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| Master Albert Hasten and Miss Julia Clundt.
| Decorations were carnations and ferns. AZ
$50 an elaborate lunch was served.
| Mrs Charles Debuss Of No 1e1s Sullivan
| avenue celebrated her birthday on Tuesday.
The guests were:
Mesdames-
j. krug. NJ. Fries
]. ISras; KTus; Jr" ,S Of G. I. psbuss.
William Fries, I. Lushman.
II; Bruemler. F. Franklin.
G. Bucker. =. Rexroth.
Mis.ses-
A1illie Franklin. Ida Krus.
Invitations have been issued for the IN
! itial dance Of the octagons. to BE- given
/ Messieurs-
| Marc Jacobson. Michael Hesse.
A T RindsEon. Ben J. La.aS. L'
Jos. shriber. Isidor snider.
Miss Florence Anderson. No ps Clevs-
land avenue entertained a large number Of
day evening. a progressive contest was
the feature Of the evening. Of which Miss
sd Rheda ESQ abn won the 5ss Prize sm1ns the
prize. With few musical numbers. con-
ciuding with dance. the evening was ,
passed pleasantly. Tho guests were:
Arthur Gottschalk. Joe Daniels
Joe Anderson. Arch ]. Hoock,
Phil c. Bolms. Roy Brady.
Ben Ring Ray Moore.
John Hockmuth.
Misses
Alma Ochsner. Helen Fisher.
Anna Reed, G. Hockmuth.
Edna Dale. Edna Gottschalk
Ina Anderson. James Danials.
Gertrude Norris Nellie Daniels.
Rhoda Zoesch, q
MeSSieurs and Mesiames-
". c. Finch. John Anderson.
Miss Sylvia Heuman, No. S13 Benton
street. entertained friends at cards last
wednesday evening. the prizes being award
ed to Misses Lilly Claudy and Nellie Beach
and Messrs. Carl Fuchs and Harvey Ready.
Refreshments were served after the game
and the balance OF the evening was spent
In dancing. Among those present were:
Misses
Anna Mclaughlin Kittie Costello
Nellie Beach. Lille ClAudy,
Hulda Borgmeier.
Messieurs-
Carl Fuchs. Harvey Ready
VIII Barry, Elmer McMurtrv
Ed Bohle.
Mrs. John Cavanaugh. No. "a, Aubert
avenue. entertained friends at a euchre lsss
Thursday. Cards where played from to
5. after which the scores were counted and
prizes awarded to Mrs. ]. Welsh. Mrs. II.
Telegraph your friends You win arr,v.
In Cincinnati via Big Four route.
Mrs Richard KoehIer gave q reception
Thursday from to O'Clock to Mrs Brown
MsS. wso Is Nay Robson" playing in The
MIS- John Westermayer. No. Ai7 Victor
street. entertained large number Of friends
Of her birthday. guessing contest enter
1ained the ladies who did not play cards
Lne plxes were awarded to the following
iAo'es' Amee Noonan. AubucAons 1ocksS
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Hattie Ward. Mrs. Julia Stewart and Miss

Hattie Ward. Mrs. Julia Stewart and Miss
Essie Beamon-
A pleasant surprise was given to Miss
Nellie McGrail at her home. No. 1.2 South
Fourteenth street, on Saturday evening.
Music, dancing and recitations were en-
Joyed. Supper was served at IL O'Clock
The guests We're:
Misses
Garry Lehman. Kittie Stark.
Mayme Decey. Laura Peters,
Nellie Stead Nellie Peters
Loretto OBrien, Nellie McGrail.
Emma Helbich, Sadie keting.
Agnes Wall. Cora Vernon
Messieurs-
Austin Finch. Laurence McGrah.
Orin Blanchard. W. Higgins,
y. WI B ssses; Meich. 5anes h MsrRhS; Finley.
p. e. OMalley. l. b. Clark.
]. Friedman.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Marks gave a dinner
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.. Bank
ston Of Edwardsville. Miss
The Misses Bertha and Tillie Lange. No.
s2i La salle street. entertained friends WITH
dies' prize was won by Miss Anna Pexa.
the second by Miss Lizzie Koop and the
consolation prize by Miss Anna koop.
First gentleman. prize was won by Mr..
Albert Wuch, the second by Mr.. John
Kastler and the consolation prize by Mr.
Marshall Gayle.
Those present were:
Moilie IAnge Lizzie koop.
Della kastler. Tile Lanse.
Anna Koop. Bertha Lange.
Messieurs-
Albert wuch. Joe Pexa,
John kastler. VIM. Stutenburg,
Marshall Gayle, Chas- Kodar.
St. Louis to Cincinnati take one Of the
three Big Four daily trains
Ms. G. Howard She'll No sss' Mafntt ave
nue.. Friday evening. March .. In honor of
their sister Mrs. VIII Baird Of Geary. Ok
Those present We're:
Misses
Mamie Mclaughlin, Marguerite Dunn.
Annie Slipsey. Thelma Baird.
Mamie Slipsey. Hazel Cottle,
Zoe F1otron,
Messieurs-
Charles Nager. Frank F1otron.
Charles Hickman. WIN o. Ferguson
ID. Hart. Henry Trapp.
Mt. and Mrs. Al cottie. ' "
gave a surprise birthday luncheon In honor
Of her sister. Miss Adele Miller on Mon
day afternoon. Among those present were:
Misses
Edna Rigge Mamie Steward.
Claret Bartoldt. Louise Jansen
Alvina Pollock. Josie Jansen
Lotta Tfemeyer, Flora Never
Emma Brinkmann. Elsie Graf
Charlotte Schnaider, Lydia Weber
Cora Sutter. Adele Miller
Marie Sweeny. Alice Miller
Carrie Kaufman.
Mesdames-
Harry Pollock.
William Ttemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Beck assisted by Mrs.
G. N. Knapp. entertained at their home.
day. in honor of their. daughter Laura's
birthday. The feature Of the evening Was q
donkey party. The prizes were won By
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miscellaneous programme last Wednesday
morning at the home of Mrs. Frohman. No
SOB Fairmont avenue. as follows:
Piano sOlO-E'ude Ne; Ma T. n;IY SR- l'---cnopin
Soprano solo.-Ca) Springs Awakening
d, spring Has Come .MsldassT sssT
Mrs Bernard
Violin s0'0-fArasIasse Eiss eudaRs SR; 's----Al.rd
Vocal sOlo-sprins song. Mackenzie
Plano sOl'-Es'risi Ms: baldwin. r. xroessr
Soprano solos-.a) viols,s. Ellen Wrish,
tb) Beloved, II Is Nora Florence Alyward
Violin solo-serenade Schubert
Vocal soiO-Heayen Hath Shed . Tear. .Kirchen
p,. s.,, Miss Ella Sehefher
Mis-, Pheiffer
Contralto Solos-ta Berceause.. .Chaminade
Mrs Dobyne y ".''''''A''
Misses cuddy and Menser.
Mrs; d. ]. Baker has kindly consented to
give her experience in the Philippines to
the ladies OF the Literary Symposium Mrs.
Baker resided there two years, ner hns-
hand being an officer In the United States
Army; Members of the club cordially IN
Wednesday morning. 10 O'Clock. at Hotel
Beers.
THE Temple and Its knights was the
theme for discussion at the Literary Sym
postum Wednesday morning. Mrs Grif-
fifth showed the connection between the old
Temple OF London and the original order
OF knight Templars at Jerusalem. She
the knights famous in chivalry. She told
the history of this noted site after that
feverish dream. the Crusades. was over.
when the historic temple became Temple
Bar. occupied by the inns OF court. More
Interesting. perhaps. in law and literature
than 1t had been in the days Of knight
subject or the table talk
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tertained friends at their home on Morgan
street last Monday evening. The decora-
tions Of the parlors were green and white.
The programme consisted OF some seiec-
tions on the plano by Miss Lilly Sullivan:
vocal solos by Miss McKluskey and Mr.
Owen Blanchard after the musical re-
Misses
Edna Haynes Lilly Reppato
Lylia Haynes. Louisa Repoeto.
Goldie Mahoney, Lille Rapsto.
Lilly Sullivan, Christina Renpeto
Messieurs-
Ed Schultz. Louis Cecarde.
Barnes. Owen blanchard.
Gerber. Mcworkman.
Burns.
Gornelius Mahoney. F. Devote.
VIII Sholl, A. l.. Cecarde
Ed Gilmore NJ, Cccarde
NJ. Mckluskey.
Friends gathered at the residence of Mr.:
avenue: to celebrate his fifty-eighth birth
day. Mr.. Shaman was the recipient OF.
numerous presents. Supper was served and
many toasts We're given in honor of Mr.
Shuman. Vocal and Instrumental music
vas rendered and dancing completed the
evening.
Those present were:
Messeurs and Mesdames-
Calvin Frankei. AL Nelsch-
May Cassidy. Iaur. Keu
lara Neich. Minnie Jungst
a9a hogan. Annie Robyn
Aueii Hogan, Mabel Leahy
Sse!la walton. Mayme Leahy,
Minnie Walton, Clara RriDgs
Siauuean Pettengfl, Hazel Shuman,
Tillie Magsaman, Helen Shuman
Messieurs-
Carl Striker, Joe Halpi.
Henry Senn. Jim Cassidy
JOS tracy, John Briggs
Fred Woefel Art Wieseban
John Gonnors. Charles Wins.
John Hogan. Jr.. Joe Briggs.
yonh logan. Vincent Gorley.
, Lewis Oswald. Frank Koste
William Schaefer RaiIev Tnbh
Melville Foster. Harry Cassidy.
Leon Mueller Edwin Shuman
Gaylord Griswold. Leo Shuman
Frank Sem,
Mrs. T: ]. Kight. No. 4f7s Evans avenue.
gave dinner In honor Of Miss Mabel New.
man OF Edwardsvilie. The decorations
were American beauties and carnations.
Dr. Bond; expert optician at Mernod &
Jaccards. broadway and Locust. will ex-
seo y proper sfs tins II q sharse and
s'eei frames. VI and up: gold. s ani up.
A birthday party was given to Miss Alice
siake at her home. No. 1913 South Thir-
! teenth street The parlors were decorated
with palms and plants. At 8 O'Clock a sup
per was served to many friends. from
whom she received some handsome pres
the AFFAIR. Among those present were:
Misses
Dar9 WIZARD or Cerlyl. ILL.,.
anon H. Mrs. Jester and
l. Spangier OF daughter May.
Louisville. NY. Messieurs-
May S3rc9Tan or Joseph Willard,
MOllie Miller of r %. RIake
Mrs. William Appel Of Grand and Mere
mac streets entertained friends last Tues
day afternoon The house was tastefriliy
decorated with Southern smilax and carna-
tions. Eucher was played. after which a
Mesiames-
Judge Zachritz. Kemp
J.. FRANK. l. K. Reutchler
Phiierpt: J. Fisher,
J'Spansier. ]. Appel
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry wacker. No a9f,A
F1orissant avenue. entertained friends and
relatives March 3: in honor of their china
wedding; and also Mrs wacker's birthday.
progressive euchre. Twenty games were
played; Those winning prizes were: Mr.
and A. C. Link; Mrs. Lottie ward Mn
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MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS.
Easter Gifts-Mermod & Jaccard's.

The Misses Della and Olevia Cecarde en-
tertained friends at their home on Morgan
street last Monday evening. The decora-
tons OF the parlors were green and white.
The programme consisted OF some seiec-
uons on the plano by Miss Lilly Sullivan;
vocal solos by Miss MckIuskey and Mr.
Owen Blanchard after the musical re-
freshments were served. Among the many
present were:
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Come and SEQ I'm their mafchIess enchanfmenf
of style and art the dsinfiesf, finest models of
all the world. famous shops.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Beck assisted by Mrs
G. NJ. Knapp. entertained at their home,
No 3i3l South Jefferson avenue, on Satur-
day. in honor of their daughter Laura's
donkey party. The prizes were won By
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Fforissant avenue. entertained friends and
relatives March 3: In honor Of their china
wedding; and also Mr> Wacker's birthday
At O'Clock supper was served followed by
progressive euchre- Twenty games were
played. Those winning prizes were: Mr..
Fred Rau. NJ Joe Dillman. r. d. Ward
and A. c. Link; Mrs. Lottie Ward. Mn.
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9 cents.

We have also a table OF Import
ed High-Grade Novelty Flowers
large punches of the most delicate
colored Roses. VioletS. Geraniums.
Bluettes, Daisies, Carnations, Fo-
and Black Roses. that no one Of
fers for less than G5c-at Our Open
ing Celebration We will sell them
for
10 cents.
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90 cents.
Every Flower That Blooms

Is here. At our OPENING we
shall sell your choice OF June
Roses. Flat Roses. 5 in bunch; I'M
ported American Beauties. Rose
Foliage, Violet Foliage, for
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!" Z OV Ilfs hS lA.N
Opening Greeting
A Ready-to-Wear Hat.

The newest. most. correct design.
Made of Jap Straw Braid. Crown
bound with wide velvet band
Trimmed In front with large ro-
sette: actual cost. A-@o-we Will
sell IL at Our Opening for
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The Ready-to-
Wear Hat.

You don't nay us for name. hut
style and quality. Our styles are
original. We don't deny copying
the best products of foreign and
domestic makes, combining style
and finish. for one-half you pay
for the name and not the mate
rials elsewhere.
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In spite of Mr.. Charles Ward Rhodes's in
defatigable efforts and the very large num-
ber of cards issued, the private views to
annual members Of the Art Museum are
most sparsely frequented. Last Tuesday
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Our Hats for s199, S299, S399, s499

REPRESENT IN EVERY DETAIL THE VERY FLOWER
AND PERFECTION OF MILLINERY CONSTRUCTION. AT
PRICES TO MEET MODEST PURSES. THOUSANDS OF
WOMEN COME HERE SEASON AFTER SEASON FOR
THESE DELIGHTFULLY."- BECOMING HATS THEY ARE
EQUAL HATS COSTING TWICE AS MUCH. AND THE
BRILLIANT VARIETY IS ALMOST UNLIMITED.
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Nov. 6t4
Notice ofIrearing Petition for Letters
Of Administration.
state OF South Dakota,
County OF Hand. lin County Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Mary McVay. Deceased.
The State OF South Dakota sends greeting.
to Sarah NJ. McEay, William l.. MeEay and
Emma n. McNay, heirs mt law and next OF
kin OF Elizabeth Mary McEay deceased, and
to oil to whom these presents may come.
Notice IL hereby given, that Sarah NJ.
McVay has filed with the Judge OF this
Court. petition praying for Letters Of Ad-
ministration of the Estate of Elizabeth Mary
Mcvay. deceused. and Friday the 2sth day
81 November 1902, at IT, O'Clock In the
forenoon 81 said day, at the office OF sal 4
Court In the Court House In the to wn OF Mil
Ter In the said County al Hand, has been
set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested NAV appear and
show cause why the said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Miller, s. d.. this 9Th day OF
November A. d. 1902.
@. G. BRrees,
(sEAL) Judge OF the county court.
j. ii. &C.
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State OF South Dakota,
County Of Hand Court. un'y
j nc.

Nov 6t3
State OF South Dakota,
County Of Hand Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of
MARY +. KNIGHT, Deceased.
A verified petition having been fled herein
by George II. Knight, or propound.
Ing for probate duly authenticated
copy 81 the last WIN and Testament Of Mary
r. Knight, deceased, together with the pro
bate thereof. as allowed and admittedp Pc 10
probate by the probate Court for the Dis.
trfct of salisbury In the State OF Connecticut
aud praying that said will be allowed and
admitted to probate I'm Hand County.
south Dakota. and praying that ne the
said George u. Knight be appointed az OK.
ecutor OF said VIII by this Court.
1t IL ordered that said petition be hen rd
at the ONCE OF the County Judge OF Hand
County I'm Miller. in Hand County, South
Dakota on Saturday, the 22nd day OF M.
vemper; A. ID. 1902, at ? O'Clock p. NJ, at
may appear and show cause why the said
petition should not be granted
IL II further ordered that notice M thts
hearing be given by publishing this order
once a week for three successive weeks prior
10 said hearing In the PIONEER PREss. n
weekly newspaper printed and pubIished m
Miller, South Dakota.
Dated this 3lst day OF October A. ID.
1909.
by the Court.
@. c. pnIGas,
Judge OF the County Court.
lssALJ wa. bowler.
Clerk.
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Nov ftl
Notice or Hearing Admitting Foreign
VIII to Probate.
state OF South Dakota, In County
County OF Hand
In the matter OF the Estate of Sarah NJ
McVay Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that by order O,
the undersigned. Judge Of the County Court
In and for Hand County. state of South Da
kota. made on the 9th day Of November A
ID. 1907, that Friday the 2Sth day Of No.
yember A. ID. 1902. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon nt the office OF said Court I'm the
tOurt honse In the Town 81 Miller In said
Hand County has been fixed and appointed
as the time and place for hearing the petit
ton of sarah NJ. MeVay that the wifi OF
William J. Mcvay deceased, beretofor re-
proved, allowed and admitted to probate in
the County Court OF the County OF Lee In
the state Of Illinois, be admitted to probate.
and recorded In this said County Court. and
that letters tertamentary issue TO said pcti-
toner. wv
Witness my hand and the seal OF snid
County Court, this 9TH day OF Nov. A. ID.
1902.
tSEAL) &C. BRGGs
Judge OF said County Court.
Attest: WIN. BOWLER.
Clerk Of said County Court.
4 n n
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Oct 3Ot3
Notice OF Hearing.
state OF South Dakota In the Col

Oct 3Ot3
Notice OF Hearing.
state Of South Dakota GO In the County
County Of Hand. Court.
In the matter OF the estate oil Fannie L.
Griswold, Deceased.
A verified petition having been filed Win .1,
this Court. propounding flor probate "a 4 ust
a%ent Of Fsnn ley Srs%oid deceased late
OF Franklin Comfy, In the state OF Mn saaa
chusetts. showing that said VIII mas IN, ~
allowed and admitted TO probate Dy he
Probate Court OF Franklin County III .ne
state Of Massachusetts. Said petition prasSs
that the said will be allowed ana adm n.a
to probate in Hand County, south Dnaa, nV,sda
spd s9ss shs iosepn appointed
az executor OF said win by this Court.
1t is ordered that the said petition u =.
heard at the Office Of the Judge o. the 1 IanJ
~ Court of Hand County, In Miller. Oh" he
County, south Dakota. on Sa anp at two
O'Clock +. NJ. at which time and plase, h "y
person interested may appear anu snV ia
cause why the said petition should no' ~
granted.
1t Is Further Ordered that notice OF . .h,r
hearing be given by publishing tn,s nrIor
once week for three successive weeks, p a.gl
to said hearing in the Pioneer Press, VIII eSi,
" newspaper. printed and published ~
Ter In said Hand County, South Dakpta'
Dated at Miller, South Dakota this - os'
OF October A. d. 1902.
BY the Court:
q. C. BRIoGs,
Judge OF the County Court
attest wM. DowLER,
Clerk OF County Court.
fiscal of Coun- CRAWFORD TAnLur'
~ COURT Attorneys for Petit'o"'''
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Oct 3Ot6
summons. Money: Demanded. Com
piaiut Flied.
state Of South Dakota. In Circuit Court,
County OF Hand. Circuit.
Samuel V. Christ,
VS.
Charles johnson.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting
To the Above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of Samuel v.
Christ Plaintiff. which was filed In the Office
of the Clerk oi the Circuit Court within and
Tor said II aud County. at Miller South Da-
kota. on September =. 1902 and To serve n
copy of your answer ON the subscriber NJ
my Office In the town OF Miller South Dako-
to, within thirty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive Of the day Of SER
vice, or the Plaintiff viii take Judgment
against Won for Eighty Dollars and interest
from this date besides costs.
Dated at Miller South Dakato this 2nd
day OF September 1902.
JoHS PusEY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Oct 9t5
Contest Notice.

Contest Notice.
Depar tment OF the Interior. United States
Land Once. Huron. South Dakota, Ssptem.
Der 20. 1902.
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been
fled In this Office by Mark wertz, contest
ant. against Huron Series Homestead En-
try No. r.. X X. Oh, made August 3, 1897.
for the North West Quarter, Section 70,
Township l0g-N. Range 20 w, Hand Coun-
ty, South Dakota, by Krist X. Heggernes.
Contestee. I'm which ie II alleged that be Is
braced In said entry and knows the present
con dition OF the same: also that the sald
Krist X. HeggerneR has wholly absndoned
said tract and changed his residence there
from for more than three years since max
ing said entry ind next prior to the date
herein July 1-10O2); that said tract II not
settled upon and cultivated by said party
as required by law; and that said aDsenee
from the land was not due TO claimants
employ ment In the United states army
navy or marine corps In time OF war, sau
parties are hereby notified to appear, rs
spOnd an offer evidence touching salu ale-
cations at 10 o'clock A. Nj. ON November
III, 1902, before the County Judge IN anu
for Hand County. south Dakoto. at ms OF
flee In Miller, \. d.. and that final nearins
viii be be held at o'clock =. NJ. on Novsm.
Der 90 9O2 befor the Register and Receiver
at the United States Land once IN huI ',,
y. ID. The said contestant having !naprug
er affidavit filed September y, l9Oz, ~, ny
forth facts which show that after que ul'.
gence personal service al this notice Gun hos y
be made. 1t II hereby ordered and direc.su
that such notice be given by due ana proP.
err publication In the Pioneer Press, pupiis"'
ed at Miller, =. u.
JRc CA. BLAKE, Register
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Oct 23t4
Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters
of administration.
State OF South Dakota, In County
County OF Hand.
In the matter OF the estate OF Marguerite
b. Hicks, Deceased.
The state OF South Dakota sends Greeting
to Annie NJ. Alexander. Bird Knox. Clara A.
Gilmore and Ella NJ. Halloween, heirs at Law
and next OF kin of Marguerite u. Hicks de-
ceased, and to all to whom these presents
may come.
Notice IL hereby given that Ella N. Hal.
bower and Annie NJ. Alexander have filed
with the Judge Of this Court, a petition
praying for Letters OF Administration OF
the Estate VI Marguerite h. Hicks, deceased
and that Friday the 21st day of November
1902. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF said
day. at the ONCE OF said Judge at the Court
House In the Town of Miller in said County
has been set for hearing said petition, when
and where any person Interested may ap-
pear and show cause why the said petition
should net be granted.
Dated at Miller SO. OAK this 2fst day OF
October A. ID. 1902.
(sEAL.) @. G. BRIGGS,
Judge OF the County Court.
INC.
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Oct 16t4
Notice of Application for pron..
VIII, ""ate Of
state of South Dakota, In con.
County OF Hand. Con-
In the matter OF the estate ., u.,.
O. Richards, Deceased. Villain
Notice Of time appointed for prov,Ds s..
etc. PVNng VIII,
The State OF South Dakota send.
to Elizabeth Richards, William m ,Hulsseetlng
Sarah T.. Cook, Ellen T.. BennInv Vsnaris.
Detwiler, May Hemmingson, Clasaneyh
Ludlam Jr., Lester Ludlam and in L.
lam heirs next Of kin OF William o. RIA IND
deceased. nafas,
Pursuant to an order Of said Cour,
on the 18th day OF October A. n Ions made
tice Ia hereby given that Friday the ~ no
OF November A. ID. 1902. at ten gay
the forenoon OF said day at the Conf ~ Ia
OF said Court at the Town Of Miller hi ~
said County oil Hand have been appoIa,sss
as the time and place for proving i bbe'SWs ,aal
OF said William o. Richards dess.lNm
and for hearing the application OF WIIn MINI,
III. RE hards for the issuance To him , JInAm
tiers Parliamentary when aud wha.e Lct
person interested may appear and eop Any
the same. 'H''sl
Witness the Hon. q. C.. Briggs Ina.
the CoHnty Court, and the seal OF said Ces.ea u
this 11th day OF October A. ID. 1902 ~ N.
office In the Town OF Miller County oi IJ. "
and state Of South Dakota
(SEAL.) VIM Dow1sp
Clerk OF the County Cou,,
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Oct aots
NotIce for Publication

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Huron, South Dakota. Oct. Is. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his inten-
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim. aud that said proof Will be made be-
fore the County Judge ut Miller, =. d., on
December 6. 1902, viz;
DAVID A. ANDERSON,
HE. No. 1880. for the + u See. 13,
Twp. 100, ", Range 90. w, 9th II. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiva-
ton of said land viz:
OttIe W. Arbogast. Clinton r. Johnson
Of AnIes. y. d., Fred Lester OF Miller, B, ID.
Thomas Cawood, Of Ames, y. u.
G.. BLAKE, Register.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for in the
Postoffice at Miller S. d., forfour
weeks ending Oct, 6, 1902,
q. +. Wilson, r. A. WILDER,
Mrs. Alice Tuttle, Miss Mary
Schumck, w. b. Sanders, Ole
Hill, Chas. Schmidt, w. w. Ross,
Adolph Pike, Geo. Macarthur,
Jim McKenwa, Arch Miller,
Adam Gassett, (3), Mrs. Cath
crime Brown, +. A. Bidwell, Mae
Smith.
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j. A. BUsHFIELD, p. NJ.