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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-22
Sobota dnia 22go Pazdziernika 1904 r.
Rzyrr1, 22 pazdzier. =


blikanie wydali proklamacye, w
ktorej powiedziano, ze we Wfo-
szech lud ma rozstrzygac losie
panstwa, w ktorem zadna klasa
nienla posiadac przywilejow. Ro-
wne prawa i obowiazki dla wszy-
stkich. Ma tresc tel odezwy ME
zgadzaja sic socyalisci i anarchi-
Sci.
Berlin, 22 pazdzier. = Rad
niemiecki zwrocil sic do rzadu
angielskiego z prosba, azeby mu
wolno bylo W zatoce Wielory-
biej wysadzac ma lad wojska i
zapasy wojenne. Rad angielski
dai odpowiedz stanowczo odmo-
VIVA. w swoich posiadlosciach w
Afryce p1udniowo zachodniej ME
maja Niemcy nalezytego portu.
Parowiec niemiecki potrzeboWa}
.czterech tygodni czasu, azeby
wysadzic ma lad trzy kompanie
piechoty oraz konie, armaty i
przybory wojenne w tych wa
rurlkach prowadzenie wojny 20
zbuntowanymi szczepami kra-
jowcow jest bardzo utrudnione.
Co dzief nadchodza wiadomo-
Sci nowych kleskach niemiec-
kich. Hottentoci zdobyli stacye
Nomtses, przyczem zginal we
terynarz Oskar Albrecht' kolo-
nista Hermann. Usmierzenie po-
wstania w Afryce kosztowae be-
die Niemcy 200 milion6w ma
rex.
Wiedef, 22 pazdzier.-W ra-
die pahstwa wystapil posel Sill
berer wnioskiem, azeby zapo-
biedz naduzyciom, praktykowa-
nym w zakiadach dla oblakanych.
Ksiszna Ludwika trzymana byla
w talim zakla die, pomimo re
Jest .zdrowa ma umysle. rHrabia
Czaki dopuscil sic ma ulicy NOR
derstwa, wiec go zamknieto W
domu ,5waryatow. Me ulegl karze
jake waryat, a kiedy process umo-
rzono, wypuszczono 60 re zakfa-
du pan hrabia drwi sobie re
sprawiedliwosci austryackiej.
St. Louis, 22 pazdzier. - Pie
ciu detektywow weszio do domu
przy ulicy Pine, chcac tam are
sztowac rabusiow, ktorzy ogra-
bill pociag. Kiedy weszli do mie-
szkania, przywitano tam ich
strzaiami. Detektywi Shea i
Dwyer padli trupem, poczem ich
trzej towarzysze dobyi rewol-
wer6w i zaczeli strzelat takze.
Jeden Mich, Nc Clusky zostai
raniony smiertelnie. RADIUS Al
Rose otrzymal Smiertelna rane,
a jego kolega C. E. Blair ma
cztery kule W ciele. Trzeci rabus,
Harry H. Vaughn zostal obez-
wladniony uderzeniem W glove.
Rockford, ILL.,, 22 pazdzier. -
George A. Bennett, wybitny o.
bywatel Merengo, ILL.,, poniosl
smierc skutkiem wypadku re sa-
mochodem, jego kuzyn Robert
Willard jest tax mocno pokale-
czony, re lekarze zwatpili o jego
zyciu. Bennett wyjechal kuzy-
mem "a interesami. Ma drodze
spotkaI woz pocztowy ktorego
konie zlekly sic ma widok ma
szyny. Bennett chcial samochod
zatrzymae, lecz pociagnal ME
wlasciwa korbe, skutkiem czego
samochod skrscil nagle spadl
mostu 10 stop w przepasc.
Bennetta znaleziono bezprzytom-
nym. Umarl w godzine pozniej.
Willard ma zgnieciona glove j
klatke piersiowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-22
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIFDzYhARODOWEl
Chicago, 22 pazdzier.

Pomimo ze wizycie wloskiego
orezesa ministrow w Homburgu
starano sic nadae caikiem pry-
watne znaczenie, wywolala ona
" europejskim swiecie politycz-
7ym wielkie zaciekawienie. Po}a-
czono ia natychmiast re sprawa,
Er6ra obecnie zajmuje wszystkle
unysly, z wojna rosyjsko : ia
pohska. Zwrocono ma to uwage,
ze Giolitti pred wyjazdem do
Homburga mial dlugie possucha-
ME u kr6la Wiktora Emanuela w
Raconiggi, zestawiono jego WI
zyre oswiadczeniem prezyden-
IA Roosevelta, ze zarnierza "a
prosic mocarstwa na druga kon-
ierencye pokojowa - zawyro-
Eowano: Idzie o probe posredni-
ctwa w wojnie rosyjsko-japofi-
skiej, o wybadanie, jak Rad ME
miecki zapatruje sic na te spra-
we.
Me u1ega tez najmniejszej
watDliwosci 4e w Homburgu
m6wiono miedzy innemi takze o
wojnie wschodniej, ale to jest
rzecza pewna, ze posrednictwo
pollojowe ME byIo celem wizyty
1iolittiego. zadna ze stron wo-
jujacych posrednictwa ME prag-
ME, przeciwnie, obie oswiadczy-
" kilkakrotnie, ze chca dopro-
wadzic wojne samodzielnie do
oSatecznego zakohczenia, wo-
bee tego mowy . tenn bye ME
moze, aby ktorekolwiek mo-
c2rstw mia3o wystapie Z taxa
propozycya. w danych warun-
kach ME byloby to posrednic-
cvem, lecz interwencya, krok
TAXI obs strony wo5ujace uwaza-
lyby "a niepo4adany. DodanEy tn
z2raz, ze take celem zwolania
d-ugiej konferencyi pokoiowej
NE moze bye przyczynienie sic
do zakohczenis wojny wschod-
niej. Prezydent Roosevelt wy
St2pil tym projektem w nastep-
stwie uchwa} 12tej konferency
miedzyparlamentarnej, podjas sic
nielako wykonania jej programu,
a program ten ME dotyczy wcale
PoSrednictwa pokojowego W to-
czqcej sic obecnie wojnie, lecz
uregulowania rozmaitych spraw,
k,6re byiy poruszone, lecz ME
zostaiy zalatwione na kongresie
W Hadze, domaga sic okresle-
ma pojecia kontrabandy wojen-
ne), vice praw obowiazkow
Panstw neutralnych, wyjasnienia
sprawy ostrzeliwania portoW, od-
nowienia zakazu wyrzucanla ma
teryaf6w wybuchowych ze stat
Sow powietrznych it'd.
z wojna wschodnia projekt
zwolania drugiej konferencyi
mledzynarodowej LACEY sic tylko
tyle, re nabraiy W niej znacze-
MA aktualnego rozmaite sprawy
nteuregulowane ostatecznie ma
kongresie W Hadze, ze uwydat-
M sic W niej brak przepisow ja-
sno sformulowanych, a obowia-
zul2cych W rownej nlierze wszy-
stkie panstwa.
A wizyta Giolittiego w HON
ourgu? Przedewszystkiem male
7y stwierdzi6, re byla ona posta-
noWlona i zapowiedziana jeszcze
pred bitwa laojansla, kiedy ma
'eatrze wojny wszystloo bylo W
za"leszeniu tenn samem o Ia
onej probe posrednictwa mowy
oy6 ME mogso, Wyjazd jego do
Nlemiec opozni1 sic tylIoo wsku-
tex czeEania ma urodzenie sic
"'osEego nastepcy tronu. Wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-22
TELECR A M Y.
z pola walk.

'iS oi S'oJS As1PA
zaimuja mniej wiecej tie same
stanowiska, jake zajmowaly
pred dwoma tygodniami. Zdaje
sic, re skoro wyschna giowne
drogi, bitwa rozpocznie sic ma
nowo. Ktora strona wystapi "a
czepnie, ME wiadomo. Ogolne
straty Rosyan poniesione w bit
wach mad rzeka Sake, ME pre-
nosza liczby 10000 Poleglo sto-
sunkowo wiele oficerow. w
dniach II, IL IS pazdziernika
zginelo ich re, w tel liczbie je-
den general major.
Petersburg, 22 pazdzier. - Ma
deszla depesza, ze Rosyanie O.
strzeliwali stacye Sache, a ia
ponczycy slabo odpowiadali ma
salwe rosyjskich armat. Ia de-
pesza o tyle zadziwia, re wszy-
scy byli tutaj pewni, re stacya
Sache znajduje sic w posiadanlu
Rosyan.
Berlin, 22 pazdzier. - Kores-
pondent Gaedke donosi Muk-
denu: Obie arnie So wyczerpane
ma sitach. Raj po raz tylko hulk
wystrzaiu zamaca ogolna cisze.
Wezbranie rzeki Sake przeszko-
Dido Rosyanom wystapic W
czwartek zaczepnie. Niektore
pu1ki zostaly TAX zdziesiatkowa-
ne, ze licza zaledwie po 300 lu-
dzi. w pufku wiborskim ktorego
szefem honorowym jest cesarz
Wilhelm, poleglo 20 oficerow j
800 szeregowcow. .Trudno prze-
widziet, kiedy skoaczy sic rzez,
ktorei rezultat ME zalezy cd
zdolnosci dowodcow, lecz Cd
brutalnej silly wojska, przewaza-
jacego lnzba. Z Mukdenu otrzy-
mafem wiadomosc, re amunicyi
starczy tam jeszcze ma diva mie-
siace. zywnosci starczy ma dhl-
zej. w czwartek byla pogoda,
1ecz silny wiatr dawai sig we
znaki, poczem nasta1 mroz.
Petersburg, 22 pazdz. - Port
Artura ostrzeliwali Japohczycy
cd 16 do 10 pazdziernika. Wiele
budynkow W miescie jest uszko-
dzonych, a granaty trafialy W o.
a,rety. Arnaty wielkiego kalibru
So ustawione ma gorze Indida.
Rosyanie urzadzaja wycieczki i
zrzadzaja Japohczykom DUO
szkody.
Mukden, 22 pazdzier. = Z 200
Kozakow, ktorzy we wtorek uda-
Ii sic ma rekonesans pod Sando-
pu, powrocii zdrowo tylko alta
man Turgeniew. Japohczycy ar
matami maszynowemi wystrzela-
Ii Kozak6w co do nogi. Nadesz}a
wiadomosc, re Japohczycy wy
stapia zaczepnie.
Petersburg, 22 pazdzier. An
gielski minister spraw zewnetrz-
nych zapewnil ambassadors ro-
| syjskiego, re Anglia pragnie u
trzymac Rosya stosunki przy-
jazne dlatego zmodyfikuje u
klad angielsko tybetahski W ta-
Xxi sposob, azeby interesy rosyj-
skie byly w MIN uwzglednione.
Rad ma dowody w reku, re
zydzi W giebi Rosyi ! w Polsce
1acza sic z rewolucyonistami, So
cyalistami i anarchistami, roz-
rzucaja proklamacye podburzaja-
ce daza widocznie do zbuntowa-
MIA ludnosci. w Odesie zastrze-
1ono oficera policyi, chcacego a.
resztowac agitatora.
Paryz, II pazdzier. - w par
lamencie rozpocze1y sig debaty
mad wnioskiem zerwania z Rzy-
mem ,dyplomatycznych stosun-
kow Boni de Castellane zarzu-
cal Combesowi, ze ME popiera
polityki Delcasse-go, ministra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-10-22

kneia go W pokoju poszaaa po
policyanta. Eugene Gcary mad
szedl rewolwerem W reku O.
tworzy1 drzwi pokoju: W tel
chwili pies rzucil sic ma niego j
. malo go ME obalil, ale wytra-
Gil mu revolver reki. Policyant
musial walczyc z psem pdfka !
ubil go wreszcie, ale zostai ska
leczony W noge W wielki palec
prawej reld. Rozumie sic, ze
zaraz dal sobie wypalie rany.
z k6i robotniczych. i
Komitet prawodawczy organi.
zacyi Chicago Federation OF La
Dor" i sekretarz tejze organizacyi,
E. N. Nockels, rozes,ali cyrkula-
RE do wszystkich robotniczych
stowarzyszeh W powiecie Cook
z zadaniem, by ME oddawano
gsosow sedziemu Jesse Holdom,
kt6ry stara sic 0 wybor ponow-
ny. Wykazuja oni W tym liscie,
re sedzia Holdom cd 1o marca
do 1S listopada 1908, wydal mic
mniej niz 8 zakaz6w sadowych,
skierowanych przeciw roznym u
niom. Staraja sic rowniez wyka-
zat, ze on W og6le niezdolnym
jest sedzia, gdyz 81 jego wy
rokow, sad wyzszy i apelacyjny
tylko Is zatwierdzily, 81 znio-
sly.
II dziewczat pracujscych W
fabryce American Tag Co. ma ro-
gu CT III. State str, zastrajko-
waio wcZoraj z powodu, ze i'm
place obnizono.
Czlonkowie uni rozwozicieli
mebli oswiadczaja, ze cztery fir
my zgodziiy SIG ma odnowienie
kontraktow. Zapewne do strajku
ME przyjdzie.
IA rozwozicieli wiktuaa6w, pra-
cujacych ola firmy c. Jerne and
Co., 10 Madison str, zastrajko-
waio wczoraj z powodu, ze pc
wien unionista zostal wydalony
bez s1usznego powodu. Wydalo-
nego przyjeto hapowrot do piracy,
i strajk sic zakohczya.
Wczoraj popoiudniu przy ma
prawach w teatrze Haymarket
byli zatrudnieni stolarze. Made
szli reprezentanci uni ciesi
rozkazali i'm odejsc cd piracy,
gdyz wykonuja robote ciesli, a
ME stolarzy. Rezultatem tego by
10, re stolarzy odprawiono, cie'
sli przyjeto.
Smutne mieszkanie. n
Woz okryty zaglowem plot
mem, stojacy "a domem pm. IS,
IS str, sluzy cd kilku tygodni "a
mieszkanie As letniemu Alonzo
Harris, jego ionic i czworo die
ciom. Harris chclal niedawno ma
tym wozie jechat z rodzina do
St. Louis. Ma starego nuia, kto,
ry woz ciagnai. w odlegaosci ja-
kich 100 mil "a Chicago, iona
Harrisa zacllorowaia | musiano
powrocic. Wczorai pewien poll
cyant widzial dym wychodzacy
z wozu; zblizys sic przeto, a uj'
rzawszy Harrisa, zapyta1 sic, %
tn robi. Wewnatrz wozu siedzia-
la Harrisowa ma krzesle bieguno-
wen, widocznie chora zuekana.
Harris odrzekl, re tam mieszka,
"a zreszta" - dodal, - mic
was to ME obchodzi, wiec pozo-
stawcie mic w spokoju." Donie-
siono tel sprawie organizacY
Humane Society," !
Podejrzany wypadek snierci.
Policya Prosila koronera Trae-
gera, azeby zarzadzil sledztwo W
sprawie smierci Szweda Gusta-
va Carlsona. Rano dnia rs pa
zdzierni.ka znaleziono Carlsona
yoSo, ,ooo ha-~ ~>~v,,t<,,,pnSc; M ~
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
GLADSTONE NOJES,

A bad accident occurred here last
Sunday about noon. When the people
were going home from church a number
OF young men and boys we're playing
ball on the street. Mr.. Cooke stopped
and requested them to stop playing
while the teams were passing, but they
continued to throw the ball and when
Mr.. Little drove along with his team a
ball was thrown over:the horses heads
and a number of the players rushed after
it. This together with the yelling fright
ened the team so that they ran away,
throwing everyone from the buggy.
Mrs. Little had her hand. very badly
sprained and her mother, Mrs. Cooke,
was so badly injured that she could not
move her body. She was carried to the
depot and Dr.. Davis was Immediately
summoned to care for the injured. Lily
Little received a bad cut in the head.
Mrs. Candee was hurt in the back, but is
able to be around. Dora Little got her
head scratched. When the doctor arrived
it was found that Mrs. Cookies back was
seriously injured and she also had re-
ceived a bad cut on the back OF her
head. The doctor dressed the wounds
and all are doing as we'll as could be ex-
pect from the nature of the injuries. 1t
may be several months before Mrs.
Little will have the use of her arm and
Mrs. Cooke will doubtless have to suffer
for sometime. The sympathy of the
community is extended to those who
have to suffer because some persons
persisted in having fun on the street.
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
RICHARp1oN hoIEs.

Henry Klein, local manager for the
Mandan Mercantile Co, thinks that
wheat will go from IA toI IS bushels to
the acre. The crop is good, especially
south.
Rinehardt Rixen estimates that his
wheat will yield - bushels 20 the acre
this year. He is very much interested
in the creamery business. The first year
he sold to the creamery, the milk from
nine cows brought him 5000.
The foundation for the new Pathmann
house is completed. The house is To-
Gated or the south side Of the track,
just east Of the Pathmann lumber yard.
D. P. All ey oi Jamaica, low, las
taken land south of Richardson AID will
bring his family GU, the coming mon.h.
MIR. Abbey tells us that h has been
appointed missionary Tor Hcl,inger and
Morton COUNT S and will organize church
work at Mott and Flasher and probably
other towns. He has engaged for him
self and his wife two schools to teach in
the Richardton district, and in addition
to all this work he will run a newspaper
at Richardton. Mr.. Abbey has certainly
,aken'a big contract.
VIM. H. Brown & Co. are selling a
great deal of land south, probably not
less than 200 settlers having been located
the present se'son. MIR. Blown, who
divides his timc between Richardson,
Mandan and Chicago, believes that the
farmers and st.vkmen Of this country
will be more successful when they raise
more fodder crops-corn. millct, alfalfa,
| bronze grass, etc, He has fine timOil,y
grass raised by Pet.r Palm, south of
Richardson, among his large collection
of grains raised in Stark county, and to
anyone interested in these products OF
the country it is very interesting to drop
into the Richardton Office and view
them.
R. J. Fleck has just moved into his
new house, Mr.. Fleck has no, regained
the sight of his eye, but he thinks it is
improving.
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
GLENOlVE NEWS.

On Wednesday last the fats and leans
came together on the base ball arena,
the leans winning by the close score of
IS to 9. The fats lay their defeat to the
dreadful playing Of Ed. Berry, right
fielder, and Geo, Hughes who played list
base and tried to pitch. Berry lays his
errors to the fact that his nit was not
big enough. Hughes PLAYED a star game
at first, but as pitcher he is a has been.
They will play again on the 2Ist.
The Fort Keogh bal! team was here
on the 18th and I4th to show the locals
how to play the national game. They
were easy for our boys. The first game
was II to l in our favor and the second
was a hit and run show, the score being
"a to ! for Glendive. Blexrud and Han
son did the pitching for the locals
and got fine support. The batting of
Dick Ryan and Louis Conklin were fea-
tlres Of the game.
Mrs. f. J. Berry left recently on a six.
weeks visit to her old home in Rhine
lander, Wis. She will also visit relatives
in Milwaukee before returning.
The Glendive ball players will go to
Forsyth for Saturday and Sunday, and
expect to get both games.
The N. P. Co. expect to start their new
lunch building at once. 1t is to be a
two-story brick, the upper floor for sleep.
ing rooms.
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Rappal Bros. & Co.: Though the
native cattle market was in a semi.
demoralized condition during the early
part of last week, western beef values
did not show a slumpy tendency and
each days supply of range cattle was
absorbed readily. Top western steers
went over the scales at SAYS, and S4.4s
to $500 was paid in numerous instances.
The commonplace varieties of range
beef cattle sold at $500 to s4.2s, and
western feeders averaging 8oo-lbs. sold
up to $500. A string Of heifers weigh.
ing 67o-lbs. brough s7.75, and s3.s5 was
paid for not few big punches Il. eraging
o72-lbs. Good range cows, averaging
loo4-lbs. changed hands at s2.7s 10 81 s.;
western calves averaging zoo lbs. sold at
$500.
In answer to the numerous inquiries
we have received from range beef and
mutton producers relative TO the advis-
ability OF marketing their crop now or
holding until the strike period ceases,
VIC would say cash in your marketable
stock as soon as possible, for they will
certainly collide with misfortune by
waiting until peace terms are agreed
upon by the packers and their striking
employees.
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
fearless and Independent.

The Chicago Record. Herald is a con-
spicuous example ol the success with
which The public rewards fearless non
partisansllip in the columns of a great
metropolitan daily paper. 1t is an indie.
pendent newspaper, in which men and
measures are invariably viewed wholly
from the st,nipoint of the public good
and not from that ot the interests Of any
particular political party. 1t is the very
reverse OF neutral fearless snd outspok-
en- on all the great questions OF the day,
but presenting lis editorial opinion upon
Independent, judgment and entirely re-
gardlcsS nf political atiiliatioi S. parti-
sensni' is harr,d as strictly from the
news r"lnmns rs from the editorial page.
All political news is given without parti-
san rn!oring, thus enabling the reader TO
form 'orr,ct conclusions for himself.
In tn ordinary patlsan newspaper prli;i-
Gil n"Hs is usually Colnrcd To such an
exten, rs tn make it difficult if not i'm
possible for tn. re ,der to secure a sound
basis Tor intelligent judgment.
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior
United Stales Land Office,
Dickinson. N. d. Jnly Z.

OICh lnSOH. y ~. July Z, lSO4
\ sufficient contest affidavit having bces filed
in tl,,s"iIice by Mike Cserny. OF Gladstone, Nd.
con:c i,it, against Homestead entry No. 1880
made Sept. q, 1903 for EH S w Il and w Il SEX
Ser. :, Township 1876. N Range 81, W, BY Philip
Goodaic contested. in which it is ALLEGED that said
Philip Goodale has wholly abandoned said
tract. thai he has changed his reridence there,
from i"r more than six months since making
sal entry, that said tract is not resided upon
and cultivated as required by law, that the ab.
sri'ce of 'nii! Philip Goodnlc is not due to en-
ploymeni in u. :, army or navy In timo of war,
that said mil q" dali hiss never resided upon
s.''i la",l a. .uy time 81 C.. making sait entry,
sad parties are hereby notified to appear, ros.
~ and Offer 81 :'.c.' touching said allegation
IL 0'rlocs u. ".."n August q. 1904. before the
Register ard Receive, NJ The U. s. Land Office
in D;ckin on, n. u.
That sad cnntr-'an'. having, in q proper xfi.
lavit filed july {. i? /. set forth facts which
'h"" that after duo diligence. personal ~,orvice
of this not 50 cannot be- made. it il h"r.by or
1rrcd and directed that such notice be given by
due and prop r publication in Prohs at Dick.
insun, N. ID.
A.C. McGILLIvARY, Register.
GEO. AULD, Atty for Contestant. 7.le5t
The Dickinson press., 1904-08-20
YEAST FOAM BREAD.
The Kind Every Housewife Likes to Have
on Her Table Seven DAYS a Week,

"How to Make Bread" is a little book
that every bread maker ought to own,
and can own. The Northwestern Yeas,
Company Of Chicago is sending it free
to any housewife who writes for it.
This book tells some facts about the
art of making bread that are new even
to the most experienced. 1t says, and
proves it, that the secret is in the yeast.
1t shows that a pure vegetable yeast,
like Yeast Foam, which is made of the
finest malt, hops, corn. ETC., brings out
the nutty flavor and nutritious qualities
OF the wheat in a new way, and makes
sweet, wholesome bread that keeps
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SUMMONS.
''A County OF Of Stark, }s,xtthh J JadiciaI u 6i.trict
Lyman N. Cary
vs.,
John NJ. Tracey. Cecilia b. Ira
cey, Charles d. Stayner, Warren
Carpenter, Edward G.. Harvey,
Henry B. Halsey, Frank W. Hal.
sey. Lowe Emmerson, Whitman
Barnes Co., or Whitman Barns c-
Manufacturing Co., or Whitman g. ouninon'
Barnes Manufacturing Co., a cor.
poration, and all other persons
unknown claiming any estate or
interest in or lien or incumbranca
upon the property described in the
complaint, and their unknown
heirs, defendants.
Tho State Of North Dakota to each of the above
named defenS ants.
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plant in this action, which complaint is hled in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Stark County, North Dakota, and to serve a
copy of your answer upon the subscriber with
in thirty days after service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of service, and in
case of your failure to appear or answer, judg-
msnt will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Msndan, N. D., July Is, 1904.
w. H. STUTSMAN,
1896 Atty for Plaintiff, MaHdan, N. D.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office.
Dickinson, N. D. July Z, 19t

Dickinson, N. D. July Z, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this once by Romanus Yochim, contestant.
against homestead entry No. 28lo6, made May I6.
1891, for seA section IS. township al. n range
"a, w by Thomas NJ. Ledwidqe, cpnsestce, In
which It is alleged Mat said Thomas NJ. Led-
widge has wholly abandoned aaid tract; has
changed his residence therefrom for moro than
SIX months since making said entry that said
tract is not setteled upon and cultivated as re-
quired by law; that the absence of said
Thomas NJ; Lcdwidge is not due to employment
said Thomas NJ. Ledwidge has never at any time
resided upon or cultivated said land, said
parties are herc"y notified TO appear, respond
and offer evidence houching snid Allegation at 10
O'Clock q. m on August rs, 1M4. before the Reg
lister and Receiver At the United States L.and
Office in Dickinson, n. d.
The said contestant having. in n proper AFT
davit, filed July Z, 1904, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence PERSONAL service Of
this notice can not be made, il IL hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by dine
Sad proper publication in Press at Dickinson
A.. G. McGILILVARY. Register.
GEO AULD, Atty for Contestant. 7.1G.jt
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Notice to Cattle Men, Billings
County.

Notice is hereby given to. all those
who have cattle tributary to the public
dipping tanks, that cattle owners will be
required to pay Ioc a head at the tank
when dipped, and will be required to
help get their cattle into the tank. The
1oc cover n dipping and Ioc for a
second dipping. Checks are preferred
to money. The owners of cattle are
hereby notified that they must positively
have their money or checks ready on the
day of first dipping. Meals can be had
at dipping camps, furnished by county.
at 25c per meal, GEO. O. REID,
8-13-2t Supt. Tanks.