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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
WINS AND LOSES IN FIGHT

San Francisco. Cal. November so
l'ackey Mcfarland. the idol OF tho
Chicago stock yards won and lost to-.
day when he got the decision over
Harlem Tommy" Murphy at the end
OF twenty rounds of lighting before
5000 critical spectators.
McFarland's victory over the New
Yorker whom so per cent. of those
present expected him to knock out
was clean and left little room for
argument But the rank and file Of
experts ana tight followers seemed
unanimous that as an opponent "f
Champion Ad Wolgast, the Chicogoan
was an impossibility.
Mcfarland and his handlerp said thai
nc broke his right hand in the twelfth
round. a cursory examination at the
conclusion of the fight showed tho hand
10 be much swollen, but of this tho
public was not aware until after II
had left the arena.
Mcfarland, IL he really broke his
hand, fought n wonderful b1ttlc Muir
ply. On the other hand, gave an cx-
hibition of gamcness and ability TO
come back rarely seen In a prize ring
During the carly rounds Mcfarland
fairly smothcred the little Harlem
fighter wifi dazzling variety OF
punches, from which there was no es-
cape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
ADD ANOTHER SCALP
TO SEASONS STRING
Y. M. L Football Warriors Put to Rout Strong
Eleven From ST. Johns College-score
Stands 5 to O.
Special to The rimcs-Dispatch.

lSpeclal 10 The TimcS-DiSpa tch
Roanoke, Va, November 30.--By de-
, fentinG ST. Johns College, OF .>nnnp-
oils, at the Fair Grounds this after
noon by the score Of . to o. the vir-
Sfnta Military Institute eleven added
another prize scalp to It's seasons
| string of victories, and made II record
of two straight games from the husky
Maryland Collcgians in ms many years
The score came about the middle part
OF the first quarter when, after a
series of sweeping end runs, the " NJ.
]. team pushed Lcech, Gullback, across;
the ST. Johns goal line for a touch
down. The attempt TO kick goal fail
cd, and the game stood to 0, with
the Cadets from Lexington OH the
heavy end 1t was the only score, and
though there were times when both
teams threatened to put the ball over,
the remaining part of the game was
fought out near the centre of the grid
iron
The game was ono Of the pretticst
ever seen here. Both teams were we'll
balanced, and in weight and training
We're nearly evenly matched. The style
OF play was similar and was charac-
terizcd by open field running and fire.
quent use of the forward passes and
short Kick. In handling and making
the forward pnss the Maryland lads
We're superior to the Cadets, and were
more successful in gaining ground
through the line. Melton. the heavy
ST Johns fullback, several times went
through The V. NJ. l. defense for long
gains. The punting of Moore and
Clayton was about equal, with prob
able odds in favor of Moore. for v.
NJ ]. Clayton, however, got off the
longest punts, putting the ball over
the v NJ !. goal line, Il distance of
about ffty-tive yards
St Johns lost two good opportuni-
ties In the first quarter to score. Tho
lrst chance came when Thompson
blocked kick from placement from
the thtrty-hve-yard line. The bail
bounded directly into his arms, and
with an open field he made n great
0ash Tor the Y. NJ l. goal Moore, tho
fast Cadet left half, overlook him and
pulled him down on the forty-vard
line. The second chance was lost when
the ST. Johns left end fumblcd a beau
tiiui forward pass from Wilson.
thompson was lying out on the en-
treme end and had clear field for a
touchdown.
The end of the second quarter prob
ably kept V. VI. |. from making a sec
"nd touchdown. as time was called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
CAROLINA FOOTBALL, Player
RECOvERS FROM INJURIES

a. H. Moore. Of the University o, Caro-
ma football team, who was injured durinr;
the game with the University OF Virginia
Yesterday at Broad Street Park. was remoy-
ed to the Virginia Hospital Immediately
after tho game 1t was ut nrst believed that
tn. young man had suffered conclusion of
inc brain, but examination by Dr. j. Gar
nett Nelson at the hospital. revealed tina.
ne had been merely stunned. He was sub-
hequehtiy removd TO tho Richmond Hotel
where the team 10 putting up.
team, last night reported that the young
man was resting we'll. and had entirely re-
covered from the effects OF his injury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
TWO FALLS ADD
INTEREST TO HUNT
Mishaps More Amusing Than
Serious, Both Riders, Con
tinuing Their Course.

Several slight mishaps. withou, serious
consequences. added TO the interest In the
Thanksgiving hunt or the Deep Hun Club
yesterday. the run being OF the stffcst
Of the season. The meet vas st the Brook
store ut 1890 a. NJ, and the run was through
Bruces. Ecliy's. Algernon Grants. McDon-
aids and CARROTS 10 yellow Tavern; frotn
there through Squire DarraCott's and Lang
horne Putncy's to Duinbarton. about six
miles. The hounds were called OFF there
and taken To the Country Club, AS many
Of the riders wished 10 attend the football
same. Though the pace throughout was
very ins' and the Jumps difficult. particu-
larry tho four-foot siX-inch plank fences in
Grants and Dnrra colts, the falls that oc-
Cured We're more amusing than dangerous.
Wilbur Sydnor, mounted on Dr. Whites
pet hunter. ROB Roy. landed In "a soft splacc
In Brucc's cornacid. He reinoun,ed and
continued the hunt. Mr. Campbeli's hunter
ran between two trees the space h<Swesn
being TOO narrow for both horse ana man.
and lie was disinountcd
Those riding to hounds were e. r. Syd-
nor, actIns master Of FOX hounds on Her
Grace; Jas. W. Graves. whip on High spjre:
f. :. Campbell, whip. on Iscn colo. ! e.
Miller. on Westchcstcr; Thomas Atkinson,
on Joe Mason: Wilburn Sydnor on RoL
Roy; John Aikon Branch. on Indy Frances
II: D. Harria. on Gates. and IIiIntsrnan
Thornt On. on Grandce 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
FREDERICKSBURG
WINS EASY GAME

Fredericksburg, Va. November go
Fredericksburg College defeated New
port News High School here to-day IL
to o. 1t was the last game OF the sea
son. While outplayed from the start,
The visitors put up u plucky game.
Chaney. Bauman and Carter played
star ball for the home team. Robin
son was the star for Newport News.
Chimney made Il number Of long runs
for gains of from thirty 10 forty-five
yards. Bauman, Williams and Carter
made good gains through the visitors
line. Carter kicked goal from the
thirty-yard lire by drop kick. Line
up:
Newp', News. Position Frcd'ksbura.
L Ash IL. E....... smith
Robinson. ..... l.. t.. .... Brooks
Romenon. ...... i. @. Spencer
Phllitps. .-...... Woodbridge
seiEel. ..........R. Weaver
Whitney. ...R. T... Chandler
Hughes. ..R G...... .Farncholt
il Ash. ...........Q B..... Williams
Bright. ........L II. B.. BauInan
BENSON. ar. H. Il. CLANCY
SHINES. #. b.. Carter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. picld goal
Garter. Goal from Observation-Disclosures
Ter. Referee. Smith Umpire, Bau-
man. Time of quarters. 10 minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
CRIPPLED TEAM
TIES WITH TULANE
Six Regulars Out of Line Up, but
washington and Lee Plays
to Standstill.

New Orleans. La, November 20 -
with six regulars out OF their lIne-un
because OF the "one-year rule" WASH
ington and Lee played an uphill game
Win tulane nero to-day. the final
score being to tie II was re-
Earded as the fastest and best game az
nc season, and was played before the
largest crowd ever gathered al the
stadium for football contest. The
weather was ideal.
washington and Lee wa. more Than
cqual TO Tulane on the defensive, after
Waimsiey had made the frst touch
down and failed at goal in the begin
touchdown By slipping through the
visitors left tackle for ten yards on
Inc opening play in this quarter Left
Guard Miller plunged through the cen
ire after series of successful PLAYS
by the visitors in the fourth quarter.
ana secured the touchdown for Wash
ington and Lee.
Evenly matched and In splendid con-
dition, the rival elevens fought hard
and clean The only penalty for un-
necessary roughness was assessed
against Washington and Lee IN IN.
hrsi quarter. when Quarter ack O'Ouinu
kneed" Right End Gillis, OF Tulane.
utter the latter had seen deci-ivcly
downed by another player OF the visi-
NC MS SdNc uidnc twenty yards,
putting the ball on the visitors TWEEN
ty-livc-yard line. IN exchange OF
punts followed. and at tho close OF the
quarter Tulane had the bali on tho
Visitors tcn-yard line. on opening the
second quarter at the west end or the
field, Walmslcy hurled himself through
w Washington and Lees surprised line
and planted the ball behind their goal.
NO signal had been called and tho
M In y
Washington and Lee threatened sew
cral times In the third quarter tn
lane held for downs on their fve-yaru
line, and Walmsley's punting kept th.
threatening visitors at bay. Miller,
having been relieved by Sutherland
early in the second quarter, went back
ia for the last quarter and he and
Miles and Faftcry. uae latter having
relieved OQuinn in the third period,
We're largely responsible for rushing
the ball over Tor the tying touchdown
Alumni of both Tulane and Washing
ton and Lee attended in droves occu-
plying separate parts OF the stands
Tulane. Position. ". and /.
ellis. ...R Il. Brown
Craighcad. .......R. T.. Miles
Black. ........ n. O.. Moomaw
WalD (captan)
Commagere....... c ........ ..Webatcr
tBosp (Sutherlan)
Mcleod. ....... l. T.......... Rogers
Garrett, OBicrne)
George. .........L E.. ...... Barker
Marks .-.........Q. B.......-. .O'Quinn
GSaftery)
Walmsley. .....R. II. z waddill
captain; Woodward) fBurh
Hopkins. ........F. b. Beurhing
(MottraIn)
Muller. .......L H E. Malcol n,
Summary: Touchd Walmslc y
tTulane): Miller washington and
Leo. Rofrree, Brown Dartmouth).
Umpire, Elmer tM!ss issippD. Field
judge. Briggs GSpringficld) Head
lincsrnan, Pipes tTulanc- Washington
| and LeeD Length of quarters, Ia. Is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
CARLISLE DEFEATS DROWN.
First Time Red Men HIVE whipucd
Old EiyuIs.

( Providence, II. l., November ao-The
Carlisle Indians closed one OF the most
successful football seasons in their
history to-day by defeating Brown by
The score OF IL TO Z. 1t was the NTH
time the two teams have met in nf-
teen years, and the first time that
Carlisle has won.
Both teams made touchdo owns Car
iisle's coming on "a fifty-h Vineyard run
by Welch. while Browns was made bv
Ashbaugh after a blocked kick on tho
thirty-yard line. Thorpe. whose kick
ing has been the feature of the foot :
oall year, added six points TO his rec
nrd by two beautiful goals from the
Held for Carlisle. All the scoring was
conc III the second period
The Indians play was marked ;.y
luick shifts double passes, crlss cross;
rms and plunges, which seldom failed
20 gain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
CARD WELL FILLED
. ON GETAWAY DAY
Record Crowd at jamestown
Sees Closing Events of
Meet.

jamestown, Va. November 3o.--Gct-
away day at Jamestown brought out
record attendance The feature was
the Thanksgiving selling stake. but all
the fields, with the exception of the
steeplechase, were well flied and close
finishes were the rule. Summaries:
First race--pursc $3.50, two years
olds. five furlongs--Silas Crump, lo5
! ,reak), TO /, first; kittery, los tAlc-
Cahey). to .. second: BE, lo5 (wil-
liams). 3 to 1. third. Time, :0S Also
ran; Ochre Court, Wild Weed, Queen
Bee.
Second race-purse $3.50. steeplc-
chase. two niles-Dutiicld, l52 (Allcn),
to first; Lizzie Flat, 1856 (Hermuth)
TO 8, second; cambridge, I4S
tIuckey}. to . and out, third Time,
412. Only three starters.
Third race--purse $500, all ages,
mtle-Sagcr ia tSchuttinger), = to
|. first: Rasman, los (Peak), to ..
second: Flamma, ~ (McCahcy) to .
and out third. Time. I:41 30. Also
ran: Husky Lad. Montcalm. Mad River.
Fourth racc-purse $1,000, one mile
and II sixteenth three year olds-Su-
perstition, ZOE (McCahey), . to /. first:
Beaucoup, lQ6 (ButwelD. to /. sec
ond; Bob r., l15 (Schuttinger, to
5, third. Time, 1:55i-5. The Golden
butterfly, Agnnr. Jaqulina. Edelweiss
ran.
FAfth race-pursc $500. year olds and
up six furlongs-Fort Worth go Gam
brose). to l. first; Otto, los (Pcakl.
to !. second; Semi Quaver, 9S( Brucc),
to 5, third Time, l:l6S SIS Rocbuck,
Jennie Welles. Lucille r., Miss Mo-
ments, Matte Herman ram
sixth race-purse $3.50, ihrec-ycar-
oids and up. selling. mile-Boundcr.
io' tschuttinser), 4 to 8, first: Helene,
w (Ambrose), to /, second: Limpet,
10y tPeak). to 2. third Time, l:4S.
IroEweight, Springmass, Harvey i.
Dixie Knight ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
CHAMPIONSHIP is WON
THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR
specia, TO The Times-pi.patch.l

ISnchburF. Nn., November Sv-For Tho
third consecutive year the senior class
basketball team. OF tho woinan's College.
retains the championship OF the college in
the great indoor bamc. The contest dccid-
ing the championships Was played this M :
ternoon in the gymnasium against the fresh
man naSs, tho other classes hnvIn &
been defeated earlier I'm the season. When
time was called the score was . to 6 in
favor OF tho class OF 1912.
After he contest had been declared clos
cd, the championship cup, a large silver loy-
:ue cup, was brought out In a salvcr and
presented To the victorious team by DR.
Martin. Miss Elizabeth Warner, capt;,in OF
the team, accepted the cup on behalf o: her
teammates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
Penn WINS AS USUAL.
scores Customary THANKSGIVING Vie
tory Over Cornell

''oiharS fhnnkSCfNinS Vic
tory Over Cornell.
Ihiladelphia, Pa, November 30
M S,nilSNlEania as usual. won the
THANKSGIVING Day football game from
cornell this afternoon. the score This
year being 81 to q The two teams
nave met on this day for the last nine
Teen years, and Pennsylvania has won
seventeen times. Ten years ago Cor
nell won from the Red ana Blue and
I'VE years later the teams PLAYED a
Tie. About $4,000 persons saw the con-
!est. at the end of the first period
DAY 1t looked Ike close game
with the result very much In doubt.
fennsyivania had scored within three
minutes OF play, and Cornell before
the period was over evened up tho
score. The Ithaca team then took n
Drace and played good football. bur
lhe PennsElvanians showed better
staying qualities. and also displayed
better gencralship. taking the lead In
,he third period and increasing IL i'm
me last quarter. The game was good
IN spots and was enjoyable from the
spectators point OF view. There We're
Numerous forward passes. in which
PENNSYLVANIA rared better than Cornell.
and many end. runs for from twenty
to thirty yards featured the Eams
Captain Mercer, OF Pennsylvania, he
ing the particular star In advancing
the ball. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
RICHMOND PLAYS
LYNCHBURG QU|NT
| specinl 70 The Times.pispatch.

l.yaeheurs, Va, November sn-rhe basket
bail teams OF the LynchourE and Richmond
\. NJ. {. y. VIII meet in the local association
s!n !siuiu for their first Interchange OF
games on the night of Saturday, January
% II is not known yet whether the local
hye can 70 70 Richmond during the season.
The local 1--WE, which will be made IN OF
ihe players who made such great showing
should be in good shape for the arst game
which Is 10 DE played ut Farmville with
iiempden-S!dney on the evening OF Deem
The hrsi game scheduled for home will be
With the Washington and Lac Uaiyersity
Huint on the syening OF December ce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01

I with the ball within ono yard OF the
81. Johns goal. The remaining part
OF the game was staged mostly near
the centre Of the sridiron, though the
many Dunts and long gains carried
the ball first into V. NJ. /. and then
into ST. Johns territory.
The weather was ideal for the sport
with clear sky and little wind TO
give advantage to either goal. The
field was i'll prime condition, and there
was just enough spice In the cold at
mosphcre to put the players In their
best lighting spirit. The crowd which
witnessed the game from the grand
stand WAS an incentive to good play. It
was the second largest crowd that ever
attended II football game in this city,
1000 people being present, including
the V. NJ. l. cadet corps and band The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
|v.P.I. TAKES GAME
| At LAST MOMENT
With Minute and Half to Play,
Necessary Score Is
Made.
GOAL KICKED FROM FIELD
Blacksburg Team Wins Sur
prising Victory Over
a. & Nj. Eleven.
GOAL KICKED FROM FIELD

Norfolk, Va, November 3o.-The vir-
sintu Polytechnic Institute football
| team, from Blacksburg, defeated here
to-day, by score of ) to o. the eleven
from North CarolInas Agricultural and
Mechanical College. at Raleigh. Six
thousand people witnessed the battle.
When w. Leggc was called from tho
side lines into the game he had been
watching since the beginning OF the
first quarter. II meant defeat for A..
and NJ. The ball was on Carolinu's
thirty fre-yard line, In V, p. LIS pos
session, and directly in front of tho
goal posts. There was one minute left
IN which TO play, and il required ut
least two points for one OF The teams
to win.
The two elevens faced each other
LcgEc stepped back IL rew yards Ter
rier stretched out on the grass, and
tie lall WAS passed back by Gibbs from
centre. Down on tho ground it went
Whcn UP went LeSgc's right foot, and
over the bar, directly between the two
goal posts. the oval sailed. 1t was a
spectacular. brilliant play. and counted
Tor three points. 1t was enough y.
and NJ. never had another chance and
in thirty seconds the contest ended
with the surprising victory for the
team from Blacksburg.
The first TWO periods failed TO show
any advantage for either team. and 1t
was almost agreed that the game would
end in tie. Then, with the oppor-
tnnity staring V. +. [. in tho face. the
right thing WAS done and the game was
Won.
Derby was bright star for V. +. l.,
although Gibbs. At centre, and Macon
ana Rogers were III many OF the plays
and figured conspicuously in the result
For y. and NJ. Cool. Scifert and Stat
ford plnNcn brilliantly ,rhn linr-nn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
Football Results.

AZ WnshlnEioni Georgetown. rs:
LchIGh, s..
At Richmond: VirEinin, IS; North
CDrOlinH, o.
~ Providence: Carlisle. l.:
Brorn. u.
At PhijndciphIn: Pcnnsyiyupiu. ~;
Cornell, ..
tt Norfolk: V. u. g., =; 4. ana VI.
of North Carolina, o.
At Nashville; Vanderbilt. 81; Sc
vance, o.
At New Orleans, Washington ana
Lee, 3; Tulane. >.
At Little Rock, Arknnsns. 10;
Louisiana Stntc, o.
At Atlanta, GcorsIn Tech, 81;
Clemson. o.
At Austin, okinhomn, @; Tcxns, ..
At Ronnokci v. NJ. L., .; ST.
Johns, q.
st Asheyiflc; birmingham, IL u.
S. Marines Of Charleston, o.
.it LynchburE; Riycrmonf AtIi.
ietlc Club, 3, Bedford city a. e., q.
AZ Mncon, en-; Mercer, 20, How
ard. q.
Al ,Jncksan,iiic, Univ. OF FInridn,
u; Charleston 6. CO College, o.
40 Lexington, Iiy., Central Uni
vcraity of Kentucky. 10, TrnnsyI-
yanin University, q.
At ST. Louis; 50. Louis University,
81 Syracuse, q.
Al Baitimorci Western Maryland
College, u, Johns Hopkins Unircr-
atty, o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
Tide Turns In second.

Hpecidl TO the Timcs DiSpntrh.i
stanton. Va. November 30 -Stnuntop
Military academy defeated f'ishburur's
Military school, 90 WayncsScru. tn the rrcp
championship game q TO ). At the end OF
The first hall Fishburnc had everything it's
own way, the score then being To o In It's
favor. The tide completely turned IN the
seCo!id half.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
ATHLETIC Club Wins.

TSN"VIiI . 7 p" Tlf0'-- DIEpltch.I
l.!nch6urE W.. November 3o.-Thc River
mont A'hlsi!c Club an amateur OrGauiza-
iIon VI i.ynGhburs. to-day defeated the
Bedford City Athletic CLUB AZ football tho
score being to .. The visitors played tire.
men from the Randolph Macon Academy
team. but with this the locals our PLAYED
tho visitors al all Stages The contest was
a pretty ono and was won ON tie mnrL;a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
Hermitage Golf Tmnnmen,.

d handicap OF sOlf tournament Tor men Niil
be played at the Hermitage Coli Club Cor
The next four Fridays aud saturdays, begin
ming December ]. The three loves, scorcs
OF each player made either on Fridays or
SATURDAYS will be counted but no two scored
i'll the same week will be counted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
Victory for King co,lcc.

ISpttIAI 70 he Times Disp1tCh.l
Bristol, Va, November :D-In "A hard night
on the Bristo! gridron to-day King College
OF Bristol. won from Roanoke BY :, score
OF 10 :" the visitors were KEEP, on the
defensive most OF tho time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01

w
tTulane): Miller washington and
Leo. Rofnree. Brown Dartmouth).
Umpire, Elmer tAl!ssisslppD. Field
judge, Briggs (SpringGcld) Head
linesnan. Pipes tTnlane- Washington
and Leo. LenSth Of quarters 10. IS,
Is, 10
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-03
Thirty Years Together

Thirty years of association-think
of it. How the merit of q good
thing stands out in that time-or
the worthlessness of a bad one.
So there's no gucsswork in this evil
fdence Of Thos. Ariss. Concord,
Mich, who writes: 81 have used
Pr. Kings New Discovery for 80
years. and its the best congh and
cold cure | ever used.n Once it
finds entrance in a home you can't
pry it out. Many families have
used it for forty years. It's the
most infallible throat and lung
medicine on earth. Unequaled.
Tor isgrippe, asthma, hay-fever,
Group, quinsy or sore lungs.
Price SOC, $l.OO. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by all druggists.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-03
1ss,7Oo.oo
245.o2o.oo
10000
1.111.2o
2.477.75
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department of Insurance.

Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. The Bankers Accident In
uranc Company. a corporation or
ganized under the laws of Iowa has
filed in this office a sworn statement
exhibiting it's condition and business
for the year ending December 81. 1910.
conformable to the requirements OF
the laws of this state regulating the
business of insurance.; and
Whereas. The said has filed
in this office a duly certified copy Of its
ton. in compliance with the require
ments of the insurance law aforesaid;
Now. Therefore I. o. S. Basford. Com
fnissioner. of Insurance of the State OF
south Dakota. pursuant to the provi-
sions Of said laws, do hereby certify
empowered. through it's authorized
agents. to transact its appropriate busi-
ness of Assessment Accident and
Health insurance in this state. Accord
ing TO the laws thereof. until the last
day of February. A. d.. 1912.
In Testimony whereof. 1 have here
unto set my and and official seal at
'ierre. this first day Of March, A. D.
f911.
(SeaD o. S. RASFORD.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-03

A surprise party was given ON
Mr. and Mrs Ray Rosa Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs C Rosa. A number of
the attendants from town came
home in the rain the following
morning. But they said they had
fun enough to compensate them,
and besides they could see the grass
''getting there" as they rode along.
1t was a double birthday party.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-03
Department of the Interior
L.. s. Land Office AT Pierre y. d..
June 2s. l9l

.'llNN 3. T1II.
who ON July u. 1906. made II. Il. No.
1871 serial No. O5i13. for the sr1a of sec
ton 81. township lis n. range 20 west 5th
y. NJ. has filed notice of intention to make
final five year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described. before the Clerk
OF Courts, at Gettysburg. $. ID, on the 18th
day of August. l9il.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Ripley. Joseph f. Pawclski.
Jane Black. and Benjamin 1. Combellick.
all OF Forest City. S. ID.
20 JoMN l.. LccKuART, Register