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n c. CONFERENCE.
OF THE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH SOUTH.
It Convened With ST. Paul M.
E. Church In This City On
Wednesday 25th, and
Bishop Gambler
Will Preside.

The annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
for Eastern North Carolina met
in this city yesterday wednesday,,
with Bishop Gambler presiding, and
Goldsboro Will be cordial in its well
come.
The following are the ministers
and lay delegates who will be liz at
tendance and the homes to which
they have been assigned while in
the city:
COMMITTEE OF ENTERTAINMENT.
w. H. BORDEN,
NJ. j. BEST,
w. T. HOLLOWELL,
T. r. ROBINSON,
c.. D. MILLER,
GEO. 3. HOOD,
G.. r. HERRING.
CONFERENCE DIRECTORY.
Bishop Warren A. Candler-E. B.
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MINISTER'S.


Adams, G. IN y. Jest"
AllTed. 3. ~. II. CIaWIoro-
Anderson, Il. 3 ana VICE. a.
steven
Ashby, J. Nv L. 4elVerton.
Bailey, Il. VA. Borden.
Barker J. J.-Mfs. -. NJ ChamDerl1n.
Barnes a. S.-N- II. Borden.
Beaman q. e.. =. Edgerton:
Benson, ). NJ. ". Q
Betts' A. -. ana Wit a: oteVehs'
Black, D. H.-S- 8ridgers.
Bradley, b. Borden.
Broom, r H.-E. L:
Brewer, L. E-F 2. Pi2Ein.
Browning, l. .-1fs J. Il. saunders
Braeie1 =. u. -. 5sz@el.
BraoshaW, M-Fcrae.
Brown. " r. end wife-Mrs- sa'iie
Stevens.
Brown, ". Fl. and Wlfe-A. I. GrI1dn.
Bruton, r. A G. Hlnson.
House:
Bumpass, R. F.-Dr. w, h. H. Cobo, 81.
Bundy, J. On. Bradshaw.
Chafhn, I. Nj. 4. Stevens.
Church, i. is. P. Draper.
Cole, J. Nm. L. Lee.
Coletrane, n. Ell. L.. Grant
Cotton, S. At. L. Castex.
Craven. W. FL. Bradshaw.
Constable, ". P,-L. z. Pridgen.
Craven, T.. C.4- d. uludons.
Crisp. 7. CO. G. Einson.
Cuninggi'n, ". Ii. l.. 8orden.
CuninggIna, j. ii. l.. Borden.
Daley, J. A.-Dr. J. r. Stockard.
Daley, T. J.-Dr. W. II. Cobb, Jr.
Davis, e. H. and wife-F. B. Edmund
son.
Davis, R. L.-R. P. Howell.
Davis, w. S.-R. P. Howell.
Dixon, 7. E.-John Daniels.
Draper, J It's. P. Draper.
Etheriage l. Sc. Herrioz,
E,lra, r .-trs 4 NJ ler-
Fisher, 9 W.-Jr. Z. : SIni !.
Forbes, ". Al. ". Thompson.
Fox, E. Wv. T. H%olloweil.
FrizzelI, ]. HI. M. Micheaux-
Geddie. D. &C. F. Herring.
Giles. 7. H. M.-Fred Howell.
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PRESIDING ELDERS.

PRESIDING ELDERS.
Bishop, F. A.-G. s. Prichard.
Gibbs, J. T.-Hotel Kennon.
Hurley, J. B.-Mrs. N. R. Robey.
John, R. B.-Junius SIocumb.
Moore, w. HI. c. Slocumb.
Rome, W. 81. B. FonVielle.
Swinde1l, e. D.-Home.
Underwood, J. z. and wife-Walter
Stilley.
Willis, r. A. and wife-Thos. Edmund
SOL.
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Langston, G.. D., and wife-Geo. Crone.
Lee, J. Al. F. Ormond.
Lowder, J. Nj. F.. Tyson.
Martin. J. W.-R. L. Thompson.
Massey, L. S.-W. E. Borden.
McCullen, "A. r. Morgan.
Mccall, F. B.-W. H. Goodwin.
McCracken, ]. H.-T. w. Slocumb.
Mcfarland, M. M.-Wa1ter Wrenn.
McWhorter, FL. A. Tolar.
Mercer, S. E.-J. E. Thompson.
Merritt, w. C.-N. Merritt.
Moyle, S. T.-R. l.. Thompson.
Nash, L. If. L. Castex.
Nicholson, w. Ell. e. Pridgen.
North, H. Nj. M. Powell.
Oglesby, G. An. o'Berry.
Old, J. "a. B. Hollowell.
Ormond, A. L., and wife-Jno. R.
Smith.
Page, J. HIN. Bradshaw.
Pate, J. P, and wife-W. H. Collins.
Parker, A. j. W. Winslow.
Parker, D. B.-W. H. Crawford.
Pegram, J. DIV. T. Yelverton.
Piland, w. A.-G. w. Thompson.
Il VI. D. w. "
Plyler, M. TN. j. Best.
Pope, Ell. E. Pridgen.
Porter, J. IN. F. Sammeth.
Potter, J. W.-Mrs. H. M. Dewey.
Pickett, W. H.-Mrs. E. M. Chamber
lain.
Read, c.. L.-W. T. Ho1lowel1. ,
Rhodes, r.. M.-Mrs. B.. r. Hood.
Rice, ]. MI. E. Pridgen.
Robinson, C. W.-M. J. Best
Rood, G. RI. D. Giddens.
Rose, E. E.-J. M. Powell.
Rose, w. VA. c.. Davis.
Rumley, J. IL. W. Thompson
Sanford, &c. G. Perkins.
Sasser, W. DIG. D. Sasser.
Seabolt, N. L.-G. ". Thompson.
Sell, E. C.-Thomas MCGEE.
Saunders, J. E.-Perkins House.
Shamburger, F. NV. H. Borden.
Simmons, G. T.-W. H. Griffin.
Shore, J. HI. A. Daniels.
Smith, C. VI. D. Smith.
Smith, G. F.-Mrs. M. G. Kirby.
Smoot, T. An. J. Best.
Snipes, E. M. B. Edgerton.
Stamey, H. G.-E. L. Edmundson.
Stamford, J. T.-E. L. D. Gurley.
Startling, G. BID. w. Cobb.
Startling, G. W.-D. w. Cobb
Sutton, T. H, and Wife-T. I. Sutton.
Taylor, r. F.-w. A. Wooten.
Townsend, r. WI. e. Pridgen.
Thomas, M. &C. G. Perkins.
Thompson, J. E.-Home.
Thompson, J. B.-Mrs. N. R.. Robey.
Thompson, L. E.-A. U. Kornegay.
Thompson, B. c., and wife-G. W.
Daughtry.
Towe, Wm.-L. E. Pridgen.
Townsend W. H, and wife,. G. Wad-
Taylor, G. RI. D. Bass.
Trip, H. E.-Home.
futile, D. H., and wife-Bridger's
futile, M. H.-Geo. G. Kornegay-
Tyer, A. P.-W. H. Borden
Watkins, D. A, and Wife,. ". Pip
kin.
Watson, N. M. E. Peterson.
Webster, G. b. w. Lamb.
WEIGH, E. RE. l.. D. Gurley. =
Willis, R. H.-Dr. R. A. Smith.
Wilson, N. H. D., and wife-C. B.
Miller.
woodaii, P. D.-Ma5. D. s. Davis.
Wright, Y. Ell. D. Bass.
Yates, E. A.-C. Dewey.
Iearby, n. CO. A. Tolar.
APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION.
Clarke, R. B-John Powell.
Craven, B.. C.-L. E. Prtdgen.
Creel, e. K.-L. e. Pridgen.
1910. vi n NTr1 TN II 1E@,5
Futrell, D. As. R. Rackley.
Galloway, W. Ed. e. Glisgen-
Green, w. B.-John Powell.
Howard, L. P.-Mrs. M. G. Kirby.
EOy1e, J.. W, and wife-Rryan House
Hunt, r. E.-W. H. Higgins.
Jones, C. Al. E. Pridgen.
Lance, c. M.-Perkin's House.
Nicks, S. F.-Mrs. E. B.. Hood.
Royal, V. L., and wife-A. G. Barbrey
Royal, W. Rs. R. Rackley.
Sawyer, L. E.-J. F. Tyson.
Stanfeld, 3. E.-W. H. Collins.
FOR ORDINATION.
Pryan, J. W.-Home.
Clarke, r. B.-John PoWen.
Green. W. B.-John Powell
Howard, L. P.-Mrs. NJ. G. Airby.
Hoyle, E. Nd. z. Glissen.
LOCAL PREACHERS IN CHARGE
OF WORK.
Balm, r. H.-Mrs. J. H. Saunders.
Becton, f. S.-B. Camper.
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Edgerton, F. Nm. e. Bizze1l.
Everett, w. DIR. J. F. Miller.
Exum, J. H, and wife-Thos. Edmund
son.
Featherstone, r. Mrs. N. r. Robey.
Flythe, J.. T.-Mrs. N. r. Robey.
Gibson, F. B.-Dr. J. r. Miller.
Griffin, S. A.-W. II. Griffin.
Hargett, F. Nm. L. Lee.
Ingram, W. Sd. J. Broadhurst.
Johnson, A. IA. c.. Davis.
Lamb, J.. M.-Mrs. Roena Powell.
Lane, Daniel-Maj. D. S. Davis.
McKinnon, A. IN. Bradshaw.
Motif, H. CT. W. Slocumb.
Moss, W. Ed. J.. Broadhurst.
Roper, L. G.-N. o'Berry.
Sheriff., M. O.-Hotel Kennon.
Southgate, J. He. Dewey.
Sugg, J. E. VI. E. Pridgen.
Thorne, J. T.-G. S. Pritchard.
Thorne, T. TT. W. Lamb.
Ware, J. TT. D. Gulley.
Woodley, W. I.-Bridger's House.
Wrenn, r. FL. M. Micheaux.
Zo~llicofer, DR., D. b. L. Borden.
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| Roper, L. G.-N. O'Berry.
| Sheriff., M. O.-Hotel Kennon.
! Southgate, J.. He. Dewey.
| Sugg, J. E. VI. E. Pridgen.
| Thorne, J.. T.-G. S. Pritchard.
! Thorne, T. TT. w. Lamb.
| Ware, J. TT. D. Gulley.
! Woodley, w. I.-Bridger's House.
| Wrenn, r. FL. M. Micheaux.
Zollicofer, DR., D. b. L. Borden.
MEMBERS OF BOARDS IN
! ATTENDANCE.
! Allen, W. R.-Home.
Anderson, T. MI. A. Daniels.
! Baker, C. st. H. Hall.
! Benson, J. M.-Frank Bizzell.
/ Boyd, R. BIN. L. Lee.
Boyd, w. BE. B. Borden.
| Brown, j. George c. Royal.
| Bundy, F. L-W. H. Borden.
| Bynum, C. WI. K. Borden.
! Cooper, W. B.-Hotel Kennon.
| Council, A. MS. Bridgers.
F.! Crowder, T. J.. VII. L. Goodwin.
F. Deans, w. TT. E. Peterson.
$ Dey, G. Pr. D. Swindel1.
] Evans, z. w. W. Bizzell.
/! Catlin, T. :H.-Mrs. H. M. Dewey.
| Gibbons, ]. NJ. A. Stevens.
F! Gray, R. &c. Dewey.
| Green, T. Al. E. Crow.
| Jones, DR.. J.. W.-Mrs. H. M. Dewey.
| Lewis, D. jill. L. Grant.
l Long + Al r Borden
! McCabe, W. H.-W. c. Monroe.
! McCullers, E. B.-J. l.. Borden.
; Nfial, Millard-J. c. Slocumb.
! Miller, DR.. J. F.-Home.
! IIoore, J. w. D. Smith.
Newly. G.. H.-G. 8. Prichard.
| Nirnocks, o. XIV. H. Smith.
! Parsons, W. L.-W. 2. Borden.
Prichard, G.. S.-Home.
| Rhodes, W. HI. w. Bizzell.
! Smith, L. Ii. A: Daniels
| Thorne, E. An. L. Lee.
! Vahab, q. MA. U. Kornegay.
, Walker, j. B.-Dr. W. II. H. Cobb, Sr.
+. Williams, T. CT. F. Ormond.
; Voodard, F. A.-Dr. r. A. Smith.
TRANSFER.
+, L. Paris-J. E. Crow.
| VISITORS.
Atkins, Rev. James, D. DC. Dewey.
| Bays, Miss Mamie. W. Stanley.
| Comann, Rev. D. Nv. H. Higgins.
| Durham, Rev. Plato-Dr. J. F. Miller.
! Glenn, Rev. E. c., and wife-C. E.
Stanley.
Law, Rev. t. H, D. DIG. A. Nor
wood, Jr.
, ocroggs, Rev. ). Re. 3. Borden.
Turrentine, Rev. S. BIN. L. Lee.
Ward, Rev. Seth, D. D.-F. K. Borden.
Watkins Rev. A. f., D. D.-F. K
Borden.
The following provide fol- the nun
Der Of guests indicated at hotels and
boarding houses:
B. G. Thompson 2, J. R. Morris 2
Geo. E. Hood 2, U. NJ. Gillikin 1, w. T
! Harrison /, ". R. Allen 2, J. G. Sizer I
! =. fG. Ho]loweli I, J. f. Dobson 1, E
| =. Borden 4, D. Creech 1, W. D.. Creech
Il DT, w. Il, H Cobb, ST., /, K. J
:. ". :. 3ri.tb /, 7. R. Robinson
E0p {, L " %Einlayson
4 ~gaa-e4tar /.
LElElEI Places OF THE
BOARDS.
Board Of Missions-Sunday School
Room, First Baptist Church.
Board of observation-disclosures Building
Board of Church Extension-Cour1
House.
Sunday School Board-City Hall.
Epworth League Board-Primitive
Baptist Church.
Trustees of the Conference-St. Pau
Church.
Trustees of the Orphanage-City Hall
The Committees on Examination viii
meet at the following places:
On Admissions-Sunday School Room
First Baptist Church.
For Admission on trial-Court House
First Year-Court House.
Second Year-First Baptist Church.
Third Year-First Baptist Church.
Fourth Year-Armory Building.
Itch on human crrad in 80 m:au
ties by Wooiford's SanIt.ry '.otlon
This never fails. Sold by NJ z
IRobinsou & Bros druggists
s4-su,sa>t sa asxsael@.e%
u =
4l.2. isn i saasss, a dha
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Bishop Warren A. Cand1er-E. B. |
Borden. |
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Ward, Rev. Seth, D. D.-F. K. Borden.
Watkins Rev. A. f., d. D.-F. <:
Borden.
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For Artesian Lakes.

It has been announced from
Washington that there has been
appropriated 100000 for the
purpose OF sinking artesian wells
and filling lakes i'll central ana
western South Dakota. A meet
ing of a few private parties at
Huron recently decided that the
lake beds in about every county
in this section except Hand
should be supplied. Perhaps the
rest need it more than Hand
county, but ii there are any good
things going around this county
should have her share. This
government money will be OK
pended where people make an ell
fort to get it, and no place else
The Press has contended Tor
years that there should be "a bust
ness organization to look after
all interests OF the community,
similar to those in other pro-
gressive communities, but as
there is nothing of the kind, it
might be well to suggest that
the matter be looked into by the
County Commissioners. Hand
county has several lake beds
that would make fine bodies o.
water if filled by artesian wells
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-05
e.. ID. HosKIN.
f. S. WILSON, Auct.
III. A. PIERCE, Clerk.
Auction. Sale.

March Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, 2 blocks west and
2 blocks north OF thecourt house
In Miller, the undersigned VIII
sell at auction the following
property-all A No. 1 stuff.
Nine yearlings, 7 OF them steers
thrifty natives, good stock.
One bay mare, coming 6, in
foal, VT. 1900, good on farm or
road, reliable single or double.
One yearling mare colt, large
stock.
Three large dairy cows, will be
fresh lin April, none better for
stock, or milk and butter.
Two OF them coming 5 years old,
other one some older.
One John Deere top buggy,
practically new. 80 :.
One set of extra good single
harness.
Terms: Usual time and dis
count given for bankable notes,
which will be announced at time
of sale.
No bye-bidding will be toler-
ated.
THOMAS STRATToN.
Z. s. Wilson, Auct.
Chas. Thomson, Clerk.
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Did Won imagine we were hay

Did you imagine we were hav-
ing some weather lately? Here
is the way the weather treated
folks way back in OHIO: After
suffering severely from extremely
cold weather, the people OF the
Ohio valley are now undergoing
the horrors OF a food, the river
being fifteen miles wide in places,
and wheat fields are covered with
water.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-05
For Sale.

! have for sale the following
property, to-wit: 8 cows, s year.
.lings, 5 calves (all practically
full blood Shorthorn) also regist-
cred bull, Duke of Florence No.
I486tS-as good as money will
buy, also 4 horses, viz: 2 FLIES
3 and 4 yrs, 1 gelding s yrs. ole
and | gelding 2 yrs. old.
Farm Machinery consisting in
part, oil corn planter, check row
and drill, l Flying /; Dutchman
pillow, l mower, rake, | wagon
with new box and hay rack, l
steel water tank. Machinery is
all IN first class repair and all
ready for business, also have
about 40 rods of woven hog
fence, and many other things
needed on q farm,,.
will give some of the best
bargains ever offered in Hand
Co., and an exceptionally good
deal to any one desiring to bid
on all the stock in a bunch.
Anyone who knows me, knows
that | usually mean Just what /
say and this is certainly no ex-
ception. | mean business and
parties interested had better not
delay inquiries too long or what
they want may be gone. Will
give time with approved secur-
ity. Yours for Business.
LEWIS KELLoUGH,
1918 Miller, S. d.
Farm n Z l3-ll4-68, II miles
north and 2 east Of Miller.
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Public Sale.

will sell at public auction at
nv place S. +. 3-l13-66, Gilbert
township, on March 18th, at III
o'clock A. NJ, the following, cat
tie, horses, and farm implements,
without reserve.
60 cattle: IA head cows with
calf, 4 fresh COWS and calves, =
head 2-year old steers, 6 head 2
year old heifers, 4 head yearling
steers, 5 head vearling helfers,
II head steer CALVES, 10 head
heller calves, ! Hereford bull 2
yrs. old.
8 horses: l bay gelding 8 yrs.
old, l bay gelding Z yrs old, l
bay gelding 8 years old, l brood
mare in foal, Syrs. old, VT. 1900,
full blood shire, | 3 IT old shire
mare, VT 1900, | black mare
colt coming 2 yrs, / bay shire
sucking mare colt, 2 riding
ponies.
Farm Machinery: One IA inch
New Deal gang plow, with seat,
one riding corn plow, one walk
ing corn pillow, one 8 it. Is inch
disc, John Deere pulverizer near
ly new, one &c it. 4 horse harrow,
one IL inch walking plow, one II
IT. Craver header in good order,
one ) # No 4 Mccormick mower,
one loft. Mccormick hay rake,
one Deer & Weber hay loader,
one Buckeye mower, one corn
planter with l25 rods of wire,
one lumber wagon, one platform
buggy, one set trucks aud hay
rack, one header box, one road
cart, one wagon box, one bicycle
grindstone, three sets Of work
harness, COW barn 24x36, one
COW shed 36x36, 300 it 2K inch
tubing with cylinder to fit same,
one left water tank, one set
buggy shafts, 200 bushels mixed
grain feed, 10 tons ofhaY. Other
articles too numerous to men
ton. Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale: Nine months
time will be given on all sums of
$40 and over, at s per cent int,
on approved security. Sums un-
der so cash. 5 per, cent dis
count for cash ON sums of 80
and over.
G. D. HosKIN.
f. S. WILSON, Auct.
III D,,,p,,, I1o,J.
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Jan 29t6
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior. Land Once
at Huron So. OAK, January %, 1908.
Notice In 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 Clerk 81 Court ut Miller, 3. D., on
March Z, 1908, viz:
JOHN f.. KELLEY,
Fl. f, No. 1929, for the n Z Y Sec. %, r.
l15. n, r. CIV, 9Th p. NJ.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz:
David Conkey, s. s. Roberts, r. r. Sedan,
George Williams. All OF 81. Lawrence, y. d..
G. A. BLAKE. Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-05
The leading issues in current

The leading issues in current
diplomacy-the Venezuelan set.
Element, the Panama Canal
treaty, and the agreement be-
tween the United States and
Great Britain for the settlement
of the Alaskan boundry question
are clearly stated and discuss
ed in the editorial department
OF the Review OF Reviews for
March. I'm no other American
publication are the international
problems of the moment so fully
and candidly treated.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-05
CAS- oFrA.
Bsar, the nIhe Kind You Have Nsgys esugs
a'. s &H2zlMt
Public sale.

Having rented my farm, will
sell at Public auction to the
highest bidder, at my farm on
the n. W. Z Sec. 2S, Twp. ia,
Range &c, B miles S. f. OF Bur-
dette, OH Thursday, March II,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, to-wIt:
4 head of horses: l gray draft
mare Z yrs old, l bay draft mare
0 yrs old, l bay horse 3 yrs old,
l bay horse 4 years old.
% head OF cattle: IS head OF
steers coming 2 years old, l COW
with calf by side, COW to calf in
spring, 2 3-year old heifers to
calf in spring, 3 calves year old
in spring.
Farm Machinery: One 81 inch
wide tire wagon, one spring
wagon, one top buggy, one road
cart, one Dowagiac shoe drill Oft
new, one 25ft. harrow, new, one
disc pulverizer, one corn plow,
one walking pillow, one potato
pillow, one bob sled, one header
box, one Strowbridge seeder, one
2-horse power, one cutter, one
set OF breeching harness, one set
of IL inch slip tug harness, one
set OF II inch slip tug harness,
one single buggy harness, one
set OF blacksmith tools including
one upright drill and one tire
shrinker, one % gal. barrel
churn. one extension table, Hdoz.
chairs, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon.
! will also sell at auction at
the above sale, one Registered
Percheron Stallion, named
Darkie, (1S272) 8 years old,
sired by Colored Gentlemen
(4531), he by Brilliant (1271).
Dam--FlylDg G sired by Co!ored
Gentlemen (4531) by Brilliant
| (1271). Brilliant (127D was
the famous horse that stood at
the head OF Dunham's stable for
which the service fee was $3.50.
for a colt. Also one dark brown
road stallion, named Relton,
(27744) sired by Elton (17315l,
he by Egotist (501S), he by
Electioneer (125). Dam-Idol.
cite by Idol (44) by Cora jack
son. Relton is s years old and
weighs when in good flesh about
1900. Special terms will be
given on the stations, for terms,
ETC., apply to w. j. Halb over.
Terms OF Sale: All amounts
OF $40 and under, cash, on all
amounts over 80 time will be
given until October LIST, 1908,
with interest at 8 per cent per
| annum, 5 per cent off for cash,
on time sales.
w. j. Halloween,
Owner.
L. S. WILSON. Auct.
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Feb lett
MORTGAGE SALE.


Whereas, Default has been made In the
payment Of the principal and interest on the
money secured by mortgage date ed the
10th day OF Decemb er A. ID. 1895, executed
by William G. Gorden n nd Mary Gorden, his
wife, az mortgagOrs to Lionel w. Richard
son. as mortgage. and duly fled in the or :
flee Of the Register OF Deeds for Hand Coun-
~ and State Of South Dakota on the 26th
day OF December A ID. 1895. and recorded
in Book49 OF Mortgages page SGT, and
Whereas. no action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted to recover
the debt secured thereby or any part there
OF, and
Whereas, the amount claimed 20 be due on
sDid mortgage and the note secured thereby
Mt the date OF this notice is the sum Of One
Hundred dollars principal and Seventy three
dolla and thirty five cents interest thereon,
besides the sum OF One Hundred and thirty
five dollars aud twenty nine cents for the
taxes on the mOrtgaged premises necessarily
paid by said mortgage for the years Of
1898 to 1902 inclusive with interest there
on in the sum OF Fifty four dollars and one
cent. amounting in all to the sum OF S362. CO:
Now: therefore, Notice In hereby given
that by virtue OF the power of sale contain.
ed In said mortgage, the same VIII be fore
closed by a sale OF the mortgaged premises
described therein. or so much thereof as may
be necessary, at public auction by the Sher.
III of said Hand County, on the Bird uay of
noon OF said day, at the front door OF the
Court house In the Town OF Miller In saId
HAND County, to satisfy said indebtedness
also all accruing costs.
The said premises are situated in the said
County OF Hand and described as follows,
towit: -
The North Best Quarter On r ~ OF sec.
ton Twenty Two (22) IN Township tlne
Hundred and Ten 110) north OF Range
sixty Seven l67) West oitbe Fifth PRINCIPAL
Meridian and containing 160 acres more or
less. VI
Dated at Miller. s. D., this 10th day Of,
February A. ID. 1908 10y "
LIONEL W. RICHA EDISON.
Said Mortgage.
BY J. II. COLI,
Attorney for said Mortgage.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-05
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for in the
Postoffice at Miller S. D., forfour
weeks ending Feb, 2, 1908,
Robt. Downs,
Jim Craincan,
Frank Teapell.
When calling for the above
please ys'AdyertisedI let tors" "
ia. BUsHFIELD, z. AZ.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-03-05
Feb 5t6
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior, Land IOjhes a.
Huron, South Dakota, January 81. 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that the folowinv.
named settler has fled notice OF her inten.
ton TO make final proof In support of her
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore the Clerk OF Courts at Miller, s. d., on
March 90, 1908, viz:
MARY HUBBARD, nee McIver,
II. f. No. 1880, for the Lots 1.2&s
y L u Sec. l, T. III, ~, r. 20 W. Str
Pm.
She names the following witnesses TO proys
her continuous residence upon and cultiya
ton OF said land. viz:
BURNS Butts. Clairmont Butts, Of Miller.
=. D., Everett H. Leyson. William Maxwep
OF Rec Heights, s. ID.
CA. BLAKE, Register.