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smith.
Wheat is doing nicely.

N!iSdt Is uuliie hlCojI.
nice rain Monday night
Ormau Brush is to 90 to Oregon.
School closed in Nc. . Wednesday.
Batty Ryan Las bought another null.
Cut-Worms are Sharpening their teeth.
Fred GriSwala started hii milk-wagon
Monday.
L. II. Griswo!d is working on The Car
penter farm.
Henry Whitsel made trip to the
river last week.
Wm. WhiiseIl has traded his span of
mules for cattle,
Roht. Smith is one of the new patrons
at the creamery.
Farmers report Il small corn crop in
the WI elt field.
Miss Laura Wcsner is visiting Miss
Edith Whitseil this week.
Mrs. Do'y and Mrs. Harvey attended
| the closing exercises at NO. l.
Miss Mary Anderson is; III Pukwana
caring for her sister, Amelia, who is
sick.
Mrs. Alice Foley and son OF Mitchell
have been visiting her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Owen Smith.
Mrs. James Foley and Master Jimmie
returned to Mitchell Thursday morning
and Grandpa Smith says it's lonesome a
home withnot his grandson.
j. NJ. Brady closed a very successful
term of school in No. the 9Th inst
With the help of pupils from No. 81
very interesting program was carried
out. Mr.. Ni!o Glass and Mr.. Brady gave
til" pupils some excellent advice.
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CE.ton.
We ar9 plantingc c I'll.
The late small grain is slew in com
irg ~.
The pu' roMs o; tha creamery are max
ing rcguilf trips cseiy other d,Y with
the milk
Rudolph iienz!ik, OF Wooisocket at
tended the dance at Ilaylik's Saturday
night.
Walker 4 Brown, from cross the
river. passed through Sunday, trying to
buy some cattle,
There was a social dance at jim
ilsyIih's Saturday night Twenty-lour
couple were ont
| Car smiling Postmaster Myers. iii
COM; any with L. Moulton, drove to
| l{imhhi! last week.
S. Fousrk drove to Pnhwana, Saturday
and purchased a ntw cultiya,or.
| TIE homestead settlers on this rc-
scrvat;cn have received q Eotice fro,N
the Chamberlain la.d office, notifying
them that thu tina OF sevnn years
in which TO make final ;,rocf has or Mill
e%Virr. Some tine ago Tie lcca, land
0ilice held that final prnof must g
made at least within six Years. The
writer has received a letter from tie
general land 0tiire ns march 81. 1885, al
/! Nising il.l ,aut he time 10 make final!
proof is eight y%aTs. The circular issued
| ty the general Land office in the fall OF
1880 says ii is eight years. Another
circular issAed by he same Office in 96,
says congress tye another years cX-
| tenilon and Hakrs II nine wears. Now
The LEGAL LAM! pntrr comes nruund again
aud says ii is seven yeats. One ;uan
goes t,eFarA th. !n,d 0nira aud makes
!inii irn .rti paws ta the government
500. he urXt man comls and cffeIs
the proof uuhrr The sane circumstances
and is asKrd 20 pay slC0 Another
man goes 10 make Il final proof and the
Receiver wHntS him 10 pay $500, while
the Register is willing to let ii go az
500. Gee wl,i2, are there the laws of
the best government Oh the face OF the
globe, and the lsnl of the free? Go to
China and Il government officer will tell
you what the law is governing his Office
and tell it right. In this conntrY the
government officers do not know what
the laws are and ignorance of the law
excuses Lc ere. 50 il is said. Is il not
about time to build a ioE-fle cut OF
many OF Cur laws and daft some that
The officers at least can interpret, and aG-
minister them right when they have
tEem?
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John II. King had the Chamberlain
Register just long enough to write Il
salutatory and an obituary, He sold the
paper last week to C. B. Powers and j,
W. Lawless. We hayn'G any thing to
take back that was said of Col. King
he's most courteous contemporary to
run newspaper alongside of and we
would like to have the genial Colonel
one Of US in the business for time, but
he showed wise judgement when he
quietly pccketed the advance in price
over what he paid for the paper Offered
by the boys and stepped out. The Re
gister would have been an elephant Oh
his hands and lost money faster than he
could have made it in his law business
and it needs thousand dollars worth OF
new material. There is practically
nothing left Of the paper but name and
subscription list. The new rroprietors
are hustlers--Powers gool newspaper
man and practical printer while Law
less is no slouch with the faber. We
think the boys will put the paper on 6
strong foundation, DO we'll fo- them
selves and We think all parties to til,
deal are 20 be congratulated. The ONLY
kick coming from this direction is tha
in the change we lose mighty goo,
subscriber Jimmy Lawless Will nov
read the GRAPHIC without paying for il
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N.!lION xxnlSS.

More rain. More raj, is the cry.
Mrs. Cook was quite sick This week.
few of tho farmers are planting corn.
Mrs. Hanson visited III Mrs. Gallag9rs Tues
day.
w. Jones did business in kimball Tresd,y.
Mr. Gertsuu finished planting corn Monday.
Mrs. Nelson boarded the tfnin at White Lake.
Monday, for Omaha
Miss Mae McKittrck has at last left US, ard is
row visiting in Chamberlain.
Frei J. Westmcyer Is Wishing in in Pleasant
Grove this week.
Tho dance of the lith inst. was well attended
and those present report '.slashiE' " soot
time.
Mrs. j. Galager has been very low this week
bat Is cOnvalesceut.
Rev. Drown and wife visited at Mr.. Horizons
Monday.
Rev. y, Freeland of Washington Sprins
preached to full hnusc last Sunday.
Mrs. Walker ard her daughter from Lyman
county is visiting at Mr.. Gallagera.
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PETIT Jury

John Arp Il. j. Andera, CIV. Ames
William Clements Sr., A. e. Scljulstad
j. W. Smith, j. IL. Klrasak, Jacop Booher
Frank Pazour, John II. Klein, G. Ii. Rea
D. A. Church, George Daily, Charles
MeIcherd. l.. II. Nedrow, SHEPPARD Sum.
megs, c. Il. Craft. Nick Conrall, II. c.
Ha!yeFson, A. A. Myers, Horny Herrleln
William Farnsworth, j. g. Margin, John
w. Meyers, Sam Dusseau, John Stransky
Joseph Bargerser, O. A. Crown, James
Gray, Simeon Lumbard, W. f. Lumnard
John Brown, Jr. John Marcsh. Geo. D.
Rose. Geo. V. Munger, 0. c. Stewart
George Babcock, Martin Smith, John f
KOnechne, John Glass.
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F-yOia.

We wish i. would rain.
Farmers gro busy with thor corn this week.
Geo. Savage and wife were visiting III the
vicinity Tuesday:
Had rain enough to sprinkle thr dnst Monday
night
The first 10, of milk was taken to the creamery
Monday.
JP. Beebc, while on hs way home from Tam
Valley, stopped and took load nf sand.
Anumber of the young people attended the
dance in Union last Saturday night.
Last week the farmers were wearing oyercoats
and this week they are cussins because The
weather il warm.
Rudolph Henziik WAS here from Woousocket
the first Of the week and helped his brother
plant C; rn
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TUE GRAPHIC.

Established by its present proprietor and one
OF TIE eldest newspapers in this section.
Not excelled as an advertising medium by AZ y
weekly newspaper in South Dakota.
Read by 5000 people every week in tho year
and Il constantly increasing circulation.
Publishes the official proceedings of the City
Council md of the County Commissioners and
is perfect mirror of local events.
lsliyely, spicy and independent ard acknowl-
edged by its contemporaries to be one of the
mostwidely read and best edited newspapers lu
this state
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,5>i,,,,er a,,,gt,,re No,,cc

United Stntes Land Office. Chamberlain, s. D..
April II, 1897.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Mary Loefielholtz against William A. Rogers
for failure to comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No. aS. dated August s, 1890,
npon the NE'4, section -, township 105 N.
Range 81 W., in BrLle county, South Dakota,
with view to the cancellation of sad entry;
contestant alleging that said tract has been
wholly abandoned for the period of two years
past; that said tract is not cultivated by snid
party us required by law: that no cultivation,
planting or replantirE of trees, tree seeds or
cuttings have been done on said tract since May,
1891 and that since that date NO trees have been
growing on said t-act: that such abandonment
and default exists at the present time, the said
parties are here by summoned to appear Mt this
Office On the 26th day of slay, 1897. at 0 O'Clock
n. M. TO respond and furnish testimony con-
cerning said alleged failure.
CLARK. S. ROWE, Ragi ter
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The droll, sorrel top editor up in Day
county who has for sometime h'en rub
lishing the Bristo!ite TOR glors and sup
porting his family by making butter
an'' raising chickens las ROW got tie
world by the pants that is. the World
at Webster. HOPE our friend Shower
man will accumulate saads a plenty.
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Electric EsIttcrs.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed in the spring, when the
lanquid exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is topid and sluggish and
the need OF tonic and Alternative ii felt.
A prompt use Of this medicine has often
ayerted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more sure
ly in counteracting and freeing the sys-
tenn from the maiarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness,
yield to Electric Bitters. Only so cents
. bottle at f. Z. MillcIs drug stOre.4O
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PROGRAM!
r:.c su:.ao.spr r.xeurs,ou.

T:sc @cIiosSSr E.xGlrsIou
The teachers of Son,h Dakota fort
unate enough tn have lcrH members CT
q large ralty winch went to HE Black
Hills i'll 1885 ,iider the escort nf Mr.
George Schios5er. We're 80 ,l-i;gi...,. with
the trip ,'a, 'hry have Induced Mr..
Schl0ssea to organize another party.
June Dist from interior South D,.kGta
points and June 22nd from sioux City
are the dates selected
Trains will leave Sioux City 2:3o P.
M, via the Nort'i- WGstera Line.
Rate: 0ne fare for the ronnl trip
Limit: 80 day.
All ,Xctrsion Of this Li#G ui.utr
efficient guidance, and accompanied ly
your friends; Iatiraliy interested iii tie
same matters that yon are, affords ;tn eX-
ceIent opportunity to improve yen,
store OF knowledge Of Il most intprrs ing
part of the state, differing as it DOES Sc
radically in all natural features from
that portion east Of tie Missouri River
This trip will not be alone for pleasure
and recreation, but for the new ruhi of
practical information that can be thus
pleasantly and cticaply acquired.
Mr.. Schlosser and others associated
with him. estimate that the entire trip
covering every point of interest in the
Hills, ard consuming al asst two weeks
time (tirkets will be gGoi - days. can be
made at an expense Of not 10 exceed
$3.50. By this is meant llansrorta,
ton cnroute, living cXper ses while ah-
sent, and cost OF speci., side trips to
Wind Cave, Battle Maintain, Mount
Gypsum, etc.
See The following racfS for dis
cfiptlon of the many . fractions neal
Hot Springs. Gnd in adi.ninn TO winch
the Northern Hills DcaHwGod, Lead City,
BALD Mountain, Ragged .op, Fix Greek
CANYON, and Crystal Casc furnish a
study in their mineral resources and de.
velopment.
Remember: June 2lst, 1897 from home
Jane 22nd. 1891 from Sioux City.
Limit 80 days.
Rate one fare for the roun;! trip.
Route Northwestern Line west OF tbs
Missouri River. Supper June 22nd al
Norfolk Junction, special rate for this
party 50c each.
To those desiring sleeping cars ac
comodations 4 rate Of $3.50 per double
berth will be made from NCrfo!h June
ton to Hot Springs.
For fnrther particulars, maps, time
cars, etc, apyly tc i!r. George Schlosser
Sioux Falls, s. d., your nearest railroa,
agent, or to the undersigned.
j. II. Gable, j. r. Buchanan.
+. L. & NJ, V. II. r, G. & T. A..
Dcs Moines, la. Il. L. & NJ V. r. r
Omaha, Neb.
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The Madison Outlook says that under
the Ding'ey bill as IT now stands "all
tin goods will go up. carpets will 90 up,
tea go np. salt &c up, mems hats go up,
womei's dresses go up'-we Won't print
any more. thal'a enough. Glenn Farley
ought 10 lie ashamed OF himself; a fresh
papn, too.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Job Work of every description executed in the
EFT style and at Lowest prices. The most com
piete steam newcr plan; i'll the county.
Advertisements no; accompanied by inetruct-
ono viii he Inserted until ordered cut ard VIII
DC charged for accordingly.
Display advertisements 80 cents an incl! per
E,onth, single column wide. Locals and 10 cts
line according to position.
Correspondence wanted from all parts OF The
county and from anywhere else. Sh"rt rammu-
nicatinns of genera! i,teres: always welcome
personal quarreIs resi- rectfuliy declined.
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reno A:,svy.rs "vvI,at?"

Groton IndcpendeH.:-!n winding up
a very .audatory article regarding the
Kimhall GRAPHIC, the Pukwana Press
uses the following: God bless the
GRAPHIC, may it continue to thrive aad
prosper until the sun ceases TO shine ur-
on this mundane sphere, then IFS mis-
sion being done, may it pass into eternal
happincssw What other fate could be-
fall the only strictly moral newspaper
n South Dakota?"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-22

The Alexsnlria Herald very nyopar!,

The Aiexanlria Herald very property
reminds the Argus Leader that 1T won'd
shuw better tasta If it would giyh prop'r
credit to lis state note" Instead Of steal
ing them outright. It's simply way the
Argus Leader has af creating the i'm
preston that it is q - ct :: newspaper.
end incden:Iy teaching less pretent,ous
sheets "baG hahits.'
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The supreme court sustained Auditor
Mayhcw III his new ruling that all ac
counts. such as travelling expenses, etc.
must be itemiZed before he would issue a
warrant for their payment. LIS a good
decision and plain horss sense on the
part OF the auditor. II We arc going to
have business administration, let's be-
gin early. If it happens a Republican
official sets pace, bully for him. It's
high time that .he state quit paying $40
a day expenses to officials who travel on
a pass and railroad sandwiches.
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The Aexndria Herald of this wee.; has
a very able article on country and city
journalism, The Herald may be sur
prised to know that the ideal OF nearly
every employe, from the managing
editor down Oh the metropolitan journals,
is to become proprietor of paying
country weekly. There he can amount
to something. Instead of his individu-
| allty being entirely swallowed up in the
labyrinths of great paper he is isusually
about the biggest man in town.-Sioux
| Falls Press.
So far as our observation goes the
Press has not over stated the matter in
the least. We have talked with scores
Ct metropolitan newspapermen and with
most of them it was the dream Of their
life to be so situated that they could
own a prosperous country weekly in
some GOOD town. Taylor's excellent
editorial was az true as preaching.
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THE kEaIISkI.L GRAPHIC
CLATE R. TINAN.
Official Pauer Of the City and County
T.le Tax OH Tea.

One OF our eastern exchanges gets off
this excuse Tor the proposed tax on tea:
Ihe Democrats appear to be concerned
over the proposed tariff on tea. Two
thugs may he said il reference to The
tax on tea. 1t is something the Demo-
Gratis have always advocated and are
now kicking because the Republicans
propose to levy a tax there. III the next
place IL the tax is imposed--it may not
be adopted--it Will be solely hecause the
deficiency OF revenue under the Wilson
German law has brought the treasury to
the brink OF bankruptcy Desperate
diseases require extraordinary remedies.
There would have been no deficit
under tile Wilson sill had il not been for
the general stngnaticn in business at its
adoption and every sinca-for which the
Democratic party is not responsible
and OF late the deficit has not exceeded
S25.oG0000 annually. The predicted in
lluN of foreign goods to the detriment of
the American artisans, mechanics and
factory hands did not materializr In
| stead. there have been less imports under
| the operation Of the Wilson bill than
during the regime of the Mckinley law.
| No one knows this better than tho Re
| pnblIcans at wcrk on the new tariff.
with that $S500o0o1 deficit under the
last year of the Mckinley bill staring
them IN the face. They know full we'll
that II the present tariff has caused a
falling off OF imports and revenues that
any higher tariff On manuracturcd'g goods
will make matters verse. Accordingly,
the new tariff schedule on wOOlsens-
estimated to produce an additional re-
vtnue Of 81 !.0GO.GO2-and the horizontal
bring in something like S50G00OlO
more. while oStensibly for the purpose o :
| revenue, is for the sole benefit of the
eastern manufactures who fnrnishel
Mark Hanna the money to carry on the
campaign. In other words. this part of
the new tariff is practically prohibitiye
and for the purpose OF leaving the
I American public at the mercy Of tile
New Eng and mill owners. The deficit
In revenue must be made up in some
other " ~. and in go!ns aheut it the
Republicans have abandoned completely
their war-cry OF Protection" and are
stealing Democratic ideas and Demo-
;cratic thunder. Why shouldn't the
Democrats kick? Present estimates are
that the new tariff will raise ON nd-
ditional revenue S20000.G00 on sugar,
$13.0Oo.0oO on beer and s10.000.000 on
tea-a total of Si3 100000. This is for
revenue; the only protection feature OF
1t is that given to the sugar trus! and to
the senator's Specializing in sugar stocks
held by the trust.
: r. The GRAPHIC said more than year
ago that it wanted to mako prediction
namely, that il the Republican, came
into power they would never be able to
enact tariff law on sprotection lines
that would furnish the required revenue,
but instead would be obliged to adopt
the Democratic idea Of a tariff for rev.
cnup, which OF necessity would mean a
higher internal revenue tax and a tariff
OH tea, coffee or sugar, or on all OF them.
The prediction is being fulfilled to the
very letter.
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Timber Culture Proof
land office at Chamberlain, South Dakota

L,.rd Office at Chamberlain, Sou,h Dakota
ArIil u ,lSg7
Sa,,es ,, hereby sysa ,nat J9hn g. White las M
fore James w. Morse, Clark of Circuit court, at
Pierre, $. D and testimony To be taken before
Chamberlain. South Dakota, On Thursday the
Bid day OF Jure, 1897, on
Ihmher Culture application No 1i.aot for lots
!, and aid sIs of Nwil, ttion 2, township
l05 n Rnrge 6s W.. 5,h p. nj.
T Fl He names the following witnesses To p.,,vc
his continue Is residences upnn and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Charles D. Sayag of K;mhall, s. D.
A,nos Gsulke. of !inn Valley. s. D.
James j. Gregg, of Lyonvilln, s. d.
CLARK s. ROWE, Register.
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nuenloa,s Arnae. sa,ve,

The best salve in the world for cuts
rnoas, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fcve.
oras. letter. chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. I
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 26 cents per box
For sale by T. e. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-22

In New York recently a young woman
while bending oTer wash,uh was
killed hy corset steel, Which broke
and pierced her side. This is an awful
warning to young girls To keep away
frcm The washtua.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-22

Our esteemed local contemporary is
just starting out on its sixteenth year,
too. aud we don't want to be among the
late ones 10 extend our most hearty con-
gratulations and good will.
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reacl,ers Esa1,,,,,auau.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
examination for teachers certificates
will be held in Kimball. s. b. Friday and
Saturday, June 4il and 5li, 1897. (9D
Jeannette X. Morrow Go Snpt.
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\ Pair e,i 'Ess,.

Letcher Biade:-The ir01uois Chief
has just commenced volume X and the
Kimball GRAPHIC XVI. The are two Of
the best papers in the state. May they
live long and prosper, as they deserve.
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Noilcc of sSttls.

Scaled bids will be received by the
county board OF education CT Brule
county at q meeting to be held hy sid
board at the otiilq Of tho county supe;-
intendent OF schools in the city of Cham
berlain, in said eonnty of Brule, and
state of South Datota, on the Sill day Of
June, 1897, for furnishing uniform
school books to. tho various schools;sof
Brnle county for a Errioa OF five years
pursuant to an act passed by the legis'
lature OF the state of South Dakota, al
the 1887 session t The legislature OF
said state. entitled al Act to Establish
Uniformity OF School Text Books and tc
regulate the supply thereof. The boart
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. (9D
Lee Henpgar, Secretary.
Jeannette K. Morrow. Chairman.
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C M, - g.. pa:.. ..rsxcu,s,ons.

~ -'A' a. 80. s- .AA A~-N Nsth SAoHko'
For the q. A. r eacampment at Red
held June and Z tickets will be solo
for one fare for the round trip, good t
return until the 18th.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-22

Parties calling for any of the above describe
letters will please say advertised After 30 day
will be sent to the deadletter office,
WM. KtNsELLA A, Postmaster.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-05-22
Cancer
OF The Face.

Mrs. Laura e Minis, of Smithvilla ). GA, =,
says: GA small pilnple of a strawberry
color appeared Oh my check; it soon
began 10 ;3row rapidly, notwithstand-
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Scott Hayes, Joseph Data, W. D.
Church Peter Manoye, j. i. Anderson,
Hans johnson, D. W. Spalding, j. c,
Smith.
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rs yo,,r ~.vne ucrca
GRAND Hurry

The following are the names Of the
grand and petit jurors drawn for the
June term Of court, beginning June Sth.
GRAND tTpy
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Quick Bakers,
Superior Cookers,
Powerful Heaters.
Einal Proof NOTICE..


Lard office ut Chamberlain, South Dakota
May 18th, 1887.
Notice is hereby giver that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention tt
make final proof in support of his claim, anC
that said proof will pe made before the Register
or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota, o.
Monday June IS, 1897, viz:
JOSEPH G. DUNBAR
Homestead c,,trv Noe, for the Nell See. 9
Twp. 10t. II. 81.
He names the following witnesses to prov
hic continuous residence upon ard cultivation
of, said land, viz:
r; NJ. Brnwn. Roh.ey South Dakota,
John Elllngsen, Dunlap, south Dakota.
Martin knutsen, South Dakota.
Clark S. Rowe. Register,
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Lingering Letters.
Aeam Wagner.

List of letters remaining in the Postuiilce
Kimblll for the week ending May. %.
II T Thernhar