
this city. Among the list of stockholders
is the name of Samuel H. Kaufman, who
is known to fame as the president of the