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The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Ora nighttime went TO Fay
cite Monday to attend school this
winter.
Mrs. Ed Rea and daughters OF
Coffeyville, Kansas are visit" g her
mother Mrs. Sarah Owens.
Mrs. E. N. Ford of Kansas City
spent this week with her sister Mr.
s.. R. Mcconnell.
Henry Akeman sold his residence
north of the railroad to j. r. Har-
ris.
A basket picnic which was well
attended was held at the Springs
grounds Wednesday with Mr.. Ham
lin and others as speakers.
Carl Lehman OF Boston, Mass.
inter state secretary OF Christia
Endeavor gave an interesting and
practical address at the Christian
church Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. f. Deus of Little Rock
Ark, is visiting her uncle R e
Smith and family.
Miss Mildred Mays of Oklahoma
City is the guest of her aunt Mrs
j.. M. Bethany.
Messrs Ernest, Ralph and Horace
Grain left Monday for Fayette to
attend school.
Miss Lucille McVey of Sedalia
spent Wednesday here.
Henry Meyer of Kansas City is
visiting friends here.
J.. Y. Hall is at home from Neva-
da, Mo, with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Hall.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Alice in Wonderland at the
Illinois Fair.

The Illir OILS State Fair has done
itself proud this year in the num-
Der and character of attractions,
In addition to Wright Brothers
Aeroplane and Barney Oldfield's
racing automobilists, the speed
program embraces cash prizes OF
S18,0 900 and will excel all previous
years in point of entries. The inn
proyements on the buildings and
grounds have been vast and costly
Every inch of ground is filled in
side and outside Machinery Hall.
The horses, cattle, swine, sheep,
and poultry exhibits are filled to
their capacity. An exhibit of old
time farming implements and uten
sils will be a novelty worth wit
Messing.
Reduced rates will be made by
the Chicago & Alton; this line has
also promised adequate special
train service to and from Spring
field all during Fair week. Fully
Is per cent increase in attendance
over last year is expected The
Chicago & Alton and the State
Fair have become so closely as
ISOLATED that they are already
called "The Oaly Way" and "1he
Only Fair" st
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16

was apparent that the young man
was of that mental character so
easily influenced by stronger minds
He related to DR.. Smith that the
man conducting the snake show
would force him by threats and
cruel treatment to perform as a
snake eater; that he would beat
him numerically, etc. His story
was undoubtedly true as evidence
of it was found on the body of the
young man in the shape Of bruises
on the body and scars on the head.
In order to make him look as hid
eous as possible the manager of the
snake show had all the hair shay
ed from the young mans head, ex-
cept a little on the crown OF the
head, and covered with a coat of
red paint, he said. This was also
evidently true.
A short time before his death
he in his delirium would ask nat
those around him see that he was
not allowed to return to the show
and also that "they not paint me
any more" Before becoming IRA
tional in his illness Halmperg gave
the name of his parents and their
postoffice address which was found
to be correct as he gave it.. He
stated that his father was employ
ed in a brass foundry at Stanford,
Connecticut. A telegram to the
father at the address given by the
son was replied to right away and
as soon as the father was notified
OF the amount of money required
to prepare the body for shipment
to Connecticut and to prepay the
express on it, he Immediately sent
the amount by wire and the body
was shipped Sunday.
There is much feeling here over
the way the young fellow was
treated by the show people and
there is some talk of prosecutions
being instituted against them
Boonville Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Birthday Surprise

Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1910, is a day
long to be remembered by F. c
Blackburn, of Malta Bend. The
event was a birthday surprise Civ.
en- him by his wife assisted by Mr.
j. w. Blackburn and Mrs. E. B
Dyer. Although Frank is pretty
hard to fool he was thoroughly
"taken in" this time. 1t took tn
combined efforts of his wife ano
relatives to keep him ait home a.
he was determined to go to Wav-
erly. But he did not go.
The luncheon was very elaborate
the most striking feature being q
huge birthday cake in the center
of the table and on which wer
the letters F. C. b. and Sept. IS
T7-'10.
The following guests were pres
sent: j. w. Blackburn and wife. F
B. Dyer and wife. j. E. Blackburn
and wife, r. L. Utz and wife, E. E
Sailor and wife, Clarence Black
burn, Misses Susie Waters and Ann
Barley of Higginsville.
Croquet was the game of the al
ternoon, and much enjoyed by tn
players in fact the entire time wa,
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
and the guests departed carrying
memories of a day well spent ane
wishing Mr.. Blackburn many hap
py returns of the day. b
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
NEW FRANKFORT

AL Wehinger and wife are here
on a visit to his parents.
Mrs. Ed Whining and little daugh
ter visited relatives in Dewitt the
past week.
Mrs. c. Marshall and son are
visiting relatives in Kansas City
this week.
R~eidenbach Bros. sold a blu CHI of
mules to Mr.. Browa OF Marshall.
John McCubbin of Kansas City
attended the funeral of his father
which took place at Good Htpe
Monday.
Mr.. Gwinn OF Slater opened his
school here Monday.
Dan Mccormick and family have
returned home from a visit with
friends in Osceola.
Miss Lena Thier'elder left Mon
day right for Chicago to erter col
lege.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Gibbs Cochran

DR.. Harry Gibbs, Of Telluride, Col
orado and Miss Ruth Cochran, eld-
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Cochran, were married at the home
of the bride on North Jefferson
Wednesday at 1890 Rev. J.. E.
Abbott officiating. They left for
a wedding trip east aad will be at
home in Telluride on their return
Miss Cochran is one OF M1rshalls
most excellent young ladies.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
ELM GROVE

owen Sweeney and family visi
ed Andy Hayob and family su
day. an
Miss Alma Rosenfeit has bee
visiting her uncle Joe Pittman an
family the last week.
Miss Florence Schieszer has beer
on the sick list.
Elm Grove school opened Mo
day with Mrs. Robt. Martin as pri
cipal.
Mrs. Grace Crump and little So
visited home folko near Swee'
Springs Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Finnigan returned from Ire
land Sunday where he had bee
on an extended visit to relatives.
Orville Crump, wife and babl
visited Jim Taylors Sunday nea'
Blue Lick.
All OF this community visited 5th'
fair at Marshall a1d Thoughts
the best on record.
Mrs. Ike Ruff and children visiy
ed Mrs. C. C. Ruff last Sunday.
b w. q. Crump is down visitisg hi
sons Orville and Robert at preseft
Mr.. Markes Of Marshall Is visit
fhg his daughter Mrs, Lizzie Pitt
man at present.
"AN.|LLLNI .H.-AL FAUNaM |L|.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
RIVER VIEW

He ry Viebrock and wife spent
Sunday and Monday viii the form
er's parents at Blackburn.
Mrs. John Meyer who has been
quite sick is reported some better.
Miss jamie johnson left for Sla-
ter Sunday where she will attend
school this winter.
Mesdames Bowler and Human
spent several days with Glasgow
friends last week.
Orson King, wife and daughter
ere in Slater Saturday.
j. r. Hauman, A. Romine and
Jesse Hensick were attending to
business at Marshall Monday.
w. F. Taylor and family of Oak
Ridge spent Monday and Tuesday
with j. F. Johnson and wife.
Ed Burks and family have moved
to Little Rock.
Foster King, has returned TO st.
Paul, Mimi, after a brief stay with
relatives here.
Mrs. Blumhorst and grand daugh
ter of Illinois are visiting c. w.
Blumhorst and family.
A. j. Kruger who has typhoid
fever is better.
Henry Kammeyer IS visiting
home folks.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
How Good News Spreads

~ am 10 years old and travel
most of the time," writes b. f.
Tolson, OF Elizabethtown, Ky.
Everywhere I go I recommend
Electric Bitters, because I owe my
excellent health and vitality to
them. They effect a cure EVERY
time.n They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys
and bowels, stimulate the liver,
inyigorate the nerves and purify
the blood. They work wonders
for weak, rundown men and WON
en-, restori g strength, vigor and
health that's a daily JOY. Try
them. Only SOC. Satisfaction is
positively guaranteed by P. H.
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Bryan at State Fair.

William Jennings Bryan, whose
name has become a household word
in every home, has consented to
deliver a lecture at the Iiliaois
State Fair at Springfield on Sun
day, Oct. 2. His subject will be,
"The Prince of Peace" This is
but one of the many interesting
and entertaining features of the
Fair.
The Chicago & Alton has prom
.sed special reduced rates and will
run special trains to accommodate
the people who wish to attend.
The Only Way" to "1he Only
Fair" st.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Children CRY
FOR FLETcHER'S i.
CAST RIA
Uncalled for Letters

Remaining in the Marshall, Mo.
post office Sept. IA, 1910. If not
called for in is days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Wash
ington, ID. C.
Miss Ethel Williams.
Mesdames Lizzie overtelt, ]. E,
England.
Rev. E. H. Keasler, c. w. Hatfield
e d Marken, Leon Fisher, Ed Petra
Sylvester Williams, j. ]. Right,
Johnnie Routh.
L. w. VAN DYKE, P. M.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Best for the World

j. w. Hyatt merchant of Warren,
N. c. writes: Please send enclos-
ed order by mail. Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve is the best eye
remedy in the world. Csc.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Farm for Rent

1 have decided to rent my far
of S45 acres situated In Saline Co.
Ia is now in timothy and clover
Will rent for cash or part of cror
Will be in Marshall for three week
VI j. dR. Thomas.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Craven E. Fulton, Malta Bend.
Mary c. Walker, Marshall.
Louis Williams, col, Malta Bend
Ana Fowler, col, Malta Bend.
Chas E. Hooper. Nelson.
Mildred A. Marshall, Wichita, Ka:
w. A. Chilcott, Miami.
Frances NJ. Moore, Miami.
Harry W. Gibbs, Smuggler, Colo.
Ruth Cochran, Marshall.
DR.. Bells Antiseptic SaIve
Good fer al Skin Diseases.
The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
County News


Guy Webster drove over to MAJ
shall Sunday to meet his sister.
Mrs. Vivian Mattingly and his nep
hew, Webster. The latter has en-
tered our school for the term.
Mrs. Hazard Sullivan is i'll
fever at her home on College st.
Little Georgia Royar who he:
been ill with fever at the home o
his aunt, Mrs. Sue Purcell Of Ka-
sas City, has recovered and H.
started to school at that place.
Tom Briscoe a colored boy aged
about IS years died OF co 1sumr
ton last Friday at the home OF h
grandmother.
Lucy Weare Of Kansas City
visiting relatives and friends hcr
and says she is thinking OF sect
ing a position as clerk in a Stat
store this fall.
Miss Bessie Ulery after being :
most faithful telephone girl al
summer, has entered the hig
school. Her sister, Sue, has take
her place in the telephone offic'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "a. Crane an
little sons attended the Marshal
fair last week.
Little Rose Luan Sibley, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sibby. I
near Miami was taken last week t.
the Deaconess hospital in st. Lou.
for treatment for her eyes and a
so for an afflicted ear. The phi
sicians say she was brought just
time to prevent an operation BIZ.
they regard her a ailment az
very serious, and can't as yet sa'
whether it will respond ITO thei
treatment or not. Little Rose i
very much delighted with he
abode in the hospital and is c
longer home sick.
Miss Flossie Bishop who is teac
ing the Hupp school was in MAN
from Friday until Sunday. Sh'
hasa nice lot of bright pupils a
a full school, a fine boarding pilc
and says everything is lovely s
far.
Miss Ethelyn Goldman is co
v~alescing from a hard fight wi.
the fever and is now able to tai
over the phone. The other mem
bers of the family who have ha
the fever are better.
Johnnie Vaughn attended the fai
at Marshall several days last week
A. P. Bishop brought from Ca
roll county last week a fi1e 2 ye'
old colt, but after considering i
age and the necessity of it bein;
broken to a buggy, ETC., he seat
back as his family wanted ahorc
for immediate use.
Misses Mary Sweeney and Ten
Mullins our popular milliners, u
der the skillful and artistic dire
tions of their trimmer, Miss Flossi
Wall, gave a most charming fal
opening at their parlors last Sa
uruay. Inc mats are -usu-i
pretty this season.
Miss Esta Reidenbach drew t
lucky No 1853 which entitled hcr t.
the elegant grapaphone at Su!l
vans drug store last week. Est
is a bright young girl %possessi1
great musical powers and will -
doubt receive many sweet icspir"
lions from her new instrument.
Guy Webster sold on Monde
his grocery stock to Charlie Ham
ner. 1t is not yet known VIII
course of business Guy will pursu
next, but as he is known as p
energetic and hustling man, We pr
dict for him much
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The Marshall republican., 1910-09-16
Money to Loan.

Money to loan in any amount on
improved farm property at low
rate of interest with privilege of
making payments OF loan at any
time during the year.
MONTGOMERY & JONES,
Sept Bank of Marshall Bldg.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07
Sept o

Sept. y Nov. 3
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Name of Mortgagors; Levi A. Smith and Edith
Smith:
Name of Mortgage: The Granite City Bank:
Date of ,rtgage: November 12th, 1904:
Amount claimed TO be now due upon SAID mort.
gage: S200.5S;
Description of the mortgaged premises as de-
ecrhed in said mortgage: The south East
Quarter Of the Northwest Quarter and Lots
Three, Ga -Four, (4) and Five, (5,) (Sisseton
and Wahpeton Indian Reservation Lauds.) Of
Section No. 6. in township No 12O north, OF
range No. 81 weat Of the fifth principal T NJ
In Grant county, South Dakota.
Whereas the said mortgage contansa mower
of sale authorizing the MORTGAGE TO sell said
mortgaged property as in such case by law pro.
vlded. iii case of default in the payment of IN q
mortgage debt when due; and cefaut hayiny
been made in the payment of said debt uheI
due, which default does now exist: and eald
mortgage having been duly recorded in the of.
flee OF the Register of Deeds of said Grant coun-
ty. and no action or proceeding NJ law or other
wise h rVing been instituted recover the saId
morfga debt; and said mortgBgee being stlI
the owner aid holder OF said mortgage and ,he
debt secured hereby:
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that III q
said mortgage will he forcciosed hy sale ~ th,-
above described premises ut pnbic ancfion 10
tie hlgh st bidder for cash. at the front door of
the Court House of said Grant County IN the
city of Nilbank In said Graut Conutv State Of
south Dakoa, bv the sheriff Of said county, on
November 9TH, 1910. at O'Clock A. VI to nnv
said m ortgag debt with interest and costs
Dated SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1910.
The GRANITE CITY BANK
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Dell Rapids, 5. d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07
Ninety-pound steel is being
laid between Milbank and Odessa.

Ninety-pound steel is being
laid between Milbank and Odessa.
Engineer Baird with a hill en-
CINE at Sum NIT, was home
Wednesday.
A work train in charge of
Conductor e.. Z. Bingham Of
Monlevldeo, has been laying off
steel between this cry and
Odessa, and tying up at night in
MllDank.
Engineer Chas. Fox is now
running the extra switch engine
between Summit and Andover
The switch crew running be,
tween MllOank and Watson is in
charge Of Conductor shop,
and consists of Engineer Dee
held, Fireman Abe Oehler. and
Brakemen Frank Reeve and
Fat Sullivan.
Gen. Foreman T. S. Manches-
ter Of Aberdeen was 10 the city
Wednesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07

Oct. Oct Il
NJ OTlCE OF BEARING PETITION FOk
~ LETTERS OF ADMiNISTRAT1ON
state OF ) nth Dahota. County f Grant. sa. In
county court within aud tor eald county.
In the NAT ter of the tate of Peter Hcdms L.
deceased.
the State OF south Dakova sends greeting tC
the Anna Marin HUT, Nils j. Hedmhp. Charles
r Hedtnan, Joseph Hedman and Matthias G
Hedman, heirs ut law of Peter Hedman, de
Ctas,.u.
You and each Of on are hereby notified that a
petition has been filed the Count Court OF
Grant County. state of South Dakota said
p-iDtlon asking that \. For berg be appointed
administrator of the estate of Peter Hedman, de-
ceased, and that said petition has been eet for
hearing at the September. 1910, term Of said
Court 10 be held at the County Court Room. in
the cry OF Mlloank, in said Comfy OH the 81. t
da, Of October, A. ID. 1910, at the hour OF ten
clock A. NJ.
DAtrd october :, 1910.
Seal 5 $. LockHART,
County Judge
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07

Sept ~ oct IA
NvoIICE OF BEARING PETITION fCR
~ LETTERS OF ADMINiSTRA1ION
state Of south Dakota, County or rant - In
county court Within and for said county.
In tie matter of the estate OF Arhuua W
Falon, deceased.
The state OF south Dakota sende greeting to
Jennie Fdilon and Jeremiah VI. FAllon. heirs
at law of Arhuna W. Fallon. deceased.
1ou and each Of you are hereby notified that j en-
HE Fallon has filed in the County Court of Grant
County, state of South Oak ota. petition as k Ing
that she be appointed Administrative of the
estate OF Arhuna w. Fallon, deceased, and that
sa ID petition has been set for hearng at regular
te III of said Court to Ne held ut the County
Court room, in the City of Milbank. in said
County, on the eighteenth dav Of October, A. d
1910, al the hour of one O'Clock II NJ
Dated September "a, 1910.
(SeaD 5. s. LocKHART
County Judge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07
. Office THAT TAX DEED WILL ISSUE
:. LOCK HART,
County j udga

TO c. a. Read and A. NJ. knight the owners
OF. and 70 {. K. Read. the per-onln whose name
the tand hereinafter described Is taxed;
1on and each of yOu are hereby notifird That
on November p 1906, the following described
parcel Of real estate snuated III t,Iani Comfy.
and state of South Dakota, tu-wIf:
Lot nlmber IN block number II in the CITY
o. NIlbank. WAS eoid for taxes then due delln
qhtnt thereon tor the year uf 1908, alta tax sale
made hy the treasurer of said county, TO A J
ftaset n pure chaser thereof. who received from
such treasurer 1he usual certificate OF such Tx
sale. and win en- certificate WIS ny ~uld Bleser
dul sold and ar4lvhed to RiCnHrd's Trust Com
peiy. corporation. ANA by said Richard s
Trust Company sold and assigned to the uuGpt-
slgued. Cel}a \. kwgh,. who NOW h assignee
aud Lawful owner ana holder OF sueh Ger. ticale
of sne. and that the right of Redemption IT,
sud land 50 sold Ms aforesaid VIII expire ana
taN Geed for said land VIII he made III the
expiration OF X'y Days from the completed
service OF this notice.
Dated September !,th, 4. 1910.
ELLA A. kSIGHT
owner and Holder of CettiiIcale
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07

David Antonson is advertis
ing horses. cattle and farm
machinery for sale on Mondey,
Oct. 10th, two miles northeast OF
Strandburg and three miles
west of LaBolt. A free lunch
will be served and the sale will
commence at l o'clock sharp.
Lee Am sdel. auctioneer, and N.
ForsDurg, clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07
DEALS IN DIRT.

Henry J. Lark to Rudolph Woiohn

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sfoo0
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}ocl, sw4 os sni ~ san ",3o ~
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son VIZ Of sci, se4 If swi. X lot 2 Of
SOC o2-11S.5o xl
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Rohn IL, NV ~ Niln.nl S1onn
.Inhn H.tfernan ,o trnomas O.Gor.
man lot1 AN, : Ra,char,s addition
To Rig STONE civ 81
VIM, Raumoartner to Grant G
Salmon nw4 ot sec f.lol ~ 1res
$1,000 >'O|
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ken. nw4 Of sec, 2.121-5o, s64oo
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RedeIer ne4 of sec l-.loo.1e si150o
William +. Davis 10 ! = (nnd-
horg ne4 of ne+ of sec 22-11s "a
$1,000
Edwin 4 conn ia state Rank ~
Twin brooks, sw+ of NV, 4 nwl, Of
swl, Of zee. . loo 30. 81.
anis S.him,nino - Ernst Ewer,
west 50 #. of lots l.o-3-4-5. blk. A.,
Rig stone City. s-:,'
E,dwa.d Naro9ette 70 VIM. A. Mar
onardt e. al. lots u < % blk. II, Re.
.lillo $500
Jno. A. Munro TO Montana thinner.
lots 3 As, blk. 5, Tenney & MartelI;s
addition 70 Bio stone CITY. S75.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-07
Nov.is
Jct.
~ OTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

hertas, default has been made in the cond /
'iohe Vi a Ger am IN 1rtg4ge contalnIns poWe
y sale gwen by Eliza Hayens ana Luther Hav
Gus hei husband, mOrtgagurs to q. d. BOugh
tob. MORTGAGE, dated the 10th day OF Marc
ie's, nd hled Tor record the Office OF tn,
| register Of deeus OF Gtnnt county, South Dakota
on tue Goth day OF March ls93 at l0:4o u.cIoct
4. VI q recorded IN book 81 or mortgages a.
page w. mortgaginc the follow ny desclibe,
iahds sltidtr III The county OF Grant, and STATE
ol South Dakota, to-wit:
The mort west quarter of section three il
! 'o"hship one hundred and nineteen north, oi
range forty-elght wet. Couta mug one hundred
f"ity ahd twenty one hundreds acrt-
acc 'idlbg To the government survey thereof:
winch SAID NOR gage Was by An instrument l.
writing dated the 22nd day OF February. lsHe
assigned hs sald q. L. Boughtult TO u 4.
Wood. which assignment duly .ecoldeo
u the o1ilce OF sand Register of dctas he
sra day o. March. lS@N, at i:l5 o'clock +, NJ,
10 pooN ~ oi mortgages at page COS. which
sdiu mortgage was by hn instrument II wrltful
dated the 2sth uay of February, lS9S, assignee
~ said = l.. Wood 10 Henutplu CountA
savings d INK, WI ch assignment was dnR
lecorGed IN he office OF SAID re. lister 4 deeds
on the 5rd day of March, 1893, at 10 O'Clock
Z NJ =, ia book 20 Of mortgages ~ page Go.
"hlch 7a norts &c wac by an ms rument IN
writing dattd the d h DAY of May, 1909. duly
ass gHed ny sarG Hennepin County Saving
Bark TO G. l.. Wood, who is now the owner
aho hoi 'ef thereof which said assignment was
recorded N the office of SAID register Ut deeds
on -" 5'h dar of October, 1910, IN hook = of
mortgages al page $50.
Notice ls hereby given that said mortgage Will
De foreclosed by the sale Of the lands yered
tae 90 an htrrlnbcfor- desCr bed Dy the
sherln OF saId Grant county. or his repntv. on
ne 18th day Of Nn,e nber, 1910. at the hour o.
two tlock T. NJ. Of sad day, at the front
door of th- court o tse III the city OF Mlbank.
IN "a q Grant county, to satisfy an indebted
ness oi i've hundred fitty-stX a,d 70-l0o dollare,
- h - Gn- upon eald m"rtgage st the date of
tnle otce, besides attorney lees, costs and is
DuretIn"ite % foreclosure.
Dated this Ith day of October. 1910.
T l.. WooD,
Assignee OF said Mortgage
THoe L. BoCCK,
Attorney for Asslpuee