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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-07-12

TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, lS7s.-
l. Notice for publication United States
Land Office, LewistoNn, Mont, June %, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act of congress of
June 8, 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada. and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of Aug. 4, 1892,
BENJAMIN +. LEPPER.
of Flatwillow, county of Fergus, State OF Mon
tana, has this day filed in this Office his sworn
statement No. 4, for the purchase of the neA
swA, nwl4 sch and sh neh OF sec 81, tp IA n, Z
% e. and VIII offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes. and TO establish
his. claim to said land before the register and
receiver of this Office at Lewistown, Mont, on
Thursday. Aug. 81, 1899.
He names as witnesses:
John w. Woods, Walter j. Winnett. James
Twohig and William ii. Carl, all of Flatwillow
Mont.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO file
their claims in this Office on or before said 3lst
day of August. 1893.
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register.
First publication June Is
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-07-12

TIMBER CULTURE. FINAL PROOF
L Notice for Publication u. s.. Land Office
at Lewistown. Mont. June 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that
AUGUSTT WESTVELT
has filed notice of intention TO make final
proof before the register and receiver at their
office IN Lewistown. Mont. on Friday. the
18th day Of August, 1899, on timber culture ap-
plication No. "a. for the sls sch. neA seli, sch
swlI. sec 3, tp 14n. T 20 e. Montana p. NJ.
He names as witr esses:
Thomas Casey, of Lewistown, Mont: Frank
Lvons. Ward Dixon and Charles Frost, of
Grass Range. Mont.
EDWARD BRASsEY. Register.
First publication July o
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-07-12

App ication fer Patent, No. 40
United States Land Office,
IeWistpUn. Mont. lulv z Isgq

United States Land Office,
Lewistown. Mont, July 3, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the Great
Northern Mining x Development Co. a
ration, by its general manager, Ernest w. King.
whose postoftice address is Gilt Edge. Fergus
county, Montana, has filed an application for
patent, under the mining laws or the United
states, for lS32.5 linear feet Of the Puck quartz
mine vein. lode or deposit, bearing gold, en-
Tracing us # n ~ 10 W and 3D. 1t $ 81 Is e,
measured along the course of the vein romt the
center OF the discovery cut, situated in Warm
Spring (~unorganized) mining district, Fergus
county. Montana, in tip 10 II. ~ e, and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat on
tile, in this office as mineral survey No. 556S,
and described therein as follows, to-wit Be-
ginning at cor No. I, marked by a pine tree 6
ms in diameter, blazed on the side toward the
claim and marked "l-5j6S", from which the
quarter sec cor on north boundary of sec 20. tp
10 n, T 20 Z, bears S 10 Is { 2l55.5; thence n SO
80 W III y II to cor No. ,; thence S 20 16 W 1885
ito cor No. 3; thence u y y W 279.5 # to cor
No. 4; thence n 81 81 W go II to cor No. s;
thence S q IL " 20i II to cor No. g; thence II
81 VI W ~ II To cor No. Z; thence n IS 30 W
BIG # to cor No. ); thence S u 10 " 2ls # t.
thence n IL ~ ( 29.5 IT to cor No. IL; thence 5
~ q t UU Il to cor No. ~; thence 5 I6' 03 e
80 II to cor No. IL; thence n IL 10 e 1898 fl to
cor No. . and the place of beginning, mag
netic variation of all courses in this SUR ey be-
ing 10 20 e; area claimed, 5.6S acres. There
are no conflicting claims. The notice of loca.
ton of the said Puck quartz mine is of record
in the office of the county recorder of Fergus
county. at Lewistown. Montana, in Book 3 OF
Lodes. at page ga. The official plat and a no.
tlce OF application for patent was posted upon
the said premises on the 10Th day of June. 1899
Adjoining claims: On the north sur No. $685.
Chickadee lode: 5l3l. Popular lode; ON the
south sur Nos. 533l. Cuba lode; 52l6. PlattsburR
lode; on the west. sur No. 1851. Chickadet
Fraction lode.
The surface ground claimed is 1913 feet al
the e~asterly end and 2lS feet at the westerly end
of the said mining premises.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode. premises. or any
portion thereof so described, surveyed, plated
and applied for. are hereby notified that unles.
their adverse claims are duly filed according tc
law, and the regulations hereunder, within the
time prescribed by law, with the register of the
United States land Office at LewistOwn, State
of Montana. they will be barred by the pro.
visions Of the law in such cases made and pro
vided.
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register,
First publication july
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-07-12
EIy's Cream Balm
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF-Notice
~ for publication-United States Land Office

nESERT LAND FINAL PRUOF.,Notlce
~ for publication-United States Land Office
July 10, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that
CLYDE 4. STEPHENS,
OF Fergus county, Montana, has filed notice of
his intention To make proof on his desert land
claim No. JG2. for the se14 swh sec II; nj nwa
swh nwh, sec IA, tp Is n, re- Is e. Mont. +. NJ,
before the register and receiver at Lewistown,
Montana. on Monday, Aug. q. 1899,
He names the following witnesses TO prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
land:
Maginnis Mont: Thomas NJ. Shaw and Henry
Ford, of Lewistown, Mont.
EJWAop nRAs5Ey. Reg ste'
First pun july IL
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-07-12

The plague OF 'oo-La Grippe.
The DESTROYER Of .aGrippe- Nile. Me- yhe.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-07-12
NOTICEFOR PUBLICATION-ISOLAT-
4N ed ~trart-puhIic land sale,

c. NJ. KELLY, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
ANOTHER FIFTH-AVE. SALE
ENCOURAGING CONDITIONS IN THE
REALTY MARKET.
NUMEROUS PARCELS N NORTH NEw-YoRK SOLD
.rrrrFRs0N NJ LEVY A BrYER

NUMEROUS PARCELS N NORTH NETWORK SOLD
JEFFERSON N LEVY BUYER
There were more signs Of activity in real estate
circles Yesterday than Tor several days before.
While the number o; sales shows great increase.
the character % the parcels disposed ot yesterday
indicates more general interest In various kinds oi
property.
Henry \ Winans & May have sold No. - Fifth
ave. French basement &-.oot dwelins-house'
tor Mrs. Z Fulton Cutting on private terms Ihe
same brokers' II conjunction with Charles Mac
Rae have sod The vacant lot On the noTtA side
of Fifty-tourth-s; - feet west OF Fiftn-ave.. *
Io0 70 a buyer who will a. once erect handsome
residence This IS part = tae ST Luke plot Inc
same ar.n also report the sale o. No = West Fiiiy-
,hrG-s;. SIZE 23xa0. .ot ll15 for MIS-. D. Mclean
Shaw.
-e;ner < Marks have sold 10 J. P. Mulho.and a
plot. SKIS or The south SIDE o. WentoveF-a'e..
west ot Tn.rd-ave on which the purchaser VIII
erect TWO fve-stOry flats The same brokers' also
report tie sac % d two-stOry building on pot
5-Xs5 .n Uro,0na Park Nortn. .oT . MI. scAoNoe.s'
Tie pT5Serty so!a la. week y B B g g + e..5 7.
Barry the pot. 2QXs9. No. l'l East SAty-Aith-
ST. -0rtanrs come! or Park-aFr . - 80.
= Clarence Davies sold 10 Je1e!soa ". Levy TIE
- r!rsl-ar. s.xty-sx 1-st and Thrc-ase..
5.xs,. plot on tae east side q Ta-rd-ave 49,
9. 20 al - Z go, --- - e,- ~ re6-ar 3-sxty-
1..r-uce DAVIES a.so SOD 20 Jefferson u. Levy
AZ o;rrr. he book font Oh Key-s,., west side
fc.rgea lois n tae cas-, side %. Pr0spect-ave &C.
.v.eea Observation-Disclosures anu Cne-nua-
corner q Beaca-aye a1- n-.Iy-s- -,A-V., -.e g.o'
west s.l= D.. Was .nstoa-ase norm oi one-aln- .c
ia- rear q ne toTeg0iqE = FaTk.aye 5xa3 me
northwest come! u Westcnes-eT ana uS.S;. S.S2o...'
souta u observation-disclosures eIty-4-st-st. oJN-p;
We--sey " Cne-nunir -si,,y ninth 81 '2Es
y a .0t on The south -l-= u -.Otona-aFr "esf o.,
-.x.y-t.rs:-st and E5g.=-1ve TX
lN Other parcels lr NO-ta New OK are sac 10
have been purchased oy Ut. Levy ana "-s 4Sso-
). Clarence Davies also sod toT a 3ir Myers 70
..-s i @ .s--r-v-eigsf5-st and Wills-ave a.
N e Aewu 2. Co. sod . !. Hal foE : "
i,, x;t. for abcat Sc %
Isaac strauss Is reported 20 have sold a plot aa9
h1iarg in East Thirteenth-st between Avenues
Gssfgs " Esgers purchased the .oq,heas, ,e CO..
ner 5t Bradn1rst-aye. ard One-al -s---oi
3is East E.sh,y-f5ar,h-s... taree-story dwelling
house x,o22 ara No. %, East seyenty-e.sath-st.'
H. STANDARD Realty comga2y has i sod I'r,2 t2r i2e
l. u Grene- estate 20 client 10 ~ ~ --- ~ 49,
iron. house. 2N55x *. on lot -lx"s Terms phi
Bingham Brothers have so,d ne ssYsn.;.;ory e
go 80 - - a. o. - ~ ,y-ese-. ,ys.e-4,d
l. 3 Pooe' IT, IS ne 5ayer = 50 = Eas: Sky
" =. ne V4v-Yor. Resi Eststi saesro5m yesterday
srorg Z, Ireland sold r. fore lre ne seven
story 35i'e 5 91.as On E2t - ,rAer o, sx;sr
% he Equitable Ike Assurance Company OF '"e
samuel Go.dsti,ker sold IN fore 9sure the eight
story brick cllc.nZ on -o' t-s
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
{orfrlosrrc Sales.
S.-TPE;EWE ,.;-i-'I5-f;I#;'1' COURT. COUNTY Of

---1--~~~~~---~-~---- -
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK Metropolitan T--., company @; tae c;;y O:
New YORK -es-srn=n-a-y Trustee ETC. against H7.y
Il pursuance 6. ;assu-n; q ;ere:os-. an sac
rg ea.e ,he 2. Gay Z F=t-lary re S3t e--,ei = re
-f,e c: .he C.e-k 81, t-e County e. Ne" * ~ t-e
-5,-- House r. ne County CO Sew f-k re - cay
z Fe5--ary lsss re -n-ers gae- t1e referee y te
ssd ,u-sr1e-t named w- s-. a. T-rio a-ct- a. t-e
Nsw YORK Rea Es-a;e saes'o71 %--o5r IL ~ ava
Tew YORK .s'a 1ay z ? orusrg, 1873 a. we've
l-c.ocx .co- ct p N--iara y hta-,
acrteer re premises directed ~ the SAD Judgment .
te sd ar5 sc-.oec therein as to-.1Ws; . ~,
proyer-rts t1ege1l et-1 s.is4'e > s az t.-s
TIE Twelfth Ward = re City %: New 1'rk ard bounce;
Ees.1n.as a. pont OF tie s5uthery side q wes;
s4,4n Zee, ana five lrches Ea-tey from ha .-ersecia
q re Esstery SD = Arnster-arn 'trnery l-1tal
rue WITH the S-uthery side n West N-etf-sever'l
street running thence S1-thwar1y and parallel "'n
Amsterdam Avenue aat Qart = me way tn isn pe-l
va ne hundred ana eleven inches 70 ~. @1;re oe
q The BOOK between Wes, NDey-s.xt and West Ninety
en-h Streets. Earwar-y arc along sad centre
-e z the box ar1 parable. with Hes' NnetF ~ u
stree. feet and six inches thence NorinW
ard ps-slle. wh Amsterdam Avenue al1 la-t = 't
Il aes the S1utaers s1e G: West Ninety se.en.A
Street and thence WestFsr4ly ard arrs tn= Sout1~Iy
sise z Nnety-seren Street seventeen tes 81
Il hes % the p9.a; y place = heginnng
DATED. Ne" 4'TA' TCt4; ' y MFRS Referee
PARSONS. SHEPARD x OGDEN.
Attorneys fCr P.a.Eti
B5rough q Manhattan New YORK CITY.
ne following = diagram - the property % - so'd
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
90 tnhom III Hlan Concern.

EOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ALIEN
~ ANDER & TACKABERRY. domestic corporation.
having - prircipsl office a. he B,to.gn Z
Marbs-.an fty y SeN York. Courty = New YORK aa-
sac q New YORK Will apply % tae supreme cyl-t o.
- So - New YorA al SIecs Term thereof Part =
~ - rec AZ me County CONT House me Borough q
Nsnhs:tan Csty cf New Ycsk county Z New losk. on
80 a. day = February 1903 t03o clock the
forsacon q day. o- son thereAits as co-rse
car - hesrd - a. order authorizing ss1 corporation
ebange is oor5orate O. =. T ALEXANDER & co
Da;ed New York Cty. January lith. $50 -
ALEXANDER q TACkABERRf,
By II r ALEXANDER Pres.dent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
Oipl1en0 aoilces.


OFrTcE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No / Broadway.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Ameri-
ca. CoAi Company q AGegzay County Mt have
MS day declared sern-annlal dividend < four per
-, .na AZ extra dlyl--rl o.. PEI ce.t upcn ths
capital stock C,mpany PAYABLE a. mis- ocs o.
X-Ssres5ay March / The transfer o'1ks Vii. -
c,o.ed an Feb l7th ''c.-ck > an1 reOp4ned on
me morning 0' GE0RGz II BOwLBY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
-873

ffJTC D > q aI1ll|- -aIIal1 ~ 7 II '-4IF =
~ following q diagram %. the property % he 500
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

llPtN Ri Ll,-BAlsA INS-Ncw ra-
chimes ctea3. Hrmllsteas. Smiths. So.
g-lr1n ."-l rentals retl CYN-OL-
DAT ~ TlFEW RITTER EXCHANGE. rs
Rroatway
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
At 81 -ARrHoDoMEws

?. - = II HDLIJNE ~
EA.pLDL l.EET BUREAU. 2ll +. 42d-st
Telephone 2.5'4-3sfh 81.
First. xs seq ants are supplied: Cooks,
chartcrfn-l-s. waiire.ses buffers. lsun-
dresses. lsef1' men. ETC. .lso experienced
uaIag ~ hll-rHrrp-rs. g.ferr--ses IN
ta.ls a+'-r .40ts and ether professional
help. h.zl-srale mercantile workers sup
I.i.t without ca4rge- References carefully
IT. .-t gated
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
Auttion SAFES nral gstaie.

Auttion 5alfs hral GsiHie.
nrrrF F MEYER Aac,i,aser
Under 'se 5Ter 81 HANLI u VII lsles r5tl c6t, Ed
rrrEH MEYtR. A-.--.s-'. Ar-.s...-i o, ,.aa a.,
.e ya vrs R.a,-E.,ate Sal-.-o'rn. - III Broadway.
a. i clock noon ..
IT,. Executor. y 4sHs:. r Emo deceased.
valuable improved ~. vacant pro1ery IN ne
y. 10 IL ~ i,e washington street
s.. = l-s - Wa-eT rect
-. , 81 s5 &. AL 'i s NeT,-r ' see: zee
y - Grsr- street
No g. s-a ss lo2 and io4 2i4 ana 2l5 Thompson
= . an 'a 3 g q: ;e sss go .aa ss 81 g. q. t az e
N,s oI1 ana .i8 street.
s g. . aHs ~ 2 s, s-. We. E7s9s.2q @ r. 5:7ssf sf1''+
Nos jos an. 100 B7.a1va,. a1l 80 7ss Seventh Ave-
Nss 5000 yyes; 81 sre. .Ne~ger' Aparneat House
We s.l- %: Broadway ard north side z Wes' 9Th
We. .'s o. a-ana c.ros ncrh @: West 18Th street
som So Q: VS.. D.. e-3 s.rss. @ : .'''
~, -ll- O., aevsri 80 q 75,a street. lots.
-.r4.. .-- e.. s,s.e.-ri art W-s, 77tn s.-.e,
Tera SIDE 81: 77,h street aes' q Au''erl4 Ave
y i-3 cs.aas.aa. 4y.9-: ,..a:
Nrt ,.se o. VS.. s7't street ~ts' 4 cen'rsl PARK
4a.--s A4.a-e az W. ie.,a .s s;rs.- ,... ,,s.
ss..s s..e q Yves, l4,A s-r-e, aes, o, B,sevars
ara mortgage o. r are ae-aat gsr cent for one. Two
,or-@- iii -.sarsy.
AN2{ AH5 E EN@o2:o ENo:
%.+LI@H ,3SrTr ? ENQ5 : voon ETeea'o7s
JoHN A STEWART
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

ESTATE OF MARIA HOPPER. De
- CEAsED-L<tters testanentaly cn the above estate
having been granted the Undersigned a. persons In
1ebeS 70 ne sais Estate requested make pa}
a. those having claims present. ne same without d.
a. 10 ssrah n Euserscn No 3l3 Vest s2d ST. New
GEORGE PIERCE.
No 623 Wal-ut s.. Pallaoepha
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

Al REDUCED PRICES $40 second band
wf lll lr.r r.-.i-r ---. ..n-l. i-.il
g-ar-Lf--4. -.l.rrD u.4.1t ana *
ctsrget GEORGE b. EDDY Se' Mall
sons
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

.SRY KRoPF. Rsfsrss.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

r,zE Css-N-NG SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
/ SEE Srg-1--t1 e. iil-s.-- Ms o. T. p LL-r-i-
p
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.



WORK WANTED.
-
pCoKK BEP.-H eNr--if- - A. re-
--.as rfrt. 90 iear- AZ. business We
-tar- ~ g. .er weeH PA J. hNMLIN'
.g~. N-- ~-s-r 1903 af-t
-.ir.- .ri--"
reference 81 '' RAJ - Pas. f-
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BOOK kLi-t . ~ ma,
9ar' -- ,..,..
t.
psErR -0.. --c... .srl .r -tkss ~
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--rr - r,,-- e.. p-.-z.rr
H. ..i. ii -i, rs o-sr.f, e.. eu,--.- can
pe.l4 -ses s-i wasus T'H-H
iai -asi -''''
- ~ --.-.ss German ans English
wishes -.t.at.-r III Office. ues- r~f-fen
p S0FvAR~Z $50 S0-'-g - W@s' no
1,--,- 30 -,l.--. ,....,i,. o.-ce ~ bush
. .-r- -rsf----e vy0Fr-
rnl5r :, V... si-r-s.
- -,----------1% - -sE. ce-e - motors.
..". ti-... II .--,~-Rr.r - y -
-a r-s.,-
1,,-.s. 80 VII sh --..s BE- -7sr 90 engage
-r.-.. - ,.r.-.@-' O. tase charge z o-e r
r.5r. buildings god ren;e-. A-e re
go. rr'GT.srv p-y o Tribune 0e.ce
90. % ,r-..f. oa-a small -,v-t-v -'are.
.-~a.sr-e- Aver use,.t cr assist
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
STPREME COTRT- New York County.-

METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
OF ELW YORK. as General Guardian eie. against
WILLIAM r VAN PoKKELEN arl others
n pursuance 70 judgment . -s-r- ard sale d-}
made AID entered ir -e above erf..-1 action -+-it
tate hc 1871 cay q JanuaH l--s ED e,-re- p t--
- the Cler- o. me l' -cfr 10 \rN .rk a. tl-
house -re Cclr'y - N-w YORK on re l1t Cay
q January lsee tte -rters rre- t-e -e-eree ir ts
sst tuce1aent -i wil gel. ~ public e.coa ~ t1e
Nex Rea. Estae saIesr.o-1. Number III br1a-
+ rough = .-ar city ~ Neu Yrs County q NeF
Yo-z ne "a Gay % Fe-rlerJ $50 AZ Twelve oco-1
70 that cay. by Peer J. Ne. ~. a. rp1eer. me
premises t-ec-e3 y re SAID Judgment 70 bs s7- ana
described therein az tol.H
ALL that cera.- TO- pee parcel @: land. wi'h re
b1If ags improvements -he-e0n situate lying ana
being ln TIE TUelty-secrd Ward O., ere CTS = NeV
y5.x. bounded and dos -ri, Cd as follows.
BE5fNNING a. p--t 20 ne scrt1e.ly si-e - SKY
feth street distant ta hundred and t1r-N feet east
ely 'he formed ty the inersectrn %; re
scu,tery lie q Syylfh street with the e1ste1y E-e
= Amsterdam Avenue running thence uttVar-y and
parallel with Amsterdam. Avenue. and part q tae way
through party wall tIrtr feet en1 Eve % res o.
sxty-ffth streets thence etsNarGiy along sad cerfe
lie parallel vlfh S.1y-1tt1 street eighteen feet.
hence trHa-siv and parallel vtr Amsterdam Avenue
AID Tarf r fFe ftr leh party wal. oLe hundred
fve inches % f.e s-Ith-rly ir- o. SXtf-tl
street and thence ues'@arty arr af1ug ne s.lflery
fr. - s',fs ttf1 sweet teerl feet the prf
psce teFnning sad premises being known as NJ rs
pates New YORK. January p 1893
PARSONS. SHEPARD 4 OGDEN.
Aff1rreys f0r re Plairtn
III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

The approximate amount %, ne len or c'aFse 20 -
SIS s22 5O with Interest thereon from Jan. 'fh l-f
sether and allowance. amounting i. $3.50 49,
with Interest from Jan ftfF 1-rt together WIN te A
pensss = the sale appr ziwate amount ~ axes
sss4ssuents and other liens be- allowed %
the purcfaser OUT ~ the purchase paid ty tie
referee Is S2sl 40 interest
"'-' HENRY KRoPF. Rsfsrss.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
Hlisoellaneons.

4. ENUINE PEARLS doa't look any better than our
" wonderful limitations they are almost icenuea- TO
re- ones JAMMES West 37th ST.. hear 9TH Ave
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

o~~-0o~>~oO~o~--o-N --o-Noo~--0~0~oe0,NJ'~>07 ~>07>7.,''0
4 FINE. FAl-NJ BAN. lh 9,---'
.-.- - ssf-. VIII rlaae some r--- r--1.
s4s-ass RANk. B-x - T-.c-ne Once
WANTED. - --aa Il st-i,y 90 Fro'a2,-
stock c-ur- -1y - I-z---ss "a,
..-'.~-.s-s e-.---.7ss returns ~ ~. So
5,,tr.gt. 1atel- device witn t1s S-a-e
rg-te Z O1.o a-t Sew J .-S t1.s s
80 -e,..g .-se--ue-- A-.r@ss gzN-
FH4t. AGENT. ~ 'lse Building, '-e'e-
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Gedtbers.


DR W @ NOVEL; private tutor az pupils homes or
AZ III z. s2d o. TWo pupils received IN family
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6thonl Gpenres.

-~n>nnooN~NNcONNNNNNDN|NN
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHNRs' AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Tesclers Tutors. Goyernesses
&C. 10 Colleges Schools ard Families Apply %
Mrs " J. YOUSG-FlLTON. p Union Square
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-05

Cecil Butler. Large Gold band china
nut dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. Linen Towel.
Mr.. ID. Parks. Fine Hammock.
Misses Candlce, Hattie, Maud and
Elsie Ash. Silver butter knife aud
shell.
Frean Richards. Silver sugar holder
Heber and Miss Anna Heydlauff.
Lowells poems and Emerson's Essays.
Miss Florence Rhodes. Orange BIOS
SONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. P. Bray. Silver
butter knife and sugar shell.
Then came Messrs j. 4. Agen. G. It.
McCluskey, Il. II. Broom, C. G. Buckele,
4. ID. Ash, G. ii. Ash and c. X. McClus-
key and presented an elegant dinner set
OF 100 pieces.
The following presents were received
from friends nor present:
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Wolf, Albert Lea
MINI, Silver salmon fork.
Miss Bertha Sanborn, Elma Iowa
Fine linen towel.
Mrs. Fannie Haynes, Charles City Ia
Lace Handkerchief.
d. j. Roberts and wife. Langford, ID.
Silver berry spoon.
Emmett Eaton and Mrs. Frost, Pier
pont, 5. d. Silver butter dish.
Mrs. j. d. Henry, Lowell Mich. SIX
linen napkins.
The ceremony being v e c%ongratula-
tions exchanged and n bountiful dinner
partaken OF. The happy couple left for
their future abode ut Pierpont, and the
guests departed to their various h ONES.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-05
w edding Bells.
Special to Reporter and Farmer

Special to Reporter and Farmer
Butler Jan. 2nd, 1899.
The leading event OF the season occur
ed at the residence OF DE. Potter on Sat-
urday last, the occasion being the mar
riage OF George ii. Sherwood, OF Pier
pont. S. D., to Miss Carrie NJ. Potter,
Rev. Mellette OF Pierpont officiating.
The spacious rooms were filled with
happy, joyous faces. Eighty-one in
vited guests being present
1t began olooka ut one time as though
some would have to stay out OF the fold
but Potter's residence is like an omni-
bus. always room for another, and all
were comfortably provided for,
The groom is the only son OF l.. Sher-
wood, one OF the substantial farmers OF
Pierpont, and stands in the foremost
ranks OF Day county's entarprising and
honorable young men.
The bride is the eldest daughter OF
d. E. and Lydia Nj. Potter, and is one.,of
the most highly respected and popular
young ladies in the community where
she has resided.
The occasion proved that both have
a host OF warm hearted friends who
wish them much Joy and happiness in
the new life they have just entered upon
under circumstances SO favorable.
Their friendship was manifested not
only by words but by the following
beautiful gifts presented:
l.. Sherwood, Warrantee Deed to as
fine a quarter section of land as Day Co.
affords.
Mrs. Sherwood. Fine eight day clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Potter. Set Of
cane seated chairs. Patriotic log cabin
quilt.
Mr.. and.Mrs. S. l.. Potter. Upholster-
ed rocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith. Gold
band glass set 6 pieces.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Stevens. Colored
glass water set.
Percy Bezanson and Miss Blanche
Sherwood. Silver pickle castor.
Frank lewis and Edith Potter. EIe-
CANT silver tea service 6 pieces.
Miss Maud Potter. Crazy work quilt
and sideboard scarf.
4. Carrick and Miss Eva Potter. Silver
water set and Crocheted lamp mat.
Baby Earl Potter. Beautiful volume
entitled Bridal Bells.
Eddie and Misses Clara, May and Iva
Stevens. Powered glass photo case
with photo. Glass Vinegar cruise and
linen towel.
l.. NJ. Hnselton and family. Elegant
lamp.
Mrs. Mary HaseIton. Glass cake dish
Rev. MelIettc. Silver tea pot and
photo.
Rev. and Mrs. Lydstone. Set nickle
plated fiatirons.
Mr.. ind Mrs. NJ. Sanborn and Mrs. j..
l.. Barry. A very beautiful gold band
water set.
Miss Emma Stubborn. Glass cake
stand.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Burch. Fine
silver pickle caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Colwell, Fred and
Grace Colwell. Silver Berry dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ihrke. Glass cake
stand.
Aiiss Tena Vale. Glass sauce dish and
linen towel.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Sylvester. China
bread plate.
Miss Jessie FURY. Six linen napkins.
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Ielsaron, Mr.. aud
ms. 4. J. IeBaron. and Mrs. Holing :
worth. Fine linen table spread and xix
linen napkins.
Geo. Butler and vile. Misses Tina ana