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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

YEoMAN-MooRE.-ou Thursday,
November 30, at 900 D. M III the
home OF the brides parents, MI. and
Mrs. j.. ID. Woman OF Fremont oc-
Cured the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Nina Ma Belle, TO Mr.. Lacey @.
Moore OF Chicago. the bride was at.
tended by Miss Mae Dorgan on Of
kaloosa and Mr.. Grin McFall Of He'd.
rick acted as best man. The bride
was attlred in a lace trimmed gown
Of white crepe de chine and carried
white carnations. The bridesmaid
wore a becoming gown OF pink silk
null. The parlors were simply but
effectively decorated N white and
green. Preceding the ceremony Miss
Jessie Yeoman, sister OF the bride,
sang sweetly, 20 Promise Me" TO
the strains OF M Memberships wedding
march rendered by Mrs. Guy Clark
OF s~waledale, Iowa, six young ladies'
descended lie stairs and marked with
ropes of smllax the bridal path 10
the i%mproyiged altar. The march
drifted softly into Hearts and Flow
crs" as Rev J.. N. Jones OF Hedrick,
grandfather on the bride, pronounced
the solemn words whereby the twain
were made one In tho bonds Of ma
trimony. An elegant three course re.
past was served TO about eighty,aye
relatives and friends. The bride n
an estimable young lady accomplish
cd, and with friends Without mum
Der. The groom Is the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. I. g.. Moore Of Rose
Hll, but now u resident OF Chicago,
where the young couple will make
their home.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

the groom resides and they will make
their home in that city. Tho bride
Is the second daughter Of EDDY.
ville's prominent business man, II. q.
True. She graduated with the class
OF 1896, Eddyyille High school, and
afterwards attended Cornell college at
MI. Vernon. She was for some years
employed as an instructor in the ed.
dyyllle schools and rs a highly es-
teemed and popular young woman.
The groom is practically a stranger
here, but Is spoken Of as an exem.
plary young man. The BRIDES many
friends extend best wishes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

SMITH -Died, at his home In Ira
cy, Monday afternoon at 1850, Dec. 4,
1906, w. r. Smith. Death resulted
from typhoid fever. ...- ss
Mr.. Smith was an old.tlme resident
and business man at Tracy, and has
hosts Of friends throughout tho weEt.
ern part Of Mahaska county, who viii
BIO panied to learn Of his death Flu.
neral Wednesday, Dec. 9, ut 1880 D. m,
from the residence. Interment In the
Bellefountainc cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

LATIMAR-TRUE. - rhe marriage
OF Miss Clara True TO Arthur Hugh
Latimar was golemnized at the home
Of the brides father. in Eddyyllle az
1890 o'clock a. m, Thursday, Noyem.
Der 30, 1905. The groom's father is
a minister OF the M. 70. faith and ne
performed the ceremony In the pres
cnce OF about twenty-five relatives
and friends. The newly welded cou.
pic departed on the 1916 .. m. pas
sengcr train for Webster City, where
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

The tax sale attracted small attcn.
ton Monday. Very little desirable
property was offered for the taxes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

NO, NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE.
ayos Maynard l. Beitel, Beacon ~
Josephine Blakemore, Lucas 10
a7oo ! Clarence d. Lock, Mahaska. ~
Lulu A. Davis, Mahaska 90 20,
ANN Clarence b. Rhinehart, oska 10
WV Sophia Longstaf, oskaloosa 10
ssot ( Gee. II .Musgon, Braymer, Mo 25
Wv Minnie Andre, Braymer. Mo 26'
aaoo ( 0erritt J vroon, Pella, -23
~ Elizabeth Hoksberger, PelIa, u
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07
BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES


Following 10 the list OF marriage II.
censos issued by the clerk since u
last report.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-07

hhA ,auAle htlpta u msba he seeal
klAA M8sN hhlagNplN Aheal nnhsN
~ het hWnaN wpsa peNent
Aloat ina persons alleAaea me
AnAeal HARVEST liotne FESTIVAL AZ the
AZ A. church fhAhkseiyinN Msuhtl
An interesting iWlftNm IN tpeisauunA
ANA musical nnmbefs whs vAftlea
unt A ~rrseesslun consisting rflh.
ripally VI women dressed nr a. srns
frnpnt the wives " tha presidents.
icFmpa 4 yuFy Interesting FEATURE
The procrRtlon was headed by she
uoddesa ~ iAherly nnA Uncle nam.
rhe church was beautifully decorated
with naea. bunting, fruits, suuetg
hlea, ETC, AZ the close Of Che enter
talnment 4 collection was taken no
amounting 90 siasi. DuflnR the AZ.
a number o. relics which had
been collected oy Rev. Kieht were
display a the church.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR /,
FISH United States and jlfiicn

Devils Lake, North Dakota, july. 81. ian,
sufficient protest affidavit HAVING hean fiisis
this Office by Michael Shea, protestsnt. e1e;nst
final certificate No. $685., issued Dacan,hsr1 ~ :,
l@A, to the heirs Of Gustof Johnson decd ,1t,fs1s
hd. entry No. 1885, made August 10, 1893. for
ma sea, SEA- seq, sec. %. and lsw sW a sao-
ton q, Township. 157, N. Range "a W.. byj
Gustof johnson, deceased, whose heirs are the
Protestees, in which it is alleged that said
Shea a; u the person who made premption ID. s..
No 6AsS, filed january II, 1891, for said land
Der, 1888. and that said proof is still pending.
and SO far as he knows is still undisposel RI m
this Office; that in his notice advertisinr asifS
PROOF. the pravi1ns entryman, John Hamsfers X
VAS duly notified, and that to the best az his
EnoWledge and belief, Johnson entry WAC al
lowed by mistake. the local officers hav;np
overlooked Shea final proof; that prior tn
the submitting of said final proof. M had
FULLY complied with the law touching pret,rnn-
ZION nllngs, as to residence. cultivation HIan6
improvements and had 80 acres in cultiyatirn.
a cemfortabie- house and two wells On sfhess
premises and that he has continued to occnpy.5
ana culuvate portion of said premises for
more than 70 years, and that NO notice was
ss ~, e ham on the aking Of said final proof
Dy Y hnaons why the came should not be 81 low
ed said parties are hereby notiffed I'd annear.
respond and Offer evidence touching said ALA.
cation at TO. clock a. m.i on Septemher 81 y
I9o!, befofethe Register and RECEIVER al the
United Unit States Land Office in Devils Lake.
81 Ole Serumgard,
gre,a,n Il Register
Attorneys for Protestant. a5s& 81 Isl
Devils Laie,N. ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
SCHOOL OF,COMMERCE.

The School Of Commerce of the
University Of North Dakota offers
special advantages to those who de.
sire to prepare for business pur.
suits. The course is especially
designed for young men and won.
en- of high school training whogde-
sire something D1ore than the
short term business college
course. Commercial subjects are
handled in most Thorough many
ner by specialists. Students ma
elect work in other departments Of
the University without additional
expense. No tuition charged, and
only small incidental fees required
School year opens September 80
Send for illustrated booklet which
describes the work of this sdepart.
ment.- w. M. Bryant,
Director School of Commerce
University, N. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
SUMMONS.
=. ls c.is a sst,s - 3 -si-.r- * 4
State of North Dakota, !
County of Ramsey {

State OF North Dakota.
county OF Ramsey. s
In District Court Second Judicial Distritc
Daniel j. Laxdal, Paints.
iangunn gonsdottir Sieurlaug, Jonsdottir. Frid.z
H a1. Jonsson jon Einarson. Jonas Hall q 4
som anes q me eetate of Thorlakur joins
cialming any estate or interest III or lien 81 en-.
cumbrance upon the property descF;hed IN tbess
com plalnt,and their unknown heirs, s,
The State Of North Dakota to the aboVe nam.
ed defend ants. ~ @YSs4 Z y
plaant1n this action and to seyve q cnny. 70
upon the subscriber hin thirtyS
i aays aIteE the service of this summons ,,noy,
you, exclusive OF the DAY OF service and II, Case
- S1 ", "a ture 10 appear Or answer Judgment
i;af pe taken against you by default for the re-
IN IL V slaa Ili ln the comnlaint S5
s@s ii SS 1 H IL s g ~. Rryniplfson
y Plaintiff B Attorney s5s
lh1sssadence and L. q. address Cavalier. &
B ~. 49, =, as feinblna Comfy, N. Oak.
10 fhe defendants above named -1sS
1aease Gake notice that the compIaintip this
aS.ion p fled in the Office of the az ths
3fy q RAMSEY. State Of North Dakota
P ii ssfyP ! io asssansy.
70 Of, the above named defendants
axe notice that the land to which abooe y
acton Telates is the south half Al M,
norm east quarter, and the north hair ~ ~
sou n east quarter of section ten IN, ,Svnsh;S>
g sssst nandIea hfty,eieht north, range sixty
an,7 IN. Brynjolfaon,
- Plaintiff i Attorney
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
G. @. D. Case
Is Argued

Assistant United States Attor-
ney Townsend has returned to
Fargo from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
where he appeared for the gov
eminent before the circuit court;
of appeals in the case Of the.
United States VS.. the Western
Express Co.
The action was tried in the
federal court in Fargo about a
year ago and judgment was en-
tered in favor Of the govern
ment. On an appeal the case
was taken to the circuit court of
appeals which is now in session
in Cheyenne. -,
The case attracted considerable
a attention during the trial. It
was an action brought to recover
license fees for the sale Of liquor
by the express company. It
was charged that, under the pro-
lection of the C. o. D. system,
the express company had engag.
ca in wholesale blind plugging
along the line Of the 500 road
IN this state. The evidence
showed that liquor had been con-
Signed to fictitious persons IN
] owns along the 500 and that
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
New Extension
Great Northern

An extension of fifteen miles
is being built by the Great
Northern Railway from Glendale
N. D. southeast and new town
will be established at the ternain-
US of this extension. B
This new town will be named
Forbes and will offer opportuni-
ties for business openings that
will at once appeal to the Inves-
tor. The nearest trading point
to: Forbes will be Glendale.
which is fifteen miles. distant.
1T is expected to build here one
OF the very best town opened up
here this season. The soil about
this new town is the very best
to be found in the state. good
crops are assured and the fact
that it has large territory to
draw from will make it an ex-
troardinary good trading point.
In the selection of the location Of
this town, care has been taken
SO as to make the town serve the
largest community and the best
country.
The town is located in the south
east corner Of section SO, town
ship 1923, range IS, and the first
sale Of lots will be held at Ell.
endale N. D. on September 10Th
at 2 o'clock. A representative Of
the Dakota Development Co.,
will be on the ground Sept. 18th
and 18th to show those who are
interested the exact location of
the lots.
It is expected that regular
train service will begin about
October 18th. Several elevators
will be built at once to handle
this seasons crop. The present.
indications point to a big demand
for business locations and there.
will be excellent opportunities
Tor one or more strictly first
class hotels, several large GEN
.eral merchandise stores, hard
ware stores, livery stables, and
10 fact every line of business.
Mr.. d. N. Tallman. sPressid en-
OF the Dakota d Development Co.
Of Willmar, MINI. will be-
pleased to furnish any furtherin.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

The real cost Of furnace is in the amount OF fuel ii
consumes to produce certain amount OF heat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Will " Sing For
!. Mercy H:ospital

Madam Oakley will appear at
the opera house. in this city in a
few days in song recital that will
be a rich treat for the music low
ers of the city. Madam Oakley is a
woman of remarkable..beauty,
and is possessed Of a marvellous
voice, and has a pleasing and
attractive stage appearance. She
IS perfectly at home in the ~clas-
sic roles which are SO thoroughly
appreciated by Devils Lake
music lovers, and she also has a
splendid repertoire of the popular
music that never grows old.
She appears in this city for the
benefit Of Mercy Hospital, and
she doubly merits the largest
house ever given to a singer in
the city.
Please return our 3 inch hue ex
.pander Chris Gorder & Son. 5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Silver Serumgard is making
some improvements on his city
residence which will add much
80 its eniences and comfort.
TREAsURER's REPORT.

For Devils Lake Special School district
Sounty OF Ramsey, State Of North Dakota, for
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

For Devils Lake Special School district
Sonnty OF Ramsey, State of North Dakota, for
the year 1904-1905. ISl 81 = : -
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning of school
Total amount received during the e
T TSom the r apggortionment Of the State
r una STn 80
Total. amount received. during the o'o 70
year from the superintendent OF the
county tuition fund. ......s 1897 AZ
Board, including outstanding war s &
ran 5I redeemed or endorsed in the s$'
A G9laeSt,on 81 taxes II, 1862 IS
Total Receipts for the year, including eoa q
Cash on hand July i, 1904 z. Is. $50 77s
Re- EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
school Houses, Sites and Fur 2
Amount paid during the year for ''so' "
y Teachers Wages ~. I. s. ~ 8 non oe
Amount 4 paid during the year for Apa a - :
AI asus, fl u =; Etc. !, 81
4 ices and expenses Of School Officers 2zs 81
50 erest on Bonds and WaFrants, .5.. i $50 O()
amount paid during the year for Re s.
sRs ssigfsalRs
Hrand Total, Expenditures and Casb 49,
On hand, to balance above Total
receipts /. 81. s17 COOS
= Isl 1T. a. Haelam
trict. q = = i'oi as
= Approved this 18th. day Of Aug. v. 81. IS. .Ise,.
by order OF the District School Board -'s''
F. 7. Fox, President
Attest: Ole Skratass. Clerk K.
cLERKs sTATEMENr or 1Snpprppvrss ~
rs Sga DISTRICT a S8T7 n ~ I'll
Whole ai,nf
ing June 80 1906 Z. e 4 ,ss =.
Whole amount of Bonds Gmf.ta ni; 5. o'ioo q
June 3d. 1906 II pati rs ~ 40 II,
Total a. IN, Indebtedness Of District b =
approved this 18th day OF August. "a b. 1906. q =
BY order of the District School Board:
Ole Skratass, Clerk
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Deceased ~ ft u g =
Notice JIG hereby given BY the md rsirna5
aired y Mitchell, executor OF the X state of
Eii .h Matchel late Of the township Of Coolee
~ ma ne county OF Ramsey and State Of North
persons having claims against, said decaassi nj.
70 sxhlbit them with the necessary youcheTss.
Wishin gix months after the Arst Of
this notlcS 10 SO ID executor at his Residence IN
the township of Gonlee in said Ramsey Came u
Dated September 9Th, IA. d. IeO5. A,s Is -
E 5 Alfred j, Mitcheil
Executor of the last will and testo.
81: Il, naent Of Ellen NJ Itch eli deceased.
"a lrst abiication on the 18th day Of Soften.
Burke q Middanei,,
u s Attorney 3 FOR secytor
Deviii Lake N OAK
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
State of North Dakota.
County of Ramsey. I3s .s
In District Court "a
pobar+son !, Second Judicial District.

p,,,,.u.,, Second Judicial District.
- "A II 3 ys * Plaintiff.
company D, First Regiment. North Ia ko+o NJ.
y monai Guards, q corporation, j. M. Arrison, q.
1. y hIse, Guy Swisher, Joe Ludwig, Peter Pet.
srson, Harvey d.. Lafavor, Thomas B. Camp
seld John Lund, and Northwestern Mutual
Savings d Loan Association, a corporation. ! =
The State of North Dakota to tie ahove
You are hereby summoned to answer the coms.
PLANT IN this action which will be filed WITH
ns SaeE h q the a5oye nalned Court at his Of.
and N N Inc Slty OF Deyiis Lake, North DAKOTA
% 9 within thirty days after the service
~ ~ snls summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
% service, and IN case of your failure to anpeal
OF e answer Judgment will be taken against
y You py default for the relief demanded ii the
co 'nI plant Trial desired in Ramsey County. 3
dated August 18th, 1905. 10y < S9
Burke & Middaugh e
Plaintiff 3 attorneys. ree;
dence and postofiice adj
dress Devils Lake, II. ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Devils Lake


formation relative to the sale Of
these lots. Send to him for
pamphlet New Towns in North
Dakota" giving detailed descrip-
ton of the opportunities in the
new towns now being built on
the new extensions Of the Great
Northern Railway. -, 80. a. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
soPpIR N 2 y 4 s An AN ENDED

SUPPLE NJ 3 Nj 4 Asrs I'M, a. II . II. I, 4 I,
So MM0N 'ss s. IS 81 a s. Isl
State Of North Dakota, I'd.
County Of Ramsey
In District Court
I,sr,,. II Il Second 3 uti il. III District
corporation, I5, ~
alsoss Kesslos Dayis ana Bonn Kes SLOW.
II M. q - j IL 81 III Defendants ss
ed defendants y y ~ WE ~ "
4 ;,,t are hereby to swer Tie com.
III Ills action which said complaint Is 81,
1ie N the Office Of Of tie abs,s Is
T 81 lnta as a Dey.ls County, NORTH
upon the snbscribefs With thirty ays
w 81 TINS summons upon yoss exci-
ssgg g. we DAY and IN case IL yny
,si ~, % appear or Judgment Viii b
manaed IN the complaint - - : 9Assh uSr
Trial desired Id Ramsey ronnt
Dated August 18th, 1905. = s.
= Burke q Middaugh
Residence MI % e attorneys for Plninti iE ,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

Please return our 3 inch hue ex
pander Chris Gorder & Son.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
}. G. Adams.

the agents made a practice of
turning the shipments over to
any person who was willing to
pay the express charges, which
also included the cost Of the
liquor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-24
he Churches

st. Peters-Servlce at st. Peters
Catholic church at 1920, Sunday.
Rev Father Guilty.
Presbyterian Church-S Sunday Ser
vices. Preaching, 1890 a. M, Sun
day School, - M; G. T.. meeting
6:45 p. M: preaching. $50 p. III.
Rev. J. Mlllett, Pastor.
Methodist Class meeting, 10 a. m. {:
preaching, 1920; Sabbath School.
ll:45; Jnnior r. l.. p. M: Epworth
League, $3.50; preaching service, 100.
Rev. L Ii, Dunn, Pastor.
The usual preaching service will he
held Sunday morning Az l0:30 in the
Norwegian Luthercn church ry Rev
Rudie. Sunday School aud Rlble
reading at IL, young peoples meeting
at 7:45 with tine usual literary pro-
gram
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-24

) ate mich assembled in 1850. Abuut
fou. ,car, ago she came TO sisse,on
to make her home with her son here.
>hr had oeen Methodist tor 20
years, and those who kfew her best
bear witness to her beautiful Chris
tian character and uafalterlng faith.
MIR. Patterson died ia 1860. OF their
four children ore son and one daugh-
ter are dead, and two sons survive
her, Alfred Patterson of Fremont,
Neb aud l.. S. Patterson of this city.
The fune raj services will probably be
held Sunday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-24
Mrs. Patterson Dead.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Fellows Patti

Mrs. Lucy Ann Fellows Patterson
died this morning at $40, at the
home Of her son, l.. S. Patterson,
after an illness Of about ten days.
Mrs. Patterson was born in Marquette
county. New York. in 1918, and
would have been 81 years OF age 10
August of this year she lived for
some time in Wisconsin, but moved
to Minnesota in 1889 and her bus
bard, LorcDzc Patterson, Wa c,en,.
her Of the tigso legislature OF that
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-24
CIRCUIT COURT.


charge the defendant with the COM
mission of a public otIensc. The bal
ance OF Wednesday was occupied In
getting a jury in State against Leisch
THURSDAY-Wh the Lesch
case went to the jury Thursday, 1t
was with Judge McCoy's instructions
to that | ody to bring in a verdict
mot guilty" The outcome was 90
surprise to those who were following
the case, Leischs acQuittal having
been freely predicted. After finish
ing this case, the court took up the
trial of civil cases temporarily, and
Tried the case of First National Bank
VS.. Allen j. Fisher. and The jury re
turned Il verdict for plainlltf by d.
rectioD Of tue court.
FR1DAY-On Friday, Patrick Ha-
ney and Thomas Brown were ar
raigned, charged with grand larceny
of goods AT Summit, and by arrange
ment with the states attorney, they
were permitted tc each plead guilty
to petit larceny and were sentenced to
thirty days in Jail. Mac Husban was
arraigned on a new information for
neglect of his Official duty, and en-
tered plea of not guilty. John
lNeefe was arraigned on charge of
| keeping a gambling house. and will
plead Saturday morning to the info r
| NATION ann his trial will then prob
ably take place. ~ jury was lmpan-
nelled in the case of Henry George VS.
NJ ]. G. Nyborg ct at, which is q
civil suit for damages growing out OF
an assault and battery, and the tria
is IN progress as we go to press.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-24

A card party was given on Tuesday
|cvening at the Commercial hotel for
the benefit of ST. Peters church
A bout twenty-five couples were
present. Supper was served at mid
night.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-02-24
Court House Cuttings.
REAL rsrArE rnANsEEns.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
(This list is furnished by the courtesy OF the
sisseton Loan and Title Company. A com.
plete list OF real estate transfers will appear
each weell.)
Andrew Nordia and wife to Andrew G. Beito
Sw. 4 Sec. II Up, 12S X DO. $1,000
A. H. Dahl and Elias Monsoon tie Fred Get
chel, Lot Block Is peever. $50.
Carl c. johnson ct al to John j. Stavc, Lot
{ Sec. Up. 12s r., 81. 1926.
c. c. Hillestad and wife and Edward Selsing
AMI wife to Andrew Il. Aadlnnd and Ole Sci
sing, Lot 10 Block ~ sisselon $1,000,
John Tri to A. ID. P.ulson w. J. Sc. a and
Up, III IL. So $1,000.
Willis Harrison and wife to Martin E. Ber!'
Sw. 4 Sec. ~ Up, 1913 Il. 81 1850.
Ingre f. Koorstad ana husband to David
Williams Nv. a Sec. Is Up l22 X. 81 S;%o0.
CAnres b. Thompson and wife to Harry
'ircl. LOT Sc u Nv, a Sec. 30 Up. 1a9 X. 80
and 5. 4 Ne. ia'Sec. p TIP l29 r. 81. 1000.
Frank d. Miller and wife to William j Mil
Ter, aw. u sec So TIP. I'D n. Al. :25Gn.
John Teo ma nj pi and wife TO Western Land
& investment Co. w. u Nell and Sc. a Ne
/, and Ne. a Sw. 4 Gee Is TIP. 1871 Il. 81, s22s5
Robert Grant. Bessie Paslia and Ta-can-d DIV
ta.win to Western Land T. Investment Co.
w. !. Sw. !. Sec. 10 Up l2i r. 81. 1866
Nils Sanderssn and wife TO A. D. Paulson
NJ !. Sw. y Sec. 2 and Il. u Sc. !. Sec. 8 Up
l25 X. SO. 1928.
f. j. Turner and wife to OLAF Eide. Lots 49,
II, 10, 16. e and Is Block ll2 Sisseton. IL.
U. S. to Andrew Bcilo, Sc. q Secs Up l27
R.50. IS.
U. S, to Herman Schultz. f. y sw 4 Lots 3
and Sec. 30 TIP. l29 Il. 80. IS.
U. s. to John p. Hovey, S. !; NV. a Lots 3
and Sec Up. l2S r. 80. IS.
Goran A. Oscarson and wife to Charles s.
Jungroth part of Lots 4, ) and Block White
Rock. S125.
Peter lIoban and wife to Roberts County
Land & Loan Co.. Lots ~. 20 and p Block 1903
Sisseton. 500
Eva NJ johnson and husband to Melvin j.
Paen ald wife, Lots and Block D. Haggart
s Reeves addition to White Rock $3.50.
u. S. to Ole a. johnson, Lot Sec. q and
Lot 1872 Sec. % TIP 122 Il. 81. 81
Oscar e. Olson to Clarence Throndsen. E a
Sw. ! and Sw. Il Sw. u Sec. II and Sc. "a Sc.
a sec. IS Up. 1913 r 81. $1,000.
U. S. to Martin ]. Meyer, 8, x Nv. 4 Sec.
% Up. l2g II. 81 ST.
| George Tessenden to Lima Bossett, Nv u
Sec. S TIP. 1913 X. So. $4,000
Agnes S. Mrcau to j. A. Cooley. Nv. 4 Sec.
s TIP. 1913 K. 50. 81.