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DARING PAIR ROB
BINGHAM SALOON
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roomers were about to respond when
the highwaymen leaped on the horses
and started down the canyon. The
alarm was spread and Deputy Sheriffs
Tom Schweitzer, Otto Whitbeck, Chic.
CT Police }. w. Grant and two Bing-
nam pauolmen entered into pursuit.
Arriving at Copperton, the posse
found the two horses. One of the ami
mails had a bullet wound in the head,
apparently inflicted by one of the
highwaymen who became enraged at
the inability of the horse to show
speed. The horse, ii IS thought, will
recover The animals belong to the
Utah Feed stable at Bingham.
That the horse was shot by the
highwayman mounted on him is be.
yond doubt, the wound bearing powder
burns and entering at the top Of the
head.
When 1t had become known that the
highwaymen had proceeded beyond
Copperton, which is a mile and a
half below Bingham deputy sheriffs
telephoned the sheriff's office in Salt
Lake. Immediately Deputy Ira Beck
stead was communicated with at Mid
vale. He armed himself with rifle
and proceeded up Bingham canyon on
horseback.
Early this morning the posse was
joined by citizens of Bingham, VINO
seemed determined to overtake the
highwaymen before daybreak. Sheriff
Joseph C. Sharp and his deputies will
start up Bingham canyon early this
morning to assist in the search for
the bandits.
Parkinson and Smith had been in
the canyon in search of friends
missing horse. Their own nouns
were tired and therefore unable 70
run fast enough to suit the bandits.
In disgust, the robbers abandoned the
horses.
Early this morning the Bingham po-
lice chief returned and organized an
other posse. The Garfield authorities
were notified and are also conducting
search.
Cornforth says he recognized one
OF the thieves as man who has been
lettering about poolrooms in Bingham
several days. He says he will be able
to identify the man If he is captured,
Both men wore light hats and were
dressed in rough clothes, They are
said to resemble the two who held up
Greek three weeks ago, the night
Andrew Erickson was murdered,
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Mayor James c. Dahlmap, Omaha,
N>br, often called the Cow Boy
Mayor writes of the benefit he de-
rived from Foley Kidney Pills and
says, 81 have taken Foley Kidney
Pills and they have given me a great
deal of relief, SO cheerfully recon.
mend them" For sale by Co-Opera
tive Drug Co.
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And in accordance with law and
the crIcr OF the trustees of said com
pany made on the 10Th day of June
1919, the interest of each of the fore
going members and land holders in
the canals and bitches of said LCr
and Richmond Irrigation company
and in the right to the use of the
water therein flowing or so much
thereof as may be necessary will be
sold at the front of the court house.
Logan, Utah, on the 17th day of July
1912, at o'clock p. m. of such day
to pay the said tex together with INC
cost of advertising and expense of
the sale.
Dated at Logan, July
LARS c. PETERSON Secretly
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NOTICE.

Logan and Richmond Irrigation Dis
trict, Place of Business, Logan, Utah.
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PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS

At various times during the sum.
mer via the Oregon Short Line. Re.
duced fares to Portland, Seattle, San
Francisco, Los Angeles and other
coast points. Consult any Oregon
Short Line Agent or write d. L. Bur.
ley, General Passenger Agent. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-07-04

Don't forget our advertisers,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-07-04

There is unpaid and delinquent on
account of a tax voted and determined
by the members and land owners of
tho Logan and Richmond Irrigation
District on the 4th day of December,
1911. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective members
and land holders as follows:
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Stake Priesthood Meeting /,

Saturday, July 8, the regular stake
priesthood meeting will be hello in
the stake Tabernacle at s o'clock D.
m. All Of those holding the priest.
hood are requested to be present. DR..
John A. widtsoe will be the speaker.
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sum MONS.

IN the District Court of the First Ju.
dicial District OF the State OF Utah
IN and for the County OF Cache.
Anna Bergenfren FJelsted, plaintiff,
VS.. Anton Bergengren, defendant sum-
mons:
The State OF Utah to the said de-
fendant: You are hereby summoned
to appear within twenty days after
the service OF this summons upon you,
II served within the county in which
this action is brought, otherwise with
in thirty days after service, and de
fend the above entitled action; and IN
case Of your failure so to do, judg.
ment will be rendered against you ac.
cording to the demand OF the com
plant which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court. This action Is
brought to recover judgment tn
partition or sell Lot I, Block AZ, Plat
a. Of Logan City Survey. Cache
County, Utah.
]. z. STEWART, JR.,
Atty for Plaintiff. Logan, Utah
July is
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Helped to Keep Down Expenses.

Mrs. J. E. Horny, Akron, Mich,
tells how she did so: Il was bother.
ed with my kidnsys "a had to 90
nearly doubSs. tried . sample Of
Foley Kidney Pills and tAsy did me
SO much good that bought a bottle,
and feel that they saved me a big
doctors bill" Cooperative Drug Co. .
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rhor esv-a

strengthened the bowels, SO TIA, t..ry
have been regular ever since. -. =.
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tea.
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Il suffered habitually from consti.
patton. Doan's Reglets relieved and
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District No. ISL.

October 2s.-EveTy body busy. Some
are baling their broomeorn, and other
are getting their grain gathered.
Quite a number from this vicinity
took In the carnival at Knowles lasi
week. and report a good time.
Telephone Is all the talk now days.
An effort is being made to charter the
Surprise aud thSestern.
Toe Young Peoples Society was well
attended Sunday. They are doing
some good.
A very pleasant surprise party wac
given at the hume Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Dunn, In honor OF their son Harry. who
will soon leave ne for an extended
visit In the eastern part Of the state.
A liar will think you believe him n
you are too polite 10 tell him that
he lice.
r. n. Hulse made a business trip To
Knowles last week.
we huu our ufat euoN bcoucf ootui
so ~ must prepare for 30 sn0ws this
winter. Hut We hope u will not be as
severe as last winter.
The Heibert Brothers are here now
with their baler. and doing a good job
OF baling. They have q tine new gas
oiins engine, and can put out % 20 g.
bales day.
The Young Peoples Christian Asso-
cation held their ilrs. social Of ths
season at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore. ON the evening OF October 81
tIIailoWc'enl. The house was beau
tlfully decorated wish aatumh leaves
aud Jack o lanterns. The youpR peo.
ole were masqo1d. Mn Moofs takiua
lthe part of Eursaue Teller, which A..
losde.i great dsnl a nnntem8nt "a
part AZ fhe egtninR Hefktshmepl|
ERA served. ekneI8linN ~ nuMNA|p
pIe nl|1 abrIte AflFf HbI4h a'| he az
I1stnl thhlnla hH|nnnIka ~ IIN|loNe'Ef
m0le flkfa AllnAslh4I a NtA n|Nt|
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south EImMnnd.

Born-To Nc. and Mrs Orsi. BArler.
on Wednesday. Oct. iGth. a daughter.
All parties doing we'll.
A bran nsw girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Pat Merritt, Frida,
morning.. Oct. Isrh, They made Ih,
little lady welcome.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Murphy. nf T,xas
spent TUESDAY night Of last week viii.
Mrs. q. J. Groves.
M~sss. Rash and Perley johnson
we're at Forgan last week. They ~.
port sine Rad through the sand Hill,
to bs IN bad condition, the result uf 90
much heRvv frrightinE,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Hile.
Sunday morning, Oct. ~, = RirI. Di.h.
washers will sOon be plentiful.
Mrs. CAylrr anil children returned
frum the Teseh-rs' A.snciAtinn a. Hea-
vsF City. Friday. aud sp-nt saturday
AZ the home OF r. y. Grreng.
Prof. Fellow spent sunday with Mr.,
aud Mrs.. OhAs. Bennington.
Duie Barler is on the iick list.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. v. Johnson arrived
Buuday evening from Alfalfa county
on q visit tn his mother and other rel
atlvss and friends.
A CALtEE,
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Notice of Publication
- ttc Of Oklahoma in ths District CouFt

Notice of Publication
- ,tc Of Oklahoma 10 tbs Dttret Coud
Beaver County of said County
Burnham. Msnfpr, Root lry Goods Comrany.
a rouoiHion. PialntiH
w..
A. &. Gunter. n. y. Sterling, J. n. MolS ard q.
X. sterling. a cs-partncrship dning bu.insss un
der the name and sglr ut uunirr A y erlins.
D~fcpdants
Said defendants A. q. Gunlsr ". y. Sterling.
.. ". MolS Hnd q. n. sterling will take ro,irc
that the, have ir-n sued in tie above nam,rl
rouFt by Bufnham. Munger. RoH Dry utsir
Company, ~ attachmen, up1H Rn account fur
Nv Hundred Riuy one ani w.iOI dollar,
siSl.yl and int"rest at per cr1i ffoh sspt'n.
bsr 18Th lsit. and certain of thsir gn,d. nod
chaticls have been attached a. said action and
that thsy must answrr tie ptition hlsd ther,iu
30 aid rlsin,if ou or httors the lih dny OF De.
ern,bcf lgl2. Or snii Ieiit on viii b. taken -
tfua anI Iudg nrni iof s1id plaintiff m sAsi
ae Ion for the "a - ot sijl.si and inter,-g a, =
pr ccnt from S'ptsmbrr ssih lsIi. AMI In the
atiarhment therein granted viii b, rund nj nc
curdiusly
Attr,i q. y. PRuErr.
tsHALl Ilsrk o. said Court.
y. e. TEACY AND DtcKsoS. Ru.H DtcKsN
Attorneys Tor ilaintid
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Summons hy Publication.

Summons Wy Publication.
STATE OF o1l'h0H" IN ~, p,.,r,c, ,,o.r, q,
Rsnver County. Said County.
ilurnham. Munger. Rno, Dry Goods Company. n
CoFporntibn, Plaintin
~.
\. q. Gun,er. n. 3. S,~fltrg. Y. ", MdI anil a.
\. st-riinn. - ea-pirinsrs zip dp,ng buslnIs uE.
der TIE hrm nnm' and .iSI@ os Gate Mecantiir
Company. u, fehdant.
suid defrndants A. &. Guntcr, ". f. Sterling. ,
~. Mclz and q. y. S;arlinr will take notice thai
trey have beon sns-i In th. a,ove named Cour.
by the abDvr nam 4 a inifi tor thr pos,sssiai
II onrstock Il dry gssis, iu,ni.hing ~ IL Rnt
notisus fully drsrF ht In a." plr In, ,in's petition
and Of the ,a.is, q. fs1ito which pFots-rty ha .
bs-n taken by thr llaiutin un a writ II rep'evir
issusSi IN tli. etusa hY the rlaintiT, Hnd mus
answer the rntitiun ri-i therein by aid riaintin
on orbefor- thu lith day ~ bsrrnh-r lglg, ol
said ts,titi,n uiil h.taxrn ~ true and iuds
ment Tor .aid piaintin la said acian Tor the pos
session Of the personal property above dr-rfihF
~ Ss<Upititr yilir thcrof ,il b. r~ndcrd ac
copiihgly,
At,ssti %. y. PHrTrr.
tsEALD clerk 80 1Eid Tuur.
By Mar PHvETT. Deputy.
DicNroN, RUss DIrE-pS.
Attorney. for Plaintld
lO-H ii-n 50
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Home Creek.

Everyone busy On this neighhorhocd, +,
'nme hauling feed and some wheat.
Allen Ward Il all smiles nowadays.
Wonder whys
Quite a crowd out at Mrs. wseden's
salr Monday
Little Dollic Leisure, who has been
quite sick, is much improved At this
Nriiipg.
Raymond Twentier and Miss Elva
Barker attended church at Beaver
Monday night.
Mrs Chance aud children visited her
sister. Mrs. Charley Leisure, Sunday.
Mute Taylor and family spent Sun
day with Mr. Nenable.
Gross RCsas school started Mouday
with Miss Okla Wright as teacher.
ElvA Barker visited ElmwOOd school
one day last week.
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Flagged Train With Shirt.

Tearing his shirt from his back NJ
Ohio man tagged u train and saved o.
from . wreck, bot a. 7. Aston. Rat.
siGh. n. O., once prevented n wrecl
with Electric Bittera. IL vas in = ter.
rible plight when began To use them.
he writes. my stomach, head, bacl
anu kidneys were all badly affected
and my liver was 10 had condition. bur
four bottles Of Electric Bitters mad,
ms feel like q new man." A trial vii
soavlnce you of their matchlrss merit
Tor any stomach, liver or kidney troub.
le. Price bO cents at fr~d q. Taacy's
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Mr.. Turner, just ovcr In Texas cuun.
~, u making sorrhum molasscs and
hey are certainly iiuc. ! purchased
I've gAlions. I'm certainly going to
hav. some PEANUT candy and poprorn
balls this winter. Come up, ye cor
respondents,
II. =. ilous-man aud family, ". r.
and Geo. Whiimer. aud families were
sunday visitors at Jennings.
Jesse Hale was called Co Tennessee
m account of the serious illness Of his
fathrr.
Nearly eyeryou. Il getting their feed
iuishrd and next week will Rnd every
ine sowing wheat. What wheat has
heen sowed IL up and lonking very nice
The hopper, have not bothered any
around here
News is very scarce. No one dies
tets sick or gets married. Same old
,cnplr doing the same old thing. Some
lines W. wonder how ye editor put
'ut n gond raPcr. week after .we-h
- the llERALp u,
RASGER.
Nurr-lt does take the hest that's IL
~ some times, but W. feel fully repai,
md encouraged by such expression'
'-nm our rcaders as the above from
Ranger .-EntrnR,
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Summons by Publication.
state ~ Ohlahoma. Heater. Connfs.
In eke nlsfffrf Court ~ Nala Countf.

Summons By Publication.
STATE ~ Ohlnhoma. neater. Comnfs.
IN the ni.tStet Court ~ said ConntY.
Vcrgason a Mckinney ny 0ooa. Conpanf,
aCorporation.
".
A e. uunter. ~. =. Sterling J. ~. Mols, aud
u. q. s,eFiina. q eo.partaeVshlp doing bss.
ines uuder the same and style of Ouuter
and sterling, Dsfesdants.
said Defendants. &C. 0nater. a.. = sisr-
ling. j. N. Mols. and q. y. sterling. viii take
so,lee that they have bees sued In the shove
named Court by Ferguson A Mekinney Dry
Coed. COMPANY, by attachment 90 recover
the sum of Four Hundred seventy -seyen
aud olfoo nlfI.oil Dollars, aud Interest NJ .
rer ecu, from september -. fpst, aud eer
tain ~ their goods aud ehattel- have -
attached IN sald action. aud that they mu q
answer the peti,lon aIed th-rsin by s.id
plaIntia ON or before ,he nth dag % Drcem-
beT. lsIi. az sald pctition VIII ~ taken ~
true. aud Judgement for aid Plaintiff In
saId action for the sum 81 tiI1.oI aud Inter
-, at p-r cehi from September n, ipis.
aud Ia the attachment thsrein grAhtcd v NJ
be rendered accordingly.
tAu.ail or. PHuETT,
Cierh % said Court.
F.C. Tracy. aud
Dickson, Rush a Dickson.
Io.a nn J Attorneys for Pialn,ia.
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Summons by Publication.
stats of Oklahoma. neayer Cnunty.
IT, the Dls,rict Court 10 said County.
Friedman shelby Shoe Company,
Corporation,
Phiniia,
".
A. e. Custer, n. :. Sterling, J, ~. MolE, aud
q. n. sterling, a eo- Partnership doing bus
iness uRder ths f,rm Name aud siyIs OF
Guatsr and Sterling. Defendants.
ssid Defendants, A. q. Ounicr, II. 5. ster,
ling. ]. n. MolG. and q. Z. sterling, Nill tah'
notice that ihey havc been sued Ia the alIoy .
named Court by yfT,edTnan-shelby shos Coih
pans upon ah account for Three Hundred.
Ninety four aud si-tO Dollar. by attach.
snsnt. aud interest az o per cent irotn tie.
toi,er 5, ritf, Ani certain of their goods and
chattsls have been attached in said action.
iqd that they must answer the petition
sled therein BY laid PiaiHtin on or before
the nth day oi December, f8fs, or said peti.
tion ALL be taken a. true, aud n ludEmcni
for said Plainiia Ia said action for tho sum
uf ssl.sI anI ibier,si al per oent from De
toL,sr S. rgIs. aud Ia the attachment therein
xranted n iil be rendered accordingly,
IAtte.sil o. p. PEUTIr
Clerk Of said Court.
Y. {. Tracy and
.Dirkson. Rush a Dickson.
t0Sg uIisw1 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Only a Fire Hero

hut tile crowd cheered. as. with burned
hauds, hr held up n small round bux.
Fellows :" h" shouted, this Bucklen's
Arnira Salyc ! hold. has everything
heat for burns" Right! also for buils,
Ilr"rs snrrs, pimpl-s, eczema, euts,
sprains, hruisrs. Surest pile cure. IL
suhducs inilnmation. kills pain. Only
3 cents al Fred &. Tracy's.
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A Great Building Falls

when its foundation 10 undermined.
sd if the foundation cf hralth-eood
digestlnn--ls ATTACHED. quick collapse
follows. On the RrsS signs Of indiges-
tion. Dr.. Kings New Life Pills should
he taken 10 tone the stomach and reg.
8lAts lives, kidneys aud bowels Pleas.
ant, easy. safe and only IS cents at
Fred q. Traey's.
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NEWSMA.
WNUZ10
ColfyTY
ER
Camp Greek.

The Ane weather sIiIl continues.
LIN Hendricks was helping Ear
wiss on his new house the latter Pari
of last week.
A series Of meeting. will begin n, th'
G-tsinger school hous. October 27th
Come and help make thl. the bcs'
meeting Of the year.
Frank GlIdew-ll and \. l.. IlendricL,
have been helping u. q. Hendricks the
past week ;ay = cement addition 10 hi
new frame residence.
Charley Francis returned the laite'
par, of last week from Washita county
where he went 10 visit his parents.
Nc. Bingham. the insurance agent
passed through this part Of the county
the hrst Of the week.
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would cure me also. am los
ing flesh rapidly and the doctors say
I have every symptom 81 BriHhts
disease of the kidneys II you think
I would BE- benefited by Pcruna ! will
certainly try some az tho doctors have
practically given me w. the Same AZ
they ala him"
In reply . wish 90 shy. first. that
never make any proniaca aa to what
Pcruna will curr. No physician can
make positive statements Of that sort.
can say this much. however. II
were M your place I should certainly
give Pcruna trial ] know Of no
other remedy that would be no likely
Go be of uFo 60 you IN your present
condition ha pcruna. Take n table,
spoonful before each meal and at bed
time. Continue this for two or three
weeks and then n there n anything
you wish Co nrk me further write mo
and I win give your letter prompt at
tention.
n md that the Peruna n not
helping you I will be perfectly frank
aud tell you ~. for I would not have
you take Pcrunn unless u was really
helping you. But u has rescued 80
f-Any cases of kidney disease that
am quite confident you will md II exc
Retly suited To your case.
Kidney disease begins with catarrh
Of the kidneys. rcruna II n cntarrh
remedy. Unless the destruction OF the
Kidneys is already too great Peruna
relieves tho catnrrh and the cause OF
the kidney disease IN removed.
shall anxiouaiy await n report OF
your case. Remember. all letters are
Hacrcdly confidential I never use any
ono'a name ar address without his
written consent. My correspondence
n nbaolutcly private. PERyNA ~
FOR SALE At ALL DRUG STORES.
SPECIAL NOTICE Many .persono
ere making Inquiries for the olo.
time Peruna. To such would say.
this formula is now put out under the
name cf kA.TAH.NO. manufactures
by KA.TAR.No Company, Columbus.
Ohio. Write them and they VIII oe
pleased 10 send you free booklet
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DlssrIet No. ". .

GeorEs whItmss has been cutting
feed IoF Charley Bliaaon. Doss Par
meles has been cutting fOr s. 3. Jack
son.
Ninarld Cone "a ths misforlune
~ dlfloea,e an slll1w iast SATURDAY
wh|Ie flsgluA arpand some hroomeorn
Iall4
Haea 1ennluns mslHeiot INA ~. 4
nsNAIhh pld lhat bgeilRhl hlm ~ 81
fstt'f kaea' y a nssF
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snmmnns hY Publication.

Summons by Publication.
slats Of oklahoma. In the pi.triei Court
Bsavcr County. ~ Said County.
Farners and Msrrhants stats
Bank, corporation Of Cofy'
don. iOun,
J. 7. BlakslJ Maud HiakriJ
and e. 2. Ham,
Said Seicndants =. 7. Blatelf, Maud Blakcly
ana c. Y. Harm. uill take notice that they haVs
been sued 20 th. ahlye nared Court npun cer
tain pr0,nisSpry note uxoenled w defendants
.. I. Bisksly. and Aani Blakeiy. q 4 in hsof Of
the tlaln,if. dated September 18th. MI. for
rhirty-ave hutdred dollars. With ht rs.t ut ,
ts-r cent PER annnm from date aud an Httnuet
re af Three hundrc.i and ssven,y-cighs and
sa.LD dollars anS that ths iolI0Ning lands o
sald defrndanp have b-en attached In said ae-
tian. ,o-ult. AT Of the Sortheast quarter *
sud ne West half 81 ths Nofthusst qnarisF O.
and the Northeast quarter ~ Of the South
West quarter ~ of section Tuenty six e.s and
tss Southeast q1artsr ~ oi the south West
quarter C4l of section Twsnty.three 90 all 10
rownshlp Ons tp. North q Range Tuugts-siA
lasl East % the Ciuarron Meridian. IN Bsavef
couniy. Oklahoma, and that they must ausvsf
ihs pstition hlea therein b. sai9 piaintin on %
before tie itsb day a Dcocniher. lelz. o. aid
petltion vii ~ taken a. trie. and luiEinent
Iof said plnintia IN aid acfion Tor Thirts-sssn
hundrrd and Eighty-Five nnd eltuo dollars. 10
ssflsg with iuaarsst tiierusn a. : 80 cent peE
annnm iron he isih dag of sepieal~r, ialf. and
~ Ailunec ~ ~ fhspe hundrca and acseuiI
Eiehi ard nio0 do,iar nat rasAalnlne sset
aslaehaeal aheFcli niil b. fraAefad ackarfinNIf
IaNal4 ON. FNNHIIt
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summone by Publications
flatsa Oiiahone. y ~ Disislet Cour,
Beaver County msaii eomiy
josi 9, hurphss, phinun
Marrnrs, " nurpley. pefsudant
Said defendant Narsarst y. MarpEey Wit
take notice that slss has ben sosi In tho above
namsd court ana niosi nnBwes the pe'ltien hiei
therein b, said plalndt 90 ~ befors the nth
das ~ Dc~einheF, islg. 80 -aiA pciitIon will w.
taken ns true AMI iudfmrnt Coz aaii piaintln
IN -sId action fer psriition ~ tlm Fouth half
49, of the Northwest autrtsr IA and ths NOrth
half ~ ~ tho Southwest quarter ~ OF section
Thws Cp Tounsldp Four lil North ~ Range
Twenu.Elght tz.l Ban of tl,s oiBasfon Mefid.
ian IN Beaver county. Oklaloma. viii be rcnicr
81 aeroriirEls.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-07
Summons by Publication.
state 81 Oklahoma. HEAVIER County.
In the District Court of said County.
Jennie N. savage, PiaihtlR.

Emma Hanover. Ada Lohs,roh. Elizabeth
Lohsiroh. Otto Lohstroh. Iyswls Johs,roh.
Allen I.ohs,roh. aud Harry Lohstroh.
Defendants. n
Said DESCENDANTS. Emma hover, Ads
Iyoh.trnh, Elizabeth Lohstrok Otto Lohs.
troh. Jewis Lohsiroh. Allen Lohs,roh. aud
Harry Lnhs,roh, aud each Of them. ~ill tak~
notice that they have hsen sued In the aiovc
named Court, and must answer the p-ti,ion
Hied therein by said Plaintiff ON or before
the llth day of December. iai2. or .aia petit
iiuh viii h. taken a. true. and Judgment
Tor said Plaintiff In said action for the por.
iion of th. -Outh halt OD of the northeast
quarter ~ aud the north half 60 VI the
southeast quarter ~ % section twcnty y.,No
tgl In To~aship four tD Of Range twenty
three tt.n East of the CimarrOa Meridian, Ia
Beaver Comfy .OklahoIna, and In ,h. NJ.
saehmeut therein granted will bo render
ed accordingly.
IAuestil or PRUErT.
Clerk of said Court.
ny Man PNrErT. Deputy.
Dickson, Rush a dickson,
IO.ai nt aaJ Attorneys for Plaln,iH.