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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
Bie washington Fire.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The ware
house of the Knox Express company, a
four-story structure at the corner of
Four and a Half C streets, Northwest,
was destroyed by fire early this Mon
day. morning. The loss is estimated
at $10O, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON March 3.-The Pres
ident to-day nominated w. Hoepfner
Winterberg, OF California, acting as
sistnat surgeon, u. S. A, to be assistant
surgeon of volunteers, with the rank of
captain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

Blaine Invincible Republican Club,
Washington, D. G., ]. ". Mat
thows commanding.
j. Fleishmann Republican Club. OF
Cincinnati, Captain r. Moore
commanding.
Virginia League Club, of washington,
]. H. Harrison commanding.
Gen. Grant Republican Club, st. Denis,
Md, Captain Thomas Sims,
commanding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

tefnoon At their club house on Thirty
third street. A full attendance OF the
members were there. 1t was decided
to arrange a race schedule for the COM
ing season. having a sfy" once a
week. For this purpose a committee
was appointed composing the follow
ing: Messrs. H. j. Hungarian, Isaac
johnson and Edward Fisher.
The committee will report back next
Sunday at the regular meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
Musee League.
Postponed games:-

POSlpOneu games
Benwoods VS.. Observation-Disclosures
scores, 1Ci5. 1922, $3.50.
Black Cats VS.. Pirates-Pirates scores
SAC. SIC. sos.
Benwoods VS.. Rough Riders-Rough Rid
crs scores SIS, S13, S53.
Black Cats VS.. Blue Ribbons-Blue Rib
bons scores S63, 955. 955.
Pirates VS.. acknowledgements scores
S4a. Sg2, sos.
Benwoods VS.. Musee Colts-Musee Colts
scores 1914. 1886. 1913.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

Young Mems Republican CUB, VIII
mington, Del, Major Edward
Mitchell commanding.
The Carrot A. Hobart Association, w.
o. Kubler commanding.
The Stamina Republican Club, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Captain Henry j..
Pfiester commanding.
The Syracuse Escort Republican Club,
Major A. III. Gutstadt, commanding.
Second Division.
r. E. Cochran, marshal.
First brigade. Gen. L. S. Brown, com-
handing.
The Frelinghuysen Lancers' Associa-
ton, Major Jesse r. Salmon
commanding.
The Continental Club, of Philadelphia,
John Jordan, commanding.
The Harrison Club, of Philadelphia,
Capt. Alex. Grove, Jr., commanding.
W. w. Griest Club, Lancaster, Pa,
Capt. e. f. Frailey commanding.
c.. p. Huntington Republican League,
of Newport News, Va, Major
John CAST, commanding.
Second Brigade, Hon. Lloyd B. Huff
commanding.
Union County Republican Committee
of New Jersey, Hon. Hamilton
Fish commanding.
Third Congressional District of Mary
land Association, Hon. Frank c.
Wachter commanding.
The Frisco Line Cowboy band, Okla
homa, Major Zack Mullhall com-
handing.
Roosevelt Republican Club of St. Paul,
Mimi Major NJ n Robinson
commanding.
Topeka Republican Flambeau Club, of
Kansas, Capt. w. S. Eberle
commanding.
Republican League of Atlanta, Ga,
Hon. jeff Hanson commanding.
Minneapolis Flambeau Club, of Mime
apolis, Capt. Frank P. Nantz
commanding.
Harry S. Scott, Seventh Ward Repub-
lican Association, Philadelphia,
Col. James Scott commanding.
Third Division.
Major Gen. o. o. Howard, U. S. A.,
marshal.
First brigade, Hon. j. Stuart McDon-
aid commanding.
Union League OF Maryland.
Taylor District Republican Club of
Virginia, Hon. c. A. Walter
commanding.
United Republican CLUB of Philadel-
phia, Hon. G. E. Fischer
commanding.
Phoenix Republican Club of San Fran
cisco, Gala, Hon. Julius Kahn
commanding.
Bloomington zouayes, Bloomington,
Ind, Captain A. ]. Bundy,
commanding.
John S. Hopkins College Cadets, Balti-
more, Md, J. Aoner Taylor, Jr.,
commanding.
Columbia University Cadets, District
of Columbia, Adolph E. L. john
son, Jr., commanding.
Georgetown University, Captain Duff
commanding.
University Cadets, Morgantown, W.
Va, j. NJ. Burs commanding.
Gallaudet College Cadets, District of
Columbia, George G. ". Andrews
commanding.
Grove City College, Grove City, Pa,
S. M. Gardner commanding.
Active Maryland Republican Associa-
ton, f. B. Metzerott commanding.
Wilson Post Guard, Baltimore, Md, Col.
G. w. T. Burnham commanding.
Association Cadets, Y. NJ. c. A, Dis
trict Of Columbia, Lieut.. Bruce
Magruder commanding.
Agriculture College Cadets, College
Park, Md, Major w. W. Cobey
commanding.
Carlisle Indian School Cadets. Major
w. G. Thompson commanding.
-~- nt-t-i.% rE
Columbia, and aides.
Second brigade, Hon. Judson W. Lyons
commanding.
J. l.. Goodall, Republican Bene-
fetal Association, Philadelphia,
Pa; Frank r. Burton COM
handing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes.
Harry TRULY, Ed. Rosebrough and
George FOX have signed with the
Mansfield team.
Frank Torreyson, the ex-Interstate
nomad, will manage the Braddock, Pa,
team this summer.
1t is said that Johnny Fay, the we'll
known turfman, will back an inter-
state team in Louisville.
Quite a number of National League
stars are said to have signed with the
American League this year.
Charlie Power says he has NJ kick
coming, and that time will show that
he has not been mistreated by the
League.
Third Baseman Bradley and Pitcher
Garvin. of the Chicago National League
team, have signed with the Cleveland
American League team.
Charles Ebbetts, of Brooklyn, has
signed a contract with Roaring Bill"
Kennedy to pitch for the Brooklyn
Club for the next two years.
A movement is on foot to form a
base ball league to be composed of
New Castle, Youngstown, Warren, Oil
city and some other towns nearby.
According to the schedule adopted
by the National League. the season will
be finished in the West this year, in
stead of the East, as formerly.
Charlie Power, president of the de-
funct Hot-Air association, is on his
way home, a wiser but poorer man.
Youngstown Vindicator. What is the
indicators reason for saying unkind
things of the best man that ever at
tempted to glide the Interstate?- But
for Power, the Interstate would have
been disrupted long ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
TO A

A Committee Appointed Yesterday by
the wheeling Homin9 Club.
A regular meeting Of the Wheeling
Homing Club was held yesterday az
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

achadu,a for this week.

Schedule for this Week
Tonight, X. X. K. VS.. A. A. Kooters.
Tuesday, Rough Riders VS. Sunny Brooks:
msunssu Terminus VS.. All Alikes: Fri
day. Columbias VS.. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
THE-WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3.-The
Weather Bureau tonight gave out the
following:
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Sunday, March 3, $50 p. m.
To Mr.. John Edison, Chairman Inaugural
Committee.
Dear Sir:-The weather tomorrow, Mon
day. March 4th. will be the finest ever
experienced on the Inauguration of a Pres
ident. The sky surely will be clear and
the temperature warm and palmy-a fit
meteorological climax to the magnificent
work done by yourself and YOU able
assistants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
Sincerely your.
WILLIS L. MOORE,
Chief United States Weather Bureau.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 3.-For
Ohio-Fair. except occasional snow fur
ries probable along the northeastern lake
shore Monday: colder, high northwesterly
winds. with gales on the lake; diminish
ing. Tuesday, fair.
For Western observation-disclosures
fair with occasional light rain or snow
probable; colder in northern portion; much
colder in southern portion Monday; high
northwesterly winds, with gales on the
lake, diminishing. Tuesday, generally
fair.
For West Virgina-Fair Monday, much
colder; northwesteNy winds. Tuesday.
fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

Christian Schnepf. the Opera House
druggist. made the following observations
of the temperature yesterday: : a m, q,
9 a. M, IS: l2 m, IS; 8 p. m, 70; Z p. m. 70.
Weather fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

Base Ball Notes.
Harry TRULY, Ed. Rosebrough and
George FOX have signed with the
Mansfield team.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04

Frank Torreyson, the ex-Interstate
nomad, will manage the Braddock, Pa,
team this summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-04
CIVIC A DIVISION,

Escorted by the Americas Club, Pitts
burg. B. H. Warner chief Marshal,
Major Henry II. Torbett, of
Baltimore, chief Of staff.
District of Columbia mounted bri-
gade.
First Division,
H. J. McCleery, marshal, mounted
aides.
First brigade, Hon. Thomas c. Noyes
commanding, mounted aides.
Lincoln Club, of New York City,
George Gregory commanding.
A. C. Mariner, Republican Campaign
Club, of Philadelphia, I. d. Hetzel
commanding.
Columbus Glee Club, of Columbus,
Ohio, George D. Freeman
commanding.
Tirpecanoe Club, of Cleveland, Ohio,
C. C. Morse commanding.
The Hamilton Club, of Chicago, w. L.
Fieldhouse commanding.
The J. C. Fremont Association OF
Iowa, Gilbert Folansbee
commanding.
Second brigade, Hon. J.. A Welder-
sheim commanding.
West Chester Pioneer Corps No. l,
Captain Howard Hawley com
manding.
The Rail Splitters of the Lincoln Club,
George Roulet commanding.
Young Mems Republican Club, Will
mington, Del, Major Edward
Mitchell commanding.
The Carrot A. Hobart Association, W..
o. Kubler commanding.
The Stamina Republican Club, OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Captain Henry j.
Pfiester commanding.
The Syracuse Escort Republican Club,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
That Bicycle ORDINANCE.

What bicycle ordinance? Why Web
Fer has a bicycle ordinance. Yes, really
nd Truly, don't think 50, Why, just lie
lause you see nearly all the owners OF
heels in the city riding ON the walks:
Why these people do not ride on the
talks 10 violate the law or to discomode
ne pedestrians, they have simply for.
often that there Is an ordinance and DO
lot see that the people must get out in
he mud In order that they and their
heels can lave tie right Of way, all
lat most Of them need Is to have their
tention called 10 the fact that side
alks we're constructed for foot passen,
sers and they will take their wheels into
le road where they belong, or course
lere might be some selfish person who
.inks that this whole universe is hi;
nd that everything was made and con,
ructed for lis benefit, but if such there
In Webster the police should enforce
&c bicycle ordinance on him a couple d
mes and the sidewalk riding win stop
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
price and will m to go TO the
limit Of the penalty by law provided by
law provided in such cases.
An interesting Entertainment.

Last Thursday evening the people OF
this city had the pleasure as we'll as
privilege of listening to u of the
illustrated lectures Of Harry Randall who
appeared at the Methodist church aud in
this city for the first time. Mr.. Randail's
subject for the evening was the Paris
exposition and he handled the topic with
the ease Of one who could only have
secured bis knowledge by a personal
visit and close observation. He was
correspondent during the exposition for
the st. Paul Pioneer Press and the famil,
iarity with which he handles the subject
Is the best evidence that he Improved
the time during his visit obtaining infor-
nation that would be Of financial benefit
10 him and interest audiences upon his
re turn. He is a very pleasing talker
and accompanied by the splendid
pictures which he uses with calcium
Ii ght to Illustrate his remarks makes Mr,
i andalr's lecture a very rare literary
treat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
Good Advice.

The most miserable being in the world
are those suffering from dyspepsia ana
liver complaint. More that seventy.hve
per cent Of the people in the United
s tates arc afflicted with these two
dis eases and their effects: such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual costlVe-
ne SIS. palpitation Of the heart, heart burn
waterbrash, gnawing and burning pains
at the pit of the stomach, yellow skin.
coated tongue, and disagreeable taste IL
the mouth, coming up Of food after eat
ing, low spirits, etc. Go to your drug
rist and get a bottle Of August Flower
for rs cents. Two doses will relieve
you. Try it. Get Green's Prize Alma
mac at NJ. A. Thul's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
A Wise Old indian.

Poor To is not always up to snuff and
Try often gcts taken in by the white
an. But the following incident shows
sat once in a Willie one OF them
something that is worthy Of tie
6rethoughf of any white man. When
he presentsmaA poX scare was sprung
k papers al once started the cry that
K disease would probably attack the
4dians first End With greater severity,
caring ills, Henry Hopkins, an old
dian, WHO lives on tho reservation
goUt 40 miles northeast az Wa5lbay, got
spig yellow fag ana run II up from Tile
1of bis house and kept every body
say, 4 physician finally went to see
~ and eskod WHO bad 1la small pos
his place and lie answered, "Nobody,
nst put that flag up % keep everybody
way for fear and then no one who bad
en- exposed would come around my
.ace, and you are the first manWAite Or
4, who las madehis appearance here
u SO slow for an Indian, ell?
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
Taken Up.

On Friday, May Sid, at my place on
ecti0n twenty aye five miles southeast
Of Webster il Itusk townsnipuinc horses.
a described as follows:
One huckskin mare, branded % aud
another brand that is not distinct.
One spotted mare with white face.
Three sorrel mares with white strip in
tle face.
One black mare with star in forehead,
One black maze without mark.
One roam mare.
One bay mare marked o with foal.
The owner Of these animals can have
same by calling at my place proving
property, paying the damages and eX-
pense connected with advertising. The
most Of them are branded but the brands
are not distinct. Fred Brakhage.
Webster. s. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
Rnring Eor Mater.

Tie city administration il going after
atcr this time ia the proper way, at
lst they are stnrtiug right, On March
d, upon a motion which prevailed IN
e city coancil. Mayor Small appoint
the following gentlemen, Clms.
wilkinson, Paul Gruby and III. O..
iekre 10 represent tie council, and
|vid Williams and T.. q. OehSenreitsr,
represent fife department.. az II com,
.tiee 10 investigate the water question
u TO select Il site for IL well. Tuesday
ss committee got the Magnus Com.
my TO set their machinery ut the site
the old aritsian well and bore for a
DC well, II they IRE not successful here
location will be chosen aud
sals made until MATER IN sufficient
antitits is found. As soon AIS pros
ITS warrant Il, the city council viii
III i spfeial eieetionto vote the $50,
sdiisuHaI bouds, andB tlebonds curry
city Viii then put Ia a water aud
stting plailt. Cur citizens are anx-
pslS awaiting Developments aid aIi
De 10 Sc a splendid system uf WAGER
srIe and IN electric light plant in
bsteF before the close III the present
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
More Illegal FISHING.

Hardly lad the outfit of Illegal fishers,
ritioned in the Reporter aud Farmer
last week, got away from the clutches
lie law than two more seiniug parties
e hauled up and made to pay the
halty for their ntfeuse against the laws
fish protection, On April 29th,
putty Game Warden Blood at Plckerei
e caught x. X. Bew with a 100 foot
ne taking fish from the lake and he
tured the man and the net, Mr.,
cd AZ once destroyed the net, took
Bew to Keuskiusko before Justice
eph Krpperschmidt, where he plead
guilty aud was fined $25 and costs,
Ok he paid. While Mr. Blood was
ieoskiusko on n case Game Warden
hen showed up at the lake on May
and discovered T.. f, Flow, Peter
onberg, III. III. Loblen and s. Skjon.
z operating a 100 foot seine and a
e took them in and destroyed the
e. These gentlemen We're at once
, n before Justice Carl Malmberg, o.
oster who handed them the judgment
le court AS $50 and costs and the,
II away from Webster wiser but poorer
sadder men. Another feature oil
~arrestlng parties using seines ii
nearly all OF them go home with the
wed purpose Of catching and inform,
upon the very next person they see
ing Illegally ia order to play even
e one, and this makes the work oil
game and fish wardens more easily
pmplished. We hope there will be
more effenses but should there be, we
be pleased to chronicle the fact that
county justices have increased the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
nc CreamerY Is PROSPEROUS.

Ever since the Webster creamery has
been established il has done a good bust,
II ess and been Of great benefit to the
farmers and also to tile business men of
w ebster. Zach year has seen the bust.
ness increase and new machinery added
until today it stands u prominently as
one Of the best equipped, hest managed
nd most successful institutions OF its
sort in the state. Manager Sheelar was
in the Reporter and Farmer Office Tues
day aud informed the reporter that the
milk receipts FOR Monday reached the
great amount of 1894 poands, which
a mount was the largest ever received at
the creamery in any o day. The
reason for the increase was that the
{ armers were learning to appreciate the
" ealth in milk and were getting more
CO US for one thing and another was that
{ here were a great many more farmers
Ia the county than heretofore. Mr..
Sheelar also said he would not be sur,
priscd to see the milk receipts go tC
D eco pounds daily before fall came.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09

NJ LEO h Owner Before FAX Deed sbaii issus'
To Mary Gussnan or who il may cor cerh:
You are hcI eby notified that on iieils. y
Of November. 4. j.. 1851. the touoWihE 4 \
scrihed piece or parcel OF real estate, teAsa I
The name of Jasephiuc San ,oin ahli 5lltp 1a
ia the county Of Day. state OF SCUM paAS
as follows: Lot four t( In section lnp@
aud lot ono "a In section three 3D. toN3 NV.
one hundred and twenty u2O], range H.
seven t5T, containing gS@6 acres, was sa TX ~ -
taxes due ana d~pIjnupeut for the year ls9fns
tex sale by the t]reasuror OF said connt n
h, Compton. who il NV the lawful h9Vss 200
the certificate or purchase. That salu sd
then due and dslincueut amounted ~ wv
that s~ubscquent taxes 10 the Amount |. ma
have hCCu paid, with interest, penahs o,ns
costs accrued. $685.. making total aa ag
necessary To redeem S6S.gU, and IN an a ~.
thereto the cost of service of this nolleo. fsT
pethpr with such interest as may acciaI M 81
this date. must be paid, and that the ssd
redemption will expire and a deco ~ = cor.
las q h~ made W thin sixty days from Z"
A. II. Kramer. :
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09

~ amend section three OF ordi-
nanee No. u, relating to building reouaiu.
ms, raising. charging. or removing aug
building inside the ire limits 80, ,o,nc;l
Re II ordained by the mayor emo CITY coun.hh
oi the City Of Webster, State OF South
Dakota ,s ,ra;rapcn No. Il
10 auended to read as follows: 4.
ne Ii ,a ,ba dnty cf the city council 10
examiue and decide upon all appl,cati
for such permits without necessary uei%s,
ana after such permit sINIli nave oeei
grantod, the city council shaIt Elsp muSn
s."I;cant n hermit in writing. sighed oy tne
49, and countersiGncd by the cry auni'
tor under "a d seal Of The cltn' ~Ilcn DE-
III -hal refer to the specihGation eou
.ai,ad in such application. a dup!icate ~
" h ,rrmft together with the spccihchtiohS
nnn, which the same is granted are 10 oo
filed with the auditor OF me sara eiiH,u INV
Provided. however. that IN no case snaat %no
normit he granted or issued for the erection
w construction Of any new building Oh
Lnildings. nor addition on any iot OF iots
Frouting or abuttiug on Main street WIN
Tho fire limits of said City OF webster uhleSI
surh building. buildings or additions Sha.'
H. L,;It Of sTJid brick, or stone walls com,
Dleted with iron, or other lire nroN Ishiett"I
for roof. and iron shutters nor su"ti 90
prrmit be granted or isSurh TOT 'ht otVH.i"
IF any frame or wooden building, oulHIhGH
- addition uuon nu5 lot or loss lhsIde 'h'
fire limits Of SAID City Of Webster ana ho'
fronting or abuttIng on Aa'h sifeet' Hn'IS'
such structure or buldins De pLoni"e" 80 !
.ud covered by soIId brick or iron outslu'
v.aI!s cowuiete. or such other RlatefIai'
equally fire proof. and ais" be proVL"eR WIZ
and covered by tim mCtaI, or hrc PROOF Foo'
TIE iE - nsn.n Shall be in force from ant
after its passage, approval ana pnollca
All oIdinances and parts Of ordinances n
conhict with this ordnance are '''oo-
Passed and approved this 9Th day of hay
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09

A knowledge OF INDIVIDUAL CON-
SERIOUSNESS is the beginning ef peIfec-
ton 1t meGns u correct conception of
THOUGHT. its power and it's laws, Civ
ing ,on an understanding OF telepaihy
aud tho night TRANSFERRING. 1t il the
MASTERY OF self, ii il pprsonal magnet
ism. il L. SUCCESS In ali Your righteous
rndruvois: il places YOU among the
leaders in human progress. 1t gives Won
independence and selfrellancp, because
You not Only guess 30" hut YOU know
thin cs "for sure of which others arc
ignorant. It %reconcilcs man unto ''his
own world
A Knowledge Of UNIVERSAL con-
SERIOUSNESS is absolute perfection. Ii
means the KINGDOM OF Heaven. it il
NlRVANA, il j. the HARMONY or
TIDE SPHERES, II is aforementioned.
III is bliss upsIaukable. ii is HE eternal.
unending, nndying. IL is Indicated by
the transcental rxaltation OF the seer
who bel,olds the ONE. 1t IL the unntter-
able rapture ~ being united with the
WHOLE, il is the ecstnsy OF The INITIATE.
III itconciies man unto his Creator.
DIR. ERNEST c. II. PEITHMANN,
Webster 3. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-09
Mortgage sals.
MarnA Dn

Name OF mortgagofs, Martina n
and hilbert hendrickson. her usheennulrlcks
M~origaeee, Deering Harvester ra
porated.) ~. lilex
Charles Deering. James D%eerinr Z pDsers,
Company. ~Aafses.,
Mortgage dated April LIST, 1897 40 N
in the Office of the register az da a reeoraS|
county. South Dakota, on the 7tb Sass Of Dn,]]
1897, at s o'clock a.. m. in book an way Of JuDxs]
Mortgage assigned March 18th, leIg asssA
deeds of Day county, South ,egister NJ
18th day of March 1901, at 3l5 60 % ts
in book As, page 326. "ock, Pm.
MortgaSed premises, north.was,
section twenty-five. (nwA PSI ANA gltraftef a
west quarter OF section twenty.fon,s ~ sostk
range hfty-hye, l55l Day county ouf Ia
Dakota. ~ oouts
No proceedings have been had
otherwise to collect said debt, q lag 4
Amonnt claimed to be due az a.,
notice Sl6U5.N3. "oiiAR
Notice is hereby given that defar,t
been made in N payment of tina lam,
and interest secured by said NOV, ,pflacln
mortgage will be foreclosed by 1ass aid
mortgaged premises at public ancttnn olss4
front door of the court house In WaSSa, st u
county. South Dakota, on the I'M y u
May. l9ul. at the hour OF Z clock u n ~ 9
day TO satisfy the amount which Snail, n gay
due on said mortgage, including ! saea
end 5000 attorneys fee and all Iegsl AZ pad
foreclosure. NoSsa
Dated at Webster, South Dakota "a.
day of March, 1901. iHa ~
William Deering,
Charles Deeriny.
james Dcerlng.
Richard L. Howe,
NTEipaItners as Deets
harvester oabs-
L. W. Taylor. @""Sasa
Stt,rt,av q for Ageivuare ~ NJ,