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Cotton quiet mddling q 81 net !. r es l,t
5ss bales: export 10 the Continent. ss5 bales.
Total to-day at all pG9.sSs resebs ses i q
the Continent, 10, 44s bales; stock 1876. l2a bales
Consolidated at all ports--Net RECEIPTS &c ~, y
bales; export to Great Britain; asb nales 40 20
France g. 200 bales; to the Continent, yl,S3
bales; to Japan, $50 bales q, - ~.
w Total since September LIST at ~ porttsn,,N;et
s,sSsT25 bales; to France, e7L 7ot bales; 70 ne
Continent. 24ss. ss2 bales to Japan ll6 4ei pa'es;
to Mexico 2.784 bales,
B NEW ORLEANS, June li,-coTToN-spo
cotton was steady at an advance OF he; mid.
dIing INC. /; sales $50 bal les on the spot and
i ITO TO arrive. a total OF 200 bales.
r. Futures quot with prices unchanged 70
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NAvAY. EOREq

WILMINGTON. aF M c., June u.--SPIR1TS
TURPENrTNEsteady at bslkc..;;8 receipts 81
casks Kosin--Nothi doing; receipts. ~ phr-,
rels, Tar-Ftrm at 81. 90; receipts. 81 tbarreis.
Crude Turpentine-F1rn: hard, 1880; dip, s4.io;
virgin 81. is receipts. 2ss barrels. !.
SAVANNA All, G. June ll.ITURPENTINE-
Firm at 67A 967,tc.: ales. go ca SKIS; receipts,
7ol casks shpenss ~ a. r. psss
ments, 1918 barrels; stock. $3.50 barrels.
CHARLESTON 8. c.. June i1.-rURPEN-
TINE AND @ROSlN-Nothingg doing !, 5B y a
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RAILROADS.
R. s n. s ! D y ; /, !,

II. s r. ss!; =; /, !,
Trains Leave Richmond -Norshward.
$50 4. N.-pa.ly. Byrd st. Through,
$50 a. M--Daily--Mnin 81. Through. n,
f7:8 a. M.--Week Days-Eba. FrsdericksburA
Accommodation ~
$40 a. M --Daily-Byna st. rnsoust.
2:oS noon-Week Days-Byrd St rsroush.
400 z. M.--Weck r,ays-Byrd ST. Fteaerieks-
burg acconrr odation. S$95533ss . FL
sos P, M-Daiiy--Man 81. Through. Il N II
$50 F, MaW N Days---Elba. Asannd ss-
s;A p. M.--D.ily-Byrd st Through.
Trains Arrive Rehmond--so
E6:4o A. M.--Week Eays-rlba Ashland u u.
cor1modation. ~ $40 II
4 $50 A. M.--Week Days--Hyrd 1t. TrsderickJ.
bu1g accommodation sgS
s;S a. M.--Daily-Byrd ST. Through. IN
ll;Ss 4. M,-Week Days-Byrd st, Through.
a:,t ?. M-lDaiiy-hta,n 81, Through.
o;so T. M.-Week Days Eba. Freaer,cksbu:g &
Accommodation. e.
MBBs'lly-byrs 81 81 4 Hasssss La.
$50 Il II r-psily--sta 81. Through, i
NOTE Pullman Sleeping OF parlor Cars On &
all above trains. except Trains arriving ken. I
niond 80 A. AZ. week days, and local accom-
/, Time q arrival. and departures and ccns,es-6
Asst. TO PRIEST. Gen'L supt. Trnf. Mgr.
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{. = SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia c-ntur.es-..S0 at esHs.
g5 STATE SECURITIES. BID. Asked
North Carolina As, C.. 1910. Z. !. !. 1o3 =.
Is s :: as sc 81 and e. 81 x
ff RAILROAD BONDS III
Atlanta and Char. Is, -, r 1871 -. 1os q.
iAs8C H.. r. r. Con. 1r - D.. O.. 100 II. III
A. C,.L. r. 8R. Gifts. OF Ind. : p G. 90 l,. 8
Georgia Pacific list IS. c.. sl2i l23
Georgia, So and Fla. 1915. ......... 5ll3 $3.50.
Georgia and Ala Con- S., 1913 $3.50. 1llh -.
Nor. and Western Ry. 49,, IS5S. 10l -. 81
Nor and Western Pocahontns 4s.-.. 90
Weatern N. G.. LIST g.. c., 19i4........ lib 49,.
5Seaboard Air Line list a., 1880 80. 81 80.
s RAILROAD 81 STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line 100 147
Atlantic Coast Zine pfd .......... 400 100 l23
tlantic Goa st Line com ". 100 l47 ~ -.
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 5SX -.
liANk AND TRUST COMPANY arOch1 ~
American Eat!onal....,.............lo0 l28 -. I'll
city 4. =
F1.st National. 10 eco
Merchants National. ...........,....i 100 t76
National Bank OF Virginin.,... 100 1871 ~.
We MISCELLANEOUS m
Va..aS:r.& Chem pfd.. p. c. 100 ITO y
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
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Cotton Letter
! By MILLER & COMPANY.

NEW YORK. June 11.-There were
signs Of n1anipulationain all the markets
today, but whether those indicate a con-
certcd effort to inaugurate summer
boom cannot yet be determined.
a Liverpool futures were up q to 8 points
after the holidays where rise of only
3 to ~ was expected 5s4
in New Orleans. there was a furry
In the July option as the result of active
covering by shorts in that month, and an
extreme advance of rs points was tenn
aporarily scored. The. burden of all mes
sages from New Orleans is that the me-
$cessitles of exporters who have shipping
gements during. June and ] uly, will 4
absorb all the availa bly cotton there and
at tributary points, thus leaving July
shorts without protection. Our market
responded to mild extent to the squirt
In New Orleans. Our local stock of 140, "a
900 bales of cotton may or may not be {
rendered IN. New; Orleans 81 the advance
there should proyeo sufficient This
\ would ma tura llya Sbe II denes sunless some
understanding is reached between the
bulls in thee two markets. and tthe ma
Ftority$ of the stock here Is held by one
operator who, for the moment at least,
is expressing bullish opinions. 4 ii, \
4 The rains in the Atlantic district to-
way WIZ DAtiH6 s5tHe CloP III lHtit sectiOH
up to tho standard of other parts Of
theS belt. S ~ III 5s& 37
Memphis kilograms picture conditions
n the central districts as approaching
tho IDEAL Texas sends good accounts,
( barring lack OF rain and weevil In the
southern portion. WEI are watching the
.weevil question with keen Interest, as 1t
may ! later on prove to be the turning
point OF Ia short bull campaign, should
reports of damage become alarming. So
far. the weeyil damage IS not report
ed as serious. 4, g..
# Liverpool is due to- come about one
higher Tomorrow. It will BIO interest
Ing to notice whether tho spot sales
Increase. as they should, to about TO-
I 900 tales daily. Failing this, the public
will be disposed to consider advances
in futures as largely artificial. II
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BALTIMORE. MD. June 1l-FLOU H-Frn
and unchanged. Wheat-Firner; spot. con-
southern White corn. tsgssc cats-strong and
higher; No. . mixed, ,tsh0 Rye-pH!l Al!.
teS-Steady and unchanged. Egge-Flrm at
iSmc. Cheese Firm and unchanged, sugar.
STEADY and unchanged ~
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. Il. KING & co..

ll04M y, Main Str HoHlnoFu. Va'
!; Fl sTocks, COTTON AND GRAIN.
q Fractional Lots Speciality.
closs Attention TO out, of, Town Accounts,
PRIVATE WIRES,
NEW YoR<, CHICAGO, NJ w oRLEANs
Western Union Branch In our office.
stock Ticker In customsrs Room,
$s{ Members -
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
81 Strangers visiting the city are invited
to make our once their headquar ters,
ana have NAH and wires sent In: our care.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARK

DRY GOODS MARKET. 35Rs III 5
4. NEW YORK, June 1.-THE dry goods market
was at a standstiil to-day because OF a dead
lock between buyers and sellers on future con-
tracts Some shading OF prices was noticed on
wide print cloths and staple brown ana ibleach-
change took place In the market as .Whols.s
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market NARROW
and Dull AGAIN &c.
Dealings Of Day Completely
Dominated by Clique Of Pro-
fessiollal Operators.
CROP REPORTS FAvoRA 3 LIE !.
Price Movement Confined TO
Handful Of Active Specu-
lativc Issues.
CROP REPORTS FAvoRAB LIE
1nv AasocIated prsas.l

s. i III \ y
NEW gYORIs, June ll.--Price move
menta liz to-dny's dull and narrow stock
market were confined almost entirely 20
mere handful Of the active speculative
issues. particularly ST. Paul on hints
or valuable rights.
Inquiry failed to disclose any warrant
for these reports, which were indus
triously circulated by d CLIQUE OF profess
sional operators. In fact the market was
again completely dominated by this ee-
nient, though the buying OF st. Pau.
Union Pacific, and Amalgamated Copper
was OF the sort vaguely described ns
good" The tendency OF the list how
ever. was heavy, In spite OF the support
given to the issues named. Reason for
the strength OF the copper shares was
found In the report OF the Amulsamatcu
Copper Company's subsidiary concerns.
which showed an Increase IN net earn
A lngs for the year ended June l. OF over
/ 8, 10000. OF this sum Anaconda con-
Btr,hutcd about $a,5oo,oo9. The official crop
conditions were issued IN the last hour
\ <.Ihe market and seemed sutI, GENTLY IA
vorable to bring about strong close. In
addition to st, Pnvl, which made O net
gain OF points, Delaware and Hudson
advanced 6 "a and Union Pacific 5-s.;
The local money outlook wa. reassurtng.
Call loans were made below 3 per cent.
though that figure was ths prevailing
rate OF the day Over year money con-
tinued in strong demand and soma long
\ time loans covering that period we're
made at five per cent. on high class coli
lateral. Arbitrase houses were early buy
$ers OF st. Paul and Union Pacific, ana
were reported TO have sold on the ad.
vance. ~ Ii # as5
ID Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, so.3oo.ooo. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call, u 5G
sa Total sales stocks were $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK, June 1l.---Mony on call
easy. 2 3-4g73 IA per cent: ruling rate
9 per cent; closing bid 9 IA; offered at 3
lime money dull. but retains its strength;
y sixty days. 4 per cent? ninety days. Isl;
six months, a 1901 "a. !i 2
~ Prime mercantile paper 10 per cent:
Sterling exchange firm at si.ss.os1s4 80
1 for demand. and at $4.s2. 00l7$4.s2.95 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates s4.s4Gi4,S7.
Commercial bills si.s2 IS; bar silver 6s.
Z Mexican dollars 80 1-2.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. s3s
BALTIMORE. MD, June 1l.-seaboard Air
Line. common and prercrred-Sotnlng doing. 3
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RICHMOND sTOCh MARKET.

Richmond. va.IJune IL, 1905 !,
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries -. 800 at esE. IA
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND. SALE or STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
Bankers and Brokers.
hid. Asked.
Open. High. Low. Closing.

:rs.
~ III ~ 49,, lssia.ssi esss ei| E3td AsEeA
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spot cotton closed quiet and steady, points
advance; m ddlng uplands. H. ntddling gu!f,
4 II 80: sales, 1,488 bales. t2tstI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
THE 'sBUNDLE AUNTY.'

The first time the door bell rang before break
FAST When the family went into the dinngroom there
fiat bundle in Mrs. Lanes chair. > ..~'~
''Dear metz said Mrs. Lane. 81 haven't had an.
express bundle since the last time-'' =
She did not finish her sentence, but united the string,
and there in box beautiful fluffy black boa, just
what she had been wishing for some time to buy.
''Who sent it, mother?' asked Greta and Nancy and
viii and Johnny all together. -.
There's nothing on it to show who sent it, said
mother smiling.
Just they were leaving the breakfast table the
postman came, and Greta hurried to the door,
Here's package for you, father, and one for me,
she said The addresses printed both Of them,
and I can't make out the postmark, can you9''
emo, ean't, said Mr. Lane after looking closely
at his package Then he smiled at Greta, who smiled
back at him. : .-.-
Mr.. Lanes package held queer old book, which he
glad to add to his collection. Gretas pretty
lace collar just the thing she needed for her Sunday
gown rs z 49,. -@"-> - T..
''Dear me- what mysterious morning!'' said Mr..
Lane, he started downtown. ct hope we may find
out about Of these presents before night"
In the afternoon just after Nancy had home
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. ssO-oh! I ,kno-ow!' cried Nancy;
and then she Rugged the box and said
nothing more.
At o'clock came furious peal Of
the bell, as if somebody could not wait
one minute! There was the delivery
wagon from the great toy-shop at the
door, and on the steps stood iaan with
two big, queerly shaped bundles. One
was addressed to "Master William
Lane1 and the other to 'Master John
Iane.v
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The wind blew thru the world till all
(The worlds hair must know,
things like these)
ttouch Stop! Stop! The just
gave another fire
poo" . :. 49,
The chimney coughed: In surely you
smokee"a
The wind stood and blew right
chimney gaped tYou wicked
with SCOT. ~
Catherine said me and
My darling Catherine she cried oday
the storm that blows today would surely blow quite
lasl the
grandma away Catherine went to play
The wind yelled Catherine haol Fdo you
hoping you'd
Come night with don't Upon journey will
He blew the umbrella inside then both
And whed them till they perp1d ITO be continued
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Will 9 bundle

Will 8 bundle
proved to be
the newest sort
Of mechanical
toy engine, at
which VIII had
looked W it b
longing eyes
for a fortnight.
Johnny's was
a magic lantern
outfit, W h i c h
made him give
a loud whoop
Of delight.
Get knowi r
know! cried
the boys to-
gether. Then
t h 9 y stopped
andlooked wise.
At 6 o'clock
all the Lanes,
big and little,
were in the par
lor, waiting for
8 o m e t b i n G..
Anybody could
have told that
from the way
t b g y listened
whenever a car
rage went past,
and the way
Johnny k . pit
running to the
window to pull
aside the shade.
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There from the kitchen most delicious odor of
hot biscuit and gingerbread and coffee and several other
things and just then the bell rang again!
the bundle aunty!' cried all the together
they gathered round dear little old lady, and tried
to kiss her all at For that the way the 'bu
die aunty'' always came.-The Youth s Companion.
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school, there loud ring at the bell and there
stood boy with square package addressed 10 'Mss
Nancy Lane.' She had to sign her in the boys
book to show she had received the package.
When the wrapper taken off, there box of
chocoates--an Nancys favorite knds-but card to
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

State Of South Dakota. County OF Buffalo. IS.
In County Court within and for said County.
In the matter OF the es- Order 10 show
tate OF Ellen Jorgenson icause why order of
Deceased. sale of real estate
should not be made
j. Jorgenson the administrators Of the es-
tate OF Ellen Jofgenson. deceased. having
filed his petition herein praying for an order
Of sale OF oil The real estate OF said decedent.
for the purposes therein set forth. at private
SALE
1t is Therefore ordered. By the said Court,
that all persons interested In the estate Of
the said deceased appear before the said
County Court on Monday the 7th day of Jam
uary 1907 az 10 o'clockin the forenoon OF said
day, at the court room of said County Court
at the court house In the County OF Buffalo
TO show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said administrator to sell so
much OF the real estate OF the said deceased
Ellen Jorgenson as shall be necessary.
And that copy of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the DAKOTA
CHIEF newspaper printed and published In
said Buffalo County State of South Dakota.
said real estate Is particularly described as
follows: The South West quarter of Section
twentynine 900 In Township one hundred
seven 900. North Of Range sixtyeight (6s)
West OF the 5th p. M containing one hundred
sixty acres In Buffalo county. south Dakota.
Dated November END 1905.
HANS N. eleven.
Attest: Judge OF the County Court.
CHAs. f. OATES,
lSealI Clerk OF Courts.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
Weak Women

To weak and ailing women. there is at least one
way to help. But with that way. two treatments,
must be combined. One is local, one is constitu-
tonal but both are important. both essential.
DR.. Shops Night Cure is the Local.
DR.. Shops Restorative, the Constitutional.
Theformer-Dr. Shoop's Night Cure-is topical
mucous membrane suppository remedy, while DR..
shoop's Restorative is wholly an internal treat
ment. The Restorative reaches throughout the
entire system. seeking the repair of ell nerve.
all tissue, and all blood ailments.
The Might Cure" as its name implies. does its
work while you sleep. 1t soothes sore and infiam-
ed mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
discharges. while the Restorative. eases nervous
excitement. gives renewed vigor and ambition.
builds up wasted tissues, bringing about renewed
strength. vigor. and energy. Take DIR. Shoop's
Restorative Tablets or Liquid-asa general tonic
to the system. For positive local help. use as well
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
Woman's Importantly.

Meeting a colored man, certain
Southern gentleman asked him how
he was getting on.
The darky assumed troubled look
and replied:
"Oh, sc far's physicality goes, I'm
all right; but | sure do have ma
troubles wifi ma Wife"
well, Sam, I'm sorry to hear that.
Wit seems TO be the matter?"
Isle thinks money grows on trees.
I reckon All de time she Keeps pes
term me foh pinch O. change. II 1t
amt dollah it's half or a quarter
she wants"
what on earth does she do with
the money!"
Il dunno. Amt nevah give her none
yet"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13

A rather green looking country girl
walked into an Evansville dry goods
Store the other day and stopped at a
counter. The lady clerk bcamed on
her, fixed her hair and asked what she
could do fo- her.
II wanter git me dress" she said.
"All right, miss; what style of goods
would you like?'
Il want sore lawn"
'Iawn? Are you sure? It's little
late in the season for lawn"
J well, I guess know what want
read out county paper and | guess
know nigh as much about fashions as
you city gals"
"All right, miss, IL you want lawn
you can have 1t; now what kind do
you want ?"
II want--I want--let's see, what Is
Il they call that stuff. It's the most
fashionable stun that you got. Trot it
out now. want er-I don't know
which is the most fashionable"
1--WE have plain lawn. dotted lawn.
Pacific lawn--''
sOh, 1t Gin't any OF them. it's very
very fashionable, because saw it In
bur county paper"
We'll. now, II you just had the pa
rer here. perhaps could find the style
ycu want"
Il got the paper-but--but." and she
hesitated
\; We'll" said the saleslady in an Icy
voice. "but what?"
well, seeing as you're a lady, I'll
ten We. made. hustle out OF the pa,
per, but IL could just take slip
back IN the store and take 1t of and
tear the piece out. can put the hustle
on again and then bring you the
piece
"All right: just step back"
She was gone only few moments.
and then came back holding piece Of
soiIed paper triuinphantly In her hand.
She handed 1t to the clerk. saying:
sThar, Just read that; that's just what
I want. don't buy no common truck;
! want the best"
J The lady clerk read:
Lawn tennis Is very fashionable"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
Dr.. SIloop's S
Night Cure
Depended d on Providence.
w. J. HUGHES CO.

Depended on Provldence.
A gentleman in the south was pass
fng potato patch and stopped to
speak to darkey who was leaning
lazily on his hoe.
''Howdy, uncle. How are you feel
ing?"
"Oh, Use feelin' mighty fine, Gaze |
sho has been havin' good luck"
SIS that SOP
"Yas, sab; why, bout a week ago
had lot OBJ trees TO to cut down, an
a cyclone come ellong an jes' nechely
knocked 'em ovah fo' me-"
"Well, that is wonderful"
''It sho Is, but Providence done helps
me again yestiddy. Massa tole me to
burn up de strawstacks an heah come
de lightnin' al fo' I knowed 1t they
want nothin' left"
well! Well! But what are you do
Ing now?'
me? Ise waitin' TO- a yearthquake
to shake desc 'taters outen de groun.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Robert f. Dye Deceased.
Notice Is hereby w. ten hgtha undersigned.
r. f.. Dye. Administrator bf the estate OF
Robert +. Dye. Deceased. to THE CREDITORS of.
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased. 10 exhibit them. with the iiec-
..ssaEy vouchers. within four mouths after
the first publication OF this notice. to the satd
u. +. Dye at his Office I'm the Bank of Buffalo
County In the town OF Gam Valley In the
county OF Buffalo,. s ID.
Dated at Gam Valley. November 18th 1906.
fa E.E DYE.
Administrators OF the Estate OF Robert f.
DYE Deceased
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

and Otlce at Mitchell. South Dakota.
October 30, 1906 -
Notice Is hereby given that Ella Smith OF
Grow Lake, s. ID has filed notice of his inten-
tion TO make final five year proof In support
of his claim viz: Homestead Entry No. 3l7s4
made Aug. 8. 1901, for the Lots and 4of SWA
section ~, township l07. range % w and that
said proof will be made before W. H. Taylor
clerk OF courts at Washington Springs, s. d.,
on December l9, lgO6l
He enames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and ouitiya-
tion of, the land,
Joseph + Sailer OF Crow Lake, s. d.
Joseph Rineheart of Watrrbury,S
J. W. Gaffin, of Waterbury. =. ID.
GEO. E. FOSTERi
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department. OF the Interio

ItPdIIIIItIIb OF IIt IHItTIUF
Land Office at Chamberlain s. d., Dec. )
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Alma r. Gil
christ for the heirs of Mary A, Cilley de-
ceased. OF aichar6s. :. d. has filed nolice OF
her Intention TO make final 5-yearproof in
try No. 1862 made April is. 1901. for the NV
y. Section q, 1owns b D 10S N. Range9 20 ",
and that said proof will be made before the
hce in Gam Valley. S. d.. on January IA,
1907
He nan es the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
II IN of said land. viz.
Hans N. eleven. Guy A. Tripp, Alexander
Gilchrist. all of Richards, s. D.; Charles II.
Fraser or Gam Valley, y. ID.
CHAS. l.. BROCKWAY
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,

November, 3. 1906. Notice Is hereby given
that CLARA MCMANUS. OF G Gann-
valley. S. d.. has flied notice of his intention
to make final Communication proof In support
Of his claim, viz; Homestead Entry No. $3.50
NEA, M NWA. NEA NEA Section 10
Township I06N., Range 80 W., and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF
Courts for Buffalo County, at his Office In
Gannvalley. 5. d.. on December 10. 1906
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz:
Jorgen Jorgenson, John Henrichsen, John
Wells, William A. Wooleuge all OF Gam
valley, S. ID,
CHAS. L. BROCKWAY,
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Land Office at Chamberlain. S. D..

Land Office at ChamberIaIn, ;. d.,
November 3. 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary s.
Gunderson OF Gannvalley 5. D., has filed no.
tice other intention to make final comutation
proof in support of her claim. viz: Home
stead entry No. 1924 made July q, 1903 for
the SEA Section IL, Township l06 N. Range
fee in Gannvalley. s. d.. on December 10. 1905
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of, the land, VIZ:
Henry N Henrichsen, John Henrichsen. l..
A. Hubbard. Jorgen Jorgenson all OF Gam
Valley. i, d..
CHAS. L. BROCKWAY.
Register.