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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08
NO AUTHORITY FOR
FIGHT STATEMENT
Governor EmphaticaIly D enies That
He Has Been Consulted on
Johnson-Jeffries Bout.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. ST. have seen
none of the Millers since last June,
when one Of them was here to sec
me about Crazy Snake said Cover
nor Haskell today, relative to stories
spread broadcast over the country that
Joe Miller Of the 1Ol Ranch had
squared things with Governor Haskell
and would pull off the Johnson -JeGries
prize fight in Oklahoma if their offer
Of $4,000 for the fight was accepted
by the pugilists.
Neither" continued Governor Has
ken, have | been teIephoned, tele-
graphed, written or spoken to either
by the Millers or anyone acting for
them or anyone whatever as to wheth-
er would allow the prize fighters to
settle their contention in Oklahoma,
Furthermore, added Governor las
kell, II will absolutely enforce any Ok
lahoma law against prize fighting.
Yes, have not given the matter any
consideration, for it has not come Pc
fore me; but if it should come Up
and find on investigation, as n
vestigate all such questions. that such
is prohibited in Oklahoma, ! viii en-
force the law.
The law on the question will be
found in Wilson's statutes from gem
eral sections 1888 to 2SS9 inclusive, or
in the new Pipes-Reed statutes. gen,
eral sections 2506 to 25l1, and pre-
scribes a misdemeanor and punish
ment for any one who engages in, in
stigates, promotes, etc, a prize fight;
for seconds, aids, umpires, surgeons,
principals therein, ETC.; for any one
challenging to a prize fight, or accept
ing such a challenge, or carrying such
challenge; for anyone betting on a
prize fight or holding wagers or stakes
bet by others. The law further pro
yides a misdemeanor punishment for
any officer, sheriff, constable, etc, who
neglects to prevent such fights. and
in addition provides that such officers
convicted of neglecting to enforce the
laws against prize fighting shall for
felt their Office.
Governor Haskell has never seen a
prize fight and says he never wants
to. Il care nothing for such brutal
exhibitions as prize fights or bull
fights says the governor, which is a
little strange coming as it does from
one of the hardest fighters in the state.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08

objections Of government: the public
health and morals"
The value of this method of combat
ing the growth Of the liquor habit is
emphasized in the report While
acknowledgement is made that the or
ganization Of associations Of Juvenile
abstainers is useful, it is declared,
the chief reliance should be placed on
scientific temperance, education in the
public schools as a means of Kidding
the public mind Of errors about the
effects of alcohol and substituting the
facts that science is declared to have
evolved about the use of the beverage
even when taken in small doses.
In furtherance of this plan, Mrs.
Edith Smith Davis of Milwaukee, Wis,
superintendent Of the Worlds and Ma
tional Christian Temperance Union,
and one Of the American delegates,
urged the necessity Of getting to the
root of the matter by compelling the
curricula of normal schools and uni
versities to include such education,
In this way, Mrs. Davis contends, the
younger generation would be assured
Of proper instructions on the subject.
Miss Cora f. stoddard, Of Boston,
another American delegate and sec
retary Of the Scientific Temperance
Federation, also devoted to the same
subject, her address which was the
first paper of the congress. In it she
dweIt upon the important relations at
such instruction in the schools to ma
tional progress. She put forward the
benefits derived by number Of coun-
tries through the adoption Of such a
plan as proof that it should become
universal.
The United States, according to the
report, made an unusually good show
ing in its exhibits. Germany also
was to the ore with a particularly fine
collection of eolored charts showing
the effect OF aieohol on the body, the
family and upon society. Especially
effective it is said, were the stereopti-
con slides Of the National Temperance
League of Great Britain.
These stereopticon pictures, the re-
port goes on to show, were largely re-
productions of municipal posters that
are being issued by the city councils
of about 100 British borroughs. The
posters deal in a popular way with
the deIetorious effects Of alcohol on
the human system, and are posted by
order Of the regular officials Of towns
in which the sale of intoxicants is
licensed. This fact, however, does
not prevent the officials from warning
the public against the use of alcohol.
Following the example of Great
Britain. the city and district officials
Of both France aud Australia likewise
have adopted the public warming
method Of advising the people against
indulgence. The report deplores the
fact that the same method has not
vet found foothold in the United
states, although such a plan has been
noted in certain cities, where posters
inveighing against the use of alcohol
Continued en- Page Two)
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08
NINE KILLED AND MANY
INJURED IN EXPLOSION.

by ASSOCidltu IAGH5-
New York, Nov. S.-Nine persons
were killed and nearly a score of EN-
ployes injured. in an explosion and fire
in the comb factory Of Robert Morrison
e Son, on Columbia street, Brooklyn,
today
The explosion occurred in the base
ment and the flames spread rapidly,
causing the fifty employees to STAN
pede. Some leaped to the ground and
were injured. while others were car
ried down to safety Robert Morrison,
one of the proprietors, was found bad
iy injured and unconscious in the hall
way and died later.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
AGAINST INDIAN PLAINTIFFS


BY Associated Press.
Washington. D, g., Nov. SIN an
opinion by Justice Holmes, the SUI
preme court Of the United States, to-
day, decided against the complainants
in the case OF thirteen thousand Choc-
taw and Chickasha Indians, who ask
ed for redress for being excluded from
the citizenship rolls Of those nations,
when they we're prepared by Secre-
tary Hitchcock. March 4, 1901
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08
APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO
PASS ON POLE QUESTION
by Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington p O., Nov s. ~ The
board Of managers OF the National
Geographic Society today, appointed
the following committee to pass on the
question Of whether on not the north
pole was discovered before 1909
meaning by that Dr. Cook; J Howard
Gore, formerly professor Of mathe'
matics, in George Washington univer-
sity, Rear Admiral John p Pilsbure
Of the navy and Dr. @ Willard Hays,
chief geologist OF the Geological sur
yey.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08
NEGRO BURGLAR shot
DEAD BY WATCHMAN
BY Associated Press.

y 4AonVNIHIOu 2 IO7lR7'
st. Louis, No, Nov. S.-The "Gimlet
Burglar who has been robbing west
end homes, in st. Louis, for a year
and half was shot dead by William
F. Manning a watchman on guard in
Washington Boulevard early today.
The burglar, negro, was surprised as
he was trying to break into resi-
dence.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-08

Seymour Riddle left today for a visit
with his mother in Indiana
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
CON. Roup. plphThERlA.

sIl,ioos Of turkeys, chickens, pleas
anta and pieeous die OF roup every
winter
TIN. rooster with bubbling nose, teaf'
ful eyes. swollen, sticky eyelas auu
white dIarrlaa has cold or simple ca
tarrh, which is not contagious; some
times disappears of itself or, II uh'
checked. prepares lodging place TOT
dreaded roup germs. Cold air cur
rents. dampness, wet runs, extremes
ar temperature. bad ventilation aud
frozen droppings bring colds and roup,
which first strike i'll fed, poor bfeu,
lousy, sickly or late hatched stock ana
the roup discharge III the water OF
dried aud floating In the air enters the
eye and respiratory organs OF strong
birds, and all are affected.
Treatment-remove cause and apply
any of the following remedies:
Drop kerosene in nostrils, clean cleft
Of mouth with feather dipped in oil
and put film Of oil on drinking water.
one grain of quinine at night
Ten drops of aconite to two quarts
OF water.
One one-h undredth grain Of arsenite
anthony to every sick fowl i'll drink
daily.
Roup OF contagious catarrh includes,
with symptoms Of cold. swollen head
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03

Ben T-yse and Gao. Quinn went 10
Sioux Citv SUNDAY
Mics Anra Bring was visiting with
friends last Snudav.
NJ Sullivan shinoad q carload Of
stack to sioux Citv Tuesday
c.. f. Belts Of SIOUX City Is here
settling bills for the riprap.
Amos MrTntyre's family were visit
ing with Mr.. Safieys' last Sunday.
! Mr. Maxwell shipped carload of
| hogs and cattle to Sioux City Tuesday.
VIM. Herring and sister went to
Elk Point Friday TO visit Ed. Ryan ard
family.
Mrs. ]. w Hammond has been
entertaining lady friend for the past
lew days.
The friends Of Mrs. August Bring
are pleased to know that she was able
TO return to her home.
Mrs. A. l.. Being returned home
last Ffidav from Sioux City, where she
has been under the doctors care.
Dallis Herrold was in our town Tues
dav. looking after business for the firm
Of G Fl. Genkenson OF Sioux City.
Charley Lines returned from Ver-
million and Is busy looking after busi.
ness at the McCaull-Webster elevator.
Will the Rev. Mr.. Greene kindly
inform US ii 1t is his intention to fill
the pulpit here2 Some OF us have been
going to church and returning home
disappointed.
Il, Gill, the timekeeper for the men
stationed at Burbank, went to Sioux
City Thursday, raturning Monday even
ing. Mr.. Gill was called there to
straiehte out the books kept by the
company.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
CLAW. Robinsox 4 Cos. Msrket Letter
Sioux City, Ia, June l, 1909

Sioux City, Ia, June l, 1909
Marketing of fat and killing cattle
has been much heavier than on the
nreyious week, consequently prices
have sought lower lsvel. In the
slump heavy bee yes have been hit the
hardest, registering loss Of Is q zoe.
Handy weight kinds are OF dim.
while the market GA fat cows and heif-
e,s ia weak to q dime lower. A top OF
s6 e5 was made on Monday on q load OF
1886 pound beeves. Other sales on
corn fed steers vera made within a
range OF IS IS "a $3.50. Choicest OF fat
heifers brought $500 with the average
run at s. IS "a s5. rs. Butche: cows,
80 is (a 81 rs, veal calves,S 90 q u 90
and bulls and st ,es. 1918 a 1925
Under continued light receipts OF
stockers and feeders this branch of the
trade has ruled strong at last week 3
advance. The market Is now Ct the
high point for the season with the de-
maod uns ,tisfied. A load 0t 9l9 pound
feeders topped the market a. % 20
Yearlings so from S4.25 @ Is With
stock steers al s4.Oo a 4 IS and feeding
cows aud stock heifers, 90 90 g s3.S5.
As on last week the demand for young
slock has constantly been ahead oil
marketing.
Receipts on hogs on Monday were
25OO and the market was strong TO Eve
higher. With 5000 on sale hare today
the market opened strong to e We high
or but closed with the decline mostly
lost, range $3.50 a 81 30, the bulk at
81 90 "a $40
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03

and eyes, dark red comb, fever, closed
nostrils and cleft of mouth, shaking
CT head to clear nasal passages, whis-
thing, snoring sound caused by air
passing over dry mucous membrane
pip and 4 peculiar offensive odor
This disease spreads up the nasal pas
sages aud attacks the membrane sur
rounding the eye The membrane be-
comes liberated and secretes q eheesy
matter that collects around the eye
ball IN sufficient quantity to crowd the
eye from the socket and often to de-
stroy the sight A wash which has
not failed US to cure sorehead eyes,
cold and roup is the following:
Half an ounce Of boracic acid and a
dram OF zine sulphate dissolved In a
pint OF hot water and when cool spray
ed ON head, eyes, in nostrils and
mouth.
Other good remedies are: Two table
spoonfuls of kerosene on surface of
pail OF cold water. Twice day dip
fowls head quickly through film Of
oil Keep cleft of mouth open, give
grain of quinine at night and keep a
slight film or drinking water.
Burn earbolic acid on hot Goals un-
der roost at night
Roup is not diphtheria, but becomes
that ailment when lead colored canker
appears In mouth, throat and wind
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03

pipe. Ordinary yellow canker does not
spread nor take such deep root as
diphtheritic.
For canker gently remove patches
ana apply pure hydrogen peroxide;
also add ronp treatment for diph-
liberia.
For white diarrhea, twenty grains
venetian red per day.
Feed nourishing food and flavor
mash with ginger But listen. Ii you
Keep well fed, well bred, vigorous
STOCK 70 comfortable. sanitary, well
ventilated, roomy quarters and al
ways stop, look, listen and sleep with
vac ere oDsn you have little to fear.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
chstsworth

Ned O'Dsan was passenger TO Hs.
warden Monday
Ida Patrick returned last week from
9 months visit.
Joe Friday and family drove 10 Ha-
warden Sunday.
. Haz p Patrick visited her sist er. Mrs
Henry Keehn Thursday.
Misses Gaffney and Qaielay were
Maurice visitors Saturday.
Ars, John ofstad visited he, sister
MRS. Wallace HOWE, Saturday.
Daniel searles from near Akron v,..
lied g the Wells home Tuesday.
Mrs. Gaffney spent Saturday ana
SUNDAY q the John Clark home.
Ions Koch and Alvira schumachar
went 70 Hawarden between trains Mon.
day. 8 q
7 g. Farnham went out ID his claim
q oussness last week. returninp This
weNk. q
Mrs. p &. Bennett and daughters
waited a. Hawarden between trains
Sunday, s
Ara' a, 3. Daiglish and daue bters
we're passengers TO Akron Saturda !. r.
turning Sunday
MRS. 4 ,. Schumacher j nd Mrs.
WallAcs HOWE wsre passengers % IA
warden Monday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03

! f. Bookelman, =. Lsnbin and j. Ran
kin left Tuesday with some landscek-
ers for Texas
/ Mrs. w. a. Evans visited her aunt
/ Mrs. Tibbles, In Hawarden, few days
| returning Tuesday.
| Fife Raymond OF M1rui ngside came
UP Friday ana visited at The Facnham
home until Monday,
| Toay Bal=ter has sold his 800 acre
farm, oGe half mile @eot OF tos u, 10 Jas.
aurntRht OF Wesb6eid.
Miss T. J Farnham of Akron visited
her brother, j s. aod family. Sunday,
returning home Monday.
Miss Quaale CT Aicester visited IN
town the last of last We k, also attend
ed the dance friday eve.
Farm Farahsm closed a successful
school year at Alaona, la. and returned
home TO spend her vacation Sunday
John Hendrix received IA telee ram
Satur day, that his brother, Barney, at
Cherokee. had died. aa left Sunday
10 attend the rerAl.
Mrs. J. s. Farnham and daus liter,
Fern, went To Sioux City Monday, for
few days' visit when Fern will return
hone and Mr.. Farnham will join his
vile 10 the city. They viii leave for
3esttl-, Wash. and other points to
spead the summer.
Quite q delegation from here took
the afternoon train 10 Akron to the
ball game Monday, among them being
Mrs, A. l. Bennett, RerhiCs aud hath-
ieen F rnham, Joanna Ghtf ley Winnie
Q1igl4y, Maud Miller, Ethel 5 uford,
Edna DI!glish aud Nesta Griffith.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
All SbDrR

The HeGin family spent Sunday at
the @ II Englund home.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Larson OF Sphinx
attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. &. w. Peterson and children,
accompanied by Miss Hannah Peterson
ieit for their home 10 North Dakota
Tuesday. Miss H annah viii spend The
summer there.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
Pleasant Ridge

Albert MARBLE wa visitor at -Hs
warden over Sunday
The Ladies Society meets with Mrs.
Mike Kjose Thursday Off week
Alice Paulson visited with her friend.
Helma johnson, last Tuesday night.
This vicinity seems to have plenty OF
rain, as there Is shower every day
now.
Sam Wennbloom was doing some
oorn Smelling 10 this vicinity this
week
Paul Anderson and three daughters
were shoppers at Elk Point. They
were also unfortunate TO get caught III
the rain.
We are very glad TO state that Olaf
Hofstad Ii improving finely nowand was
also able to drive to town one day this
week TO see the doctor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
Notice to Credi tors
First Publication, June 8
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTAt
COUNTY OF UNION

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF UNION
In County Court within and for said county.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Ole Ronning
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,ad
ministrator OF the Estate Of Ole Ronning de-
ceased, to the creditors Of, and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication Of this no
tlce, to the said administrator. at the ofiice o,
Ericsson s. Stickney. at Elk Point. In the County
of Union, State Of South Dakota. t...
Dated at Elk Point, this end day of June 1909
4w ERIK A. RONNING,
Administrator Of the Estate of Ole Ron
ming, deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03

Mrs. F. Morris OF Sioux City spen
Tuesday here with her sister, Mes. AL
Der. Montague.
Leona Derauleau visited lew dat
with her sister, Mics Evelyn, Ia Ell
Point, last week
Mrs. Wilma left Saturday, tar Can
ada, where she expects to msse het
home with sou,
Louis Besubien and +, A. Hecha rid
left Tuesday for Sidney, Nab to look
over land there.
Joe Limoges came up from ai0u>
City Wednesday evening for short
visit with his folks here.
Albert MontsEne returned Monday
from Beimond, la, where he has been
The past week on business.
Grace Collins aud con 10, Frances
Mooney, OF Armour 8. D, visited
friends In Sioux City over Sunday.
Mrs, D. Chaquette returned TO her
home 10 Sllix, Tuesday, after week ;
visit here with her mother, Nice d.
haime.
The Misses Nellie, Alice, Celia aud
Ruth Ryan lett Thursday for Oracle,
Neb, TO join their parent- on their
claim there.
Mrs. Joe Limoges and son, John, re-
turned to their home "a Sioux City
last Thursday, after enjoying fe "
days visit at the Limoges home here.
Mrs.. Chas. Bernard, Mrs. U. Bru4-
seau, Mrs. M. Chaussee, Mrs. Philip
Chaussee and Mise Marie Louise thau-
ssee were among the Tuesday shoppers
to Sioux City.
Miss Alice Broullette, who has been
teaching school liz Verdigre, Neb.,
closed very successful term OF school
there last Friday and arrived here Moa-
day, to spend her summer vacation with
her folks here.
The bausof marriage wer published
here Sunday between Miss Collin.
Hrouillette and Mr.. Tommy Collins,
both OF this place. The marriage il TO
take place June is.
Mr.. and hrs, Henry Flageolle, and
daughters. Misses Lucy aud Carissa,
attended the graduation exercises Al
the Sioux City College OF Medicine last
Wednesday evening, when their son,
Joseph. graduated.
Miss Edna Authier aceomoantaa
Miss Ciotilde and Row Montague to
belmond, la, last Tuesday for weeks |
stay. The Montague children viii |
break up housekeeping there sud
make their home with relatives TO |
Sioux City.
Rev. Chas. Robinson was called 10
Armour, 8. D., Saturday morning. by |
he death OF his Gephew, Arthur Rob
nson, who was drowned In T. IKE An.
les last Friday while fishing. Rsy. /
Father Plantt of North Riverside had
'harge Of the Sunday services here, Ia
Father Robinson's absence,
A pretty Wedding occurred here OF
Tuesday morning, when Miss Dalia Go,
'an and Mr., Jene Breault we're united
o the holy bonds OF matrimony at st.
'eier's Catholic church during nuptial
ligh mass. The bride was prettily
'ttired In gown OF white silk and
wore wreath and veil and carried
'rlde's roses. The groom wore the
customary black. They were attended
" Miss Eta Pinard and Mr.. Elmar
After the ceremony the
'ridai party drove to Sioux City. where
hey took the train for Bowman, wis.
ne former home OF the groom, where
hey will spend month with rela-
Ives. They will be al home in Jetfer-
on after July the LIST.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03

Or, Mstzler, Dentist, 5l2 Fourth ST.,
stoux City.
Roy Merrill was passenger to Siou,
City Monday.
Ella Reedy was Sioux City visitol
last Wednesday.
Andy Connors transacted business in
Elk Point Monday.
Pete Ysrter transacted business in
Eth Point Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. Guillaume was Sioux CITY
visitor on Tuesday.
Tom Collins was q passenger to Sioux
City last Wednesday.
g. :. Brown Of Sioux City was JET
ierson cfller Tuesday
Lyds Dennison was Sioux City
shopper last Saturday.
r. I. Prather made business trip
q Sioux City Friday.
.Joe Chelli Of Sioux Point was JEFF
ferson caller last Monday.
Miss Anna Ward 81 Elk Point visited
5e1erson fr'ends last week.
Minnie Maxfield went to Sioux City
Saturday for few days stay.
Fred and Will Edwards were passsn-
GER 70 Sioux City Saturday.
Mis- Jsapstte Reed spent Sunday
With her parenta in Sioux City;
Nm. Geo. Finley and children were
passengers 70 Sioux City, Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Epstine 81 Sioux City
apent last wssk With her folks hare.
4 crowd u ball fans drove 10 River.
side Sunday % attend the BAH game.
Mrs. r. A. Bechard and Sister, Kittie
0ssdy.shopped II Sioux City Thuraday.
ra. Henry Bernard ,sr. left Moaday
~ salix tor Walt with her brother.
Earl and John Montague went 10
Sioux Citys Friday for ! lev days stay
lrs \. Currls and daughter, Celi.. /
wefs passengers 70 Sioux City Tues
DAY.
Philip Dancers and daughter, Rsgi-
~ wore Elk Point visitors last Tues
AZ.
saIims Brouilletss visited With her
slslsr Ars. Frank o'Rourke. II sioux
CIV.
kra: n n, Authier aud sou, Rainey,
vl1lsed lktenda II Sioux CAY lat SAT
ur1ay,
IL. "a Ma To- ysrter 81 Sioux
easv apent ~ Thursday hare with
1ol<n.
ga Pinsrd oams down irom vsr-
nillioa 6aturday = apsnd sunday Win
hislolks.
uha1' Bernard 1T Monday for ST.
ep 4 hospl,al a Sioux cay Tor
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
Notice to Creditors,
(First publication June 81

STATK OF MOUTH DAKOTA, I 3,
COUNTY OF UNION,
In County Court within and for said county
IL the matter of the estate Of Charles M. Peter
son, deceased.
Notire is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrative Of the estate of Charles M Peter
sondeceased, to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said dec eased, to OK.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers. within
six months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrative at the Office
OF Ericsson q Stickney, ct Elk Point, in TIM
County of Union, State Of south Dakota.
Dated at Elk Point, s. D., this 2sth day of
May, 1909.
4W SELMA o. PETERSON, 49,
Administratrix OF tine Is tate of Charles M
Peterson, Deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
Notice Of Applications for Letters Of Al
Ministration
First p,,hlicotton Nor ~

First publication May o.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF UNION
In County Court within and for said county
In the Matter OF the Estate of Eric Erickson
deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that G. A. Ericsson has
hled with the Clerk of this Court petition
praying that Letters OF Administration Of the
Estate OF Eric Erickson. deceased issue to him
and that the 10th day Of June, 1909, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ OF said day. being a day Of regu-
lar term Of this Court, at the Court room there.
OF, at the Court House, in the City Of Elk Point
in the County of Union, State afo resaid, has
been set for hearing said petition. when and
where any person interested NAV appear and
show cause why said petition should not he
granted.
Dated at Elk Point, South Dakota, May "a
1909.
[SEALl JEROME MANaAN. Judpe.
Attest: GEO. G. kIMMEI, Clerk.
BY IRA l.. NICHOLS. Deputy. 3w