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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
HINESBURGR.

be house of Mrs. Willard Ray, three
Is from the village was totally con-
Jed Friday morning. 1t is supposed to
p taken fire from a defective stove
|. The house was insured for 81, 800
the furniture for 800. This is the
fth fire in three weeks, three dwellings
the old town hall.-Mrs. Davis of Lin
has been visiting Mrs. w. W. Bost-
K the past wcek.-George Patrick
Fed melted iron into his shoe one day
week while at work in his foundry
burned his foot quite badly.-Mrs.
Pda Chapman is very poorly.-Charles
fghton, who has been quite sick, is
|er.-October 0 during the wind
m Smith O'Brien's colt team became
|htened in front of w. C. Trapp's store
ran until they We're stopped in front
\. w. r. IIaydens department store
bout serious damage.-The dance given
1.-THE o. f.. S. Order of the Eastern
~ Friday evening was attended by G5
Plies. Hulls orchestra furnished musir.
Forge Davis, who is at the Mary
(cher hospital, is reported GONZALES
f.-There will be a sociable at Roger
pans Tuesday evening, the l6th.-F
Post has sold to Carlis Bostwick Of
ksboro his farm and the Orson Ken
house in the village; consideration
PIT S.o0.-James Fraser, who had n
FIX or paralysis few days ago, is
|ewhat better.
|rs. G. NJ. Rowell Of Rutland visited
son, Spaford Rowell, recently spend
"A few days.-Mrs. Lee and her two
+ of Dorset visited at Mr.. Sykes's last
COdding of the hish
pol and Miss LoOd, the assistant. will,
IND the State teachers meeting this
|k,-Last Saturday +. s. Coleman Stat
Rowell and Harry Strong went to the
of Camel's Hump. They waded
hugh eight inches Of snow and found
road in bad condition from fallen
|s.--The late gales have blown off all
|apples not picked, untopped stacks of
and blown down many trees and old
|dngs.-The ground was white with
" Friday morning and 1t remained in
hills for several days.-Charles Bost-
+ OF Starksboro has purchased the
pm Kenyon place in the village for
% and Frank Posts land and stock for
|0,-Word comes from the Rev. T. j..
fris at Eagle River, Wis, that on ac-
ht OF poor health he will give up his
(orate at that place and come to re-
at Saratoga, n. Y.
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BAKERSFIELD HOLLOW.

l. W. Paris, overseer of the poor of
Fairfax, brought Jebediah Dickinson to
the poor house receutly.-Haskell Mayo
OF West Berkshire is to take possession
Of William Temples farm, November j.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart have complet-
ed work for w. n Cutting and are
stopping with Mrs Harris parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Corron.-There was 4
party at the home - II. j. Hayes last
Friday evening.-William Temple is visit
ing his brother in lrasburgh.- iiiam
Pfannstie and Olive Fassett were married
October by the Rev w. f. Newton of
West Fnosburph
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CHARLOTTE

|ous j. Dean, r. F. D. carrier on
tie No. left last Saturday, on a 10
rs vacation, which he will spend with
brother, Richard, in Hanover, n. H.,
lore his return he will attend the
tie Sunday school convention at Ran
|ph.
IN Sunday Mrs. L. b. Mcneil received
telegram from Cassopolis, Mich, an
Encing the sudden death of her aunt,
|susta Treadwel Higbee. wife of the
Peter V. Higbee, an old time citizen
/ his town. The burial will take place
|dnesday. Mrs. Mcneil made her home
N this aunt while being educated IN
Ylpsilantic Normal school.--W. II.
mes OF Proctor has been spending his
|ation with his brother. Charles T.. ut
old home here. Mr.. Holmes Is suffer-
from the effects of a severe dog bite.
tived several weeks ago on the inside
khe left leg.-Nr, James and family Of
Dybridge have recently visited Mr.. and
+. Charles Harvey. Mr.. James Is a
|theT of Mrs. Harvey.-W. n. Root and
PLY are to occupy the house Of II. w.
|t during the winter.-Mrs. j. H..
|ev and Miss NJ. E. Jones drove to Ad-
|n for a short visit last week Several
|bur teachers will attend the teachers
|venton in Middlebury-T has been
successful year for beekeep-
The library association are to give
ash supper some time this month to
st in paying for the new sheds now
Iding. There will be Ave double, one
Ele shed and a woodshed. 1t is pro-
ed to make a bee to do UNDERMINING
grading.
Ianton Coleman Is in Isle La Motto
ling apples for Ralph Smith.-Mi SIS
IE. Mech has a fine cottage completed
| he lake front near McNeil's ferry
TO- Foote is loading apples for New
* parties at the station here.-A
Ighter. Bernicc May. was born to Mr..
Mrs. John Coleman october Airs.
prose Abair Of Burlington has been
! ing with her daughter, Mrs. John
{inan a few DAYS
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JERICHO.

ISIS Mary White was home over Sun
from Burlington.-Mrs Sophia
tie spent Sunday with the family of
son George.-Clyde, the oldest son of
and Mrs. Otto Dingler died Friday
was buried Sunday at Essex.-Zeph
good has sold his place in this vii
to Mr.. Griffin from Waterbury, who
take possession the first Of Novem-
Mrs. Bostwick and Mrs. Lee of
cho Center were in the village Sum
Mrs. Hebert spent two days last
k in Underhill.-Mr. and Mrs. Holley
tn are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
ll.-Laura Carroll spent Sunday with
parents in the village.
s. Cyrus Mead of Underhill and Mrs.
H. Roscoe and little son of Essex
rtiOn We're visitors at Mrs. B. s.
tins Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs.
mon Pe,cival We're guests Friday OF
mother. Mrs. Ellen Percival.-Miss
lily Howe is spending a few days in
Buxton of Burling-
was in town William
Hey has sold his farm to George
hr.-Mrs. r. f. Havland, cousin of
+ Porter, who has been stopping with
some time, leaves Saturday for her
|e in Los Angeles, California; Mr..
id was last week loading a car with
fsh which he raised this season.
| Hobain has moved from the Field
se to rooms on the Lane farm
RS. Matte Mead was visitor in
fiugton Tuesday -Trark TYLER is
ping ut the hotel for n week.-Madam
has returned from Westford. where
has been spending several weeks
|. Chase went Wednesday on the ex-
Eon to Montreal
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

William Grassette Of Freleighsburg P.
O., and Floss!e Ryea Of Abbotts Corner,
2. O.. were married here October 10 by
the Rev CT. A. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Hull passed Sun
day in Richford.-M!ss Ellen Wagner of
Enoshurgh Falls was the guest OF Miss
Maud Parriss over Sunday.-Grover c..
Jolley and l.. Warner Howe accompanied
+. w. Pierce in his automobile to St.
Johnsbury Tuesday.-Miss Anna Stowe
went to Boston last week.-Mrs.. Mary
Ewlns, Mrs. #. A. +. Howe and daugh-
ter, Mrs. F.. A. Leighton and Miss Min
ME Capron went to Montreal Wednes-
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were here to attend tho wedding were
Watson sturtevant Of weybridEe, A. O.
sturtevant Of ewanton. Miss Edith
Howard and Miss Hazel Fairbanks OF
Randolph.
Tho fall term OF Franklin county court
which convened September II, ad,ourne,l
yesterday morning ut ton o'clock JudKo
John H. Watson Of Montpelier, was tho
presiding Judge for the term. Yesterday
morning before adjournment, IL divorce
was granted w1nona Bingham TAFT of
Fairfax, from Russell Taft OF Burlington
on the grounds Of adultery. Mr.. Taft will
appeal and the case with the entire EVIL
dence will be taken to the supreme court.
FLETCHER.
A. Il. Beeman, of Fairfax, was n
business visitor in town Monday.-JThe
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hooper gave them a very pleasant eur
prise Monday night, It being the anniver-
sary of their marriage.-The little child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Melvin is Quit
ill.-William Jones, Of Johnson, was In
town recently
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ENOSBURGH.

Alfred Libby who has been mail carrier
ever since the route was started
from East Enosbureh, has resigned and
Carleton Kiddor Is appointed In his
place. Mr.. Kldder will move on the farm
lately purchased by c. Weston at East
Enosburgh. The engine etc that was in
the Moffntt mill near Cold Harbor has
been purchased by Mr.. Blair of North
Troy and will be placed in the mill at
that place. Mr.. Pacquctte of Enosburgh
Fails is moving It and loading It on
board the cars at the Fnlls for Transport
tation.---Mr. md Mrs, Il. Smith and Mrs.
Paul Lowering of Shelton. Conn. visit ed
at tho Wright homestead Tuesday.--Mr.
and Mrs, II. II. Bessey are visiting In
Mon tsomery.-- and Mrs. Herbert
Smith visited in Richford Saturday Miss
Katherine Perley OF Enosburgh Falls
went home with Miss Florence Perley at
the close OF school Friday and returned
with her Monday morning.-Warren Per-
ley and w. c. Fassett had tele-
phones installed In their homes last Satur-
day.--Mr. and Mrs. AIRY Miller OF New
port are visiting their mother, Mrs. Sarah
6tevens.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Perley
and Mrs. NJ. A. Wood visited at Mr. Mel
win Wright's Wednesday, A very plea
sent gathering was the ladies dinner which
was held at the home Of Mrs Lyman
Gilbert Saturday.--A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Dee Gilbert few days ago at
St. Johnsbury.--Mrs. Warren Perley and
sister, Mrs. Wood have gone to Swanton
to visit their neice, Mrs. Mary S. Judd.
Mrs. John Cassidy, Mrs. Morris Wood
ward and Mrs. George Fairbanks went
to St. Adams Friday Miss Beulah Brad
ley is better
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sWANTON CENTRE.

Mrs. j. T. Catlin returned home last
week much improved in health. after
visiting friends at points In New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts, whittier she
went for an entire change and rest
Master Merrill Stockmon OF St. Adams
Bay spent Wednesday with his brother
Melvin, at A. *. Honsinger's.--J T. Cat
lin, who has been confined to his bed Il
month with sclatlca, improves very slow
ly.--T. f. Catlin of Sheldon visited his
brother, Jasper, early In the week.
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FAIRFAX.

Osman Bellows Is quite ill--F'ay Mar
win and Harry Butler have returned
from Manitoba.-Mrs. Turmont Ta Dor
spent last week with friends in Georgia.
The annual fair given 10y the Ladies'
Improvement Society. will be held in the
town hail. October 90 and 20. Cake and
ice cream will be served. and donations
Of fancy articles will be thar kfully re-
ceived by the ladies. 1t is desired that
the towns people turn out and help all
they can as the money made Is to be
used in maintaining the electric lights
which are being installed in the village,
Miss Anna Butler is litt'c better
Hon. John F.. Kendrrk of Providence,
r. l.. is visiting his family.-NIrs. j. IL.
Rusgles is confined to tho house by
sickness. oliver Cherripr has rented the
Kinfleld black smith slop ON the hill
l. e. Hunt has so far recovered OF his
late sickness to go Tally to the post
Off
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ESgEX CENTER.

Mrs. d. ]. Williams and son. Castle,
attended Mrs. A. w. Cookies funeral
at South Burlington Sunday.-F. f..
Bixby and wife of Burlington visited
at G. L. Bixby's Supday.-The funeral
of Clyde Dingler of Jericho was held
Sunday and the body was brought to
this place for burial in the new ceme-
tery.-William Stevens Of South Hero
is visiting at Frank Smith's.-Miss
Lula Myers visited her sister, Nellie. at
over Sunday.
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lies as organst for the Federated
)irch next Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Ad
pn Smith and Mrs. Isham were In
klburne recently at Mr.. and Mrs.
|ton's.-Mr. and Mrs. Alger of Starks-
b were guests of their daughter. Mrs.
X. Tarbox this week.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Celia Costello returned Wednes-
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she has been for treatment the
past four weeks-Mr. and Mrs. d. O.
Bullock spent last week in Swanton, re-
turning home Tuesday.-M Sarah Co.'S
tello expects to move to her house this
W aelc
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HILL WEST.

Gardner Frazier and his daughter Of
Enosburgh Falls, recently visited at the
home of Herbert Ranville,- Miss Gertrude
Hawkins started Monday for Barton
where she has secured q pos!tion.-Mrs
Walter Norway Is on the sick list.-Mr
and Mrs. A. A. Rushford Of Montgomery
spent Tuesday at the home Of Fl. H..
Rushford. Tho condition Of Mrs. Phebia
Shangraw is not SO well-Mr. and Mrs.
William Monteith of Farnhan are visit
ing at the home Of John Monteith.
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NEW YORK 1o1vroN MARKET.

, New Yorl;, oct L.
Cotton futurca opened barely steady.
Oct. sl0g9; Nov. &c.; Dec. Sl0.62. jan. 5000
Feb Old. sll.N; March. sli.13; april, Sl1.14
bid: May nl2l; June, sii.2jN11.2s; July
$ll.29. Spot closed quiet, middllng upand5
NLI; niddlng gulf sll.50 sales, none.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


INV Urk, OVt'
WHEAT-Receipts $500 bu; sales,
l,250O0 blu futures; spot firm. Bullish
Argentine crop news explained a moder-
ate advance in wheat to-day. 1t was
supplemented by higher English cables,
good Northwest buying and rumors of
export sales. Realizing near the close
provoked reactions and last prices were
hut I.dkc net higher Sales included No.
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WEST WILLISTON.

bstin Bartomy has purchase the late
gall Munson Observation-Disclosures Miller
Mr., Zero are camping and hunting
he river In North Williston.-Mrs. C.
Forbes has gone to Montreal on the ex-
zion to visit her mother, Mrs. Small.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

The Mesdames WEIGH, Moore and Deal
and Miss Deal of Highgate called on
friends here Tuesday.-Mrs, James Spears
visited relatives in Fairfield recently.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Mary Fargo visited friends in
Richmond Tuesday.-Mrs. a. 7. Sherman
was in Burlington Monday.-Mrs b. c.
Martin is ill.-Mrs. n. A. Johns returned
home Saturday evening.-Mrs. Eddie
Charles, who has diphtherla, remains
about the same-Mrs. j. S. Sweet is in
Burlington this week.-Mrs.. Jane Fuller
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ELGIN ..TTER MARKET

Elgin, H., oct. 5.--Butter ruled firm
to-day at 28 cents Il pound. Total output
for the week $4,000 pounds
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BOSTON COPE, AlARkEI.


Moderate activity ana general siren 9Th
'hnrHrter!yCd the copper stock market to-
any Prices oascI in the afternoon am
trading wUn dull Tho general list was
quiet
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. Oct Il,
BUTTER-Steady. Northern, 2slha3Oc
Western, 20 l-3a27ia; dairy, 25c,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Vermont twins, lS9
nc
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
HIS FIRST WATERSPOUT.
Green Sailor Boy Wanted to See One, and He Was Quickly Ac-
 commodated.

A waterspont fs one of the first things a green sailor boy wants to see. He has read about it as one Of the wonders of the sea. and 1t houses his keenest curi- osity. He gets the old sailors to promise to call him when one is sighted. They promise, winking steaithiiy at each oth- CT, relates an exchange.
 The ship geta down into tropical va" ters. and the boy is told that a water- spout may come along almost at any siIile.
 One night he. is awakened suddenly. AZ old sailor shakes him. s Come on! Hurry up, young feller; thore's a waterspout on the starboard bow bearing right down on us."
 The boy hastena up the companion- vsy without waiting to dreas, and as he darts out on decK ne IS thrown down by a mass of water descending on him iies a wet mountain. He struggles to his feet, gasping. sputtering:
 'eWa-a-s that-t wa-a-a-ter spout!
 The sailors are around him roaring. Thenx he looks up above the companion way and sees an empty hOgshead. Having seen and felt the waterspout, he descends to his bunk, wipes himself dry and turns :s. Next time waterspouts In great num- beys may be reported on both bows, but hs will have no particular desire to ob- serYe them.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
Starting Run on Bank.

Waile a woman was waiting to de- posit five dollars in New England savings bank she saw man draw out s908. She had never before seen 50 much money at once. and concluded that the bank could not stand such . heavy drain on it's resources. She told her friends about it. and the news spread that the bank was in danger. A. run" followed. and the depositors were not satisfied that the bank waa sound until between ten and twenty thousand dollars had been withdrawn. The men who read this paragraph need not say that tho ching would not hava happened if it had not been for silly woman. Fuii-grown men. with years of business experience. do just as silly things when they get frightened about losing their money.-Y0uth's Compan. Ion.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
Kuroki's Name.

Several French soldiers, survivors of the Chinese expedition of 1856. are re- sponsible for the statement that Gen. kuroki is in reality half French. His name. they say. is properly spelled Curique. According to the story of these soldiers. a French officer, Capt. Curique. while serving in China i. 1856. married a Japanese girl. A son was born to them. who was given the Japanese name Kuroki. correspondins to the French CuriQue. This son. it is said. Is Ger. Kuroki. Capt. Curilus died last year in Franca.-Londo1 Hour Glass.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
Wouldn't Give Him Time.

Brokeleigh-I did think of ordering . suit from Cutts, but I cou,da't get hin to promise to give 1t to ms on time.
 Nevitt-Why, he's usually ven yrompt.
 BrokelsisA-OA, y0: but hs vaxesa mo te bs equally Dseno4-JAneaslDAh te>
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
Baby's Eyeiashes.

Soma mothers clip the baby's eye. lns,es to make thsm grow long. This may be all right for the baby, but after maturity has basn rsachee it Is perhaps i,stetr 70 rub lfttis pure ointment or plain vaccine into tho iashes: yathO tAxa ss c:t3 ta~ saIA--E hsi isxlTeG
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
Warning Order.

Maud Butler, plaintiff, v.,. l. N- Butler, isfe1.l ant, In the Jackson Cbaacer2 Court. The defendant, L N. Butter, IS warneti to a;- o.,ar in this court 9r..;n tstirty es2s aEd answer the conplant os the plnihed, Ms.c Butler.
 Given this 2ss day of March. iso6
 j. 9. NEAL. Cess.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-09
THROUGH DAILY PULLMAN TOURIST STEPPING CARS, SJ. LOUIS LOS ANGElfS.

SHIPPING CARS, SJ. LOUIS JOS
 ANGEifS.
 The Union Pacific has placed in service a through Sleeping Car between above points, via the Wabash, Union Pacific, Ore qpn Short Line and the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroads. Cars to leave St. Louis every day and r1n through without change.
 Stopover is made at Salt Lake City, thus affording passengers whole days sight. seeing in the Mormon City.
 This line is equipped with 16 section, wide, yestibuied Pull man Tourist Sleeping Cars, of the latest pattern and first class in every respect.
 / Connections can be made en route with Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars in same train for San Francisco and Portland.
 Inquire of L. N.E. Townsley, G. A. 9OS Olive St.. St. Louis. Mo.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02

audiences the town ever turned out
witnessed she performance.
Look at the top of the clock in the
Post Office.
Regular bi-rnonthly services will
be held at the Episcopal church
next Sunday. Morning at 1o:45,
afternoon at the regular time.
At the NJ. E. church next SUM-
day, the morning subject will be
"The God of the People," In the
evening an excellent song services
will BE- held.
About 81 900 remains to be
raised on the sum the city is to put
up for the Downie. Wright Mfg.
Co. The company is preparing
its structural steel, etc. for its
buildings here.
Several new pieces of machinery
have arrived for the Charles
Machine Shops and many more are
on the road. The men are busy
installing the new machinery which
will be in operation in short time.
Mr.. Charles is at present in Mystic
experimenting some work on the
new Crouch road. He is expected
home IN few days.
Governor Elrod has appointed
as delegates to the convention
which meets at Washington Feb.
10TH to 26th to consider and formu-
late universal divorce laws: q. w.
Case Of Watertown, DR.. H. K.
Warren of Yankton, Hon. Thos
Sterling of Vermillion, Hon. A. w.
Burt OF Huron, and Bishop w.
H. Hare of Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Charles Marshall WHO has
been very i'll for the past three
weeks has somewhat recovered.
A school teacher in this neigh.
borhood received the following
note from the mother OF one cf he,
pupils, oder Mis-. you writ ne
about lickin' Sammy, hereby give
you permishun to beet him up en-,
time it is necessary to learn his
lessons. He is just like his f4tner-
you have to learn him with club
Pound nollidge into him. l wan,
him to getit and don't pay no at,en
ton to what his father says, III
handle him."
Beach & Bowers MINSTREL:
packed Library Hall to the door.
last week and evidently gave salts
faction judging from the applause
they received.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-02-02
A: e.. Y! q the Home
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Moderate In prioe-Makes pursst food,
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior, United States
Land Office.
Rmpid City, S. D.. Jan. %, 1906.
sufficient contest a tfidavit having been filed
In this office bv Arthur f. Hall contestant,
AGAINST homestead entry No. 5355 made April
~. 500. for the we Of the SW4 Sec. and
Lot and the NEi, SEA OF Sec. /, S. II. 10 f.
b. II. NJ, by Joseph N. Mcbride. deceased,
whose heirs and .pers nal representatives are
therein made defendants and contestees, In
which 1t ts alleged that said land is wholly
unmproved, not fenced or cultivated or any
part thereof broken; that there is no house or
other building thereon ana no indications that
there ever were any; that said land Is not oc-
cupted; that neither said Mcbride nor his
heirs, II any, ever established or maintained
any residence on said land, or ever cultivated
or improved the same; that said Mcbride died
IN the summer Of OF 1899. and that his heirs
II any, are non-resitents OF this state and their
names and addresses are to constant unknown
Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond Z, offer evidence touching said allie
cations at ten O'Clock q. III. on March 9Th
1905, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office iii Rapid City, S. D.
The said contestant having in a proper afi
daVit filed Jan. %, 1906, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice can not be made. 1t is hereby or
dered and directed that said notice be given by
due and proper publication.
GEO. P. BENNETT.
]. BURKE, REGISTER
Receiver.
Drank D. Bangs, Attorney