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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17
LEGsL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
will. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on the 18th
day OF February. 1901. at the south door Of
the Marion County Courthouse. In the city OF
Indianapolis. Ind. offer for sale at public auc-
tion the following real estate in said city and
county, 10 wit:
Lot eighty-two (sg in Ruddel & vinton's
Park Place addition to the city OF Indianapolis
Marion county, Indiana
Lot lettered L. in McGiliiard Carpenter
& Fields Brightwood addition. in Marion coun-
fy. Indiana. the same appears from plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book Z. Page IS. in the
once OF the recorder OF Marion county, Indiana
For cash. subject TO all liens for taxes and
assessments and all liens Of whatsoever kind.
except said sale shall be made free and dis
charged from the lien OF any lien Is created
thereby OF a certain Judgment recovered in
the Marion Superior Court. In Cause No. 5S3ls.
and also free from any claim OF lien by reason
OF certain other judgment recovered In the
Marion Superior Court. in Cause No. 6o37S, which
said sales made pursuant 10 the order of
the United States District Court for the district
OF Indiana. sitting in bankruptcy. and such sales
win be made subject to the approval OF said
court.
All further information regarding said prop
erry viii be given by the undersigned upon re-
quest.
Union TRUST COMPANY. Of Indianapolis.
Ind. as Trustee in Bankruptcy for William
F. Buschmann and August w. Buschmann.
Bankrupts-
Harvey, Pickens. Cox Kahn. Attorneys
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Daniel l.. Brown was awarded thirty-five
cents damages against the Western Union
Telegraph Company in Judge feathers S
court yesterday, for the failure to de-
liver a message. Brown is an Insurance
man and sent a message to Portland, Me-,
to have an alternative examining physician
appointed to examine an applicant for a
large policy with his company, the regular
examining physician being away. The mes
sage was sent to Boston where ii was lost.
according TO the complaint, and another
insurance man got Browns man to take
out a policy in his company. Because he
lost the policy he sued the telegraph COM
pany for damages.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Mr. Kruger is unde-
cided whether to visit America. He will
do so IL assured that President Mckinley
will receive him officially as President OF
the Transvaal. The friends or Mr.. Kruger
do not desire the old man, in his present
state of health, to undertake an arduous
and fruitless Journey In cold weather. Mr.
Kruger has declared that he Is willing &c
make the trip If he could be satisfied that
his visit would tangibly help the Beers
He tells his friends that he has reason &c
hope for the Cars moral support. The
operation on Mr. Kruger's eyes at Utrecht
next week, although slight in itself. viii
necessitate absolute quiet for some time.
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Mrs Margaret Golfer. widow of Archi-
bald Golfer. died yesterday morning at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Charles Nc
Carly, els Home place. She had lived in
this city since 1864. coming here with her
husband. who died In 1850. She leaves two
children. Mrs. McCarty and George r. Col
ter. Two sister reside in Pennsylvania and
three brothers in Canada.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 80
p. m. from the home of her daughter the
service being conducted by the Rev. James
ID. Stanley. of Christ Church.
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Vim. AIexander,s Arrest.

William Alexander, of No. PA waicott
street, was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tives Holtz and Wallace for the theft OF
furniture from No. 1913 East Ohio street, d
crime for which they had previously ar
rested "A painter. A. j. Rice, who was re-
leased Rice was identified by a woman a
the man who had tried TO sell the goods 10
her. The detectives found III the drawer
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New Associations.

The following articles of Incorporation
were flied yesterday: The Melrose Oil
Company. of Geneva, Adams county; capt.
tai stock. $4,000: directors. Joseph A
Hurd, William Glending, James II. Hardi-
son.
The Gains Rapid Oil Company to oper-
ate in the counties of Jay. Adams and
Wells; capital stock. $4,000; directors, o.
y. Staikweather. James l.. Wheeler
Lamb X Salisbury David r. Uhl
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Took whisky to Bed with Him.

Cora kirkpatrick yesterday brought suit
against John HI. kirkpatrick, her husband.
for divorce. She alleges that he an
habitual drunkard and was in the habit
of taking bottle of whisky to bed with
night.
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AN OLD STORY.
INCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)

~, his ringer into her mouth and made
her vouft She seemed TO be in pain.
..You heard Detective Titus's testimony
and you heard him say that you spoke OF
Jennie and dope? You said that by dope
YOU meant Knockout drops?" the witness
was asked.
II said she got dopy after she had drunk
absinthe"
that he did not assault Jennie on the night
OF her death nor did McAlister or Camp
bell.
.sDid you put anything In her drink or
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

City Controller Johnson will investigate
the bills allowed by the Park Board calling
for s125 each to James s. Cruise, Fred w.
Gregory and Herman Tuttle, real-estate
men, who acted as appraisers in apprais-
ing land near Riverside Park for park pur-
poses. Mr.. Johnson will confer With the
Park Board before paying the bills
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

Elmer Way of 1104 Cannon street, was
arrested yesterday afternoon for shooting
at Fred Hartman with intent to kill The
shooting was at Thau's bakery at 100
South East street. where Hartman is en-
ployed and where the prisoner formerly
worked. The attempt was effective In
nothing more than creating a scare. Way
said he had grievance on account OF los
ing his position. which was filed by Hart
man. His discharge was said TO be due to
overindulgence In liquor.
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of the stolen dresser a pair of trousers. in
which there was a piece of paper with the
inscription William Alexander. 224 Wal
cctt street." and, locating Alexander, found
that he so much resembled Rice that the
mistake of the woman who identified Rice
was excusable 1T developed later that
Alexander, who knew that the furniture
its owner DR.. Adler, had left town. had
re nted the property for few days, during
which time he had removed the furniture.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

Margaret Myers was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Raymond N. Myers and gave
a bond of 800.
Ella Ruddle was appointed guardian of
Ernest. Earl, Walter and Kathleen Ruddle
and gave a bond of s., 400.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

The suit of Adeline Thornberry against
the indianapolis Rubber Company for s25.-
600 damages, began before Judge Carter. of
the Superior Court yesterday. Miss Thorn
berry alleges that while employed at the
company's plant she inhaled fumes from
rubber and chemicals used in the factory
that has injured her for life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

Sanford p. Hamilton yesterday sued the
street car company for $500 damages.
He alleges that ne was run down in his
moving van by an Illinois street car and
sustained personal injuries, beside his team
and wagon being damaged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

Peter Marden filed a complaint in the
Federal Court yesterday. demanding judg
ment for $500 against Thomas Starr. sheriff
of Delaware county, who, he claims, I'M
lawfully holds personal property belonging
to Marden, consisting of farming tools and
other implements.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

Daisy Nesbtt was awarded $500 damages
against the street car company in Judge
Carriers court yesterday for injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from one OF the
company's cars.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

WANTED-Manager for Office business at Column
bus. Ind, paying 81. 500 yearly; no competition;
$500 Temporary capital required. thoroughly Sc
cured. Address. HOWARD Journal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

The bowling last night i'm the independent
and South Side leagues was interesting
The Lawtons won three from the Meteors.
two of the Lawtons scores being above
1000. The games resulted as follows:
-lndependent League-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-17

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800 BOOKS FREE THIS WEEK-Perfume,
music and notions 1000 in all One free
with every copy of ..Happiness at Home &c
advertise It. Call early. Us Virginia avenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statesmen. well aequaint-
ed with hardware trade, 10 sell fine side line
Big commission. State territory. ULRICH MFG
CO, Rock Falls III.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Any part Of fine bowl
ing alley, floor. track balls, pins, tally states.
etc. 1906 College avenue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced industrial in
surance man for S55 debit. Answer quick.
Address, A. Journal.
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EOTICE-Sheet metal work Of all kinds. 10
SEPH GARDNER, 50 Kentucky ave. Ieie-
phone 322.
NOTICE-Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented.
$50. FRANK BUTTS, Indiana and Capitol
avenues. Phones 1871.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Indianapolis. Greenwood & Franklin Railroad
Company will be held at the company's Office, at
Greenwood Tuesday, Jan. %, 1901, at p. m.
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child. and that defendant is the father of said
ship. Intervening petition of Thomas H. Dillon
submitted TO court for hearing. Evidence heard
State ex rel. Pearl Henry VS.. Ora Bearman;
bastardy. Submitted to jury. Evidence heard.
Arguments had.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
John Banks; attempting to bride an election
officer Jury returned verdict OF guilty. Age
thirty-fve years.
Jesse Baxter; acting agent for lottery scheme.
Appeal from Police Court. By agreement of
State on motion of defendant the appeal is dis
missed.
Clarence White: incorrigible Defendant ar
raigned; plea of not guilty. Committed to Reform
James weathers; grand larceny. Trial by
court. Finding guilty of petit larceny. Imprison-
ment in workhouse for sixty days
NEW SUITS FILED.
Clara L. Lee VS.. Preston H. Lee; divorce.
Benjamin F. Richcreek VS. Maria NJ Wolf;
Improvement lien Circuit Court.
William Rouse ct al. Christian Sahm al.
mortgage foreclosure and the appointment of a
receiver. Superior Court, Room 3.
Cora Kirkpatrick VS.. John H. Kirkpatrick;
divorce. Circuit Court
w. j. Hubbard VS.. William S. Moander, ct al.
on note. Superior Court. Room l.
William II. Nichols sydney S. Decker ct
al; mortgage foreclosure. Superior Court.
W. ]. Hubbard VS.. Charles o. Britton ct al
on mot note SqpeEi9r Court Room =
al: mortgage foreclosure. Superior Court
Room 3.
Elias B. Swift VS. Mary N Swift; divorce
Superior Court, Room 2.
Emma NJ. Crane VS.. Ellis w. Crane; on debt
Circuit Court.
New Birdsell Company VS.. William II. New
by; on note. Superior Court Room !.
Sanford p. Hamilton Indianapolis Street
railway Company; damages. Demand $500. Su-
perior Court, Room l.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1885 State of Indiana VS.. John NJ. Higgins
Marion G. G. Additional brief for State Cd
1892 State ex rel. VS. George Ogan ct al
Fountain c. c. Appellants brief (S)
1900 William s. Ralya. administrat tor, z
c. Atkins & Co Marion s. c. Appellee's ad
ditional authority.
1908. Sarah A. Miller David A. Coulter
Clinton c. G. Appellees permission to cite ad
ditonal point al
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1917. John Anderson VS. Lake Shore & Mich
igan Southern Railway Company. De Kalb C.
c. Appellants reply brief t5) Appellee:
brief go
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Ten women 10 sell Happiness a.
Home" 1000 OF premiums. One with eacf
paper rs Virginia avenue.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MAsO<IC-PentaIpha Lodge, No. 564 r. and A.
Masons called meeting this Thursday even
ing Jan. H. at o'clock. In the Masonic Iemple'
Tor work in the first degree
ELMER A SMYTHE. w. ~
T. MQUIDDY, Secretary.
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CONSUMPTION

Bronchitis. Chliis. Coughs.
co.ds. Dyspepsia a whss-
ever lorm. quickly cured nv
taking DUfFY'S nALT
wHiSkEy. A tablespoonful
in glass OF water three times .
day. Al druggists and grocers
Beware u initiatives.
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STORAGE.

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sTORASE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
Tine tracks: only frst-class storage solicitor
CPATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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SUPREME COURT.
APPELLATE COURT.

33l7 John Anderson VS.. Lake Shore & Mich
igan Southern Railway Company. De Kalb C..
C. Appellants reply brief t5) Appellee
brief Isl
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FINANCIAL.

I.OANS-Money On mortgages C b. sAYLES.
III East Market street
LOANs-On city property; 81 per cent; no com
mission: money ready. c. ~. WILLIAMS q
Co, 3l9 Lemcke building.
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DIED.

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COITER-Margaret widow Of Archibald Golfer,
aged seventv-four years, seven months and
twenty-one days Funeral at 6lS Home Pace
Friday at 1s30 p. m Barial at Crown Hill
sALTMARSH-Dora Macy. wife OF Rein F.
Saltmarsh. at Los Angeles, Cal, at q. m
Burial Friday, Jan. rs, at Los Angeles
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
8 q X&Ns IsEsE& ESs::.s3. .E &
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Sommerfeld, Eel
Lydia Speckmann, Hor
Theo. Grooming, State
Maddie Schenk, North ST
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
FrOtn the Herald.l


Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen went
to Rochester last Friday taking with
them one of their little children who
was very i'll. The little one underwent
an operation and is doing well.
Friends of the Illsley family who left
here three months ago for Idaho will be
glad to learn that they are well pleased
with that country. Mr.. Illsley has
bought small fruit farm near Clarks
ton, Wash, and will proceed at once to
erect residence Howard, on whose
account the family made the change,
has improved in health.
Jacob A. johnson who has been with
P. @. Jacobson for the past six years
assisting in the Mccormick machine
agency here has been retained by the
company and has began work for the
com pany with headquarters at this
place. Jake is good machinist and
can tell the good qualities of the Nc
Corm:ck to perfection.
Millions of people are familiar with De
Wits Little Early Risers and those who
liver pills. Never grippe. Eugene A. PfeH-
erie, ~ sS@6
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
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ESSIG AND MILFORD.

Especial Correspondence
Aug. Speckmann of Home township
visited Essig and New Ulm Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Devans and Mrs. j. Rear
don Sundayed in New Ulm.
Local paper-hangers seemed quite
numerous in Esslg the latter part of the
week.
G. G.. Backer, one of our genial eleva-
tor men, and Henry Knees left Friday
for trip of few days to Echo, Mimi,
for the purpose of looking over the farm
lands in that vicinity. F. G. Clasen has
charge of the elevator during Mr.. Back
er's absence.
A few very enjoyable hours were
spent by friends and relatives at the
home of G. Serr of Milford, last Satur-
day evening.
Jacob Devans has moved his family
from over the store where he has resid-
ed for some years past, to the old home
of August Kroschel, latterly occupied
by Gustav Schroeder who moved to
Friesland, Mimi, last Tuesday. The
rooms over the store are now undergo
ing general repairs by John Backer. who
when the work is completed will move
his family from New Ulm where he now
resides.
Though all political parties are well
represented in Milford township, there
are but few Office seekers for town cleo
ton, Tuesday, but the town may posi-
bly go democratic with a populist house
of representatives.
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13

SLEEPY EYE.


(From the Dlspatch.)
In the high wind that prevailed on
Monday the big water talk and the
stay rods making up the frame work
sang song that could be heard all over
that par: of the city. 1t is evident that
there must he rod or two loose IN the
structure else it would hardly give forth
the dolorous melody heard on Monday.
William Dey, of Golden Gate is haul
ing lumber this week for house, barn
and granery. He will build on his farm
Just east of the Golden Gate mill. Nj.
Dey's house will be 16x24 with an ell
12x42. The granery will be 1924. The
contract for building has not been let.
IF local dairymen need any proof that
winter dairying was a profitable bust
ness they could get all the evidence nee
essary by visiting the local creamery
where eighty or more patrons have been
getting from rs to 80 cents per hundred
for their milk all winter. The cream
cry management tells US that they are
now receiving from 1900 to 10000
pounds of milk daily and that their pay
roll amounts to something like $4,000
per month This amount of money goes
to only eighty out of the several hun
dred farmers in the vicinity and is only
an earnest of what might be earned if
more patrons Gid business with h e
creamery. Mr.. Gherland tells us that
he is doing about all the business he can
do with his present plant and do 1t sat-
isfactorily for his patrons but that he
is ready and willing to enlarge h e
creamery to accommodate all who will
favor HIM with their business. The
creamery is doing quite fourishing
local butter business and have lately put
in patent butter weighing and block
ing arrangement that enables them to
send their product out in an attractive
shape in small quantities. This new APP
paratus cuts the butter into one pound
bricks.
There is always danger in using counter
feite of De Wits Witch Hazel Saive. The
original is safe and certain cure for piles.
It is soothing and healing salve for all
skin diseases and sores. Eugene A. Pfeff-
erie.
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
sPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGfiElO
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From the Advance.)
Oscar Quarnstrom of Bashaw has late
ly shown signs of serious mental de-
rangement, and was brought in Tuesday
and placed in the lookup pending an
examination as to his sanity before
Judge George.
Frank Helfeld died at the home of his
uncle, Ferdinand Berger, near Comfrey
last Monday morning, the cause of death
being consumption. The young mans
home was IN Chicago and he had been
here with his uncle since July.
The sudden death Of Miss Cora Par
sons, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN
Parsons, this week, is deep blow to
the family and a shock to the whole
community. Miss Parsons had been
teaching in what is known as the Mielke
district south of town, boarding with 81.
G. Malette's people. On Wednesday of
last week, though not feeling as we'll as
usual, she walked half mile to her
school and taught, but the following
day she was obliged to give up, and Fri.
day morning they brought her home to
Springfield. She grew rapidly worse,
tie physician pronouncing the disease
erysipelas, complicated with stomach
trouble, and on Monday morning March
4, at $50 o'clock, she passed away.
Mrs. Mary Hughes died at her home
in Burnstown, Wednesday, Feb. 90, of
pneumonia, aged u years and s5 days.
She was ill only few days, but her age
and feebleness made medical skill of lit
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
COMFREY.
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(From the Times.)
Gust johnson and family are now To-
Gated in their new residence, recently
purchased from F. w. Blackburn.
A number of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Blackmun rendered them a
pleasant surprise.
Oscar Erickson, president of the State
Bauk of Conlfrey, has returned from
Hot Springs. Ark, where he went to
take treatment for rheumatism. He re-
turns entirely cured and is quite enthu-
siastic In speaking Of the Hot Springs as
a place to get rid of rheumatic pains.
0. w Colley, J. Fl. Queal & Co.'s
agent at this place, has seen fit to invest
in Comfrey's safe town property, and
has purchased the lot west of DR.. Prim's
drug store. Mr.. Coiley is one of Com
frey's marriageable young men and this
move is looked upon with suspicion by
his friends.
Persons who can not take ordinary pills
find it pleasure to take DeWittS Little
Early Early Risers. They are the best lit
tie liver pills ever made. Eugene A. PfeH-
erie.
A A a A 4 A 4 ~
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e9s
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.


tie avail from the first. She was cheered
in her las. hours by the kindly ministra-
tions of neighbors and the devoted care
of her children. Deceased was born in
County Longford, Ireland, hel maiden
name being Mary Woods, and came to
this country when a young girl, living
at Ripon, WIS, where she was married
to Henry Hughes and with him moved
to Olmsted country, Minnesota. After
living there SIX years they came to
Springfield in 1869 and settled on the
farm still occupied by the family.
For the weakness and prostration follow
ing grippe there is nothing SO prompt and
effective as One Minute Cough Cure. This
preparation is highly endorsed as an u1-
failing remedy for all throat and lung
troubles and its early use prevents con-
sumption. Il was made to cure quickly.
Eugene A. PfeHerle.
New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 5?

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Real estate transfers for week ending
Tuesday, March IL.
John III. Heckel and wife to j. E.
Snyder, lot 8, blk l3 Sleepy Eye $50
Anna NJ. Nell to Martha Anderson
100 acres IA and 3-1O8 -35. 80. 900
Mary E. Diddle to Alton G. Sher-
man, 100 acres 19, 20, 2930-109-
80 -. 370O
M. M. G. Buessmann to John Hoag
lot 5, blk IA, N. New Ulm. -. 900
A.. NJ. Bradbury TO Q. w. Holley,
lot :, blk 5, Comfrey 200
Dora Romberg to Clara Felrer,
part nw4 32-110-32 $50
Ella May Smith to Hannah M.
Casey, so acres 34- 109 -33. -. 1900
Jacob Herian to Andrew Wagner,
part ne4 36-111-32 265
Henry P. Hanann and wife to
VIM. A. Siebert, lot 2, blk 1876, !.
S, New Ulm. ............... 900
B. II. Larrabee and wife to John
T. Knudson, lots 7 and 8, blk 13
Brackcnridge's I'd add to Sleepy
Eye 49,. ............... sou
Griffith & Smith to Jesse Palmer,
part lot 10, blk "a, Sleepy Eye. 1000
Peter Anderson to Clas Anderson,
lot 2, part 30,110-3s 500
Carl Beltz ct al to Henly Beltz, SO
acres l9-111-32. ..... 936