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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-07
the privilege of making an addition to
his residence.
AFTER THE LIGHT COMPANY.

The recent interruptions in the cleo
trio lights. as consequence OF break
downs at the power plant, were produce
tive OF discussion. The Town Attor-
company that the contract must be
lived,up to or action would be taken to
have it annuled.
The Clerk of the Market was given
weeks leave of absence. j. III. Parr
will take the vacancy.
MesSrs. Allen and West were APP
pointed n committee to act with the
Mayor In arranging time and other de-
tails of Confederate Memorial Day.
GOOD CITIZEN GONE
Mr.. Wallace Kilby is dead. The end
came at $50 o'clock tonight. Mr.
kiby was attacked with n nervous af-
lection some months ago. but partially
recovered. He became i'll night before
last and sank rapidly
The deceased had been merchant
here many years, but retired some
months ago. He was q nuch-liked
gentleman and n member Of the Main
Street Methodist Church. He was n
Confederate veteran. During the war
he was courier for General Lee. The
deceased was Sc years old
Mr.. Kilby leaves n wife and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. George Brown,
Miss Blanche. Wallace r., Clinton NJ.
and Bruce Kilby. He was brother of
Judge w. ]. Kilby and Mrs. w. w.
Murray, of Suffolk, and Mr.. Clay Kilby,
OF Norfolk.
Tie funeral will take place Monday.
Mr. Kilby was n member of the Royal
Arcanum. and carried its insurance pol
icy for $1,000.
BRITTLE UNDER BOND.
One more man was to-day made n de-
PENDANT in the coming murder trial in
Isle of Wight county He is James f.
rived here last night on the $3.50 train
from that city and were at once driven
to the parsonage of Tabb Street Pres
byterian Church, where they were mar
ried by the pastor. Rev. ]. w. Rosebro
ID. ID. The bride is quite pretty.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
So far two gentlemen have practically
announced themselves as candidates for
the office of City Sergeant, to be filled
ut the election next spring They are
Hon. John Il. Evans, former member
of the House of Delegates, and for some
years the Democratic city chairman,
and Mr.. Dennic Parkinson. former Chief
Of Police. There may be other candi-
dates. The two gentlemen above named
are prominent and popular.
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inexpensive
Handsome Silk
Costumes.

train. flare and flouncc trimmed with
narrow black velvet ribbon. Special
'.'.'... 49,. go. ......... 5000
or Black Taneta. waist trimmed
with iiounces of chiffon. purple velvet
collar and belt. plain skirt en- train.
special. ........ ..S2D.uV
OF Blue Foulard with small white
figure Waist trimmed with full
vest effect OF white tucked taffeta
and festooncd with flounces of the
foulard. edged with LOUNGES Of mar
raw white ribbon Skirt trimmed
with same material. edged with
flounces of narrow white ribbon.
Spcciai..-.. ........ ........ ....... 5000
OF BLACK and White Striped I'ou-
lard. Entire waist tucked and trim
med with chiffon and white satin lih-
hon and narrow fiounccs Of same ma
terial edged with narrow white satin
ribbon. Skirt trimmed and On train
specili...'... $3.50. ...... S25.v0
or Blue f'oulard with white fig
urc. Waist deliberately trimmed with
chiffon and white satin ribbon. Tunlc
skirt trimmed. Special. 49,. $500
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BRIEF TALES.

K ANY dealer licensed TO sell Liquors any
fFilere can supply your want for
81 q. o. Taylor Wb!sklcs
No dealer anywhere can give you
under any other brand at any price,
W1iiskey that Is any more PURE or that
do any moro ut for medicinal use.
Don't lose sight of this important fea-
trre.y c. o. Taylor Wblski6s cannot be
bought In bulk from any dealer &C any
price. We supply it in, sealed bottles.
WHICH bear on face and neck labels OF
s,tr Arm name signature
We bottle. 1t principally for medical
rractit ioners' prescriptions, and when We
sss4''s cssHEiEsrBR Fl. GRAVES 6. SONS.
Fscr sale at White Bros. Norfolk, Va.
Erownfa Hotel, Portsmouth. Va
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Whom NnturO

Needs assistance 1t may be best to rem
der. 1t promptly. but one should remem-
Der to use even the most perfect RENE
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-07

m HE ONLY WAY MOST MEN VIII
save money IS n little at time. svs.
tcmatic saving. The experience of Ipr3c
teal men. who know, say that a p goo,
way TO save money is 10 invest in I.iGSE
INSURANCE. 1t means laying aside y
small amount each year and rcceivin"
your money back with lcrge profits M 3
time when you need 1t most. FOR this
purpose the best policy Is the Life Rnfo
Endowment issued by the Union Central
For full information call on or write to-
WOODWARD & ELAN. Suffolk. Va.
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DIDN'T HAVE \ RIGHT.

Some time ago 1t was ordered that
the night police force be reduced from
five to four men. Last nigh; when the
ordinance was read it was decided this
Council can't discharge a policeman
without cause. They were elected for
year, ending August LIST.
Neither has the present body any au-
thority to decide who shall be the next
hose cart driver There was irregu-
larity alleged in the fire company's cleo
ton. and some council will have to set
tie it.
The committee appointed to see the
County Supervisors about hiring pa
trolman for East Suffolk. reported the
Supervisors had no authority in the
premises.
Preston j. Rawles was given pernis-
sion to build Il house on Sycamore
street, and w. S. Amcs was granted
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SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

wv ANT TO CONTRACT WITH A
w good man to saw and ship lumber
Apply at once. JOHN l. GAY. Suffolk
Va. my7-2t
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How to Obtain q. 3. e. Write
for Free Trial Bottle.

II. Il. Il. cures Blood Poison ulcers,
painful swellings. blotches. pimples. cop
per--colorcd spots falling OF the hair, sores
tested for so years. Large bottles Tor sale
by all druggists for Sioo or hotties Uull
trcatmenD $500. For sample bottle enclose
two stamps to pay postage and address
Blood Balm Co, 81 Mitchell street. At
!2ntt, Ga. and trial bottle and medical
bocle will be sent. all charges prepaid. De
scribe your trouble and We Will include
free medical advice.
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TOWN OF SUFFOLK
People Exercised Over Tax o.
Green Groceries.
Mr. Wallace KfIby Dcnd-Anothor
Man Made Defcndnnt.tn Approach.
Ing Tslo OF Wight Murder Trial
Personal and General Notcs.
Especial to virginian- Pilot.

Suffolk. Va. May 6.-The green
grocers' license In town fluctuates more
than East Suffolk real estate in boom
times. Sometimes the licenses rise or
dcpreciate several hundred per cent in
one night. They did last night. when
the Council at its regular May meet
ing pushed the price up from $40 to
s1O0-an increase of 900 per cent. That
was a result of pressure applied by the
ladies-the persons who are most inter-
ested in marketing. a petition signed
with a long list Of names asking an in-
crease was read.
~ few weeks ssse-the Council reduced
the license tax on green grocers from
$3.50 to $40. There was plenty of kicking
and the ladies put down thqir names
for n restoration. The 800 price is al
most prohibitory.
Mayor II. L. Brewer, Jr., presided,
and these councilmen were present: II.
II. Allen, j. Il. West, Ii. l.. Saunders
John c. Smith. John b. Norncet, H.
r. Cullen, j. Walter Hoser.
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Take q. 3. 2. How it Acts.

Take q. 3. e. How it Acts.
The blood must be swce,cned. gyins;
life and vigor. and n fun flow of spirits. to
every part of the body. Follow dire lions
about eating and washing, and take 4 dose
,cf Botanic Blood Balm CB. l.. B) after
each meal. In some constitutions the di-
SeaSe, during the taking of the first bottle
of u. b. t.. is made apparently worse
but it is the humor bein@ forced to the
surface and is y sign that the euro has
started. Keep on; take our word, H. Il. l..
VIII euro you if you perSevcre. In s-mc
cases, n few bottles. say two or three, arc
sufficient: but in old chronic cases. sin.
seven. and eight are required, and in
raro cases, ten or twelve Botanic Blood
Balm US. r. ID is the best mixturc and
most powerful OF medicines for THIS III
scasc that there is, and IL you follow di-
rcctions YOU VIII be cured.
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OFFICERS REPORTS.

Mayors fines, si7; Sergeant's collec-
tions, $50; treasury receipts, sl.6O67 70;
acquisitions overseer of the poor. S62l2;
market receipts, Sl02.20.
The services of the special officer
whose duty it was to hang up small
poX flags. were dispensed with, there
being no further use for his flags.
The committee OH Bank Street Exten-
sion reported progress. They can't
conclude till the court commissioners
condemn the land or report adversely.
The macadamization OF parts OF
Main and Bank streets were discussed.
1t was reported that freight on stone
had advanced from So cents to 81 n ton.
The committee was authorized TO get
it hauled for 90 cents or let it stay
where it is Three hundred and fifty
tons will be needed.
Joseph Williams was allowed floor
privilege He asked that stock be al
lowed to come further towards town.
The Council didn't think it was a good
thing,
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ChjIdpan'c Sizes arc practi-
MINIMUM cally complete now
o,x D.e so your pick AT
NpFlUS HtGlHFS, present is much
better than 1t Will
be one week hence.
Sizes from to II years.
Most all colors. Price. csc. and UP.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-07

OF Liberty T'ou-
lard. Polka Dot
stripe, fancy trim
med waist, with
white corded Tameta
front. belt and
sleeves trimmed with
narrow black velvet
ribbon. Skirt with
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This Time
II is The
Manufacturers
Loss,

cover. tasslc, swedge and handles of
fine Dresden. with hand-painted GU
Dids, lovers. musical scenes. &c, all
burned in so there is no danger OF rub
bling or washing off. are priced hero
sl.59 instead of the regular price. $500,
and as there are somewhat less than
fifty in the lot, You know best whether
70 come before noon or after. Special,
sl.59.
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tucked lcngthwisc with IS tucks. thus
forming a novel effect of the stripes.
These goods were made for export
trade-London and Paris sending In
the largest orders. but we We're on the
lookout for just such bargains and
here they are for your choosing at one
third off. Our first lot of these waists
sold for sl.50-but we bought this lot
at onc~thlrd OFF and as our saving is
your saving YOU get choice Of pat
terms at sl.c0
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Aurora Items.

Geo. Messner, accompanied by DIR.
A. w. Hyde, of Brookings, started for
Rochester, Mimi, Monday to have an
operation performed.
A very destructive fire occurred last
Saturday night about 1890 o'clock in
Aurora on the east side of main street
which destroyed III. w. Kelsey's hard
ware store, Henry Cooks barber shop,
VIM. Latham's pool room, the drug
store, and the pool room recently
started by Dan McGinnis, and would
have destroyed the postoffice also, had
they not moved the building next to
1t out into the street. The fire is sup
posed to have started in or near Kel-
sey's hardware store and the cause is
unknown. AS the wind was blowing
from the northeast the bank and j. Fl.
Kelsey's general merchandise store
would have been destroyed had it not
been for the ice that covered the
roofs. G.. A. William, succeeded In
saving the most of his stock Of goods
and Dan McGinnis saved his pool
table. The belongings of the A. o.
u. w. and d. Of II. were also burned.
The most of the buildings were in
sured, but none of them will be rebuilt
except pool room by VIM. Latham.
HUSTLER.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
AURORA BADLY scoRcHED.
Several Business Houses Burned-Loss of
Over 81 900.

Several Business Houses Burned-Loss ol
Over ~ 200.
At / o'clock Sunday morning fire
was discovered issuing from the root
OF the A.GO. u. w. hall at Aurora and
the flames had gained such headway
that very little could be done to pre-.
vent their progress. The location OF
the fire leads one to believe that II
must have started In the old Kicker
building or at the rear Of Kelsey's
harness shop. Six buildings went ur
IN smoke with almost all OF their con.
tents. BY tearing down building the
fire was checked from burning s. w
Stones hardware store or the entire
east side Of the business block would
have gone up in smoke. Fortunately
the roofs of,.the bank and Kelsey''
store buildings were covered with ice
and the flying sparks were put out be
fore they could do any damage. The
following ID an estimate Of the loss:
Henry w. Kelsey, hardware, loss
81, 200; insurance $500,
Fl. M. Cook, barber, damage to fur
niture.
VIM. Latham, pool room, loss $500
no insurance.
Geo. A.EWilliams, druggist, loss
$4,000; insurance, 81 300.
M. M. Mitchell, pool room, loss 5000
no insurance.
c. s. Kicker, loss on building $1,000
no insurance.
This is the second destructive fire
that has visited Aurora. Ten years
ago large portion Of the west side
was destroyed.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Brookings Township.

Mrs. l. Ust, Of Medary, spent last
week visiting relatives In our town.
Mrs. win Caldwell is reported very
sick.
Mr.. O.sAslakson is home again af-
ter couple weeks courting in Brook.
fngs.
o. Holm has rented couple Of
farms and is going to start Iii farming
on a large scale. We suppose Ole will
soon be looking for housekeeper.
Mrs. O. j. Bitterness received the
rad news OF the death OF her brother
1t Sprlngp Grove, Mimi, last week
She was unable to attend the funeral
The election in Brookings township
resulted as follows: Clerk, Hildu
Eeeberg; treasurer, O. ]. Bitterness
supcryisors, .P. Caldwell, chairman, J
n johnson, IN. 4. Peterson; assessor
A. r. Grove.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
SteepIe Clock DiaIs.

Difficulty is experienced in accurate
ly reading the time Of elevated clocks
on account Of the distance between the
minute hand and the figures. Seen from
below, the apparent reading may be a
minute or two wrong when the hand is
not at 12 or on account of this dis
tance. The perspective throws the hand
out of position and gives it an apparent
upward position. On the first quarter
this makes the reading slow, on the
last quarter fast. proposed method of
correcting this is to make the clock
face concave so that the tip Of the hand
will almost Craze the figures. Then the
time can be accurately read from below.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
A DEADLY CANE.
An Innocent Looking Instrument
Which Would Destroy Life.

An Innocent Looking Instrument
Which Would Destroy Life.
Anarchists Of the physical force
school find it now and again irresistible
to brag Of the powerful things they
have used or are going to use," says a
writer in The Ludgate. "We will sup
pose that some aristocratic person has
been chosen as a victim. The exact pat
tern of his favorite walking stick would
be noted as occasion arose and fac
simile of it prepared-that is to say. so
far as mere outward appearances were
CONCERNED.
''The interior would really be an in
fernal machine. Inside the hollow Of
the stick would be metal flask con-
tanning a liquid which could emerge
only from a small orifice at the top Of
the flask The flask would be imbedded
within substance which would ex-
plode the instant that the liquid re-
ferred to came into contact with it.
"When an opportunity occurred fer
the stick to be substituted for its inno-
cent counterpart, the handle would be
unscrewed to slight extent, thus allow
ing space for the liquid to flow out,
which it would do when the stick was
held in a horizontal position. Most men
occasionally carry their sticks in this
way. So, when the victim took his sup
posed usual stick from the corner in
which it had been placed upright, he
might walk about with it for a long
period without encountering actual
harm, but once let him hold it horizon
tally or twirl it in the air there would
be-well, you can imagine the result. ;,
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Bruce,

Lee Grinols was a recent visitor in
Bruce.
DR.. Hess was called recently to see
Anton Larson's baby.
Mr.. Miller, of Arlington is visiting
with his son, W. c. Miller.
Burt Ewes has sold his stock to
Thompson & Hehdticksop.
Mr.. Roderick, from Iowa, came
with Mr.. Schultz to help on the farm.
Miss Jennie, Martin, of Estelline
has been sewing for several families
here.
The presiding elder preached in
Bruce Sabbath afternoon and Tuesday
evening.
Rev. Dibble, of Arlington, is assist
ing Rev. Mcbride in special meetings
this week.
The teachers institute will be held
SATURDAY. afternoon under the direc-
tion of the county superintendent.
Mrs. Turpe, an old lady living with
her son near Bruce, recently broke her
arm and is having very serious trouble
with 1t. DR.. Hess has been in attend
ance.
Miss Vendilla Simpsons school in
Sterling will hold basket social Fri
day evening of next week at Andrew
Olson's to raise money for a bookcase
for the schOol-room.
At the election the following officers
were elected: Supervisors, f. F. Rib
stein, chairman, Jay Staples, Frank
Goodfellow; treasurer, S. Walters;
clerk, John Carlson; justice OF the
peace, VIM. Walters; constables, Capt.
Durland and Frank Baker: assessor,
John Lindskog.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Real Estate Transfers.
John W. Lane & WI to Friend

John W. Lane & WI to Friend
Bros. Clothing Co., WI 13-
llU-Oi. ......0 w
Laird, Norton & Co. to Bridget
Hurney nwt l4-1O9-48.. ...,.. 1900 90
Hans Halverson Lubbock ct al
to Patra Halverson swi 20
lll-5O. w
James Natesta to Ina V. Carl
isle, lot 13 blk 6, orig. Brkgs 800 90
Esther F. Stevens & hus to Ed
win f. Powderly lot IA blk 6
Elkt0n. .....-.......... cUO w
Bank Of Brookings to Hen
ming Halvorson NJ swl 112-49 $50 OO
George T. Miller to Andrew
Kuehn swI 24-lll-52. ........ 1000 90
Mary j. Dougherty & hus to G
A. Mathews nwl 17-111-50... 100 20
Val l. & Ir. Co to l.. II. Hole
trustee, lot s sec Z, lots 8, o,
10, II, sec 6-1ll-51. .......... i 90
John w. Martin to Joseph Mat
son lots & 2 blk 2 SINNERS
add TO Brkgs. :. ............ 100 90
Edwin M. Washburn & WI to
b. L. & II. Co. % nwl & lots
& 4 sec 3.ll2-50. ............. 800 0o
Henry Skinner s. WI to Michael
Eberlein set 11-ll0-50.. 1900 OO
st Pauls Catholic Church, Of
White to Thomas ID. German
lots 10, 20 blk IA, add White l 90
Peter Nose to O. G.. Oylos lot
IL blk o p Brookings. ..... 260 90
Ella Baldwin 81 hus to Orson
Rexfurd WI sci 33-1l0-4a. -. 100 0C
Orson Rexford &wf to Harriet
| e. Stone nj sci 33-1l0-49. :. 1000 Ot
Mark Mckenzie & WI to Orson
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Birds That Play.

Some birds. like all children. like to
play. and Australia and New Guinea
produce the .'bower bird" which builds
regular playhouses. These houses are
not part of their nests, but are con-
structed usually in the shape of covered
archways of little boughs two or three
feet long. 10 inches high and about as
wide. They use these houses simply for
their games. as if they were clubhonses
Generally these playhouses are decorat-
ed with bright colored shells and feath-
ers. just as children decorate their play
houses.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16

Sheriff Oium went to Watertown
Monday and arrested Chas. White,
young man charged with having stol-
en- an overcoat from Sven Swenson.
White was brought before Justice
Darrow Tuesday and plead guilty and
paid a fine of $40. The young man
stated that he had no intention OF
stealing the coat, but wore it to Wa.
tertown and would have returned it.
AS White had worked for Swenson
and was permitted to wear the coat to
Brookings, his story seems plausible.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
CITY ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
The Question OF Owning the Plant TO be
Voted Upon.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME.

THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME.
First-Ciass system.
City Mayor Mathews called a meet
ing OF taxpayers of this city at the
city hall Monday evening to get an
expression with regard to the purchase
Of the present electric light system
and to improve the Same, putting it
IL first-class shape. A large number
OF property owners were present and
opinions were unanimously In favor of
accepting the terms offered by the
electric light company for the sale Of
their plant. The expressions of those
present so encouraged the council that
at their meeting held on the same
evening 1t was decided to submit the
proposition to vote of the people at
the city election on the first Tuesday
In April.
This Is the chance Of a life time to
secure control Of the lighting system.
The old company offers to turn over
the present plant for $500 cash-or
about 10 per cent Of its value. BY is
suing bonds to the sum Of 5000 we
can have a system equal to many
which have cost four times a. much,
and not only this, but it is certain to
bring in revenue to the city Of no
mean proportionf Our business men
are enthusiastically in favor Of the
proposition and the REGISTER believes
that our citizens generally will vote in
favor of bonding the city for the sum
asked.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16

Spring will soon be here.

Spring will soon be here.
Our farmers arc busy fixing up theil
machinery.
John Buth, OF -Argo, was seen on
our streets Sunday. 81
Richard Berndt is going 70 bore a
well for Jim Fjerstad.
Mrs. Gus Grelpentrog is slowly i'm.
proving after her sickness.
Miss Mabel Hegeman has closed a
very successful term of school In Dis
triot No. &.
The following officers were elected
In our township: Supervisors, John
West, Fred Newton, Gus Griepentrog;
clerk, w. f. Williams: assessor. G. c.
Fjerstad; treasurer, o. c. Everson;
justice OF the peace, c. c. Fjerstad.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
A Trick of style.

A woman who declares she cannot
afford to buy bound books invested in q
Russia leather book cover the other
day. 1t has pockets at the ends into
which to slip the covers of the books
one is reading 1t is very handsome,
and it cost S..
When she wraps all this gorgeousness
around a 10 cent copy Of Lorna
Doone" or a 25 cent edition of "Pen-
dennis, she is placid, happy and un-
ashamed and doesn't think she was ex.
travagant - New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
10000


Rexford ei set 33T10-49. -. HOO 0(
K. H. Osman s. VT to j. w.
Shultz sell 22-ll2-5l. ...,.... 5000 0C
U. s. to Thomas s. Smith, sci
7-ll0-47.
Elizabeth Allen and husband
to Central Oak. Bank, swi
, 27-lll.52. 100 90
I Andrew Kuehn to Elizabeth
Allen, swl 27-lll-52 1000 0G
Luther Eager g. VT Anna A.,
to Equitable Loan s. Trust
| Co, sci 2S-l1O-5l 100
Mary c. Stafford, ct al, to
John 7. Lovett, mel 3.l09-4S 90
Moses Lyman, Sarah Robbins
Lyman, swf 32-ll2-51, sci 32-
1l2-51 $500 90
w. +. Durland to Nettie Dur
land, lots 20 g. q, blk s,
Bruce 800
George Morehouse & WI to
Dietrich Stanffachar nw} %
112.52 220O 90
Elias III. Davis to Brookings
Land & Trust Co., mel l2-
1l2-52 2OOO 90
A. e. Lee & WI to OLAF c. Reed
lots & 2, blk ii, Asks add.
to Volga 80 90
Peter Nose to l.. d. Miner,
lots & 4, blk 2, SINNERS
lst add. TO Brookings 200 90
Valley Land s. Irrigation Co.,
to L. II. Hole, Trustee, ei
nwt & e1 W. nwl 7-lll-5O lex
cept acres) 90
George Morehouse, ct al, to
Gornie Christofferson, lot l.,
blk 8, Morehouse add. 100 90
Jonas G.. Ostroot & VT, G.. N.
Kennard, 81 SCI - and n!
mel 27-1l0.50 1000 90
Edward G.. Benke & WI to w.
Fl. Everhard, mel and W.
sci 5-110-52 $500 90
Henry Bauerle & VT to VIM.
III. Ornett nwi 14-ll0-4S 300 90