Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-29
WORK OF SELECTING 10000 FARM
WINNERS IN INDIAN LANDS
COMPLETED.
10000 AS SUBSTITUTES
WILL NEXT BE DRAWN
Second lnstalment of Names. Will Get
Farms if First Winners Fail TO File
Another List of owans Who Fig
ure in the Late Drawing Within the
10000 Limit.
ecial TO Times-Repuhlican.

Special 10 Times-Repuhlican.
Aberdeen, s. D., Oct. 2s-The draw
ing OF the first 10000 names in the
Cheyenne river and Standing Rock In
dian land reservation is completed.
This finishes the number actually re-
quired 10 file on all claims to be opened
for settlement.
An additional 10000 names Will be
drawn, however, 10 cover any possible
| deficiencies which may occur when
| those whose names have already been
drawn fail to file on claims.
Interest in the drawing is tagging.
and persons who came here to watch
| the proceedings have nearly all left
town.
The fruits of the land drawing in
dica.a that the Increase Of population
Tor South Dakota by reason Of the
settlement Of the reservations will not
De as heavy as expected. large pro-
portion OF winners. probably 50 per
cent. are already South Dakovans This
means that only 5000 farms will be
settled by outsiders. Some newcomers
will be required 20 take the place Of
those who will go on the reservations,
but not enough TO make up the differ
ence. AS in The Rosebud drawing, the
older settled counties will suffer pro-
nounoed decrease OF population. while
the portion OF the state west OF the
river will show big gain. The stare
as a whole will probably gain 10000
or - 5000 population by reason OF the
land opening.
One man who is rejoicing over the
outcome of the drawing is Sanford
Shor,ridge. who for many months has
run q popcorn stand on Main street.
Shortridge is an old man. his children
are grown and he and his wife live
alone AS soon as he learned ne :lad
drawn a number under 500 he closed
his stand ard retired from business.
Mr. Shorrr:dge is an enthusiast lie
member of . the Salvation Army and
gives the Almighty credit for mis- good
fortune.
The following additional 1owans have
/. drawn among the first 10000
. s55s-Alfred P. Taylor Grand River
S5S1-Jennie Miller. Defiance.
s6o6-J. P. Cups. Center Point.
S60S-Joha w Clauson, Fees Grove
s6i3-Mrs. y. j. Ballard, Minburn.
se25-James O'Connell. Scranton.
S630-John S. Harvey, Clinton.
ss31-Alex Stadumuller. Pameroy.
S6S3-M ]. Elliott, Sargent Bluffs.
:. ses7-Ju,ian C. aIitckel, Counc!
e Bluffs
s6.1-Allen c. Haskins Sioux City.
Stiff ". Spaiding. Clinton.
s647-Charles VI. Young. Jesup.
sS5O-Berthoi ellis. Usage
S566-Blacknan o, Brumheld, Alton
S6s7-E, I. More. Viola.
Se-3-J. VI. Wiike, Stansgar.
ss7q-Matt Doctor. Hawarden.
s596-Leo ]. Keller. Alton.
s713-J. R. Langdin. Flagler.
s754-L O. Glew, Sioux City.
: S1s2-Willard L. Quaas, Cedar Rap
ids
S7s5-H. B. Strever. Larrabee.
sTSS-A. Roy Fairchild. Ida Grove
s7e2-Albert Garst. Hambu
Subsidiaries N. Snyder, Sioux City
ss0l-W. Sewoid, .Schaller.
Ss03-James T. Stronke, Sheldon.
SS06-Wa-d L. Curtis, Cresco.
ss0S-D. A Slite. Fonda
8SI7-Albert Cray. Scranton.
ss2s-Richard T. Braeger. Dows.
SSS2-Ray r. Chapman. Eln1a
n Ss4o-John ". Graham, Oskaloosa.
L ss4.-Nick W. Schumacher. Clarion
L ss54-John Walter Dunn, Charlotte
l S9e1-Lewis NJ Townsend, Waterloo
S9s7-Clyde c. Scheiner, Pleasant
l vile.
Il 89ss-John Schachrner, Carroll.
L S996-August Batteen, New Albion.
i Soon Caregg. Waterloo
l SsOs-J. A. McChord, Hi,lsboro.
l se20-T. w. Nelson. Lucas
s924-Thomas G. Hayhurst, Promis
City.
i ss32-R. j. Latson, swea Citx.
ss3s-Henry F. Beck, Monona.
1 sSs4-Alfred D. Durbey, Edgewoo
ss7o-winifred I. Dale, Moulton.
ss71-W. A Sucher, Jewell
i Ss7a-Alfred Hall, Sbley.
s8e5-A H. Mayfield, Sheldon.
ssS6-Hugo S. Tuck, Davenport.
sS9s-Gilbert Blayney. DIN.
= s9o0-Colunbus Meadows, Kent.
90os-Fred Hass, Harris.
eVo7-Wiliiann Zimmerman, Church
so12-Gary w. Chadwick, Marshal
I town.
l so14-Claus Bornholdt, Coun
Bluffs.
eo2s-Elmer E. Strand, New Har
ford.
soss-J. Badger. Des Moines.
9041-L. W. Hindu, Charles City.
9o59-Alma NJ. Seehus, Orange CT
9065-J. w. Kirk, Nodaway.
s071-John B. Delaaanty, Clinton.
907T-Samuel Scott, Minburn.
eoss-Franeis NJ. Hushaw, Woodbi,
eoo7-George F. Hitrman. Odebolt
909s-J. NJ Quigley, Gilman.
9109-John A. Duffy, Emmetsburg.
e11s-Elmer Larson, Des Moines
s126-N.ck Bertling, Waterloo.
s131-William Stusak Cedar Rapt
si37-Joseph Jensen, Council Bluff
s144-WiL!am Parks. Boone.
9146-Louis H. Mayne. Emmetsbur
914s-John H. White, Madrid.
I. 9159-Luther A. Munger, Fairfield.
9155-F. H. Demoss, Des Moines.
91o6-Christy Grivey, Dana.
9164-Fred Klove, Nevada.
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