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Cotton Letter
BY MILLER & COMPANY.

J. . 4 ". u, + : /. Z L. f . .
NEW YORK. May 1l,-slowly the cot
ton world Is Weakening to the gravity of
the recent cold wavog which, from ac-
spread than first thought. The character
OF people who are now sending in reports
of serious damage insures their credence.
Strange to say. Mississippi, which 1t was
thought had escaped serious injury, is
nov among those most loudly complain
Ing, and 1t Is expected. that sensational
complaints Will he heard from that quar-
extent Of the damage Shall be realized.
1t IS hardly to be expected that the mar
ket will fail to be influenced by those re-,
people, and rs the short interest Is large,
q sharp advance, especially in the winter
months, would not be out Of order, !,
The big spot sales IN Liverpool. 14,0oo
year, and. coupled with the accounts re-
cciyed from our own dry,goods market
Of stiffening prices SHOW plainly that the
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/. sgs:z I; CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'F (9ales Mt Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond. Va. May H. 1905. z
ending May It'll Is as follows:
Best steers. 5G5Ac.; fair to good: 4G4xc:;
common. !aA933c:: best eowa S!sgsSc: me,
heiters 484hc: medium TO good. shgsAe.;
to fair. s@ac. lambs. 6h9sc. ia few extra,
SIC; sows and stays, l0l14c.
Prospects good on all kinds OF stock Tor mex
week. SssE{
CHICAGO. May l4-cATTLE-Recelpt 80 oco
head. Market steady. Common . prime
s.a5; bulls. fsa4 calves. 81. 75as.25; soekers
and feeders. so.7o@5.lo. Hogs-Receipts, 800
head. Market N d5c. higher. CHOICE prime
heavy. Sc. 6oG6 OH medium to good. heavy.
ss.o5 AZ. GO; butchers weights. ~ 5gG "a; 5000
10 choice heavy mixed, s6.65Q6. So. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000 head Market 10c higher. Sheep,
A.7s061o; yearlngs. ss.75d6,2o: lambs, $500
NEW YORK, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1850 head Steers. Si7oa5S5: bulls. s.. 4eI 80;
cows, sa.364.a5. Calves-Receipts. S,45s head:
Veals, sta70o; buttermilks, H.. Sheep and
I.am-.~1loceipts 1921 head Clipped sheep,
s3a5oy; no choice clipped sheep; clipped ! lambs
by the 100 pounds. $500 Hogs-Recelpts 1855
head. State hogs S7q7lo.
CINCINNATI, O.. May 1+-cATTLE-But!eall ,
ers and shippers .s6s7hq go: common; ss.sog
81. 4015, Is; common, s2,25G3,0o. sheep.Steady
at $500 l.5o. Lambs-st eady at ss,6oG6.bo.
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

s NEW YORK, May 14.-Atrairs In the dry
goods market to-day remained quiet with a
fair amount OF seasonnble business. Buyers re-
fused to &c commit themselves to future con-
tracts on staple cotto ngoods, Bleached goods
held more firmly In consequence Of scarcity in
wide cloths of print cloth or finer yarn con.
struction. Several new lines OF the spring or
1907 were taken freely. &.sSalg ,s,#
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY II. 1906.

Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. r1erchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line;
Steamer Mouse. Lee. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers Old Dominion line
Schooner Cherubini. Woolford. Rappahan-
mock, River, corn, Warner Moore and Company.
Schooner Commodore Gllkin. Edenton, ".
c.. fish. Lefebvre- Armistend Company.
Schooner Susannah. Lupton, Edenton, N. c.,
fish, Lefcbvre-Armlstead Company.
SAILED. Y. ss
Steamer, Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
james River landings, merchandise and pas.
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Neuse, Lee. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner Alice ], Venablo Signaigu, James
River light.
wood.
Y PORT OF WEST POINT, MAY il, 1906
9st 4,fiNstSi ARRIVED.
Steamship baltimore. Short, baltimore. pas
Bengeers and general cargo.
/ Steamer Elm City. Haynes, Mattaponi River
landings. passengers and general cSrgn, n
2. III J 4tJf. SAILED, Re d
Baltimore. Short, Baltimore, pas
sengeers and general cargo, -5l e ISL q Z.
Steamer Elm City, Haynes, Mattapoui River
landings. passengers and general Sarcp, f
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= 1-----"1- 1910 ~ - - -
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va May a, 1906
Tobacco-Dark Fired-Receipts continue very
light and market quiet at UNCHANGED prices;
very little doing Brghts-Market continues
nuiet but nrm at prices quoted: light receipts.
sun Cured-Market continues active at un-
changed quotations. receipts light.
7. NOTE-Much OF the tobacco arriving is IN
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to look after the order
OF their tobacco before sending 1t to market
: Tho nuotntions are as fOllOWS: s- y
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RAILROADS.
I p s ;'s;:;;;, \;

II. g u. FptsssssssiRs ~ Il. $
Trains leave Observation-Disclosures
AIS A. M.--Daily-byrd st. Through.
6;29 A. n. -.Daily--Atuin St. Through. SiH
7ss catn MW ;sn Days-Elba Ashland Ae.
$40 AM.-Daiiy--Byrd St Through. H Local
ia,pa hoon-week Days-Byrd st. through. Il, \
800 = M..-Week DaysaByd ST. E'rederickea 4
burg Accommodation, AZ 4 III 3 ~
6:o5 p M.--Dnilyrs main ~. Through. III ~ All
$3.50 p M.t-Week Days-Iiba. Ashland lAo.s s
commndnt len = ib1csr roc
$40 2. h1.--Daily-Dyrd vt. Through.
Trains Arrive ,Richtnond--s Southwark.
$40 A. M.-Week Days--r1bn. Ashlnnd Gao.
connmoda tion. A pa 71 its 81
I SEQ A. M.---Week Dnys-Dyrd 81. Freder!ckA.$
burg Accommodation. ii8I
$40 a. Byrd St. Through. ssssT
'1' 100 A. IN M;-Week Days---pyrd ct. Through.
2:it I, paily--Alnin 81, Through. .s
?;l5 + NJ Dali byrd 81. Through. . II -
o;co =. M,-Daify-Byrd 81. Through. tocal
70 e r. M.-paly-sfaln ST. Through. a5is
NOIE-Pulnan Sleeping or Paror Cars on /
mond ll:5o A. NJ. week days. and local accom-.
,1 Time Of arrivals and departures and connee..s
w .. DUKE G. ". cuLp. w. p: TAYLOR
Asst to Press Gsn'l. supt. Traf. Sisr.f;s
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American
National Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.

The commercial accounts OF individuals.
Arms and corporations are invited, and
every accommodation will be EXTENDED
that is justified BY the customers flnan-
cial responsibility and deposit balance
Ample capital. thorough office organza-
tIon and excellent connections enable the
Institution to give Its customers unsur-
passed facilities.
Savings accounts of s1.0o and upward
arc received and interest at the rate OF
8 per cont.
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NAVAL. STORES

E SAVANNAH. GA, May l4.-TURPENTINE-
Steady at SEC. receipts. 1867 casks; shipments,
~ casks Rosin--Firm: sales ,vbs barrels ;
sales 1905 barrels; receipts, 1867 barrels; ship
ments, 3.43o barrels: stock. H.5Ss barrels.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
d PETERSBURG, VA, May i5l4-PEANUTS
spanish--Market nrm at sL07h per bushei.
Virgtnias-Market Arm at !3hc for fancy stock;
machine picked at 1&QaAc; Smelling stock.
lkG2c
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mark. cases Included, 161ic.: Arsts, 16hc.:
prime nrsts l61Ic.; extras. si1c. Cheese---steady

BALTIMORE. MD. May 14.-FLoUR-.Firln
and unchanged. wheat-Dull; spot contract
s!has7Rc.;., southern. 75e cornoFirn; 81. spot.
No. mixed. s7has7Nc. Rye-Firm; Mo- 2,
western, 71972c. Butter-stendy and unchnng-
ed 4 fancy Imitation. ls61ec.: do, creamery,
2ll2ec. Eggs-steady and unchanged at lsc.
Cheese-Actve; large. September. 14Nc.; No
vember. 14c.: medium. nominal at 2!ac.; SINAI J.
new, y l0hc.4 Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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Chesapeake e Ohio Ry.5

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st, Louis. chi.$$
eago. louisville, Nashville, Memphis. Il *
200 =. m. and II 90 p n. daily. a Il
Westbound Local Trains: 8 Isl ssS VII
1870 a. M daily and Sis D. M. week days.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point.E
900 a m. Ind 800 p. M daily. lS
Local for Newport News and Old Point
1885 a. m. and 500 p. m. dali
James River Tine: I'M
S 1870 a. ~ daily: Sis D m. week days
Arrive Maine Line from West: II 40 An MO
tss lao 4. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ, s7:45 p NJ. From
East: '10:05 Az. NJ, tl1:A5 A.. NJ, = 90 P..
$500 p. M. James River: 'ts:40 "A. NJ, 70; So
P. NJ tsDally; sex. Sunday {ts 'Ig88
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ding uplands, na5: mddling gulf, 1870; salcs.
1874 bales.
Total to-day at all portH-Net receipts: l.3's
bales: export to 81 Great Britain i e, 1aes .
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. 244ss
bales; export to Great Britain. $500 bales; g, 70
France, 5.Sl2 bales; to the Continent 3i.24a
bales. S.E4 Fra $50
Total since September LIST ct all ports-Net
receipts, lis, III bales; export to Great Britain.
2ss baes e. France s74s baleg t Ca ~
bales to Mexico. s.7e4 bales
NEW ORLEANS, May 14-coTToN-spot
cotton quiet hut steady. Sales l,soo bales,
including 80 to arrive and go { 10. Q. ?; quo
opened steady and UNCHANGED There nt,cs was as
Upward. BY noon the market had improved
3dl points and thereafter advanced 3H7 points
additional on strong bull support closing firm
within a point OF the top. the list showing net
Cotton futures closed: May. 1lss; June. 1lN
bid July, 1l.4s; August l1.la; September. 1917;
October. 1868; November 1853; December
ia
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New yor,. central ren. sns.............. os,a
Nav Iersav CenfrnI gen. 6s................ 125
EoI bern paddle 4s ..,,,.............. 1o3M
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Nortnlt ana Western CON 4s............... 100 4
Oregon short Line rcfunding 4s.......... o5A
Pennsvlva Ma cony Observation-Disclosures. %
nehdine General s...,..................... 10oll
a.. Il on,o n nj Iron Mountain con- IS. 80. III
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4B........ s5A
st. Louis southwestern con- 4s............... So
Southern pacflo Is eSh
Southern Pacific ist Is certIncatc......... p;M
Southern Railway 5s .,.....t. E............ III,
Texas and Pacific lists (offred) ............. l23
roicdo, H. Land Western 4s............. 50
Union Pacific 1G4M
United States Steel I'd Observation-Disclosures. T:h
WahaHh Observation-Disclosures. ll3A
WABASH Deb. Bs....... ....................... ;sA
tTosternG Md Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc
yvheaiina. and Lake Erie 4s................. 50
Central Observation-Disclosures. s0a
~ and q (.olinte ral Trust 4s.,...,.,..,...4 IS
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD, May H-Se-iboard Ar
lne. common and prererred-Noth'nz doing
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May H.-FLOUR-Farm ana
quiet. Rye-Flour-steady. cornrnea-tls M
tor. Options show partial sc net advance.
May, soMc; July. s7'se; sepsen,neT' s sIsva
o6 GGon. Me n Se hIghe4 .e M nS e e. July
6sAc.; September, 0sAc; December Ssc' Oats
beef-steady Cut MeatsEsteady.. .. Lard ard,
s Sessy Tsinss a4'es family $500
raow-Dul. Kosn-Firm at S4aa l1s9, I IT.
tine--Firm -. ~, ~ CO,
points lower sugar-Raw gu Is;, tar REM
Ing 2e-s?o; csniri n.ds 20 naSned ouie,
a su,,or soEai creamery 4qsc Cheese
steady; old. STATE. FULL cream large and s Small
and white uIl3hc,; new state, ~! , creal,',
large and small colored ana wn arh 'Y acect
ed, &c. Western. firs,s, l7Mc.; southerns. no
fotaoes-Irregular Bermuda per barrel rel, s S5o
5o South Carolina "a ana 1er Geaps s5as
sata and i'% Wes,ern s European sg
400 sweet steady Jersey pSr ~ 9afps srae
ather aomesuo s I'VE Freshss to Liverpool
Steady; cotton by steam. l0c, grain by STEAM
1kd. t ,i,..a
os2ss. pr9s sssas to ' IN 'se
nominal; prime summer yellow. "a SssTt,S'c'
prime white. 4lc,; prime winter yellow. 4lc'
wheat u erep in the the southwest ana especially In
Kansas Is suffering for lack OF rain strength
ened the local wheat market to-day, the close
being Arm Jsy Up E' j. ezra va; s sien
We're a shade to SC. higher,
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg. Va. May H. 1906,
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket Tor the two weeks ending May IL 1905.
reported by John L. Oglesby, OF Lynch's Ware
Sold Week ending May 4th. $1,000 pounds
sold week ending May nth, l01 100 R9unast ~
crease for the week ending May l4th' % 4w
py Sold from September !, 1905. to May II, 1906,
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Cash quotations were as fol s{%s3s. No9 a
Sas4s.; No. q red, sSss a9ie. No. CORN ~ q
ssHe. No, yellow, 5eaa6e@H az Nj %b,ie os sts
NO. rye, 54c, Good feeding barley, lgY
isIsc. fair to choice mailing. iae Nc, J M Mess
seed sos No no sdanS q lara g. ner ia
p pound ss55; short ribs sides (looSSs3 $s SY
s5 short clear sides bosed.1, j, ss@g2S W cons
tract grade, 3ll,2 Butterflies ser; creamery,
H4G?0e,; dairles. 1s@lsc EgSs-steedy =
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manufacturing business is on very
sound foundation. The weekend reports
from abroad CONFIRM unusual activity IN
European mills and promise OF It's con-
c,,mstances a large new crop is absolutely
essential, and complaints sucN as those
now coming In threatening to reduce the
Yield must necessarily, give the spinning
better prices before the end OF the week;
Liverpool Is due to come about 20 .
points higher in the morning'
5.9asRange Of the Market.
tft9f3tsHt Open,gHigh. Low. Close
1arnarv h. 40 80 ,10.74 1906 1914
NAV ll.43 1884 1l.4l
5@lS ...,...lo.@ io,7l ldss 1910
December 1903 1911 10.S 1910
New York Spots quiet and . poiats up;
mlddling II .95; sales n bales
Nov Orleans Spots quiet and steady;
sales, $50 bales; mtdallng, II us.
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Richmond, Va. N
cAJ.ES AT BOARD.

Virginia ss-1,bto ut eits: 5000 at 3ih -
Virginia ccnturlee-aoo Mt g; 1000 at s'' Ivy
= y - us SALES since BOARD.
virginia 4(.enturcs--3O0 at 95h. Js
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE APRIL 8TF. ~
Trains leave Richmond daily: w Z. y. Il
For Florida and South, sos A. NJ, :2o =. NJ
For Norfolk, 500 a. NJ, 800 = NJ n; and
r Far N. and w. Ry. west. 1910 and s;os
For or Petersburg. 900 A. NJ. 1910. 400. 5:as.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville. 1858 F. NJ
Traing arrive Richmond daily: 4;17, % ;aS.
"t srxccpt sunday. s.sunday only. sa1
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec.s
lions not guaranteed :, ~
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p E,15;,[ TOBACCO MARKET.

(As2 Reported by craddock-Jones. Virginia
Warehouse) gitstif9{
nm Petersburg, Va May II. 1906.
Sales light and market about as last quoted.
Most of the crop has been marketed
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III s. LII 49, 49,. 81. -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Commercial bills. 4s2G4S2 lis. Ba
silver. &c "a. Mexican dollars. 81.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-05-02
Mrs. Mollie Glover Found
Dead with Head Split Open
and Nearly Severed from
Body.

Bristol, Va, April 26.-Mrs.
Mollie Glover, a woman about
thirty years Of age, was found
dead in her bed at the home Of
CYL Lutierell on Second street.
shortly alter midnight this morn.
ing, with her head spit open and
almost severed from the BODY.
a large bloody IKE was lying
under the bed. The murder was
committed about II O'Clock, and
Is shrouded in mystery. though
Cyl Luttereli has been arrested
and is in Jail on suspicion. He
Is about 81 years Of age and an
empIoye of the Norfolk and
Western railroad company. Lut-
tere who was working last night,
claimed that he let the house
about . O'Clock ana locked The
door, and returning about II
O'Clock found the door as Re had
left it, and entering, found the
bed covering completely over
Mrs. Glover aud things disturbed
in the room. He says he raised
the cover aui The ghaslIy sight
OF a woman lying in a pool of
blood with III bed clothings
completely saturated, met his
\eyeo and he ran. Lutterell did
pot report the murder tor over
Ihn hour, aud when questioned
was very nervous and told what
the police reaard a, flimsy tales
of the circumstances leading up
to the murder.
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-23
Nov. 11 Dec 7

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE of South Dakota, County, OF Roberts
~ SIS. In County Court.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
OF Henry Kampeska y minor.
by virtue of an O.der and decree OF the
County Court Of Roberts County. South Da.
kota, made on the petition of the UNDER
signed A. p, Paulson. guardian Of the e estate
County; South Dakota, for an order TO sell
5th day Of November. 1905, the undersigned
guardian of the estate Of said minor viii on
OF after the 18th day Of December 1905. sell
at private sale 1t the ONCE OF the County
Judge OF Roberts County. South Dakota. in
the City Of SissetOn. Roberts County. South
Dakota, the real estate situate in Roberts
County, south Dakota, described - follows,
to wit: an undivided one third interest In
the south half OF tho southwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter Of section twelve a. and the southeAst
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section
thirteen (l3l township one hundred twenty
four (le4) north Of range dfty-one Isl west
Of the 5th r. n. 6ioSet0n and WahpetOn In
dian Reservation Lands, TO the highess bid.
der for cash. Bids or Offers to purchase Seid
real estate must bo N writing and may DO
left Vt the oflioe Of the County Judge Of Rob
erts County. IN Stsseton, Roberts Comfy.
South Dakota, or delivered to the under
signed guardian personally u any time be-
fore the making Of said sale.
Dated sisseton 8. D.. November u lvA
Guardian Of the estate Of Henry Kan:
pesks, minor. eisseton. D.
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Noy 1G-Dec I.

Nov 16-Dec Z,
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF South Dakota. County of Roberts,
" In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate and guar
dianship of Phillip Kampeska, MINOR.
BY virtue OF au order and decree ef the
County Court of Roberts County. South Da-
kota made on the petition o the undersigned
a. D. PaulSon, guardian of the estate Of
Phillip kampeska, minor, of Roberts Coun-
ty, South Dakota, for an order to sell the real
estate OF said minor made on the 5lh day of
the estate OF said minor will on or after the
18th day Of December 1906, sell ut private sale
at the office OF the county judge OF Roberts
County. South Dakota, in tho city of Sisseton
Roberts County. South DAKOTA the real
estate situate in Roberts County, South Da-
kota, described as follows, to-wit: an undi
vided one third interest in the south half OF
the southwest quarter and the northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section
northeast quarter Of section thirteen (i3).
township one hundred twenty-four Q.4)
north, Of range fifty one {5D west of the 5th
p. NJ. Sisseton and Wahpeton Indisn ReSee.
walton Lands, to the highest bidder for cash.
Bids or oners to purchase said real estate
must be In writing and may be left At the Of
ice Of said county judge Of Roberts County,
in Sisseton. Roberts County, South
Dakota, or delivered to the under
signed guardian personally 1T any time before
tho making Of said sale.
1906 s''' S''s'''n' SCUM DAk0''' november 10
A. D. PAuLsoN,
Guardian of the estate of Phillip KampeskA,
aminof, StssetOn. s. d
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Oct 12-Nov %
SUMMONS.

State OF South Dakota. County of Roberts
IS. In Circuit Court, Fifth judicial Circuit.
James l.. Jury plaintin, VS.. Lucy b. Jury.
defendant,
The State of South Dakota 10 the above
named Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer The complaint OF the plain1itf in the
above entitled action. which said complaint
was filed IN the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the Fifth judicial Circuit of the State
of South Dakota, within and for the County
of Roberts, at the Court House in SiSseton in
said county and state, on the eighth day of
October A. ID. 1906, and TO serve IL copy of
your answer to said complaint upon the sub
scriber at his office in the City of Sisseton.
Rouerts County. South Dakota. within thirty
DAYS after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day OF such service. and
If you fail 10 appear and answer said com
plant within thirty DAYS after the service of
this summons upon you as above required,
the plaintin in the above entitled action viii
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
Dated October s, 1906,
HOWARD RABCOCK,
ATTORNEY for Plalntitl.
sisseton. South Dakota.
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COURT HOUSE CULLINGs.
Real Estate Transfers.
This list Is furnished by courtesy of
Sisseton Loan & Title Co,

This list is furnished by courtesy of the
Sisseton Loan & Title Co,
NOVEMBER 8
Charles b. Smith to Evor c. smith, nell
nwA sec %, and neA 29-l25-50, $4,000,
Ole Brntlicn to Iens p. Anderson, sw,4 u
se14 sec q. l22-5l. 5000.
u S. to Eli X. Len1ngwel sw'4 nw,a sec
122-51. 500,
U S. TO Nellie Irene Todd seA nw,4, neA
swA u swA nela, sec 29.12753 S.
NOVEMBER 10
Otto w. Anderson to Newell NJ Powell
swA sec 3.12s 49, $3.50.
NovEMpER -
Geo, A. and John G. Wood to Amose II.
Hcvener, lots ga block 4 Wimot. $780,
NOVEMBER
Nes IL, Olberg to Adolph *. Eggen nwla
sec % 1850. $1,000.
Thomas n. Peever to Hugo M Lea. eIs Sc \ .
sec 1l125-52, $4,000.
Fred friedrich to Alwlno Friedrich, sell sec
2i-l26 so, $4,000.
a. Il. Merrill to Richards Trust Company
lot !, sec 90 & lot SCI, 3O.129.lS also lot 6 block
"a, Sisseton. ST.
NOVEMBER II
S. T. oscarson Co. to Fred vanderhoef. So
nwla see II, l2S.i9. 5000.
NOVEMBER Is
Clarence "A. Dodge to Mark NJ. Chatheld,
lot block 6 Powells Addition to White Rock
81.
WV. Ratcliif to L. e Rutc,ir VIZ mel, 4
eX nwh 1922 80 $4,000
Mark NJ, Chatfsld to Amelia "A. Dodge lot
8 blocls6. Powells Addition to White Rock, s..
NOVEMBER II
o. A, Chaplin to Oke Svenson, ma swi4 sec .,
& els SEX sec 1875 so. ST.
Ella G. Babcock to oke svonson, n,a sw4
sec 2. s. Ell SEX sec S-125.52. 81.
John Anderson to II. NJ. knight, lot 20 block
q, lots to 1e block 68, lot q block los, lots IL
o24 block lis. lots 10 to ls block %, slsseton
GEO.
Hugh r. Gilliland to the State Savings
Bank OF Ortley, lot IL block 8. Anderson
500.
Hugh r, Gilliland to the State savings Bank
OF ortley. lot II block g, Anderson. $780,
Henry 9. Morris to the state savings Bank
Of ortley, lot IS. block g First Addition to
Anderson. 500.
Henry Morris to W. @. Kottke. lot block
Anderson. elGO.
Henry Norris 70 Karl w. Gustafson, lot IL
blocke. Anderson. 600.
NOVEMBER 10
Yahn stspps 70 D. J. Prindiyille. lot r.
block y, sisseton. se0o