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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior. United State,
Land Once, Dickinson, N: D.. April 10. 1907. .
office by Ole B. Jahr, contestant, against
'Aomestsad entry No. 1880, made April Il,
1906, for tho neh sec. II. twp. 40, +. 98, 81
Hans Erickson, contestes, in which II il
alleged that Hans Erickson has wholly sban-
iished bis bona nde residence i6n said land;
that% hs .is not residing o n or cultivatine the
same % requiredAy law that said default has
existed for more Van six months prior to the
18th day Of January, 1901, and. does now exist;
and that the aaid alleged absence from the said
land was not due to any employment in. the d.
9: army, navy or marine : corps IN time
Of : seid. parties are hereby notified to
sstl allegation at 10 o'clock {. o. on June IS.
1907, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office In Dickinson, n. D,
The said contestant having, IN q proper al.
dsyit, aled April II. 1907, set forth facts which
'showttthat sfter due diligence, personsl service
Of this notice can not be made, II 10 hereby
ordered and directed that snch notice be given
by duo 1n6 proper publication. )
LA905t 6.N. FERRIS, REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dickinson. n. D, April 3. iSoi. -'n' o"'' ~
NOTICE is hereby given that Emma Tobiason
;nt New England: ND .,has fled notice Of her
support Of her claim, w: 4. Homestead ent 70
No; 3?68S, made March 70, 1905 for the ~ NV
aa6g ,os e . 3 and oad I lection ,, town.hip, is5 =.
before the Register and Receiver At Diicki ma1e
NJ on May %, 1907. =
she names the following witnesses to prove
n font1nn9ss residence upon, and cultivation
6iasonn, Dommenie Wander and Christian s.
Leholmen, all Of New England. N. d. =
4-oot B. N. FERRIS, Register.
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ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE
= ..&sgr% OF JtE. t:=, - %.s
JOHN RIESSB
County Treasurer.

FIRST STATE BANK or HETT1No1R =
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
that No, whore names are hereunto subscribed.
have this q ay. united ourselves together toform.
S s. issas' asasr &, eSe fi: sws q IL, Gs g. ststs sn 81 ? 'So,f e
HDakota, and haSeaaopted and executed Arti-.
cles OF Associatiol. in dupltcats, for that. .pqr,
,ppe 1aisii :o 70 n sSs s %sas te;y 81 ST. I s e So 1i sS 81.
end de the following as our Certificate OF Or.
Ganixatlon: "
L.; So FIRST. NV - ~
sf Eef 1 s9ski e Or 'i HEr s i is FIRST
.aa.sa. a!. SECOND "a &,
The .place,where the business Of discount and
deposit are TO be carried onis the unorganized
town Of Hettipger, located on section IL in
townshiplso north.,rsnge % west, in the unor-
Ranized county Of Hettinger. N. D.
-, m. a.iI, rHlRD.,. +
amount into which it, shares are to be divided
10 ten thousand dollars, divided into one hun
dred ehares of one hundred dollars each..i
tt@ i s*f& FOURTH
The names and places Of residence of the
shsh n and the npmber of shares held by
Name. Residence No. of Shares
IL: S,ssR; BBil stin:on.. n n: B. B., -a
c. N. Gorham, Hudson, Wis., 50
~ :. FIFTH. ' V, t p
The. period At which this corporation shall
ommenc b9sineas shall be June 70, 1907, and
it shall terminate June 20, 1882.
In witness whereof, We have h~ereunto set
our hands and scale, each for himeclf, this 25ih
day Of March, A. b. 1907. -. 80.
J.. s. Green GexAL1
j. F. Brodle ; faEALi y
G. N. Gorham fsEAI.i .
State OF Minnesota, l.s. n
County of Ramsey. fss'
On this 25th day of March, 1907, before mo
personally appeared j. s. Green, j. F. Brodie
and c. n. Gorham, each of them personally
scribed in and who executed the foregoing Ger.
tiacate Of organization, and they and each of
them acknowledged to me that they executed
the eame.
lsEAL] ~ -. GEO. D. ROGERS,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, Mimi,
My commission expires November 8, 1913.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. Land ONCE at
Dickinson, n. p. March 10, 1907. "
;. Notice is hereby giyen, that Guy E. Griswold,
OF New England, N. D., has fled notice Of his
intention to make dnal five year prosf in sui.
port OF his claim, viz: Homestead Entry Nc.
S6St9. made OCT. q, 1893, for the sW quarter
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Dickinson. N. n. on April IS.
h names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous estdence upon and cultivation
Of, the land! viz: Z. {. Clough Of New Eneisnd.
Mp; James Matthewg, Of New England. N.
Hayes, of Dtckinson,'N N. B..
3.23.6ty" n 8. N. FERRIS Reo;s+o,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dickinson, No. OAK, March il. 1907 - .
Notice is hereby given that Robert L. vii:
coz, Of oakdale, North Dakota, hsf filed notice
OF his intention to make hnal nve.yesl
Entry No: 1855 made Dec. q, 1901. for The
hof SW Nv Sc y section SO. Township
~, Range 98, and that said proof will be made
before tho Register and Receiver OF the United
1907. 80 -
He names the following Witnesses to. prove
OF said land. WIS WI. Richards, Of Dickin.
son. N. D.; Dan Manning. Of Dickinson, N. D..
!Rob't.. Monroe, ct Oakdafe. N. D.; "A. N, Jefer
les: Of Dickinson, N. d.: N q 90
3.16.6t,, II. s. NJ. FERRIS, Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. of the Interior. Land Of,ca At
Dickinson, N: D., April i, 1901. "
Notice lie hereby given that Jacob Ries.
o. New England, n. D., has filed notice Of bis
support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1920. made April 80, 1901, for the swM sec.
Be- Be- m oMpd; lb bei n.; r; ;h 81 W. E.s End that said proof viii
the United States Land ONCE at Dickinson. n.
D. on May g.. 1907. ''>>s ~. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
~ tSa iand residence upon and. cultivation
inson; n. D.. Joseph Rice. n. o. Kunze and
L,es hlngcht, all of New England, n. D..
4'o'ot N 3. ID. FERRIS. Repieter.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Depaxtpsnt d tie Interior, Land ONCE q
Dtekl!nao4.. April I, iaad.. =
Of Wheaton. MINI, has fled notice Of his in
under cot Of April II So, II. ssppert & ptI hi:
claim, Viz: Hemestsad Entry No. Gss, .msde
TOct6bef :, leoossioY the wv ~. a, stWp:130y Z.
the Register and Recsivsr st DiokinSon. n. D..
HS nsnSs The Bofiowing witnesses to psfoys
~ tie land, VT: james C~unninkham. Geer2s
n. C1vAtt, william A.. WsFnOfgGnd 0sIiel.I
EDegty6e,6ll - W1s4toh; MinH. ~ -,
I. K,,r1R1ISs. Register.
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HEVlLpcEE
Il. wons.rffai15 4 p ~, sbown Il Il.
~ -s2:e II 81 1919. n GS2sS5Ia rs aAt5

Y wona.rfail1 u Po NJ sshsiwn il Il.
4s ksapins AhiNE ...a.
The wonderful spowerse6NEssSfdSat
Is shown In its, ability NGAsi&SSwGaSS9fk
distances; All: .oe 1.-THE CAY tribeFfhf 2
immense mower Ii ,their,ana.d ~
make y e .1 w II the length 9te their spring
their inability, to aiisaksra continued
shase. Afa.saaas leqa eaaEssesaasaty
' a1ay Pr 81 y ;,taaA1swn St6a be
door e TIE eages andl
.s'N'1alvs ..aeklsSEe. Asq paksgsss-
mend0us'7l enpsi1
full paws : - ! thy q ''Bdt 81 81
wildcat. for It's size. Ns4i5aAbbaysy the
most WlFso,ndsFfti# jumper Of all. The If
: hunter : III - t,;asE ;iy] lis
v,ef.tacity told The: fol neSsssasEysspf an
adventure wa,hiiSclhIiiilldf11at ,s1 fRlagpower:
was hunting ,insfhe saaemsanssR Win
ter and came across tie track 81, a
wildcat, which 12fohowedsfor a. long
distance Suddenly the tracks came to
an end in a;spotswhersst Ae.:animal had
crouched. VIZ lookst.saround to see
what had sPecomhk the trail and
away head Of ne bunch 81
blood and 'featherrpsSSFEEtpmth that spot
the tackssssAt ondssNaeafAstH INTO a
swamp. ThesSlituatkssaw sssgduscep,ttbie
to but one .sxplanaYi6n-thaeH wildcat
bad aud been hunting for his dinner and
had discovered a pheasant wandering
about in the snow. The cat crept as
close as he dared to the nnsuspecting
bird and gathered himself into an ant
mated spiral. spring. such as the cat
tribe coil themselves ntDsHsWthen pre-
pairing to spring, and. releasing ls tlig-
ger, shot into the air, landdi1lgss66nrl top of
the victim before the bird, quick Jas
pheasants usually ares,( Gould ayadee the
stroke! The distance from where the
cat. crouched to wkefeSHHt caught the
bird was just thirty-three feet. L nat.
urally supposed from The length of the
sG&.5E&r d1a3sIilj
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ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE OF THE
FIRST STATE BANK OF HETTINGER.

ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE OF THE
FIRST STATE BANK OF HETT1NGER.
State of North DAKOTA
Secretary's Office.
Filed in my Office this 10th day of April, 1907,
and recorded in Book of Blanks. Vol. No. 2,
ALFRED BLAIsDELL,
Certificate issued same date.
State of North Dakota,l
Department of State. esq.,
Certificate Of Corporate Existence.
WHEREAS, j. s. Green, J. F.. Brodie and G..
n. Gorham have filed In this office q copy Of
their: ARTICLES of Association and an OrEnnizn-
ton Certificate, as provided in Sections 1895
and 1851. Chapter Fl, Revised Codes 1905. said
chapter being the law governing the organiza-
ton and management Of State Banks, setting
forth all the facts required to he stated in said
%rections and have in all respects complied With
the requirements of the law governing the
organization Of State Banks, as contained in
the chapter hereinbeforer referred to.
of state of the state of North Dakota, by virtue
and authority Of law, do hereby certify that
said parties, their associates and succeesors,
have become a body polite and corporate:
ssSsk 81 81 f aRTTfSe RnR and Fl By r thas pa STATE a4s
hereby authorized to commence the business Of
banking; to adopt and use q corporate seal to
sue and be sued; purchase, hold and convey
chapter: TO have Succession for a period Of
twenty-five years: to- make contracts and to
have and enjoy all the rights and privileges
granted to State Banks under the laws of this
state: subject to their articles Of Incorporation,
1ation thereto, III +. : n fE.l 4: !;
In testimony whereof, I have horeunto set nv
hand and affixed the great seal of the state Of
North Dakota, at Bismarck; this 10th day of
tsEAIl -. ALFRED BLAIsDELL,
4-204t Secretary of State.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DRUG.
GISTS' PERMIT.
In County Court.
Before Hon. j. van
AoaI.nu Inl--

~ .,
GISTS' PERMIT.
State of North. Dakota, In County Court.
County of Stark. der Las, Judge
Notice JIG hereby given that q written petition
has been filed in the office of the county Judge
Of the county of Stark and state Of North D..
kota, by Welton Mcdonald and A. M. Pomroy
under the firm namo Of Mcdonald & Pomroy.
which petition sets forth the matters and
things required by chapter IS Of the penal code
Of the revised codes Of North Dakota for the
year 1906, which petition prays for the issuance
of a druggists' permit to the applicants named
in said petition to rell Intoxicating LIQUORS for
medicinal. mechanical and scientific purpoees.
and wine for Gsacranaental purposes, and that
said permit be granted to the applicants to be-
used upon their place of busineas situate upon
lot 6 in block =, city Of Dickinson, North Da-
kota, and - =
Notice il. hereby further given that said nc.
tition will be heard and duly considered by this
court at the rooms Of the said comfy court in
the Stark County court houfe, city of Dickip.
son, Stark county. North Dakota, on Wednes.
day, the LIST day Of May. 1907. at the hour Of 10
o'clock .. M. on said day or as soon thereafter
a. applicants can be heard. Any and ali Der.
sons interested in the granting or refusing Of
said permit may be heard ct said time.
Ivan DER AS. [Seal.1
Judge Of the County Court.
} L. A; Simpson, Attorney for Applicants, Dick
'inson, N. ID. {" 3.3o-5t
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One salNayapqassaasysssnfteen. went
with three otter Boys Is battle in In
gletnerea. pond,s .nears.th Ascot race
course. He walked into the water to
about the depth Of four feet, when he
spread out. syhis:,s misunderstanding to
swim. At4tAadaSfsMtlFtissgAfEasl arge fish
came up apdif Il alhastsssshand into
its mouth, :sbut, nna11116ffs:itSalfSanable to
swallow it, IeInntqfufsiitds 11ttasShold, and
s fss boy lst tss8'ps iA iB8sa esa ;s;s''a5ss fS %b q
raw the fish, scrambled: ont, Of the
pond as fast as possible, Ny son had
scarcely. trrned'arorndsg eforeathe fsh
came up behind iM.aIlad, selling his
other hand cresswise, inflicted some
very deep wounds ON the back of II.
The boy. raised his free hand, which
was still. bleeding. aid struck the great
fshsa: hard blow onSt5ltNastbead, when. it
disappeared, The ssxbbaSaSsallsslslasiifsed
my son, to- dress, boulddg AxthGhd
with their handkerchiefSkkkSaMd brought
him home. We tookAhina#Sto the ,ysur;
geon, who dressed sesvensasswaounds III
one hand, and so great was the pain
the next day that the lad tainted twice.
The little finger was bitten through
the naik and it was more than lal3
weeks before 1t "a ayyalll. "a. ,nhaail
came of, and the 6 Tits
day.-London FishinsssaAAsttte 81. s:Ns
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SUMMONS.
STAG 'So of 3 s1 81 ss Rsfiot'' IS. ssh 2 }asisisi c S;.,,,
North Dakota Land company. al
corporation,
Andrew F. johnson,
Defendant.
The State OF North Dakota to tho abovc.named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plant IN this action. a copy of which is here
with served upon you, and to serve a copy of
IN the cc11tdyy Of Park River, North Dakota, within
unity 13v) DAYS after the service hereof upon
yon, exclusive OF the day OF such service,
You are further notified that in case OF your
fa,lare to appear or answer, Judgment will be-
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated January 81, 1907.
H. A. LIBBY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Residence and postofice address.
M. Park River, North Dakota.
T1 the above named Defendant:
Take notice that the verified complaint in
che above entitled action is now on Ale in the
otfice OF the clerk of said court, at Dickinson.
stark county, North Dakota.
Dated March Is. 1907.
VISIT H. A. LIBBY,
~ Plaintiffs Attorney,
Park River, Nd.
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Legal Notices.
Notice ofWarrants Called

Dickinson, Nd, April 8, 1907.
N9tiss ,s hereby given that 4. following
called and interest thereon ceases from this
date, yis: b. ,s,-,s Il. -
IN General Fund, iii warranntts be.rinlR, regis.
Ing warrants In the Poor Fund all outstanding
warrants In the Miscellaneous Fund. and al
ont:tanding warrants drawn o. the morgan:
JOHN RIESSBeCK,
lost County Treasurer.
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HOMESTEAD. NOTICE.

Department Of the !nterios. Land OAHcssSSH
DiSskin.oa ~; IA. u ~: :. assiI
;of New Rnslsnd;. h. ., has lied not,es oEAxb
port Of his claim, viz: Homestead Rntry Ne:
~ swA sec. 70, twp:feS. n, r. @ W, and, that
kessivss &c Dickinson. n. 5.soa MAJ sS
;i. IS BAN .a iii; i aii; Sas. .;aitas..e. u: sr IN
or t aSn' 'ispS.ssv ls:.aesss, 1 fsli and and E sai u
az New England, Nd, and E. T.. Jones
10. w. Mckenzie Of Dickinson, N. d. .sSsIll&
8. M. FERRIS, RegiBtef.
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NOTICE OF LEASING SCHOOL AND 1NsTI-
TUITION LANDS FOR hay. GRAZING
AND COAL MINING PURPOSES.

The School and Institution lands no Tread
leased. situated ~ Stark Gounty and 20 in the
and si Oh IL .eSnssip i 4 g ! o. SoG and a'i III =.
q. and IA {. %; ststs o!ttNorih Dskota, vii 30
offered for Lease q publir auction to the high:
Dickinsoa in said. comfy. .commencing at 10
O'CLOCK 2: m. on Tuesday. thsi.h day Of Nay,
A; =; 1907: AHfeinpletsl t,t Of u: l..nds 20 IS
S .psesisu Aa "a 's 1i:s;s f s. o8er sSr .d ,Rg sax n. ,,ni
s z; purpose. i ~ following ssisprips, to
Tie minimum annual fshtal Il one pss cont
Of the appraised valns, bnt u. notcsse lerl; Shan
I; q ls Per , Sessss5 osS%ss sts'o ~ W le Ss'I. :pRf;s 8.
300 pef,seiiS o. mdsSSwatisbs e.ssS: III. sns
year ONLY, The entire ..nounf. Of thS dI.t
ave.year lsss:s md aa.ss Tor escS o ssyv ~. iS.se
must BE- psid ut thsTtfme Of -leising, md no
more 'iS.Saae:hal section viii So included IL
Goal BEARING LANDS.
All landg known 70 bear Ignite coal and, st.
uated in said county will be offered for lease
up%Ssn a the following terms. to wit:
n T 6eI m', minaa a rental Is ten cents per ton for
and !. III tie iss Sssi e1fiaip ~ 81 ,s. e. s ssss e ahel ls:;;tDE
acre sa sa s,.st is.p: syGpS sat & & : H. s.p f., each !, fo s.SS
year he viii! be given credit for such advance
p ssn 3. ~ Mnea sstt'e%entisnade for the Ton:
mage % q . s@si a mined during the year. hut no
70 said lessee In case he mines less coal dining
the year than said advance payment viii cover.
and no part thereof viii be applied in payment
the year for which the same was paid. VIC
Lessee Will also be required to pay at the time
OF leasing, In addition 10 said advance pay
issuing each lease. AN coal. land leases viii
ne issueo for 9 term OF hveyears, settlement for
the coal mined to be made At the expiration Of
each year and at any other time tho Ro.rI ~
University and School Lands may direct.
The board Of University and School Lands
reserves me right to- eeaecta my and all bids.
3.9-9t n T urncr
Commissioners of University and School Lands.
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.Dlon'tsGo FL. .Poorhonss...:
Call on Dickinson Employment Agen.
cy where you can secure Ils kinds Of
work. Office. Lewis. Lodging houae.
West Willard St. ]. Y. Raglan, Mans
ger. .s,ss;s A 4. ! s4siAssStI
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MeaSy

Maude-Tom is a sstlssaahgss,.sfe,iow.sHe
proposed to me in church last Sunday
during the sermon. Relle-Are you Ire
be wasn't talking. in q bis 81 sleep. dear?-
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Sis Reward

For return Of, T. horse, probably stall
lion, 3 yrs. old, one hind leg partly white,
white star on head, white spot on nose,
branded N oyer N on front Of left Shout
der: MATTHIAS MEssER,,5 South Side,
Dickinson, n. d. 4-6-4p
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leap that the cat was young and. in
stuli activity. But after / Haifed Ito
the swamp and shot it L discovered
that 4. was o@f IND aldsosttSs ttoodthiess.
The animals hunger. may haVe4spurred
him to the, great jump. II, not. and the
leap was IN evidence Of what a super
annruatedd. M1ldRat can do. I wouldn't
be surpriSSSdSttR2a1earn that a. young and
active wiEcakkssli14sl1saNa least
twice Hsessed BY
necessity. 'ESs
HfnorV Pike. 49,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
TWO NOTED MEN ACCUSED.
tGeo. w. Perkins and Charles Fairchild
Are Indicted.


George w. Perkins. former vice
president Of the New York Life Insur-
ance company. now member of ths
firm Of J. p. Morgan & Co., and Chas.
s. Fairch:ld, formerly secretary OF the
treasury and trustee OF the New York
Life Insurance company, were indicted
Friday by the grand jury at New York
charged with forgery in the third de-
gree.
The indictments are based on what
Is known as the Prussian bond trans
action. in which it is charged false
statement was made by tho New York
Life in order to satisfy the govern
ment OF Prussia as to the security held
lby that company.
The jury reported six indictments
against each Of the accused men.
Perkins appeared In court and gave
bail in the sum Of $4,000. Fairchild
IFS In Europe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A con-
DENsED FORM.
Boys Steal Boxes of Poor-Raids On
Christmas Funds at Aberdeen
Three Youngsters Accused-Said 10
Have Stolen salvation Army Boxes

Five boys, I2 to IA years OF age
were arrested Sunday at Aberdeen oy
Chief of Police Zirbes, charged Win
wholesale stealing of Salvation army
poor boxes, which have been sca.'ereu
around the city. In thevarious oa
and stores. for the people to put their
money into for the poor.
These boys are Elmer Flagg. Frank
Frye, Clyde Grinnell. Norman stocks
and Walter Bolleau. Frank Frye re-
Gently stole $40 fgrom the cashiers
desk at the Ward hotel, but wnen
brought before Justice Jones ne ae
MED any connection with. the steahiig
Of the salvation army boxes. Cyoe
Grinnell, however. confessed that he'
Frank Frye and Elmer Flagg stole two
boxes from the postoffice and one from
each of eight different places. In spite
of hese confessions Frye still denieo
any part in the proceeding
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
SIOUX LANDS HIGH
DISBURSEMENT ON PRICES IN
TRIPP COUNTY.
Maj. M. G. Laughlin Ordered to Re-
turn to South Dakota and Say that
Department Stands Pat on Price
offered In the Burke Bill.

MAJ. Mclaughlin, who has been in
South Dakota negotiating with the
Sioux Indians for the opening of an
other portion OF the Rosebud Indian
reservation. has returned to Washing
ton, and Friday reported disagree
lment to the commissioner Of Indian
affairs. The Indians. he says, want
80 per acre for their land at the time
Eof the opening. So after three months
and 81 after six months. and $4 per
acre for the school lands They also
insist that the money now I'm the
ltreasury to the credit of their minor
children be paid to the parents or
guardians.
The Burke bill provides for the fol-
lowing payments for the lands in ques-
ton: Five dollars at the time Of the
opening of the reservation, s4 after
three months and $3.50 after six
months. and $3.50 for school lands
Representative Burke, in discussing
1.-THE situation. predicted that IL an
agreement is concluded with the Sioux
* will be along the lines OF his bill and
no other.
Maj. Mclaughlin will return to the
Rosebud reservation Immediately and
inform the Indians that the depart
ment OF the interior stands pat on the
Burke bill and will not recede from
its original position.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
SHE MUST PAY FOR JEWELS.
Nine. Gould Held Jointly Liable for
Gems Purchased.

Three remaining suits by Paris
creditors, with the object of making
Madame Gould formerly Countess
Boni de Castellane) jointly responsible
with the count for certain claims, were
decided Wednesday.
The court found she was in no way
responsible for the claims Of M. Zeig-
ler. one of the largest creditors, who
claimed 1t had been the practice Of
the Castellanes ever since the mar
riage to appeal to him to extricate
them from financial difficulties; but
held her Jointly liable for jewels val
ued at $4,000. purchased from Mile.
Nimidoff, of Odessa. who sold the jew
els to the count through an interme-
diary jeweler.
The court also found Madame Gould
Jointly responsible for the sum of
$4,000, the balanc. due to the Har-
togs for a jewelry bill amounting to
about $4,000. provided the bill was
not paid Three experts were appoint
ed to appraise the value OF the jew
elry.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
ENTIRE WALK is HIS.
Negro Soldier Huris White Woman to
Gutter.

Negro Soldier Hurls White Woman To
Gutter.
Race feeling is at white heat and
threats of lynching are heard on every
hand as result Of an assault commit
ted on Mrs. T. 8. Clifford, wife OF a
prominent physician Of Ell Reno.
Okla. Thursday afternoon by negro
OF the Twenty NTH infantry.
Mrs. Clifford and her sister, Mrs. s.
H. Clarke were attempting to pass the
soldier when he viciousiy grabbed Mrs
Clifford around the waist and threw
her into the street --~'aiming that the
sidewalk belonged to him.
Mrs Clifford screamed for assist
ance. but the assailant escaped before
help arrived.
News OF the attack spread rapidly
and the entire police department. re-
inforced by several hundred men and
boys. searched the town and surround
ing country, but Thursday evening the
chase was given up. The negro was
in uniform and must return to the post
or become deserter.
Word was sent to Fort Reno and all
absentees noted. Both Mrs. Clifford
and her sister are positive they can
identify the man and will go to Fort
Reno and attempt to pick him from
the soldiers who were out of the post
when the assault occurred.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
WAS A WISE MOTHER.
Found Kindly People and Left Her
Child with Them.

Mystery surrounds the identity of a
woman, claiming to be from Sioux
City, who arrived at Memo few days
ago with a baby girl about year old
The woman went to the Star restaur-
ant. and after remaining a time stated
that she desired to leave the baby with
the restaurant people for short time,
and that she would call for it in a few
days. The excuse given by her was
that she was called to another point to
visit another child who had the ty-
phoid fever.
Since that time the woman failed to-
return, and the baby is yet being cared
for at the restaurant.