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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13
SUMMONS

State of South Dakota, County of Kings
bury.-ss.
In Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit.
NJ. p. Hobart, Plaintiff.
VS..
Howard Graves, Defendant.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ing to Howard Graves, h above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and requir-
ed to answer the complaint of the plain
tiff in the above entitled action, which
said complaint will be filed in IA office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court within
and for the County of Kingsbury, State
of South Dakota, at the City of De Smet
in said County. and to serve a copy of
your said answer upon the undersigned at
their office in the City of De Snet, South
Dakota, within thirty days after the ser
vice of this m upon you,
exclusive of the day of suCh service;
and you are hereby notified that if
you fail TO answer as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the said complaint
Dated at De Smet, South Dakota, this
9th day of October, A. d, 1905.
WARREN& WARREN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
De Smet, South Dakota.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

state of South Dakota, County of Kings
bury.-SS.
I'm County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
Rodney, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ing to John Rodney and Stephen Rodney,
heirs at law and next of kin of Thomas
Rodney, deceased, and to all whom these
presents may come,
Notice is hereby given that William A.
Marin has filed with the Judge of this
court a petition praying for letters of ad-
ministration of the estate of Thomas Rod-
ney deceased, and that Monday the Both
day of October, 1905, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
of said day being a day of a regular term
Of this court, to-wit; in the city of DeSmet,
county of kingsbury, has been. set for
hearing said petition, when and where
any person interested may appear and
show cause why said petition should not
be granted.
Dated at De SuIet, S. d., this 2nd day OF
October, "A. ID. 1905.
ALBERT r.. ABEL,
Attest; Judge of the County Court,
A. S. ADJUST Clerk.
WARREN & WARREN,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13

Thos. Mears will sell at auction
on his farm 6 miles northeast o. Ban
croft a large number of horses, cattle,
sheep, and Il quantity of machinery
on Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13
Want Choice Fat Heifers.

l will pay % cents per hundred
pounds above market price for choice
fat heifers two years old.
HENRY CLOSE.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13

AT the organization Of a state as
sociation Of the fourth class post
masters of South Dakota, which re-
Gently occurred at Mitchell, r. A.
Wigton, Of Esmond, was elected
president, and f. E. Brown, of Iro-
secretary.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13

G. A. Hopp, living six miles west
of De Smet, sdvertises a public sale
Of personal property on Saturday,
Oct. Dist.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13

On Monday, Oct, 23rd, John
Rathie, living on the old Bum farm
5 miles northeast of De Smet, will
offer his entire personal property at
public auction, including stock, ma
chinery, and household goods.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13

Louis Lee, living 5 miles south of
De Smet, will offer at public sale on
Tuesday Oct. IL. his horses, cattle.
farm machinery, etc.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13
MILK DELIVERED.

am prepared to deliver to any
part of the city the best of milk
from Jersey COWS. r. A. BOAST.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13
AUCTION SALES.

On Monday, Oct. 10th, Emil Staud-
enmaier will hold an auction sale of
personal property on the August
Larson farm 7 miles north of De
Smet.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-10-13

On motion board adjourned sine
die.
Attest. G. w. SToNER, Chairman,
j. O. PURINTUN, County Auditor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
WEATHER FoRECAsT.
 ----e --- washington, Dec. 3s-For Alabama, Fair Monday Tuesday Fairs Warmer, Liwht to Fresh North Winds.

position of a fine of ss5O and imprison- ment for three months.
 Furthermore, the Government has re- assuring news concerning the new out break of troops In the Baltic provinces. M. Petrunkevitch. the Zemstvoist and president of the Moscow Agricultural Society. and his colleagues. at the in- vttatfon of Premier tWitte, participated in the sitting of the council of minis ters thls evening when the election was discussed. This also Is interpreted fa- vorably. but nevertheless. 1t 10 realized that the situation may at any moment change for the worse should the leaders of the revoiutionaries and scciai Dem- ccrats, who seem to hold the fate of the council in the country in their hands. suddenly alter their plans.
 The Government versions of the ar rest of the soldiers of the guard at Tsarskoe-Selo places an entirely new complexion on the affair. According to this version the soldiers were incensed at the mutiny in Sebastopoi and at the public insults to which they were constantly subjected, even in the streets Of Tsarskoe Selo, and they demanded to be led against the revo1utionaries and intelligencia in the capital.
 When their oficers tried to quiet them. the men became so obstreperous that they had to be arrested.
 The reactionary influences at court and the imperial guard are making des- perate efforts to unhorse Count witte, to proclaim dictatorship ana to fight the revolution with bullets and bayo- nets. Their candidates for dictator are General Count Alexis fgnatief and Gen. eral Skamon, Governor General of Po- land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
GUARD FOR EMBASSY.
Berlin Probably Mistaken In It's Sur

Berlin Probably Mistaken In It's Sur Berlin, Dec. 3.-A guard for the American embassy at St. Petersburg passed through here today. The men who were dressed in civilian clothes. are believed to De from the cruiser Minneapolis. which is at Gravesend.
 Washington. Dec. 3.-The men re- ferred to as passing through Berlin en route to the American Embassy. ac- cording to State Department officials here. are probably household attend ants which Mir Meyer. American Ann hassador to Russia. has engaged for his personal service In St. Petersburg.
 While In Washington recently MT. Meyer spoke of his intention of secur- ing and taking with him such attend ants for the Embassy.
 It is said here that this has given rise to the impression that they were members of the special guard for the embassy at St. Petersburg. Ambassa- dor Meyer is now on his way to St. Petersburg and his arrival there is ex- pscted daily. While neither he nor any other member of the Embassy at St. Petersburg has made any request for anything in the nature of a guard for the Embassy State Department off cials say. yet it is suggested here that the presence of additional household attendants will give greater degree of security to the members of the stan fin the event of any demonstration that might occur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
GIGANTIC
 LAND FRAUD Many Victims of Oregon
 ShaTpcrs. CRIMINALS ARE AT LARGE Governor Says He Does Not
 Know Thsm.
 - M IL q Believed, Hswever. That ssns 1T Those Recently Prosesused v
 Uaited states Gevern- s' meat Are the ones. l /

Portland, Ore, Dec. 3.--Only when ar persons nolding cGrIIncateS for scno0I iand in tnis alate nave sent their cer- tincates 10 nave them examined wlil 1t De possible 10 make ail estimate of the gigantic swInaies perpetrated by un- scrupuious iand operators.
 Governor Clamperlain stated to the Associaled Press today that there Is no limit to the numDer or forged cnecks which couid nave been masxe and it is safe to say, ne added. that where the ceruncates were nypothecated the full amount snown by the certificates was obtalned or where they were made outright the fuA amount of the land as shown by cruising was paid by the victim.
 Very few persons who possess forxed certificates are known so far, but from the fact that persons in Minneso ls Wisconsin. Illinois. New York. New Jersey. Ohio and Florida. are In pos session of them. of1cers fear that when the whole number develop, # Will include every State east Of the Mississippi River. The heaviest losers so far are H. GoSgard of La Crosse. Wis. and H. M. DeLaittre of Minneap- oils.
 Governor Chamberlain says at tie present time he is unable to say who the fraudulent operators are.
 From other officials. 1t was learned that there are certain persons under suspicion. but # is admitted that thts suspicion Is based on the fact that \ man now under conviction in the Fed erai Court of conspiracy to defraud tho United States of part of the public ds- main appears as the assignee Of the original entryman in one of the forned certificates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
FIFTY DEAD
 IN STREETS  MuiineerS I'd Soldiers in
 ?atile. sAfPEF DESERT GEAR Infantry Reg m.nt Fires on
 the KSbelS. OmciaIs Declare that Artillery VIII Be Employed to Queil the Next Outbreak Which Occurs
 at Kien.

London, Dec. 3.-The Daily Mails Ken correspondent, in dispatch dated December and forwarded by way of Podwolocskya says:
 kariy yesterday morning a company of Sappers. alssaIls.ied with taeir InarIliiel conInianoers, muLinied anu lnem.
 1ney left the fortress fully armed. ana py threats, compeIied tae reniaind- CT or the Sappers oattaion to Join taem.
 Numbering thousand, the mutineers marcned to the parracKs ot the lSotn hursKi infantry, wnicn. however, rs- Iialaed loyal.
 9ewisn musicians marched at the head or the mutineers. several at tempts were maae to inouce other troops to Joln them, put these iikewise Iaiied. A Doay of CossacAs aliowso tne rebels to pass them in the street.
 Finally, the mutinsers arrived at the barracks Of the artillery dIvision and the Areoff infantry regiment The Areoff men answered the appeal with insults and the rebels opened nre upon them. The Areoffs answered with three voileys
 A portion of the mutineers lied. but the others continued tiring.T Areoffs ,repfied with deadly volleys. and finally the rebels fled headlong. throwing down their arms. Two hundred of them surrendered and were conveyed to their barracks by Cossacks.
 All was over by 2:30 p. m. Fifty dead and hundred wounded mutineers were left on the ground. A courtmar- tial has been convened and a notice issued that any other attempt at mu- tiny will be 4uelled by artillery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
fsrws FEA1. mAssACKE.
CaIi on Civilized Nntiens to Prevent
 Catastrophe at Odessa. &

CaIl On Civilized Nations to Prevent
 Catastrophe at odessa.
 Odess--Undated. sent by special cour- fer by way Of Podwoloesika, Galacia, Deos ar-This despatch Is sent at the request of the Jewish community. which fears fresh massacre by the local garrison. Itis asserted that aproclamatton has been issued In almost all regiments. calling on the soldiers to exterminate the Jews and to destroy the news paper ofices in revenge for groundiess accusation against the troops of their participation of massacres and pillage and in the protection of rowdies.
 This is. exciting the population against the army. The Jews assert that the officers deliver anti-semitic speeches in the barracks after remov- ing the Jewish soldiers and that Gov ernor yKauIbars himself has confirmed that the officers are burning for re- yenge on the Jews and that he is unable to guarantee the preservation of order.
 In view of the fact that this city is entirely cut off from St. Peters burg, and thus is altogether in the hands of the local authorities. the Jewish community implores all civil Iized nations and their governments to take all possible measures at St. Petersburg to prevent catastropne which may exceed anything that has yet occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
EURNAcE oynRHAuLEp. :
Round SFountafn Plant wslI Be puf iii

Gadsden, Dee. 3.~-t Special. y--Tha charcoal furnace of the Round Noun tain Company at Round Mountain. s0lnzA fifteen niiles above 0adsden. has heen ready for the torch which Will be ar5-. piled just as soon as a thirty days supply of raw material can be secured Iron. ore, charcoal etc, Is now being daily received and contracts arc be- Ing constantly made for supply of charcoal. This ss one of tho best char coal furnaces in this section and turns out fine quality of iron
 Early Friday morning D. w. Duke received notice at his home here in Gadsdeh that pair of fine mules had been stolen from his country residence at Duke. Immediately he sent out description of the mules and offefed Today he was notified that the mules and thieves had been caught at Spring vile. in St. Clair county, some twenty miles below Gadsden. It Is said that the thieves are two young men who were held here few days this week on suspicion Of being wanted as horse thieves in Georgia.
 A deed has been filed in the probate office of Etowah county In which tha Alabama Steel and Wire Company transfers to H. B. Schuler ITO acres in Jefferson county and all the real estate SRes8s~S@@S3 1,5O0 residence lots in the most desira- ble portion of this city, the latter be- ing acquired by the company from the public sale of the property of the old Gadsden Land and Improvement Com pany. The consideration is placed at Sf cash and other valuable cousid- erations The deed also sets out the reason for selling. which is that the Alabama Steel and Wire Company did not intend to go Into the real estate business, having no time to devote to this branch of the business, hence the sale to H. B. schuler. who Is the fath- CT of the head of the great steel con- pany now In business in this city.
 Jack Hunter. Vance Garner and Will Johnson, the three negroes who are confined in the Etowah county jail awaiting the execution of the death sentence on the 29th day of this month. are quarreiing among themselves ni- most every day as to who did the deed with which they stand convicted The shadow of the galiows does not seem to awe any of them unless 1t Is Will Johnson, who Is the most intelligent of the three. It is hoped that in the daily quarrels the actual facts will come "a light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
REGIMENTS IN MUrINY.
AuthOrities at Odessa Succeed. How
 ever, in Disarminx Men.

Authorities at Odessa Succeed. How
 ever, in DisarminR aIen.
 Vienna. Dec 3.--The Tageblatt pub- fishes communication from Odessa which was mailed to Podwoiocsyska. Gafacia. from which point it was teie- graphed. It reads as follows.
 The Isnaili and Donau regiments, stationed at Odessa. mutinied, but the authorities succeeded in disarming all the men.
 rAn order ssued by the Minister of Education. John rolstoi, prohibiting more than the legal 'percentags of Jews ertering 'he Univei sity was ignored by the faculty, which had the streets placarded with a notice, to the effect that the University was open
 Tt is reported from Odessa that a general strike win be declared toinor- row fMonday).
 "Advices from Sebaatopol declare that the panic there is increasing. The members of the so-called social ralli- tary party are holding meetings in all the barracks and this fact greatly fn- creases the anxiety Cor the future.
 dispatch from Cracow, Galacia. says that news has been received from Warsaw to the effect that many fami- lies are hurrieily leaving that city. The banks doing German and Austrian businets in Warsaw are meeting many calls for the immediate payment of conside rable sums.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
s-DAY BICYCLE RACE.
The Thirtccnth Annual Contest Bs
 gins fn New York.

The Thirtecnth Annual Contest Be-
 gins fn New York.
 New York, Dec. 3.--The thirteenth an- nual six-day bicycle race was started sixteen teams of two riders each. com peting. Five of the teams are com posed of foreigners and many of the riders both from this country and abroad are making their first appear ance in a six-day contest. The prizes this year amount in the aggregate to $4,s50.
 A large crowd was gathered when shortly before midnight the riders were called to the start. Exactly at t2 o'clock the starters gun was fired and the contests went on their Journey which will end at midnight next Sat- urday. Sixteen, riders started. their team mates waiting to relieve them when called upon.
 team was loudly cheered when he ap- peared. His racing partner this year Is J. Fcgler of Brooklyn.
 A list of the teams competing and the titles the riders have chosen for them selves is as follows: Belgium Holland team, Arthur vanderstuyft. Belgium; John stoll. Holland. Swiss Italian team. Jean Gougoltz. Switzerland. Charles vanoni. Italy. Swiss French team. Emil Dorefiinger. Switzerland; 1; Antoine Dussem. France. French team, Louis Trousselie, France: Maurice De Caup. France. Old EngIaud--New England team. Tommy Ham. England; Matt Downey, Boston. Mexican team. Emile Agraz. Mexico: Fred E. Castro, Mex. N. r. team. B. F. Root. Sheephead Bay; John Fogler, Brooklyn. Irish team. Patrick Kegan. Lowell. Mass: Patrick F. Logan. Boston. Boston team, Hugh Mclean Boston: James F. Moran, Boston. Long Island team. John Be- dell. Brooklyn; Menus Bedem, Lynn brook. Californiua-C Chicago team, Har- dy Downing. san Jose. Calif.; James R. Bowler. Chicago; Yankee-western team Mormon C. Hopper. Minneapolis; C. l.. Hollfster. Springfiled. Mormon team, J. D. Alchem, S. I. Wilcox, Salt Lake City; German n-American team. Floyd Krebs, New York; Alexander Peetsan. Chicago. Northern-Southern team, j. F. Calvin, New Milford, Conn; l. W. Mcdonald, Boston. Afro-American team, Melvin I. Dove New York; U. Grant Scott N. r.; c. I. Hollister of the Yankee Western team. who was arrested last night on charge of deserting his wife was re- leased on bnod today. his case being adl- journed until six-day race is conclud- ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
STILL HOLDS rHn IroRr.
Mrs. Ira Berry is In Possessioa of Her

Girard. Kas-. Doc. s.--Mrs. Ina Ber- ry,. who arrived hero on railroad ticket good for passage from Spokane. Wash.,. to Tulsa, I. T.. took possession yesterdav of the car on which shc was passenger. driving the other oc- cupants out with a pistol and is stfii in tho car.
 No efforts have been made today to capture her except by persuasion and she has threatened to shoot If not let alone. Last night dummy was fixed up and showed toward tho door of the toilet room wtSch she had been using as fort and she fired shot from abova the transoni. the bullesA strikfng the the duTmrny nm squareiy on top of tho could not be induced to shoot at it again.
 There has been no fire in the car, and the woman had nothing to eat un- less she had something with her when she entered the toilet room. Efforts have been made to provide her with baskets of provisions carried to her at the car but she has positively refus- ed to accept them and threatens to shoot any one who would build fire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
N OUTBREAKS IN PROVINCES.
The Reservists of keyal Said to Be Tn fr Open TMurfny. ~

tr Open rMurfny.
 St. Petersburg. Dec. Z, via Eudtkuh- nen, East Prussia, Dec. 3.--The banks here are having all ordinary letters addressed to them. forwarded from the postoffice at Eudtkuhnen by their own messengers during the interruptions of railroad traffic, S ..r7
 ~ Reports have reached several of the embassies of military. outbreaks in the provinces. particularly at Reval where the reservists are said to be in open mutiny. Confirmation of these re- ports cannot be obtained .-.-
 Prince Eugene M. Guchkon. Dmitrie shipoff. and other leaders of the recent Zemstvos Congress <. held at Moscow have arrived here. Citizens from NilSo- laieff, Ekaterinoslav and Odessa ar- rived today bringing overwhelming evi- dence of the connivance and even participation of the military and the police in anti-Jewfsh excesses.
 The members of the unions are greatly incensed at this and speeches have been made at theIr meeting call ing on the Proletariat to erect barri- eades.
 It is expected that e railway strike will be declared. either tomorrow or Monday. The latter is holiday. which fact will enable the workmen to meet and decide on 2 common plan Of ac- tiOn.t t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
THE EMPEROR IS ALARMED. wants Tranquility and Doesn't Mind
 the Price.


 the Price.
 Paris. Dec. 1.-The correspondent of The Journal at St. Petersburg sends the text of revolutionary manifesto is- sued yesterday ssunday) in reply to the Government threat to return to repres- sive measures. The manifesto says. The Government continues to defy a people now on the road to liberty where nothing can stop 1t. All police measures and the armed intervention of troops can only result in sanguin- ary conflicts for which the Government will be responsible.'
 The correspondent says he is inform ed by a. high functionary that animated discussions are proceeding at the pal ace at Tsarkoe-Selo, the Emperor fa- voring the granting of concessions and the re-establishment of the public ser- vices at any price. with Count Witte, the Prime Minister. refusing to grant the demands of the Government ern- pioyes on the ground that they had no right to combine. 2 The St. Petersburg correspondent of The Petit Parisienne says that the rec actionaries, encouraged by the success, of the methods used by the authorities at Sebastopol. are doing their utmost to induce the Emperor to stand firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-04
NEW SENATE OF FINLAND.
The Governor General, Baron snlxa, il
 President.

The Governor General, Baron Snlxa, is
 President.
 Helsipgfors, Finland. Dec. 2, via Co., penhagen. Dec. 3.-The new Senate Is constituted as follows:
 President-The Governor General, Baron Salxa.
 Vice-PI esident-Dr Mechilln. Secretary of Justice--M. Nyberg. Secretary of the Interior-M Lydus Secretary of FiEance-Coloael Antem. Secretary of Taxation-M. Ignatius. Secretary of Education-Professor Bonner.
 Secretary of Agriculture--M Schledt Secretary of Public works-M. Grip enburg.
 Chief of the Cabinet for Trade and Industry-M. Staalberg.
 Senators without position-MM. St Jernvall and Karil.
 All the Senators except M Karii, who is Socialist. belong to the Consti- tutional party.
 The Emperor has also appointed members of the Supreme Court in ac- cord with proposal made by the Con- stitutional Party.