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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

ly termed the s'Grand Old Man." His
death will bring forth many lofty
tributes in this country, where his
true worth has been more accurately
measured than i'm monarchical Eng
land. He was more American than
English in all of his hopes and aspi-
rations as regards government, and
this accounts for the admiration and
even love entertained for him this
side of the Atlantic. Aside from his
grand achievements as a statesman
and orator, he has added something
to the field of literature, in which di-
rection he could alone have attained
great eminence had he given his life
to that pursuit. America joins Eng
land in mourning the loss of the
'Grand Old Man"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

The joint resolution proposing an
amendment to II constitution post
neutrality-suspicious. day two months
has passed the senate and will prob
ably he %concurred i'm by the house. 1t
will then lie submitted to the various
state legislatures for ratification or
rejection. The purpose of this change
is to avoid the disagreeable weather
prevalent in Washington in the month
OF March. 1t is said General William
Henry Harrison's death, a month
later, was due to bad weather and
exposure on Inauguration day, while
many civilians have met their death
from the same source. The inaugu-
ration of President Mckinley took
place under the most trying circum-
stances. owing to the inclement
weather. The only objection to the
method of making n change of
date is that the present incumbent
would serve two months longer than
the term for which he was elected by
the votes OF the people. This is a
trivial objection. The American peo-
pie are not so lost to decency and pa
triotism that they would not trust
any president for two months. Even
Grover Cleveland could not do much
harm in that length of time.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Death of Gladstone.

The death of Gladstone, which oc-
Cured last Thursday morning at D
o'clock, while no surprise, will cause
universal SORROW. 1t cannot be said
that he was cut off before his time,
for he had reached the remarkable
age of 50. He was orn at Liverpool,
England. Dec. 30, 1909, being the
fourth son of Sir John Gladstone,
Bart, n Scotch merchant. He was
given a liberal education and early
entered upon a public career as a
Tory. but gradually changed his
views and for many years a leader
OF the Liberal party in the English
house of commons. He vas one OF
the greatest statesmen England has
produced. and for over half a century
his great mind and heart were active
in shaping the policy OF his country
and advancing the cause of good gov
eminent and a higher civilization.
His efforts in behalf of the oppressed
and the stand he took for Irish home
rule endeared him to the people of
America. where he has been reverent-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

the ARGUS and the signers of that
petition.
We believe that the gist of the
whole matter is that Mr.. Garrett
joined Company l with sinister mo-
tives. and SO long as the company
should remain at home or on dress
parade he was an energetic member.
He showed his hand when he insin-
uated to a county officer that he THE
county Officer) had better join the
militia. He censured young men for
not joining and asked if they were
afraid. In the case of a call, and un-
til the last moment, he depended up
on his weight to relieve him from
duty, when he could return to Lewis
town as a martyr. The examining.
board did not stand in with the play
that was all.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

That President Mckinley is anxious
to get relief to the starving reconcen-
tradoes goes without saying. In
fact, the condition of these people is
giving him greater concern than any
other feature OF the war. Butfort the
presence of the Spanish fleet in the
Caribbean sea the landing of troops
I'm Cuba would have been well under
way. 1t is said plans are maturing
for the transportation of troops to
Cuba regardless OF the Spanish fleet
ii it is not met with in a few days,
the transports to be protected by as
many OF u war vessels as can he
spared from Sampson and Schley's
fleets. Possibly a movement of this
kind would bring the Spaniards out
OF their hiding and result in thenaval
engagement so earnestly desired.
There should lie some interesting de-
velOpnIDlts before the close of the
present week.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

Those who predicted that war
would paralyZe this country have
proven themselves to he false prOph-
cts. For years business has not been
better. Mills and factories are work
ing overtime; money is in demandfor
new enterprises and is being turned
loose by capitalists. An era of pros
perity is upon us, and with it all the
farmer leads. - BoZeman Chronicle
(Dem.).
You are right, Bro. Fell. 1t re-
quires something more than a war
with Spain to check Republican pros
perity.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Disposition of the Flag Honey.

At the suggestion of Mrs. Preston,
the money raised by the citizens of
Lewistown for n flag for Company 1
has been added to the relief fund OF
the regiment. Through the kindness
OF the G.. A. r., the necessity for a
flag no longer exists. AS this sug-
gestion met with the approval OF a
majority of the subscribers, / have
forwarded the money to Helena for
that purpose.
Mrs. FRED e. STILES.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

Senior GullOn, the Spanish min
lister, says the Americans are blame
worthy for bombarding towns with
out giving notice. That's too bad.
tice by publication?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

During his speech at Peabody the
other day, says the Kirwin (Kan.)
and emotion in his voice, blamed the
money power for putting the price of
flour up. 1t was pitiful to see the
wheat growers present weep.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

There We're at least a half dozen
Democrats who signed that petition.
True, they may not be of the Johns
stripe of Democrats. There are a
are not.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
True Enough.

Flim-That train leaves at Is minutes
to one.
Flam-Ten to n you can't catch it.
N. u. Journal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Guaranteed.

Cholly-T'm afwaid hat glass of wine
has gone to my head.
Molly-It must be awfully lonesome.
-Ainslee's Magazine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Safe PatFintia"

"Why, Jingly is fairly ablaze with the
fires of patriotism"
Yes, his age exempts him from the
draft."-Detroit Free Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

Edison says he has made explosives
when he yelled at them. And he
didn't yell Remember the Maine"
either.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

What did Yankee Dewey do?
This Yankee Doodle Dandy.
He SEN the Spanish fleet to meet Nc
Ginty,
And did it mighty handy.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Eergita County argus.
LEwIsTowN. MONT. May %, 'ss.

We hope it will not be necessary to
send fOr George Dewey to run down
the Cape Verde fleet.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
WIllinR to Helm Him.

II told him L was looking for work"
"And what did he say?"
II offered to loan me a pair of spec
tacles."-Chicago Post.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
A Broken Eriendahin,

She-And just at that moment ]
heard something fall behind me.
He-Perhaps your hair fell off?-
Yonkers Statesman.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Where He Got EN-

Where He Got EN-.
Il want your jewels!" Kissed the bur-
glar.
Certainly" said the mother of
Gracchi; Il will go and get them"
When she returned with her two stall
wart sons-say, maybe that burglar
didn't get 'em!-N. Y. Evening Jour
nal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
A Test of Influence.

A Test of In enc
Irene-She seems to have very little
influence with her husband.
May-Indeed?
Irene-Yes; she never can get him
to spend more than he can afford
Puck.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

Miss Arebeiia's nose,
Was the sauCiest pug in town;
But she took 4 10 q surgeon,
And h" promptly turned it down.
Chicago Tribune.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25
Cupid's Menu

Cupid's Menu.
"He told me he could live on bread
and cheese and kisses"
What then?"
Il found out that he expected papa
to furnish the bread and cheese
Puck.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-05-25

SUBSCRIBE for the ARGUS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

Eax 0f xA married rxEMTls- gse O.
ta~ ws6ks TIRE vrasl1 w1fe aalsas Ema crest
tired. TEse cid sauf.r nis Rs rrF "a
dignTfet sir WHEN nsauw peuRae aTs
srurEwf. bat wzair nnEsf nv xeTs d esfanra
- zsliIs no his yeEng trr&e IT. awful.
Use 1a.Ee q g8ss 4 wnasEu whIen 8as
Eeeax 1 ari frs rpre an sS
Esa~n nEs41 ~ EaI % Faa1
-av E pEStfn- ri with TIE innsaeenr
Girl Three aags 400 I aai oae u SLse~ss
gId tars l 1as aT 5kt rn uE
b. s4la III a1s mtf ! vas taking ass1s
Axrn rse White f ase 81 TIE 1Tp&sErr
sHa raszefs v TaA fountain Ealgh en
sasna "a raa1v Exrgry goldfish Oh Look
III the hpaHr1fSa liErEe rhtnz~ ~ said
with q GRIN r his wife sY0n are s
eIer shan .rT ssH in faszr pfnd ~A
Said a0h WaII- ( wanted ~ thrrzr
aim in hrzf-eF course was looking gTr
fT rAss sGa
"Hernceg1ss = uevSs married esupar.
AnvtassE ~nnld TIL bar Tgu aas he
Las hls EGEfe hv rtse arm AMI ii locking
d0wr EEgss her sacw with sn air 1a cxs1
er&&A&As&fs&A h46@ - ~48L&A& W A2&&AT %@S
klrsA leave naa 20 see 4 uDKice1 ShaE
cuupLa saz4ing zp PernsyEvanla avsa1ns.
80 minutes ago He was h0Iding her
axzn then He viii stick To the J8 until
shey rzarh their hotel this afternoon
lie u not afraid sne VIII escape EH1r he
saxnks that - par- ~ = nsw Tanms
business. Eou se~, he helps her MP this
ssps and points aur things - her. He
feIls Der that i. 80 and SC. Vine rnaHErs
car CT rsn il i sgEneshTnz else He reels
E1aar ~ Ii 5gund to say sornsrLlnz I
have seen many III these yssrrzE know
sIEs point gur the Ccrcnran A-r gallery
rs the pasenr oifies and pass the state.
war and nayy hgildInx as as the resi-
derce 81 General Miles ar rs tiae nsw
city p~0sx0ffscs- The Innocent bride srarrs
I'm wonder and thinks It's so She be-
IieveS har darling Henri ka0ws III
abort IT,
tIsFs very different wiEA the man
who has been married z-vsrzi gears. He
and his wife see for themselves. he
srnrs and locks ar a thing which inter
ests him- She gnss on and @Eor@ to look
m something which interests asr. They
are generally 20 yards apart X he TELLS
asr that a building is znca and sarn. she
disputes the point and thanks its salrs-
Eaxug -lS-1 -Washinzr0u star
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

EkAssFst ADFTGa4e sale.
Name Gf EIorrxa9BF- john DefHxer.
Sanae ut Hnar-xase@, Farmers and Merchants
Bank.
0wner of raortzzee. Farmers and Merchants
Nauk-
Date ag azssr~xs@~. Mar n. Esns.
Date af sling IN Bay c1ansY. South Dax0es.
Mag -. Es~
sum secured be- ssad n0vrxaga. Szs-@
59Ha claimed 10 n~ 1TFe en sabd naDEtxaxp.
xEs--
Howvxaxea pxsEsr-y. haEo rnsssf spsgansf hand
FARM Wagons 0Er D@~rfng Binder. one Backpy@
An<sr- twss zu0d .esr Of farm harness. one
ruan ge5dIng . Y~@Ts ofd. one rasn mare !
years ofd. 9ne white csw z years. ata. roam crw
: years old ofe waite cow 4 years odd. onn red
and white atefer cs8f shoas ona uxaGrh odd.
DesaHLt having @e-ss trade In the conditions
I'D said nn0rt<zxe c8nrainers saff B1fzuEe
roIssasxs al she mewsxaxgr failing 10 pay the
nnses ~rcur@l 6y said morrysfgs wilea the "a me
bersrns dEe er AZ ALL =nd abandnuusg aid
prssrerry.
said mortgages s3H i've fsrpcfossd 6y 4 sale "a
the above 1escrsnea prnpersy az aungic zuctisu
on Saturday yanw AIRY -. 1&-. ar sw0 aelnrx
pm. az the front dsssr af1h@ court hnuse ID the
city of Webster Lssy sasEnty. south Dakota.
tn paw SAID ds1ss tag@tsler with costs and at
torr@gs fses as zts1wesf ny ia@-
Dasz-s. Jannary ~. Irss.
Fsxxzrs and Merchants Bank.
e. r. IesEeaz A9sa1r. Aorrszse~.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

~ ATA4 &3~h8
Defanlr having sse1 aade In the conditions
81 Dse certain z1nrrz1xe. d4Ea4 inc 18th 14g aT
D~r~ezus~r ! p LssA ~xeeHsed and delivered
% franz & sIES.g1 All 4saca n. su1xoa. MARI
aEgrs 8s Charles IL. NssnpFnn. gstsssragn@
EHv-a ts secure sAs aavgnens ug sac sccoratng
= - esn4AAs0us VI aae pr8ax4svxy nase &ast
AAk~F GA@AAs 6ArreS@ attached. wGsEet& saAa
Atfy@a SOS eecoTHfe3 "a El9 1sslEa ~ register
- aes-4s ~ ssA4 D4r etsu1sv- Ssnuen E4axnka. GO
9AA ~~AKK 4&@ g4 18@narg. ISs3. ar 3tIE d.. m.
~ Js@A - 4s'srze $40 2srs -
*Aas Rarras = 1Ms 1zF-at EH said 1~a@Ftc&xe
an4 a@ ssA sse sgaTaa shsscs9s. f4ag 1 @
8AtA&+ u& n1Asa 1s2& gANnaeAx nF ene Msrssf
a. ske s&nas g@saz sfas mn sast aaDreSsx 4as8
SAs EasssR aaa c~azaasyuz secured ts4@r@ay. or Il
tna ~AA ta~qFs-aEaFs sA@Sh4 f#& 10 9aE tae
FsxEs a~asse5 Lsa4aar Fac yvngnfs~@ w4vereek
oy SAL mortgage. tA=n ana "a that case
Ae 1850 aaeA@ ANA 1@ EBFNz4ge debt as-
eAfesA kAtmf@oy W3e Nv o@c8n4@ sa1e a14k payable
az Lass saenElW4 sk rze Aa43eK ID aaa4 m1xrEaxr.
AasA. Whereas sae sas8s aassTs-saE0rs azg@ sailexE
~ Pas Dr eaass ~ - paGt rne interest Of 50
dae 1TT. In. t~H. asa %N sf1Be Dee. Esx. Les
and 8aye fA4sasE - Es2g az sa4ss - De paid tine
taxes os Ene uugt<s1sr nwafnte For tne years
AHs9 Ana E%@ AMI s2ergas the SAID mortza-
gre ~ reason 9f sues GaeEaAlS A1s aiec1exf and
does nereng eserr snsi nscfnre saa w10le ann
egIaS -eeurs1 ~ sap1 aa5ra-a@e s1ae and pay
anse- aad tklaE zsae a1aaan1 s.A14sna4aE fn. fhA~1-
On AT tne date os thIs nDEzee = the sam Of ssS
prsdscssaf ana interest and SZs-A f0r taxes paid.
Safiee j. hereby gEve= saas Ems said mortgage
premises. same being Situated ia the counGy VI
DAS 1Eu~t Dd&1fa- N4@GS 11E sNuGL
ons-iisif Ut sfse sousIeasE quarter OF section
HnEnnes three W anu sozra oae-Balf of south
west quarter ct section sumter swo % a4l Ia
township tine ssnnesred suu Esrngy tI-U1 range
ansnDer nsfy-1fxe 20 supposed to cousa1n IHs
acres of lanss.
Which sale will be made AZ public snctior
az sn- frr'nE dsor ~ the courr lsssure in the cIry
% A-osser IN DAY e0uaty. ss8uKA Dakota. on
The 9TH day at ~ann4ry L. %. I.~. az two
ocfsrk - ma - satisfy SAID ruDrfguxr debt. me-
sides ciss costs 81 tIsfs foraciasure.
Dated D@r. I4, trss.
Charles r. Compton.
n Ldlnd- Aorrszxre-
Aftcrn-y for mortgage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20
IODINE ON FINGERS.
xx~nsm~mx 90 the H&D1ts Of Psznsxawxe
Pnpaas wa.s Pxnass~~~

xr~msm~@x az the H&n1ts sf PszmsfawTe
Pnpaas w7.s Px~nss~~.
4 modest appearing young woman
suffered a drug store ON Madison venue
one m1xniug Fvrsnsiy. and. walking tn
the end IL rne counter nearest rha prr-
Er1psioR department.. mureIy held out
BIRTH hands toward a clerk who charresf
20 % standing in that pArsicular place.
The clerk, equally mags. reached be-
nind y SCREEN and hnuazsts. . blue
glass bottle. from whhah . brush han-
die p~r0sruded- After sEirri1g tlss con-
tents u rhe bottle with the brush for q
tsw seconds the clerk dairrsfy brushed
sne rips OF zine yUunx woznan's fingers
with rh@ mixture. leaving q dark stain
around the top OF each ftngnr ualL- With
. pleasant nod n her head and low
n~EurrsurIDg thanks the young woman
quickly Withdrew frnsu she store and
tlls blue glass bostir wax pint back In its
hiding place
Observing a puzzled oppression On the
Sase of an old patron OF the Store who
had come in 10 get . cigar. the clerk
mAld. Iodine
What f0r.s asked che smoker.
Prevents the fingers from getting
SIRE. /" replied the clerk s*She il fr0m
tkne musical c-nn@ervasary. where sEo
praerices ON the piazss zhree " snux
hours . day. In orrisx 10 prevent the
finger nails fruan c0ning IN contact with
the ivory keys she hz@ them cur very
short, ami We apply infilne 60 rake rhe
soreness ogt ~ the ezsis of the fingers
after they have Lasar sHEa5ecsed 20 three
m four hours CT rnuzTfIrz. Most piano
players yCu WILL observe. Eawe their
Engpr nails cut ~ the gEiG 81 ti1as 10
clicking sourSsi u emitted when they
sfTike the xeS& We keen $ b9aEIe II i0
dine aud i crush Ter sBe speeds rsse as
-ae plans ferfr pupSis II Ehe canse-va-
ssry. Thew ea1ae IA lsrs nar treatment
two 81 Snxee tIrass i work and par bv
the nfnEa. -New York Tines
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20
me 4rExe.i asrns.

AEs travelling neu ln e@zr-n A1Ane
havss aniaed : neyv story CO their reper-
t0ry , Hancock eoGatv nAan helng the
subJert During tire mEsaraI festival az
Bangor, tlzey Sas. sehn sxspEad into a
Eaugcr ncseL fer dinner. Vow IL hap
pened snaE tire hotel man Rad Aeasesi the
oa sale uf as bIIl cf fare to : local ear
rfage manufactures. wAA -aaaed an
AL tnEFeuHs VITA lIusfrarSal3 John
sad aT-rhe table. The waiter. taIng in
souer4ing 0f > hurry, by mistake pass
ed the bill wrong sisfe 0ur. .Ialm saw
the whsel~. put oa his -specfacles. curl
ed bis arnusrache with lis Left xGand.
strengthened up. looked &c the gir1 and
said. I'll take scrambled egxx . Fan
1nr buggy. . couple of punrs szE . rogd
cart Goxany whee Iharrowss' The asri
hexF.--Lsrisrnn Journal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

- 49, -
Nassge - hesH0r gSEez that a mortgage ex-
ecuEad av Michael Sz1zzI1s aDn Mari ~ctE14G$.
m-cr-zzgurss to y g. G@&<pram- mortgage.
dated Jana4rT FIRST Es@k rrrDrxt@f January
Ind. E@44 10 1ssex ~ @G Rs4ErggaxeSs page IS.
ia sas office 1f rs@Asa@F 81 fEeSt2~ for Day com
CT. -sArh Daxgxa- wk4 o~ E@EsctDss~1 oy . szIe
az shz mortgages urrsEgsTs- s0~nt the s0Gs1-
east quarter OF R1rg1@zsN quarter and tue
northeast 4Uar~er 81 E1s southeast quarter
and the 2sSE AaEf IT tAe southeast quarter of
s<r~lssn f0ar- I0xns&ED cue anagtre1 and ew3n-
~ey-foGr, aSxra ut range nfty-1Ee. In Dag conary
south Dakota az PcD4lr zGcsEou % eDe snrrst
&C said evnRty GA 1aEzx1xg. rh@ Eta aag OF
February, isz.. &C tAs tz0ur ut tx0 % csUcx PIN.
az Yne sr0SE sknDr a< sne cnur. house In the efry
Of WeoSEer. Ii SAID euanty and state. "a
satisfy rle SUM at S@seA8. rae amount now
claimed and as@-1e1 "a G~ sfae up0n SAID mort.
gage Cor principal Ezrer@-E. taxes and atx0Fn,
sy > fe@S-
Dated D-csnzber -gwh- EsI-
ID. B. Gouapson-
y III. 2rtoF- Mortgages.
Attorney for zzorrsaxs0-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20
Fsr-res.a sae wHAe~E.

There - M new thing Under TIA
suE- We hardy expected 90 ind THAR
Dr. johnson a~ph0rI1pd On 80 up { o date
. subject Us cycling. yes such - the
fact. as rne following extract will snarv,
SAYS an English paper.
Mr.. Ferguson rnAa him Of q newly in
veuretf 8arnln wza1ca Went without
h0rseS A MAJ wins sAE Ia Ts turned .
handle. which wrrkea a spring inst
drove liz forward. Then sir, said
johnson. what in gained il. she man
has his ch8ice w1srAsr fBe viii move
himself aInae ar aiEuSeIr and the ma
chine rDtL -BasweE &aar 1863. Page
SO If tsI0be E145tIGn-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

whereas. Ua the ssts dag a. Essesn Der A. D.,
LS3s. Charles koyer ard AGHtr~w Hxnna. mort
gaxer=- executed and 3e4sger@d Ep xn. FAIL
Eng. mDxx&z2ee. q ehzftei Eaar<~agr sD secure
ftpe psyr<enr oF ER3faa8 za.S insere~s. which said
mortgages axas nied In TIN a6ker Of stss Rexisre r
of Deeds 80 Day Gounsy. S<suxh Dakota. 0u rhe
sfh day Of November. 1881, at oscioek. q. IN.
Said morTxxxe was duiF z-a~sgrs~d su P4sss
Brewing tA<npany. who l. zs~ the owner
rss@rFasf.
Ind Whsrn~. Defauis iss@ been raads IN the
s<xxfitious 81 &ara mortgages. wtxich default
e1nxiss= In the tssiure 81 Eise snna tnortxzwnrs
- 1ssg sand drkx when due.
Assv Thrrrfsrs. The foiIe~ing property tss-
crsA~<s in sald nsDrsg2ge- ta-xsr Que team
el~r& naarrs @sssDx = s~arr aisE, known a. Els-
>s1ss<s4 ssaT. ssL~ rc4L ataTe Ah<But sssars Ole.
oDe Gag seidsne ans~as yeavs odd. wsIl b. so1a
&C psklks sarTaos oa Sssnrtay the 18th day ct
Jasnzrx i-@~. az tvs ~ clock In the afternoou
ar rae Gsxr sfoor Of E&~ cours houSe ca Mso-
aEer- day Lsunfy+ ~s0rk Dakutz. the prnsreerfs
~ xhasE SALE shall h~ aDpiiess "a rlse psysusnf
&C <ry1 H<sw clairuest "a b. fttgs on safa f~br
sfrse paying esssts and dis6uf >emsnfs atLswrd
by law.
Dated a. yst>=scr. Scarh Dxkzsa, this lssI
day ef J~anR4Axzs L-e~
PzEst KrexE&g CamrAanY.
Y. ~. PAFiimans Owngvp at Nerf-sy.
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MORTGAGE ForHc4nsnrzs sale.
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Defznlt Gara2z axs@x made IN me conditions
OF a csr-aln -z0rrgzxe dated 4prsk sta- H. D.
Lza- exesused and delIvs-st by Jaxkss k0fcsn-
sssu and hrIsx1ae Ass4kssas0G- na0rEgzxOTS. 20
.Aa11n0 EhAi-sa- aas<SZ&xesv which said mort
gage Is rerxrgses1 Ia sfEr 9EEice VI register af
deefs 1t Day czsaaky. SoHEz DAKOTA. ~ book m
ct Mortgages .z pax2 go 4a1 IN which said
mortgages there - s&~ ar Ehe cate Of this notice
TAG SUM of xsi1I erlaeapsl and interest, and
SAD for saxrs psEss-
Notice i 1erE0y glE-n that The said mort
xazs xllI De forect0ssd % a sale Of Ehs mort
gzgEa premises slx1GEex1 N sas1 Day eO1nry,
South dakota slsxsE- tk~ s0urh naIf $3.50 of
tss southeast quarter tse4 nf secta8n s.e0ry-
three ssec ~ in ss~EshaB one hundred and
EEenEy-thrre gfZ54 range 1fry-sEx s1g, contain
A1g ~ scre-. GzDre or less
WhErn safe ~Il 5e made ne public auction
az F1H srvnF stpor OF the caEr- house IN tae ci.y
OF W@hsrsr, ia DxY caanfy- SourA DAKOTA, ON
skr @ssaa Gag OF s~Ga1rx. \. ID E@-. a. two
OeGacx p.nu~ 20 satisfy said mortgage debt ana
taxes
DaEssf De~. IA. Ise1.
AEruad ChIgso1.
r. III. Lnnd. Mortgages.
AsEaynry f0r nlarrgxrn@
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NsFa@~ ~ asaFsezsaea Etmar fEsnsra sud
Efssrses Roger.
Nanas ~ assrFga@se- Ha- EefE1mx.
Owner r. a8awF saEa Y2h~r Erew1m amwaas
Date @t mortgage. Gcfsas@v fafa. frE.
>Flisa secured To- s~ssa nS4srsxa m. &g1AE4.
Snrl etasHs@t "a or 46ne eI sa5f n4sYvza1a
x8N
I@F4zaged property.
Dne black gesstiawE yeR~@ odd. es8a rrssn mare
@KGiss years otd, 6sse Dag Tsa~s saxhg Years aasf.
g2s Go6umotzH ~prsr~ Tpp ssu~xy. 0ue g.~xssaa
spring top na@xF zAa csnnvf@se. esa@ paFr axrll-
kaysnR nss0 stesfs- oxe paes at light kwo @eakef
nxs5 skeG- q ssgeit hwsx cWk1ers al gnnsIetp.
Fhree seEr Algns trivia g harne~s, atsaf all ge Ira.
Ian r0he4 and av n~x@~ 1ss AE.sy ~As a 49,
above hsBght rl1ss azg "a Mm. FaiES7Us
Dcfzust has ksA&a mz<x-Gn s&e canditian& in said
mortgages eugs4tn~s- ~aid ae f4mlr rrsnxisrS II
Ehe faalnTe ut THE naxsrFxzgars ea gay the netns
s<cgzrrsf ny said HsrrSsxxe wAsn dae or ar all.
Szsa mssrrxaxr wslt oe ftvacfuSad nv A sxsD af
the above described prsp~rryR f pu1lic auessou
ga SATURDAY. January 1sth f.9s. at r=5 % csssrx
pm Al YrDnT doesr OF shr e<xsrs hause in Webster.
Dag E0aptys south Jzk0xx- 80 pay said sSsbe
sssv@ther wlfh the ca~fx a&a zes<waeyss fees as
asl0<vef by law.
Dated. January f9sis- Esv
PaSSx <~wizrso ON pany.
X. W.. Pariiman, Morrxavne.
AEtsrn@v.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

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