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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

examples % men aflicted wfea a,v,,,
ism, but It is among the blsca 40, i :.
dnat Z is most frequently found
1ne Whlte albino has skin of 4 "a.
cuiiar pallor, hemp colored hair !.
rose colored iris, and a red Y,,,n,l
while the negro afflicted with a1hin,
ISM possesses skin which varies n
appearance, In certain cases beino
white as milk; in others it resembles
wax, or It may have cornae-li lo
tint. Certain albino negroes have nsls
blond hair, Others have head GOV.
ering Of yellow or II may happen that
the tint is that of Grange or even red
IN the animal kingdom MANY speciea
contain abnormal individuals Of tho
class under discussion. Gadeon NJ
keryille, citing seyenty-nine mammals
including horses, rabbits and mice
among whom there has been observed
complete albinism. Among birds the
examples are numerous without being
very common, and here we should say
that the white blackbim is no inyen.
ton any more than, the white start.
Ing. Reptiles and batrachians present
many cases Of albinism and / have
myself observed In a flshpond manv
cases Of complete aIbinIsm among the
nsh, carp and other inhabitants of the
place. =
Albinism also involves a great num-
Der Of vegetables and takes a DIFF
rerent form, according to whether IT
aHects the leaves or the carolla. a
fact which has made possible the OBJ
tanning of many of the monstrosities
utilized In the ornamentation of our
gardens. / here refer to variegated
leaves where the chlorophy has dis
appeared in streaks giving place to
tints which vary between white, vel
low, red and other varieties of the
same shades. Plants of this sort
easily multiply by slips or CRAFTS, but
they never give sub, ects similar to
themselves when the propagation is
made by sowing, although the con-
trary Is produced when the corolla
is afflicted with albinism. On the
other hand, certain fruits, the rasp-
berry, strawberry and gooseberry,
produces cases of albinism.
It Is only natural to suppose that
there is some analogy between anemia
In animals and the phenomenon of al
binism, between the anemia of vege-
tables and the manifestations of al
binism among these growths. The
fact is, however, that there is nothing
Of this sort present for whereas ami
mails or plants which are anemic are
cured by giving them iron in suitable
form, compositing, with an iron base
are without effect, with the attempt
is made to give the skin, the leaves
or the petals Of flowers that coIoration
which albinism has caused them to
lose.-B. Henroit in Public Opinion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
Cool.

"You don't mean to say that you
would give a man money for his influ-
ence?"
mot if could help It," answered
Senator Sorghum. "Of course it would
be cheaper to give him position. But
the trouble is there aren't enough Of
fees to go round. "-Washington Post
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

cago. There are
scores Of m e n
whose names are
familiar to the
general public and
who pose as lead
ers in commerce
and finance who
are pigmies COM
pared with him.
His great business
in Chicago is but
a small part Of the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
Butter in Siberia.

Last years Siberia's butter prCduc-
ton amounted to over 100,000,O00
pounds. Siberian butter is now being
sold in the London market. There are
now over $500 buttermaking dairies
in Siberia.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
A Suggestion.

Sunday School Teacher-NoW' Jonn-
nv whv did the children of Israel sign
for the fieshpots Of Egypt!
Johnny-Maybe Moses gave them
breakfast food.-New York Tribune
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

Here are three modish coiffures, Two
for evening and one for street. That
on the lower head displays a new and
artistic arrangement Of hair called the
Marie Antoinette puffs. 1t is particu-
larly adapted to petite women with
oval faces.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

There would be no objection to boys
heinq bows If they would only be men
when they get to be men.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

1t is easier to whip some men than
it is to keep them whipped.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
A MONARCH OF TRADE.
Began Life a Clerk and Is Now Worth
100000, 900.

The greatest merchant prince In the
United States, the greatest perhaps in
the world, Is Marshall Field, of Chi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
OUk COUNTY GLEANINGS
FROM the Brain and Pens of the ceusoi'S
Live Country and Village writers.

PLEASANT RIDGE, April 5-Samue
Smith. wife and daughter from western
Minnesota, are on the ridge visiting his
brother, Aug. Smith and sister, Mrs. f.
Lieurance. Everybody was glad to see
Sam. A. Tollefson visited his father
ana mother in Grant county e.. Theo.
Thompson closed his winter term of
school at Brush Hollow and is now home
to spend vacation. . . Emma Thompson
is expected home from Stoughton soon..
Uncls John Chalk is still very poorly
and not able to leave his bed, Z. j.. Lloyd
Bolen passed along the ridge today. So.
James Rusk Is home helping with spring
work after spending the winter working
for j. Norris. Glad to see James back
for we dislike to see any of the boys
leave the ridge as they are all needed
here. Ella Clements came home from
Viroqua very sick, VERNE WEIGH Is
some better and improving slowly aft r
her winters sickness. School will COM
mence in about two weeks. Let all the
little folks get ready 80 go. "A. J. Rusk
is very poorly of late. Clyde Smith
went to Viola Saturday We have the
finest ridge road in the county, four
miles long and very level, free mail at
every house. What we now need Is q
farmers's tel ephone line. . . Let someone
make the move. Hope that Spring
Bird" will refrain from writing things
untrue In the future. Some statements
in his last letter should not have been
printed and wouIs lot If the editor had
known. Such things as the second
hand store is but slur upon persons.
Hope it will not happon again We all
know who Spring Bird" is.
s. r. &. Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
GENOA.

GENOA. April Miss Margie Down
ey OF Ferryville, visited relatives over
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gillette
went to New Alhin, Iowa, Saturday. -.
John Page and family visited relatives
at Victory, Saturday returning home
Sunday John Ristow commenced as
raral free delivery mail carrier last We'd
nesday. d. Henry Kish and family went
to Johnsonport Iowa, where they will
clam. d. Thomas Clements is seriouly
ill again. Frank Gianoli has moved
his engine to the river side and will con-
tinue saving lumber -. Mrs Otto Gle
mentsis visiting her sister at Freeburg,
MINI. Master Frank Gould Of Vic
tory, spent last week with his cousin,
Harry Clements. Mrs. Thomas Latl-
mer and two little sons and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Gillette, visited relatives at
Mormon Coolie, Our schools are closed
for one week. Professor Appleman is
spending vacation at his home at La
Fargo. Herbert Laticler gave party
in honor OF his eighth birthday, Satur-
day, -. The marriage OF f. B, Patterson
and Miss Grace Downey was published
in the Catholic church, Sunday Will
liam Fox moved to Missouri the first Of
the week. Everybody is making prep
erations to go claiming in the near fu-
ture. Several from here went to La
Crosse to see President Roosevelt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
LFrom the Viola Intelligencer.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway company have placed q new
mail and express car on the Kickapoo
division of their system which is much
more comIaodious than the old one.
Elias Bender, Jr. died at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bender,
in this village, on Sunday. March 80, of
pneumonia after two weeks illness. He
was 26 years old. The funeral took
place at the NJ E. church at 3 p. m
Monday and services were conduc' ed by
Rev. e. O. Chapel. The remains were
buried in the Viola cemetery.
The south bound train on the Wiscon
sin Western division of the Milwaukee
road was wrecked one-half mile north
of Barnum station Wednesday afternoon
and seven cars, most of them loaded
with live stock, were thrown in the
ditch. There were more than fifty paa-
sengers on the train, but no one was
hurt The passengers and mail were
transferred to box cars and taken to
Wauzeka. A wrecking crew from North
McGregor were all night in picking up
the wreck.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
WEBSTER.

AVALANCHE, April G.-Audrew Urness and
Henry EetteF and their families visited at
Fredrickson's Sunday Dena Gilearsson
visited at Severt Sansmark's Sunday.
Willie Johnson of Seas Branch, was In Ava
lanche Sunday Abraham kalYerStgand
drove up Seas branch sunday evening :.
George Buchta made dying trip 10 La
Crosse last week. a.. Torvald Stenerson was
seen on our streets sunday. Pete johnson
and Bernt Larson delivered tobacco at West
hy Wednesday. Ohas. Tostrud has sold his
farm to VIII Fuller aud purchased new
farm two miles from Readstown Edward
Wig has bought tue old Joseph Nelson farm
from hts sister, Consideration $500 Tom
ana Levy Dewitt went to Viroqua Wednes-
day -, Simon Snyder has purchased drl,-
ing team from Levi Dewitt. Frithiof Fred
rickson bought some logs from Pete Johnson
with which he will fence his sheep ranch 80.
Frank Richie from kileytOwn was In our city
on business Thursday ,.....John Z. Rtley's mill
pond washed out last Wednesday Some of
our citizens can be seen sitting on the sunny
Stae OF easy street nowadays .., Lars Rooerg
was called TO La Crosse on account OF the III
ness OF his sister Mrs Alice Kellar IL on
the scE list. Pete Larson has rented J. Nj.
Johns is tobacco land John Martin in
teuds } move 10 Frithjot Fredricksons sheep
ranch TO manage the same Martin Post
sold his horse and buggy at Westo y......Andrew
Hide drove w seas Branch Tuesday nixht
Fred Sommerdeld was IA business CalleE
Friday. .... Hans SeversoA drove through town
with a load Of lumber from kiley's mill Fri-
day. Venerable Ole John sordal, attended
Good Templars ioage IN our burg Saturday
night. Rev. kredricksou passed through
our valley Friday .... Pete Johnson went TO
Viroqua Friday. The Fredrickson family
drove 10 La Fargo Friday o.. Ahrahsm Kali
verstrand Is nursing SEce Nurse 49,. Oscar
Banson's smiling face was seen on our streets
Friday -. Walter kellar delivered n load OF
maple sugar for Mrs JAKE Christman... War
ran StlhauEu WAS seen on pnr stre0kS SAtur-
day night. .Fete Johnson went up on east
ridge last sunday III. z. kiiey Was seen on
our streets sunday. IDLE is sowing his
wheat, LUMBER JACK.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
VIkOQUA.

COOK Hollow, Apri l7.-Miss Lily Buxton
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Ed Rogers. near La
Farge. Morton Alexander spent Sunday in
TANNER Daien ..., Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Grubb
visited at the home OF Bast Ames near Ross,
Sunday. Mr., and Mrs. Harm Hanchet are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a baby girl at
thetr. home Miss Alice McHenry who spent
few weeks with relatives in Lindsey, has
returned home...,,.Grace Henry is working
Tor Mrs Fink Caldwell Of Ross. Miss Jessie
Br0tt will commence the spring term OF
school April 18th after two weeks vacation.
MIR. Latamore OF Genoa. is visiting hts daugh-
ter Mrs, dos, McHenrs So. Seth Mc0iUrg bad
business In Niroqua Saturday .. The Misses
Edna and Eva 9rubb and Charles Green
spent Sunday at 4. w. Alexander Minnie
Buxton is working In Stoughton for deaf
aud dumb couple, Miss Enola Carmichael
has three music pupils on Saturdays 60. Nr,
aud Mrs. Abraham Joseph Of West Prairie
were up TO see Virgil Grubb, who is slowly
improving. ..Ebenezar Stretsberry has been
cutting wood for Rex Prinmer.. Perry Me
Henry called on friends AT Cherry Grove, sun
day =. Oscar seVersou is visiting his uncle
Nels Larson OF Round Prairie. sidney uig-
=. as bought load of seed wheat up from
Liberty Pole to clean on Alexander's flaming
r4hi. Coin POrATo.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
J. n. LEDMAN.

Born March % 1872 in Guernsy county 81.
Ohio, Died In the town Of Forest March -
1903; age 60 years, ii months, II days. Hu
spent his boyhood DAYS on the farm until the
outbreak OF the civil war he enlist!ng as a
private in Company A, IS regiment OF Ohio IN
fantry. he enrolled on the 18TH day NJ No
vember 1861, TO serve three years or during
tie war. Discharged from the service of the
L nited States in December 1853 AZ Nicksburg,
Mississippi, by reason OF retniisting as vet
eran. Volunteer establishment on the first day
OF January 1864, to serve the three years or
during the war. Discharged from service the
lIth day of July iS6S, at Louisville kentucky.
~ reason of telegram from war department.
July l, 1855. No objection TO his being rein
stated known - exist, At the close of the
war he came to WISCONSIN. lie was united iu
marriage to Mary f. Nofsinger May /. 1866.
rom this union twelve children were born.
eight boys and tour girls of which six boys
ana three girls are living. lie was member
of the U. B, church at Barr He was a fay-
urlte among young men, many OF them wepU
as they stood by his Casket. The funeral was
neld la the U, B. church At Burr, Rev VIM,
II, Smith ofsciatihE. WINS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08

oHAsaBuRG. April s.-Ludwig Z! terson,
who has position with Swift & Co. Of I'm
noapulis visited with relatives here recently
&c. Il. Ward spent few DAYS at home.
George Gilbertson had the misfortune to be
kicked In the head by Il too playful horse.
Although very bad accident Il Is q ought
no serious effects will result. wv. ii. Brown
and family went to their farm first part OF
the week where they will remain few Weeks
Mrs. DR.. Wells returned from NiroQua.
where she had been TO attend the funeral of
her father. Mr.. Gates. Gilbert Hole spent
several days in Ii Crosse, transaettrg ousi-
ness -. DR.. surenson aud wife of Viroqua
spent several days in this vicinity owing to
the serious illness of Mrs. Surepson's father.
Mr.. Galstad ... Scott Hoyt came home Satur-
day and remained over sunday. Ga Friday
last w. II. Brown closed another very suS-
cessful years work il school district No
His pupils, TO show their appreciation OF his
dtlgent efforts, presented him two valuab,e
presents, and the s-nooI board in accordance
with the wishes Of the district. re.engaged
him for anosher year. surveyors for the
electric line have been about our burg for sew
eral days surveying different routes through
the village. No positive decision as az
rived at which route they will take. Dr.
Wells has performed a number Of successful
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
ITEMS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRINd PRESS.
From the westby Times. I

Attorney Grimsrud has purchased q
law library at La Crosse belonging to
1.-THE Jas. G.. Miller estate.
At meeting of Westby Telephone Co
it was decided to sell more stock and ex-
tend the service to the country.
Nate Blur, who has had charge of
one of the tobacco warehouses in this
village for the past few months, return
ed yesterday to his home in New York.
He viii return to Westby next fall.
Ole Hanson of Bloc 1ingdale, accom-
panied BIZ his daughter took his son,
who had his eye injured while playing
at school, to La Crosse to consult DIR.
Gunderson. They returned Monday
morning. 1t was found necessary to
have the boys eye taken out. Drs.
Schreiner and Schee performed the OPP
GRAFTON.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
Carpets and Rugs.

operations In our vicinity of late---A caucus
was held on Monday at the town hall and
nlaced in nomination a full town ticket.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid society held their
last meeting with Mrs, Peter Peterson. Owing
to bad roads only fair number were In at
tendance . Our store teams have to use four
horse teams in hauling their goods.
UNKNOWN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
Township Ia Range | East

Township Ia Range | East
Owners name Des. Sec. Acres
w M Rose SO nwA.......26 IS
Kadina III Lot Smith add 26 l
Township ID r / West.
Owners name Des Sec Acres
Mrs Peter Vanscoik nw4
neA ................2 Az
II B hurry WV nwA .......5 80
John Turney mex swA 10 40
John Turney exc nwA sw
NJ. .......... 16 20
Joseph Wood W pit nwA sw
A.............., .,........lo ~
Township Is r 2 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
VIM Nutting ~ So NV II is 40
Thorn q Kennedy nv \ swh 26 40
Township IA r 2 West
Owners name Dec SEQ Acres
Ralph Rhodes II of river
neA mex. ...-.......l5 30
Ralph Rhodes az Of neA
Ralph Rhodes n5s Of sch
nWA encouragement. 10 ~
James Lawn Ell of neA rs 80
Township IL r 8 West.
Owners name Des Sec Acres
james Tower SEX neA.... 6 40
Albert Helmund SEX swA 9 40
A C Helmund ne4 swA
except by Henthorn....9 81
Albert Helmund seA seA...9 40
Albert Helmund swLseA 9 40
Philip Hutchinson SEX sw 10 40
Willie Jones swA swA 10 40
Unknown nwA nwA...I2 ~
Albert Helmund VIZ nwk
nwA ..-......... .......... 10 ~
Minnie Carter Sw4 nwA II 40
Minnie Garter nwA swk II 40
Minnie Carter east Of river
neA sen ................lS 10
Township 10 r 8 West.
owners name Dec Sec Acres
Martha Morriso n swA nwA 3 ~
Il. f. Hurt eM OF neA...,.9 so
T. + Hurt WY OF neA ....-..g so
Unknown 3 of the neA ii /
Henry woodeock part Of
nwA neA ..........-... 10
Allen Fish swA .....,..23 l60
Allen Fish nw4 nwA...26 40
III A Andrews Commencing 81
rods south Of u stake be-
tween sec IS and SC thence
south is rods to land owned
By r Smith y to center OF
river so rods thence n Is rods
west to beginning part OF ne
h SEX ........-- 1900 % .
Henry Benn seE ssA...-S0 40
Henry Benn nez SEX SO 10
Henry Benn swA sex. ...36 4a
Township Is r 5 West
Owners name Dec sac, Acres
Chas Marshall sw \ nek % 40
UbasMarshall SEX nwA..~2 40
Chas marshall MS seA Ca ~
A O Clark M nwA"......h eO
A q Clark ne TAO nwA sE
A....- ....,....-.. IA
VIM Nntting seL nek ...lJ ~
Vim Nutting mex seA ..-- - ~
Jas MsHenry swAs NV \ u %
Jas McHeRry nwA nwA u ~
jas AicHeury nw& sES u ~
A Il ID Hanson nwk nek u ~
Andrew Dahl swz nez III ~
Hiram Hadiey s . nes ....S ~
Township IA R 8 West
Owner. name Des Sec Acres
Patriea; Grady SEX SEA. II 10
NV Knapp sss mex. ~ "
b W Knapp Wis neA sea ! ~
Nv Kaspp nw& ses.. ~ ~
Anirew Olson MA sch u ~
TO vnship II r 4 West.
.Cs, sr's name Des Sec Acres
Oe SINE All land In sc
sot neA swA sof hiRhssy III
ole a slime es8 eek swk y ~
o q T siNae neA nWa. rs "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08

Al the home ut his son George, In this town
of jefferson, March 81, aged rs years and :
months. Mr., kACkEEN Was born in Norway
August p, iS2T, came Je America ia Is5t His
wife died Is years ago, icaS'Bg him With i've
children, twooi whom have died leaving oue
son aud two daughters ID mourn for him. He
had been - member OF ia, Methodist church
since 1850. Funeral was ned at SprinsvttIe
church services conducted By Rev. +. Decker
of Newton
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08
WEBSTER

BRUSH Hollow. March Sl-Find US once
gtety met with Mrs. Thomas Deaver last
Wednesday Miss feah Eompsou closed
successful term Of schaol last Friday She
will spend her vacation AT home. O.. Gilbert
Beaver aud Clyde Mason Will leave for Min
nesota next Tuesday, We are having lovely
spring weather and time Is not far distant
when farmers viii have % roll up their
sleeves anu so 10 work. AURICOLAS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-04-08

Sever Stevenson nls nwh
nW4 ..-... .............l3 20
Township 10 r 4 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
Margreth Jennings w1asw
pit n highway ......-. ..l2 As
Margreth Jennings wiz NV
II -. .,.....'.......... ...-lz GU
John Crook eh nwA neA "a 30
Township 10 R 4 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
Martha Nelson II a g Cor
mex neA minimum" ....,2 a
Township II R 5 West
Owners name pcs Sec Acres
Susan Vance Est swA NV
Susan Vance Est son mex 40
Susan Vance Eat swA neA 5 40
Susan Vance est seAnwh 40
Susan Vance Est Il nwL
yno 8 Hearn nX rsA nwA Il 20
J A Hearon SEX sRA III 40
Mary Dolsn nwa swA ...15 40
Township '12 R 5 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
Johu Knutson swA SEX 10 40
John Knutson sch se54 10 40
Arthur Sheridan Est sig sw
d sch ..............-.. 70 "
Kate Sheridan M sw14 Sc
n ......,... ....,25 ~
Kate Sheridan FIR nwA Sc
II ................ 70 81
Sheridan Est n side neA
ne4 -. ..'':.:..'' -. - ~ ~
@ Rogers nwkswA -. 50 40
Arthur Sheridan Est FIR NV -.
\ neA,.. ..... 80 Ii 90 lU
Township 10 r 5 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
James Crandall swA nwA 10 40
james Cranda1l NV pit nh
EwA .,......-.-'-'''. ~ 20
Township II r 6 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
S @ Sterling est swh NV 4 II 40
s 20 Sterling est neA nwA II Az
s G Sterling est sea nwja Ii 20
Township 10 r 6 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
Henry Sanding swA nwA 5 40
Township IL r Z West
Owuer's name Des Sec Acres
James vsnzant W of high
way lots Z, 5. 9.-..-..,,..9 90
@ w Graves sw cor swA
NV ..............,. ....l3
e B Emberson swLne4 j. 40
& B Em berson SEX neA IL 40
e B Emerson s 81 sch Aw
....,. ..-....-....--...i4 80
G w Graves neA nwA .-..l4 40
Township - r : West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
George Appiebee nwA NV
L.............~.. q IS $500
George Applegasn lot No
...-..s.......... Ill 5a-l00
Geo Csvance swA nwA. Is 30
Geo Gavance seA4 neA IA 40
Geo CAyaHee swA neA IA 40
VIM shisler s., SEX mex Do 40
w Shesler. ST, mex sch SO ~
Jacoc Podswitz adjoining
8 line lot No 8 Sch sch %
Richsrd Ausbury u ps lot
Nos SEX SEX ....- e.. @s 5
T w Tucker sen aeA ....33 ~
Township 10 r 7 West
owner name Des Sec Acres
) Gillett lot No AS 3 l0~loo
JK LsylRnd lot No 3 : - 75-iG9
= b Buxzetti seA reA ~ 40
J B Bzzetti mex nwA .23 40
J B Bazzetti swA nwA - 40
J B BGEEetti sw4 nwA -s5 81
Township II R : West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
L empke seA nea .....-....s Q