The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-10-26
NEBRASKA Man
/. DREW FIRST At
ABERDEEN TODAY
Is Twenty Nine Years Of Age
and He Registered at
Pierre
aNE CHANCE N EIGHT
TO WIN N THE ORAWlxG
There Are sl,458 Envelopes in the
Bunch From Which About $4,000
Claims Will Be Selected-Speech
Making Preceded Opening.

SAaaiuS Will DC SeleCteQ-SpeeCn
Making Preceded Opening.
/ Aberdeen, S. D.. Oct 26.-There
was loud applause. followed by a
wave of expectancy and suppressed
excitement when little Alice jackson,
daughter of j. H. Jackson of Aber-
deem. and Josephine Burke daughter
of Congressman G. H. Burke of Pier
re, clad in dainty white gowns, step
ped upon the stage of the auditorium
at 10 o'clock this morning to select
the first two lucky numbers from the
heap of S1.456 separate envelopes.
These envelopes contained the names
Of those who had registered for the
lands on tho tanding Rock and Chey-
enne Indian reservations.
The auditorium was crowded long
before the drawing began and hun
dreds were turned away. Short
speeches were made by Judge Wilton,
who is in the charge of the drawing,
and prominent business men of Aber-
deem. There are 10000 land allot-
ments to be disposed of on the two
reservations which this will give
every one registered about one
chance in eight of getting a claim.
Twenty thousand names will be
drawn from the heap and of these, 1t
Is expected that 1000 will be draws
today. A force of fifty clerks will be
kept busy for month in recording
and classifying the names of the ap-
plicants.
Tho TunEv Nuunhorn
The winner of claim No. was
William j. Engel of Butte, Neb. He
is 20 years of age and registered at
Pierre.
Following are the next thirty-nine
No. 2, Calvin Bowdry, Bismarck.
No. 3, Lars Frederickson. Glenham.
No. 4, R. M. Kennedy, minneapolis.
No. 5, John D. Smith, Aberdeen.
No. 6, Albert OFT, Marshfield, Ind.
No. z, William A, Tanner, Mime
apolis.
No. 9, Marion H. Tudolph, Mime
apolis.
No. 10. Richard H. Martin. Dodge
vile, Wis.
No. IL. Conrad H. sipe, Saratoga,
Ind.
No. p, John Peter Olson, White
Rock, S.. D.
No. 13, Ray j. Martin, Mason City,
Iowa.
No. IA, John W. Hargrave. Hankin-
son, N. D.
No. Is. Samuel swenson, Mime
apolis.
No. 16. H. E. Goodall, Valley City,
No. L., George Friedlein. Gutten-
berg, Iowa.
No. 1S. Steve Jones, Britton, s. D.
No. 10. William S. Doyle. Water
town, S. d.
No. 20. John c. Anderson, Emperia,
No. 21. T. Howard Minton, Bison,
No. %. Anton Malmberg, Lafayette,
MINI.
No. %, Carl C. Thayer, Brookings.
No. "a, Ira ]. Neff, Jordan, Mont
No. 25, James Dunno. Chicago. Old
soldier by Thomas Heagney agent, at
Aberdeen.
No. 26,-John Bratley, Clearfield,
Iowa.
No. 81. Agnes Haddow, Sparta, Wis,
aged 55.
No. 2s. Dan Sullivan, ortonville.
MINI. -
No. 20, Dan Reimis, Sisston, s. d.
No. 30, E. w. Brubaker, Okolona,
Ohio.
No. 81. Edward Westley, Madison,
s. D.
No. 80. P. c. Wiggee. Moscow, Neb.
No. 33, Charles Hoffman. Mobridge,
8. d.
No. "a, John T. Wilson, Columbia,
Iowa.
No. 35, Nels Hanson, Lakefield,
Mimi. ~.
No. s5, Ferdinand vesser. Hoven,
8. D.
No. 80, Francis Lynch, Minneapolis.
No. 3S, James McClrthley, Peoziot,
Iowa.
No. 80, Christ stoltz, Mandan, N. D.
No. 40, Nathan Hemery. Watertown,
No. Al, George Ross, St. Louis.
No. ~. Roy Sweeney, Cleveland,
N. N:
No. 4s. Howard B. Darling, Fargo.
No. A, c. F. Heath, Dickinson, N. d.
No. IS. Emil G. Steinholm, White,
8. d.
No. 4s, Tilton Davis, Jr., Lexington.
Mo.
No. Al. Harvey o'Brien. Pierre.
8. D.
No. 4s, Anthony Schiller. New ulm,
MINI.
No. 40. NJ. E. Mccoy. New Hampton.
Mo.
No; 50. James D. Ratchford. Mar
marth, N. D.
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