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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
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Have you read the fash
; ion prophecies1
Noticed how strongly they
all lean toward Black this fall?
) You won't wonder when
you see the variety that has
) been provided to meet the
demand that is sure to come
has come, in fact.
We have seen styles come
and 60 for many a year back
but the eclipse of them all
; is total this season. Novelty
in pattern-novelty in weave.
You would hardly believe
plain sombre Black was
capable of so many varia-
tons. AS a consequence the
stock is larger-many times
, larger - than ordinarily.
Everybody is going to want
a Black Dress. Of course
one of the new things. Moth
ing in the prices to hinder.
We import ours-because
; we want the best-of style
and stock. Exclusive fea-
tures-all of them.
Even this long list isn't
complete.
46-inch Zibelines-plain or IN
ombre stripes-s2.5O a yard.
46-inch Frize Cloths, in ondule and
shuttle patterns n yard.
45-inch Silk and Wool Arabesques-
81 and $3.50 a yard.
44-inch Velour Francais-S4 yard.
4S-inch Boucle Md D'Abeille-
$2.75 yard.
4S-irch vigone Cancels Hair-S2.25
and $3.50 yard.
5O-inch Astrachan Russe-S4 a yard.
4O-inch Mohair Raye-$1.75 yard.
40 and 4S-inch Crepon Tricotine-
$3.50 and 81 yard.
4S-inch Crepon Germania-S2.50
yard.
4S-inch Crcpon Matelasse-S250
yard.
47-inch Crcpon Boussoufne
yard
finch Java suitines-plain and
boucles-S1.aO and S1.75 yard
Al and 4G-ineh Boucle Cloths-plain
and fancy-75c., 81, SIPS, $3.50. 81
and $3.50 yard
5O-inch Mohair Broche-s2 yard
56-iuch Tailor Cloths-several diff.
ferent effectsv$3 yard.
4S-inch AIohair DiasoraIs-$2
yard.
AiOhairs In Jacduards and others
$l.2h. $1.5O, s1.75 and 81 yard.
44-ineh Mohair Moire- 81 IS a yard.
42-inch Princess Suitings-$1 yard.
46-inch Wool Corduroys-$l7
yard.
4s-inch French welts-s2.oo
yard.
4s-inch Armure Serge-sl.5 80 yard.
42-inch Spezia Jacquarls-$2
yard.
b+inch English Cheviots. in wide
and narrow wales-$1, $1.a5 $15O,
SIZE, 81 and s225 yard.
Lupin's 4G-inch Cancels Hairs-S1,
$1.2o. $3.50. $1.75. So, $3.50 and So
yard.
4s-ineh Cheviot Mervcilleux-s1.5O
yard.
4s-iIch Drap D'Paris-s1.5 80 a yard.
42-inch Mohair Fantaisie-S1.5O q
yard
42inch Varna Suitings-$1 q yard.
4+inch Empress Jaeluartls- .5Oa
yard.
42-inch Granite Cloths-$1 a yard
And II you want a Bicycle or
Tailor-ruade Suit We have the proper
matericls-plenty Of them.
.PERRY'S,
Ninth and the Avenue.
Established 1910.
Telephone $685. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
DIED.

PAULINE MARIE, infant daughter Of Henry
and Thressa Bonhart aged one month and ten
Funeral Tuesday at pm. from St. Mary's Catholic
Church.
BURKE. On Sunday, September Is, 1875, at 504
18th street southeast at 9:1o pm, JOHN, son
of Michael and johanna Burke, aged nineteen
Funsr''! from residence Of parents, above number,
on Tuesday. September IL, at pm Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
BUTLER. The remains of the late wM., JOSEPH
Olivet cemetery Tuesday, September Ii. 1885.
and inferred in same cemetery at 3 O clock Pm
Friends and relatives invited to be present.
FINN. On saturday; September 4. 1875; a, II
and daughter of Mrs. waldburg Lauer, aged
thrty-one years.
avenue northwest, on Tuesday, September IL, at
s:45 Am. REQUIEM mass at St Mary's chnrsh
at $50. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
son. 407 Washington street northwest, ALICE
GORDON, aged one hundred and five years.
Funeral from second Baptist Church Sd street be-
tween II and streets northwest, ON Tuesday:
September Il, nj O'Clock pm. Relatives and
friends respect fully invited to attend.
HATCH: The remains of the late DANIEL G.
HATCH were laid at rest In Exeter, \. H.,
Saturday, September IA, 1895.
JOHNSON. On Sunday. September Is, 1885. at
O'Clock am, Mrs EMILY c. E., widow of the
late LaIkin johnson, aged sixty years.
Funeral Tuesday. pm, from Campbell A. NJ E.
Church, Hillsdale, ID. c. Relatives and friends
invited.
MIDDLETON. On Sunday. September *, 1888, at
10:4S PM, LEANpER i. MIDDLETON. at his
residence, Eranchvile, Nd. aged fifty-six years.
Funeral services chapel Glenwood cemetery Tues
day. September IL, at O'Clock pm. Friends
and relatives invited.
RAWIES Departed this life September Is 1898,
at 7:10 am, JOHN p. RAWLES.
Funeral from his late residence, 1ai street north
west, Tuesday evening, September IL. Funeral
services at Third Baptist Church at pm. The
interment will be at Arlington cemetery.
RILEY On Saturday. September IA. 1895, at IL 80
p.m CHARLES V. RILEY, aged ftty-two years
Funeral services on Tuesday, September H. at
O'Clock p.m., at his late residence. 2l35 Wy
oming avenue. est. Louis and Chicago papers
please copyD
WILLIAMS. On Saturday, September IL. 1soo. at
$3.50 am, KITTIE EVANS, the beloved wife OF
wv Mosby Williams, at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. John 7. Long. HarrIsonburg, Va.
Interment In Woodbine cemetery, Harrisonburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
A succer.ful Lawn Fcte.

The lawn fete and garden party of st.
Pauls Church, which has been running for
some time, closed Saturday night. and will
probably net to the ladies of the ch Irch a
sum very near $1,000. 1t was held at the
corner of 18th and v streets. and has been
an entire success in every particular. The
debt, and it is possible that the whole sum
required may be forthcoming. 1t is esti-
mated that over 10000 people have visited
the fair since 1t was opened. and the sue
cess Of the enterprise has exceeded all ex-
pectatiQns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16

Mr.. j. E. johnson, signing himself secre-
tary of the District commission of the
colored people for the Atlanta exposition.
has addressed letter to the officers of the
exposition protesting against the granting
of privileges for the establishment. of a
bar room in the negro building at the great
fair. MIR. Jesse Lawson, chief of the color
ed commissioners, denies that Mr.. johnson
is secretary of the commission, having
ceased in that capacity September i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
IN LABOR CIRCLES,
A Long Session of the Protective
Street Railway Association.

Rnf
-
2uqru! after midnight last night large
number of the members Of the Protective
Street Railway Irn;on haaon q sacra+ ,,aa.
ing ar tho,r ho,,-,,,e, p,o,,, IL,
.:s ~ Fish heautuarte's, ounchs han,
NO. 3l4 Sth street northwest, which lasted
! until nearly daylight The members of the
executiva corrnit.aa n,ho ,,oao .o,,. ~,
tbo,i,,, 20 r;,,o 49,. ~
-, s" out an aceouh. Oh 'he pro-
ceeuihes OF any OF the meetings, were OK
tremeiy reticent in regard to what took
place, but it is understood that the reIa-
tions hetween prasi.,,r. r,,r,,,>a :. -.
,r.,.....,,. - " VI INC
mo, arc o,.i, so,,a-,,- o..a,., ,.Na nus
as is alleged, the former has nor lived mn
to the promises made to the men through
the committee of the latter. which called
on Mr.. Phillips several weeks ago.
1t was alleged by some of the men that
Mr.. Phillips has done all he could to ham
ner tho oner.t;cns ne tho ,,,for o,a .ho+
he hos ,,,h.,,t .,,1 -. -
e mas "ilhout Just cause threatened 10
oisfniss some OF the motormen and con-
ductors who have provoked his displeas-
last schedule arranged by Mr.. Phillips. end
which is now in operation. the Swing
men 40 not get sufficient rest to preserve
tha. or.-,n,,c anu ~ Is Lurther asserted
Ing transferred IN tho 9th straa, lin for
the purpose of disnla cling members of tba
union simnlv hecausa tbey ara smnh 1harS
is much excitement amonp the man On
the subject and the leaders daclars that
DeIore settlement of the present troubles
isfactory assurances that the promises
made viii be kept.
An oncer OF the Metropolitan Railway
Star ra,sor.nn son iS I TO-DAY with a
foundation whatever for the ranort e,sn nv
the EMPLOYEES that Presidant Pbi,i,ns re
not lived up to the agreement mada few,
weeks ago or that he has do,a am,.tt;r te w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16

Gaslight is a better light than cleo
tricity if it's burned through Sic
n1ens-Lungren Gas Lamp. And it
sheds beautiful white light, making
it excellent for show windows and
store interiors. Rented for 25c. a
month.
Gas Appliance Exchange. 1928 N. Y. ave.
se1O-2sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
In the Churches Yesterday.

Rev. DIR. Robert P. Kerr Of Richmond yes
terday occupied the pulpit of the Church
of the Covenant
Rev. DR.. r. S. McKim has returned from
Ills summer vacation, and preached yester-
day at the Church Of the Epiphany.
The meeting for men held under the aus
pieces of the 7. NJ c. A in Foundry Church
yesterday afternoon was addressed by Rev
Joseph Dawson of Boston, who chose for
his subject THE Unanswerable Argument
for Christianity"
Reports of delegates of the First Baptist
Church to the international Christian En-
deavor convention in July were received
last night at an echo meeting of the c. E.
Society of that church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
CHENILLE PORT HERE'S.

lGlHIlSLMulllll5 lY|WlM i ul5RI5So
S2.5o quality Portieres, handsome
dado and frieze, with tassel fringe
top and bottom, in four different col
orings.
SH.@8.
! S3.75 quality All-chenille Por-
there's, deep dado and extra heavy
fringe top and bottom, colors peach,
tan and rose, electric blue and gar
net.
S2.@S.
4 $3.50 quality All-chenille Por-
there's. extra weight and size, in all
the dado effects and colorings.
S4.98.
j $40 quality All-chenille Portieres,
pretty enough for any home, in the
very richest effects, introducing the
newest ideas of the looms.
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
s. Kann, Sons 4
Co.,
S11H & MARK[ET SPACE
Y GU

MAY Just as we'll admit that this is
the kind of weather that reminds you
of the fact that new Bed Coverings
are needed-New Hangings must be
bought to give your home the ap-
pearance Of fall house cleaning. We
can supply you with inexpensive
draperies and bedwear that will look
well and give perfect satisfaction.
On the other hand we can fill the
wants of the most fastidious.
=, oT Hs, LACE &C ; GTRTAINs, 81 YARDS LONG AND
S SE5 NJ dSL M SA ARE % THST sS PAIR
csc.
g TTGES VIDE AKE MADE or THE SANE
Fh Much AfG RICHER Tha 8SHS
;rI,, AEE $1es 4 PAIR, BUT YOU'LL FIND
SG.AS.
80 oTR AcE GIPE SRE 81 TAEPs r T9S A Hp
ES sEV W5b I HAS GES6 E IS p x9TT
AND YET We sf1 Only MARKED bH THEM Al s'''
S2.@8.
20 !s Rs W6E 1hE iii fAR2 rs ESM Me As SD
S2.25.
TkH Mh MAHE Noa aRn S @oHrh
S4.@8.
SOMETHING VERY HANDSOME AND NJ, E, EIABo-
HA N ANY 5AE IE HE yaE S IF
THIS CLASS OF GOODS WOULD THINK THEM
CHEAP AT SIS PAIR, BUT THEY ARE ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
BED BLANKETS & COMFORTS

l5c
1914 GOOD QUALITY SILVER GRAY BLANKETS.
SPECIAL PRICE, soc.
ia SILVER GRAY BLANKETS. SPECIAL
PRICE, ST.
Ia SILVER GRAY WOOL BLANKETS FIN
JSHED THE SAME AS AN ALL-WOOL COVER
ING. SPECIAL PRICE. $1.95.
10-4 AII~WOOL WHITE BLANKET, OUR 1SA-
BELLA BRAND. PINK. LIGHT BLUE AND RED
BCRDERS. SPECIAL PRICE, SOS.
la ALLWOOL RED MED!CATED BLANKET.
$3.eS.
FULL SIZE BED COMFORTS, FILLED WITH
WHITE, WE'LL STITCHED AND FAST-COLOIsED
COVERING, 0Sc.. 81. 40. s2.9s $3.25.
100 l0-4 WHITE CROCHET SPREADS. AS
SORTED PATTERNS. 49c.
800 GENUINE CLARENDON SPREADS, THE
HEAVIEST AND BEST IMITATION OF MAR
SETTLES EVER MADE. WARRANTED EXTRA
SIZE. SPECIAL PRICE, Csc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
Alcester.

Aoeeot01 UetOO.
John NOtebOne, the Hawarden hog
buyer was recently arrested Oh a COM
plaint fled by F.. D.. Convey charging
him with cheating in weighing. MI.
Convey weighed the hogs on another
scale before selling to NOtebOne and
the weights Of the two scales did not
correspond closely enough to suit MI.
Convey. We have not heard how the
csse terminated.
Neal Doty come down from Charles
llix county on Wednesday. His fam
ilY will be here In 4 few days.
William Scofleld and family OF Peter
con, Ia, who formerly resided here
are visiting the family OF John Hoard
and may remain permanently.
Peter Ericsson returned form Lyman
county last Friday where he has been
looking after his property. He says
his cattle that are running out on the
prairie are fat and sleek and have only
tho prairie grass to eat. Mr. Ericsson
took an amount Of wheat, oats, grocer
iee and clothing which his mother.
Mn. n. p. Ericsson had solicited from
tho people In the vicinity of Big
Syringe and Alcester, and distributed
among i've needy families near Down
4ng IN Lyman county. 1t was a God
send 70 those poor people who raised
no crops the past year, for which they
were very grateful and requested Mr..
Ericsson to thank the people for their
kindness. AZ Mr.. Ericsson could not
80 III who contributed he requested
- 20 publish the facts aud tell those
who donated that their gifts were
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14

Nouxr HOPE, Feb. 11.-Well, what
do you think about orange blossoms
and green lawns now?
Our big lawyers and other fine talent
will debate at Garland, Friday night.
EleQuence will I'LL the air, and Mt.
Hope will hang another victory at her
feet.
Hon A. w. johnson ran down from
Pierre and spent a couple Of days with
his family during the recess.
The saloons which wer recently
opened In this county just across the
river frOm Akron have closed up vol
uutary. We presume they have gone
republican on account Of the Wilson
It IL funny that the southern police
should mistake u darky for our Taylor.
They probably can't tell the difference
between a negro and u republican
down there.
Ell Wallace and Albert Olson went
to Elk Point Friday on a visit to the
Wallace family. They returned Sun
Joe Hellhoff was visiting friends at
Hawarden last week.
Stewart HaIker and Elmer Fritz
were elected editors at the Lyceum
Thursday night. The boys should
put In q good outfit and get out u
daily.
Wheat staw is I'LL being fed to stock
this winter. 1t has generally been
considered OF no account for forage,
but the short hay crop has demon
stirred that a valuable fodder has been
considerably wasted in former years.
! Miss Hannah Sellberg returned from
! Hawarden Saturday where she had
b4en visiting a few days. She expects
TO return to Sioux City early in March.
Amt it about time some OF our
Union county members made a big
eloquent speech and have 1t published.
Two years ago vi senator was heard
from every day. DoEsTIcK.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
eeresford.

2eeoolor0 News.
Nrs. Matt Birgen OF Sunpyside, went
down to her mOther's, Mrs. P. w. Mer-
.Etgans' at Sphinx last week and
together they went to Elk Point
and took the train for Sioux City
where they will visit relatives for a few
days.
Born, on Sunday. February 3rd, to
Brer Buchanan and wife Of the Elk
Point CouRIER, a daughter. Cigars
pap"
Lowe. OF the State Farmers Alliance,
are holding meetings In Lincoln county
this week. To get the people out they
have Q ventril0quist and mind reader
along.
Robert H~endrickson and Chris Mel
con have bought the stock OF goods
owned by Nelson T. Nelson at Turkey
Valley, Yankton county, and will move
over there in the near futmre. Messrs.
Nelson + Nelson will engage in farm
in0 and stock raising.
John Flanagan, Of t%enterville, whose
marriage to Miss Annie JOrgenson Of
BeresfOrd was recently announced in
our columns, died at has home last Sun
day, Of pneumonia. The remains Eel
inferred in the BeresfOrd Catholic
cemetery on Tuesday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
HICKS
The Weather eer Predicts Plenty Of
Rain for HAT Ota This Year.

The Weather Seer Predicts Plenty Of
Rain for lDa Osa This Year.
As many readers Of papers are begin
ming to place considerable faith in the
weather predictions of Prof. Hicks, his
latest for this region is here printed:
We adhere to our belief and predic-
ton that February and March have in
store for us-the country generally
much Of the toughest weather OF the
winter. In every probability June will
bring the heaviest down-pours or rain,
and the most severe meteorological con-
Wilson's Of the summer. All who are
familiar with our storm diagram will
understand why we make this predic-
ton. We believe hat most parts OF the
continent will receive much rain in
June. All sections where it is possible
to plant crops that n be matured by
June rains should take advantage OF
June probabilities. We candidly think
that in all the great regions OF Nebras-
ka, DakOtas, Kansas and the northwest
generally, the season will be o fav-
orable than last, and that there r
good reasons to hope that the next two
or three seasons will be nor prOpitiOus
in all that part Of the country. Upon
the other hand. we fear that %unfavor-
able conditions will be felt in the south
ern parts OF the country, reaching q
crisis about the year 1896. We hclieve
that it will be wise to plan for shortage
of rain, except local cloudburst, in all
of the southern parts Of the continent
during the two or three summers before
us. The most promising time for gen.
eral rains. after the month Of June, the
coming summer. is from the new moon
in perigee, August 70, into the first
week In September.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
Ost pub. Jan. 10, 1885,
m

state Of South Dakota. County Of Tn ion, 50.
In circuit court first judicial circuit.
|. N. Flanagan. plaintiff.
vs..
John Dack and Mrs. John Dack, defendants.
The state Of south Dakota sends greeting
To John back and Mrs. JOhn Dack, the allowed
named defendants:
You and each Of You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint VI the
plaintiff In the above entitled action, u copy Of
which IL herewith served upon you. and to
serve 4 copy Ut your answer on the subscriber
at his Office In the city Of Elk Point. IN the
said comfy OF Union. and state Of South Da-
kOta. within thirty days after the service VI
this summons on yOu. exclusive OF the date
II such service. and il you fail to answer the
said complaint. within said time the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
In the complaint.
dated ut Elk Point this a4th day OF Decem
Der. 1894.
AID KELLER, :
Attorney for the said plaintiff (.
To the Defendant. John back:
Please take notice that the summons and
complaint herein were fled In the Office OF the
clerk " the circuit court ut Elk Point. South
Dakota. Oh December oath, 1924.
A.. ID. KKLLER.
6W Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
First Pub, Feb. l4.)
Notice.

ELK POINT. South Dakota. Feb. II, 1925.
Notice Is hereby given that complaint has been
made to the undersigned that there are certain
persons in this county whO make 1t a business
1T gathering up and hauling dead hogs and other
animals through this county. these animals
having died from some contagious disetse. and
that other hogs have become inornlated with
the disease owing to 4 careleSSneSS Of such part
les haul ny the same through the county from
place to place gathering them up
Complaint has also been made thai persons
who have this cOntag0in among their stock and
have lost some by reason Ut 1t, have heen In the
habit Of allowing such dead animals lie exposed.
and nncared for.
Notice Is given to all such persons who are
transport .ng such dead lima that unless yO,!
cease the traffic ut once you will he prosecuted
as the law directs. and to all those who have had
hogs die. you are commanded IT, forthwith upon
the death Of any hog to hurry the same, and to
bury It not less than three feet under the
ground. or you will he duly prosecuted.
Respectfully,
A. ID. KELLER.
States Attorney aud President III the Board OF
Health Of Union County, 5. u.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
NEWS
lmpsstaat Happenings and Evsnts from tho Va
sisss Towns ID the County
0athorod by Tho courisr's Able Corps Of Cor
respondents.
thankfully received and fully appre-

thankfully received and fully appre-
ciated.
Died, Wednesday morning, Feb. 6,
1896, at the residence OF w. $. Wash.
burn in Alcester, Mrs. Hanna U. Child
in the 18th year OF her age. Mrs.
Child was the mother Ut Mrs. Wash
burn and came to this place. last Sep
TENDER to live with her daughter,
She was 4 kind true christian woman
and fully prepared and willing to pass
on to the next world She had been
sick only a week when she died. The
corpse was sent to OswegO, ILL.,, Thurs.
day for interrment, MI. Washburn nc.
companying it. Services were con
Quoted at the house Thursday after.
noon. Amore extensive notice will
be given next week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
list pub. Jan. lO.)
Notice..

Lands.
NOrIUE Is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF March. 1871. all the unsOid aud umleAsed
fered for lease to the highest bidder. IT public
auction, nj the front door Of the court house. IN
said county. Said leasing will he held between
the hours Of ten O'clOck u. III. and five o'clock
D. ~. Of each day until all the tracts Of school
lands have been offered for lease.
Pierre, >. d., January i. 1875.
TMOs. II. RUTH.
Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14

N
BauLR, Feb. l2.-Ole Eden is TAX.
in0 the tobacco cure.
John johnson has q new top buggy,
and IL going to be right In it after this.
Miss Sarah Rowland came up from
Sioux City last Saturday to attend
her cousins wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morkvsld and Miss
Emma Ranum Of Sioux City arrived
last Thursday In response to to the
the intelligence sent them that their
mother. Mrs. liver Ranum, was danger
ously i'll.
Nj. Almond Torgerson Of Center
VILE. s. D.. Is visiting friends In Lower
Brule.
Mr.. Ludwig Lewison spent last Sun
day evening at Ole HOldens.
i good time Is expected ut the
wedding next Thursday.
NIGHTINGALE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
First Pub. Jan. 81.
Notice tn Creditors.

state Of South Dakota. County Of Union -:
In County court within and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of HalvOr HalvOr-
son deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
II. Olson executor Of the last will and tesla
ment Of HaIvor Hxlvorson deceased. to the
creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, tn exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of this notice, to the
said executor at his Office In Elk Point In the
county " Union. state Of south Dakota.
Dated Elk Point =. ID. January %, 1a6.
OLE ii. OLSON,
Executor OF the last will and testament Of
HalvOr HalvOrSOn, deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
list pub. Jan. 10, 1884,
MOrtg0ge Sale.

state OF South Dakota, County " Union. -.
In Circuit Court, First judicial Circuit.
JeIis &. Bretlall, Plaintiff,
vs..
Christ ANDERSEN, Margaret
Andersen and Frank M.
Gilmore, Defendants,
Notice Is hereby given that nv ytr&ne n, i.
judgment and y decree Of foreclosure Ami sale -, "
the above entitled action rendered. on M ~. .sct i.
c.lion issued thereon out Ut the Office ~ tMa
clerk Of sald court and under the seal thars"s
on the Sth gay OF January, 1895, the SlIscriSar .:
sNerlH OF Union county. South dakota for th"s
purpose appointed. will sell at public anctior 70.
cash. q tils, front door Of the court ho.se' IN n IT, ~
Guy q FIX Point, South Dakota. on Safnrhaw
M. Of said day, 90 ""0 "c'ck p.
The northwest quarter Of the northeas.
township nlnety-three, 81, north. Of
range iOrty-nine. q, west, Of the 9TH n.
m being the premises described. "''
or 70 much thereof rs may be suf1cient tn r.,sa
tue amount II eight hundred and seven In,1...
Anu NJ ty-nne cents. tSE 81, with interest rr".,
sale. '"ssS of
dated IT Elk Point. 5. D., this 9Th dav a,
January, lSH. "' way III
HANS ANDERSON,
r E,,csox Sherli.
Plaintiffs Attorney,