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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
Monarch.

J, T., Esely was up on the farm,
Sunday.
Tom hughes and wife visited
at H. l.. Hughes Sunday,
George Garner and wife visited
at Frank Colhours, Sunday,
Mrs. Josh ChilcOat and RoXic
were shopping IN 81. Joseph, Sa,ur'
daS
John Graham and wife visited
relatives near Fillmore, a few days,
this week.
Emerson Hughes has gone to For.
est City, where he will work for Geo
Cummings,
Arthur Greenlee and wife, of For
est City, are visiting her parcuts
Frank Colhour and wife.
MAZE Heller had quite an acct
dent, Saturday night, while ON his
way to the party with ROSA Polsgrovt
and Nellie Lumley: his horse became
unmanageable and threw him
and the girls out of the
buggy. The buggy was torn to pieces
but none Of the party were seri6usl.
injured,
n. l.. Hughes gave q birtlida.
party. Saturday night for Arthur
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New Point and Vicinity.

l'nclc Robert cain wa> quite sick
Monday.
Il, ". Glenn lief, Tuesday Tor u
trip To Texas.
Mrs, llarvr Williams has been
sick for several days,
Both churches are preparing for |,
Christmas entertainments
Dan Drchcr made a lying trip to
81, Joseph, Tuesday, IN his ear
MrsSrs. Miller and Spalir and lam.
lilies visited Mother Drcn, SUNDAY af.
ternoon.
Ora Roswell ret turned SUNDAY from
\ few weeks 'isii with relatives In
Nebraska.
Ed. Davis returned Monday even.
ing from his visit 10 his mother. lie
lei, her we'll,
Misses Mary look and Annie Cur.
ry, Of Oregon. made "A flying visit,
Saturday, To Ina Bolkin.
Mrs. Ellen Hatcher and SON. Gro.
yer. went To 81. Joseph, Friday, To see
Mrs. Crawford, who Is getting along
tine.
The Mutual Telephone Go. will
hold their annual meeting, saturday.
Dec. ~, To elect officers for the cnsii.
Ing year.
Catharinc Terry returned home,
Sunday, after three weeks IN ST. 10
seph. She l. gaining her strength
and feeling tine.
Mcssrs. Shan Hartman. Amos
Lentz. Chas. Glenn and Dr. kcarney
were 81. Joseph visitors, Saturday.
They went through IN cars.
Mrs. CrOuse's brother, VIM. Mer-
Ger, Of findlay, o., will spend Christ .
mas with her. This will be the first
meeting In II years, Each thought,
the other dead for many years.
MIR. and Ms. Shan Ilardman and
Mrs. kearney went TO Oregon, Tues
day: Mr.. and Mrs. lIardman. to visit
Mrs. Mollir lIamm. who came up
from 81, Joseph, Monday, and Mrs.
kearney 10 have some dental work
done. NERO.
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Forest CITY.

I,r. bullock was Il 81. Joseph Wis.
itor, Tuesday,
Chas. Wallace l. assisting Lee
Gotten with his corn.hu>king.
Mrs. II. l.. Evcrslu was u st. 10.
seph visitor. one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wallace spen,
SUNDAY, visiting IN the country.
MIR, and Mrs. Oscar Moore were
shopping in 81. Joseph. Saturday.
VIII Collins, Of st. Joseph, was
lie guest Of Mrs. Combs, Monday
Mrs. Chris. Jamisou and Miss
Grace Elmer visited near Oregon, FRI
day.
Uncle Nick" Leach Is able to he
down town again. after two weeks
sickness
Mrs. Warric Walker and Master
Shirley were calling IN the city. Fri.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Wylic Keller and Miss MUIR
Baker lave returned from yisi, in
81. Joe and Troy.
Levi kunkc and family. of Red
'hk, Ia. visited relatives here con.
pie OF days. las, week.
Nh llcnning has finished ME,
cottage uu jhC farm hc recently pur,
chased vi q. W. Click.
Mr.. MARY 'oukscy left >a,urda,
tot Mound CITY to visit Ter son. John
and family few days
VII AMI Mr. Charley Hunt D..
children hINu hvuu quite sick with
'unsi.iii-. jlr past week.
t,'gu Lease and family. ui For
I,s'ur, 'I,i'udhi~ mother and brother
i. \. IN HIS city, SUNDAY
MI amt Mis-. T.. \. Siirr,. Of 81
| Joseph, were gur-l~ul 'h"lr daughter
| Mr.. &C. Miller over sunday
Miss -adiy Hunt la, been having
iuu~ilitis Tor several dlN.. hui j. con,
vIlcsrcnt, Wr aic glad in learn.
Lack Wallace hJ~ purchased SOM,
| lot, In The north part ut town ut y. \
Lease, ,ul l.. building a residence u,
| il
MI aud Mr~. Perry TWu,l lett
| Monday morning Tor u Two weeks
visit With relatives IN kau-l~ ana
| oklahoma.
Mis-, Nrltir L'i,r. ct tlir kim~rl
district. visited hrr Gludmuihri
Least. Last Wcck,aud attended the ,r
Niyal services.
John Bond and family shipped
their household guud.. aud left lot
their future home In Texas. iii,
wcuk Nj. and Mr~. Eund have Il
host OF friends here that are sorry :,
have ticm leave, but wish them pros
pcrily IN their nCw home.
Bert tuuk>ry. ol Forbes. accom-
panied by his sisters. Mrs II. \. stone
of Niddlcluwn. Mo; Mrs. SARAH Col
linN and son. Fred. of 81 Joseph, and
Mrs, iirs>ic combs, Of this city. droy,
to Mound city. SUNDAY. and visited
their brother John, and family unit
Monday.
The revival meeting, which, la,
been IN progress ~ the NJ. T.. church
lac pas, Two weeks, closed Sunda,
evening, Rev Iunbrunnrn. of 81.
Joseph, j. an able preacher. and held
his audiences In perfect at,cnti ION
While there We're not the desired
number OF conversions, much good
was done, and rycry one speaks In the
highcs, praise Of Rev, Iumbrunncn's
sermons. l,Urii,
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Burr Oak.

Most everybody IN this vicinity
did butchcring last week.
Miss Grace NanDeycer returned
to King City, last Saturday.
william Stone bought a span OF
mules from Charley Ramsey recent ~.
Lawrence Pilking,on and wife
spent Sunday with &, A, Moser and
family.
The Misses Fern Bowles, Louise
Bledsoe and Alice Ammo were visit ors
Of our school last Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. VIII Hopper and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Hopper and family, Sunday.
Elder Augustine conducted ser,
vices At Walnut Grove Christian
church on Friday and Saturday nights
OF last week.
Fac.
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On account Of
Christmas coming
on WedneSday,EleC
trio Ironing Day
will be Friday, De-
Cember 9th.

n W. II. iiichard>. Of this city. las
been employed TO take the necessary
steps TO enlarge and extend I he bound.
aries Of drainage canal To he made,
down In Shelby county. near Shelby.
vile, the county seat. The extension
will be some four miles In length and
with the canal already completed the
total length will I've some nine miles,
Messrs. Seitz 4 Peterman, who were
the engineers for the big Tarkio
drainage canal, are the engineers for
the Shelby canal. The people of
Shelby will lind they have the right
man secured as their legal adviser, as
Mr.. Richards certainly knows the ms
and outs of the drainage law, and he
will guide them safely and surely to a
safe elimination.
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Hot and cold lunch at all hours at

Hot and cold lunch a, all hours at
Lin Carroll's.
A lbcrt Gotten and q. W. Glenn.
are down at Edcnburg. Texas. this
week.
Henry Armack. of Mound City.
transacted business. In Oregon. last
saturday.
--George W. Penny. of fotcs, City.
transacted business In Maryville.
Tuesday Of this week
Miss Mae Botkin. vino isteacling
In the high school al Lufkin, Texas.
and will remain during the vacation
period.
My alfalfa seed H. recleaned, free
from weed seed and ready for sale. as
cheap as can be bought any where.
Have standard scales here.
Roth Phones. ". !. FIELD.
For Sale--Spring lioars. ready for
service, Of the Iowa Zig Type Poland.
Chinas. also a few gifts and . yearling
bears. Call on or address VIM. Rostock
one mile east of Oregon. on rou,e2.
Jerry Ryan. OF White Cloud. Kan.
SIS. came over tu attend funeral OF
his school boy friend, Hugh lIrUhan.
IT., who died "Wednesday morning of
This week. the funeral TO he held This
Friday. 10Th inst.
Milton Moore. Of Kansas CITY, is
nj home Tor the Holiday season. lie
lays this H. lis first vacation IN three
years. and that ic intends to enjoy
every minute Of II. MI right. Mil
On. were for iou you've earned IL.
Lawrence killam was IN - Joseph
"Wednesday of this week. where il,
me-, ui> wife and son. Thomas Gordon
who had been visiting with Grandpa
and Grandma Thomas ki,lam and
wilr. of Albany for couple OF
weeks.
The Circle club caves ~urial dance
q, the Gem Theatre. "Wednesday eve.
ming ur Ia, week. Excellent music
wa furnished hy Miss Eva Sharp. OF
Craig piano. and James RuIurk
drum. \ delightful evening wa-
passed
Wesley Kurt. aged about l. years,
~Ou Ui John kurjH residing about
eight miles mort beast At oregon. ~.
cei,rd Il severe Kick. on the icit irg.
near the ankle. "Wednesday of ili-
week. 10y one 81 hi, horses. while IN.
loading \ load Of wood, that lac lad
bruugh, iu town.
Tie Wilson school below Forbes
Mis-, Edna Waggoncr teacher. las
iuliu- the present school year had
two excellent entertainments where.
by hc Srlnu, has been enabled 10 ~.
cure sufficient funds 10 enable II Ia
purchase an organ ami window
>hadr-. and the school board has rr.
GENTLY lad the school room nicely r..
decorated and purchased a new stove.
They show the rigii spirit,
Earl Fond. Of la Pryor. Texas.
wa> here, this week, helping lis
rather and mother, John Bond and
wife. ~ Forest city, 10 get their
goods packed and read, for shipment
To LA Pryor, where they have gone 10
make their future home. Earl had
two ears and his father one. Earl r..
ports John Adele and family and John
Morris and family ~ all we'll and pros.
pcring and In the best al health. We
ioin with their many friends In wish-
ing them health and prosperity In
their new home.
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City Property.

and Ans. They received quite u
number Of presents. Those present
we're Joe Hickman and wife, of An
Andrew county, and Dorald Graham,
of near Fillmore, Stella and Henry
Hickman, Celia Hughes: Flo! Hughes
and Miss Foster, from Woods:
Rosa polsgroye, Fred Hughes, Nellie
Lumley, Harry LilIey and wife. Nio-
lei and Clifton Chilcoal, Roy Colhour,
Leila Addington. Howard Addington,
Pearl Colhoir, Robert Hughes, Grace
Smith, MAZE Heller, Garland. Lewis
and Marvin Emlry, James and Ben.
ME Smith and Mrs. Raines.
CLIFFORD.
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Mrs. Mettie Payne and Miss Sylvia
N"nd,, - ,,., ' 'o>ep''' "''' w '''s'"'
70 keown Is nov clcrking for {.
y. koock. the clothier and gents
iurnisher' OF Tins city.
N,s "a A. por,,, ,r N,u,d,,i,,
was visiting relatives in Oregon and
Forest city. iasi week.
Toil., cas.. Work u,x,. Mani.
cure Snts Postcard N,buns N.dai.
ions. eic, AZ phiilips' I,ruv Store,
Nh, on The door or hi. real estate
Office. IIuuli jJarslIa was ,he artist.
-,
-ffyor cunningham Is Dack IRON
Lucas county iowa where lac visited
.or TWO weeks WIN MS niece MIS-
"!r''e "erihah'
Charles r. JIorncckcr. Hober,
knealc and W. +. Markt were ON the
ST. Joseph market. last week. with
hogs and cattle.
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Mrs. Charles Narau~ and sons,
Glenn ami Willie OF -. Joseph were
emu week Nlsltois VIII hrr parents
MR. ana Ms. william luinlam
VIII Urduin. of the Tiuuph
uriylibprlnod. w,. In prppu. la,t
SATURDAY, attending 10 lusiurs. i'm.
'rrrSj. lIr came duvu i'm Ills car.
'dliN ~ n""h ""'' wiz .'
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The icgai dly of IhJuksgiN !ug
came on November -. bal there viii
hr another day u .hanINgiSin. ON "l.
cry farm the day corn huSl,ing /. i'm
isicd
u,,, ,.,rI,.,,..... mani. r,;...i.
were nj, Glad in .rr hir nj, lg,in.
saiurd,, nr last Wool amor I,inu
rnnlinrd in If. home fn, frur vrrLs
Will asthma,
ION l forget Auu arc lhNllcd 10
lhc nus, lalci service luI the children
SUNDAY morning. ana ihc service "i
NioIl anu SOM Ny tht h"lt ~ h'ih'
III Inc Methodist 'l'ur'h.
Oprppu lodur prodd- ,,.n,.rl,,.l.
rd inrir ntli.rrs M iLrir mrriiry. ,,.,
wrrL .rlr,tiuu y - lIrnrr as uri,I,.
wrard. Jnhn Srott. yt,r ur,ud. SrIh
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Ira Bowen Peter. son of Il, II,

| Ira bOWeV1 IcttT. sui vi II.
bryant Peter, a former Oregon boy.
~, l1l2, to Miss Elizabeth Asenbrug.
Bryan,'s many friends here send con.
gratuIations. through him to his son.
Ira and his bridr, and wish them u
long, happy and useful life.
| George :. Lukens received a let.
ter. this week. from his mother. Mrs.
G. W.Lukens. who has been very sick.
for some time. al her home In santa
Monica. California, In which she
states that she IL much improved.
This will be good news to her rela-
tives and many friends here.
-Lonnie Stephenson. wife and two
cliildren. who have been making their
home In Olathe, Colorado. for three or
four years. have returned to Holt
County, and will move onto a farm
that they have purchased, about four
miles southeast Of Oregon. We ex-
tend them hearty welcome back io
old Holt.
| clyde kunkcl. OF Red oak. Iowa.
was here. saturday last cn.routc TO
New Point. where hp visited LATE
and Jim kunkel and other relatives
and friends. Ills father and mother.
| Levi kuukrl and wife, former resi-.
dents Of the county. were also here.
LAIN ur them coming down together
from Red oak.
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y. II. AMI \. s. j IlIyl and 'Im.
lie. uI near tWriuda. iowa. are now
residents ur oar county. having taken
possession ui lHr ~ acre Iarln. lhcy
pluria~'G from v. y. SCOT hri M,tn
'''G"h "n' i'''' NY ,Nh'll h'lcF'
''ii estate g.. d.rt' "' iul'>i 'ltA.
nau' l'' u,a r'Nrt' '.r Nr~Ni~::
IIcUIr\ ana MI scott. W" ,\lchu
'ht>r p' pie 4 nearly Nc''n" TO lloll
county
Al. prriiur of ,Ir Ii, T,ILi.
ldruiu,ur r,rrtui..ipurr. Al Ei,rlnw
Monday. ur hi. Nrrl. IA E,isrt.
lvns ui,rn ti,r ,.,,,i r,rt IA do tIr' i,i.
l,r,I vl,i,h ,lr ,nu,n!,.ipurr. .,,,rrrd
imam At , rn,p,,r ii,,r,iu and ,.nnLr,
lrr i'm nir i..ur I,.t vr,I n vui In,
lnlnut = TiIr. lYu.. and ruruI, u,Ir
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ATTENTION. COMRADES.

Members of Meyer Post, q. a. r.,
will please remember their next meet
ing will bc held saturday, December
IS, lDl2, al Up. m, at the home of the
adiutant, Let there he full attend
ancc ~ the election of officers for
1913 wil! br held At this meeting.
II, &, FULLER, Commander
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The Richville Sunday School viii
give their Christmas entertainment -,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 2+th.
Mr., and Mrs. Vim. Ladd, Of Pana.
Illinois, en.r0ute to California. are
visiting at the home off Is Rayhill.
Mrs. Ladd Is a niece Of Mr.. Rayhill.
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p. f. o. Programs.
DECEMBER -, 1917.

U3EMbEN -, INl-'
Hostess George Lehmer.
Magazine Article, No. II Mrs.
Frank Allen,
Lesson Review Miss DUNCAN.
Piano Duet -Mesdamcs Proud and
Kunkcl.
Magazine Article. No, " Mrs, Ca
rey Bunker,
Roll Call Christmas.
Social Hour.
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FARMS FOR SALE!
AT REDUCED PRICES.

No So acres ~ miles from Forcs, City and o. miles from
mon cellar wells house good spring s,x feet
@ @ aRS f! sas sG s s acres s '
alske and timothy 20 under ogg arid
acres In cultivation Price 5000
~, no. now sl,S acres j, miles from Mound city miles Forest
a OLD nSpss n,sa Is an implement shed small fruit acres alfalfa
S SSts pasture cs renee" ssas About "
" " tsS a d. s G s arg Sa al n Of sS
we'll aud wind mill 3cis,erns;
oSs e,
bar" i%, ;s, crib
TS sl n W ANA 2E 'o%ss dSIn'"' Nice maple an pin.
fields and bluegrass pasture: acres meadow
S,%Sy, spoo, ri, E%
No. Nacr mile, south Oregon; .rq2m chicken house;
pear trees; several bearing cherry trees bachcrc acres alfalfa
n"a aiggs HuSf pasture good never Gins pr for stock
Price, >ii'" per
&c. & &c., .9l mite, from olcson improvements, ,rgon
TSH n, An MGh oP foml"i oNt VEL pun n's arch G2ye;
room: fenced hotist b,cc wires, wells
I-iugc % acres orchard jonathan Urine,
,odn Zen paws and Wmp 10 bUhcd peach tres about r. acres g99i
an est IA good newly improved small farm and rare bargain sli""
Ipmp in oH hm xo iC", room m !" oU ~ ion I NOV: Gri
n,' and o, fenced WITH wr and s'ge 20 acres fenced oei, 'rs
Mn n % ISy , Mv It :, y%iI farm r' ''2 per
no an an" porch 4Ss ' %"1 dn % Ra 'u G Ga,c G
iN feet Wei 9r spring a. barn well in pasture corn crib >N feet
81 ,, small fruit =: acre timber pasture GyE~ Land I,
II im Ia FSSa farm IN, , %S s 81 ,, ,"s "Ia
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CITY PROPERTY.


CELLAR stable for horses crib hog lots
No. Good agr rom lon" and porcl" eer,r;I.d through
cellar under house also cellar under work house concrete Wallis i9nt OF
good location: will make Sih~ price for quick
ac. miles Craig Mo-: hath
smokcousc. chicken cicn, barrel
pIcd
orchard white
:
limits Price SiMwiN
other and exchange Cali Al office for further
in rmai
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Notice of Sale.

The undersigned desires to sell the
ollowing described premises which are
part OF the estate of Carolina Winkel-
mann, deceased:
The farm of said decedent containing G
1927 acres, more or less, and descri bed as
iollows, to-wit: Lots Nos. One ID and
Two (2) of Section No. Two (9; part of the
Eorthwest quarter (NW!;J; Lots Nos;
Three (U and Four ~; the Northwest
quarter (NW14) Of the Southeast quarter
seq; the Northwest quarter (NWAl of
She Northeast quarter (NEAl, and part of
Lot No. Five 81, all of Section Three (3)
md all of the fore going in Township One
Hundred and Nine nO9l, Range Thirty (3O)
west.
Sealed bids for said land will be received
.>y the undersigned up to noon of Sep
EN- lber 20, 1912, all bids must be for cash,
must be addressed to the undersigned,
care of Pfaender d Flor.NeW Ulm. Mime
,ota. and be marked bid fot Winkel.
mann FARM" such bids will be opened at
-aid office at o'clock p. NJ. of said day;
he unde, signed reserves the right to re-
lect any and all bios.
WM. FRANK, q.
Executor of the Will of
Carolina Winkelinann.
PFAENDER q FLOR.
Attorneys for Executor 36-5S
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
SIX FATALITIES ....... =.
:. IN MOTOR RACE
Cycfst Oashes Into Crowd at
Suburb Of Newark, M.I

Newark, N. j., Sept. 9.-Eddie Hasha
Of Waco, Tex, holder of several
worlds records for motorcycle racing,
plunged over the rail of the course
at the new Newark motordrome into
q crowd, causing the death of six per.
sons, including himself, while six are
dying and thirteen badly injured.
The only two OF the six dead posi-
lively identified were Hasha and John.
ny Albright, a Denver motorcyclist,
who was riding third in the race. The
other four dead were boys and young
men among the spectators. .-... RI
Five thousand spectators were wit
Messing the finish of four-mile free
for all race when the daring Texan
rider, doing ninety-two miles an hour,
took his awful plunge. W n
He was riding high on the bank Of
the track when the wheel of his heavy
machine swerved and struck the up
per rail. He was pitched head first
fifty feet into the air. He must have
been Instantly killed In the collision.
His body was shapeless from broken
bones when it was picked up almost
at the feet of his wife seated among
men and boys in the bleachers.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
COMPLETE TICKET IN FIELD
Iowa Progressive Convention Nomi-
mates State Candidates.

iowa Progressive Convention Nomi.
mates State Candidates.
Des Moines, Sept. 5.-With John L.
Stevens of Boone as their nominee for
governor Iowa Progressives in conven-
ton here put third party state ticket
into the field after overcoming oppo-
sition to the plan by an overwhelming
vote. Judge Stevens, who was on the
reception committee to meet Colonel
Roosevelt, was named by acclamation
Just as the Roosevelt party was en-.
tering the Coliseum. g..
The speech of Colonel Roosevelt in.
terrupted the state ticket nomina tions,
but after he had left the hall the fol-
lowing were named:
Lieutenant governor, W. S. Bemis,
Spencer; auditor, c. F. Meyers, Elka-
der; treasurer, N. F. Nelson. Lucas;
railroad commissioners, j. H. Stevens,
Mason City; secretary of state, H. A.
Morey, Waverly. @
II. H. Mitchell of Dubuque and E.
]. Stason of Sioux City were nominal
ed for the Iowa supreme court.
The platform adopted endorses that
OF the national convention, reasserts
the belief in popular rule and declares
that the Progressive party is here 10
stay" -aa s%e@ 5la .aas
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Order for He arIne on Claims.
County of Brown. (ss'

Ic'n couuty 1y o'fSesDiA' Of BroSn. yss.
In Probate Court.
Special Term, Aug. 18th, 1912.
In the Matter of the Estate of May
arker, Deceased.
Letters of Administration on the esta te
May Parker deceased, late of
le County of Brown and State of Mime
TIA, being granted to Albert Steinhauser
1t Is Ordered, That six months be and
re same is hereby allowed from and after
lie date of this order in which all pers ons
aving claims or demands against the
aid deceased are required to file the same
the Probate Court of said County, for
xamination and allowance, or be forever
AIRED. -ra
It Is Further Ordered, That the first Mon
ay in March. A. d. 1918 at 10 o'clock
\. NJ, at a General Term of said Probate
ourt, to be held at the Probate Office in
ne Court House in the City of New Ulm
n said County, be and the same hereby is
ppointed as the time and place when and
yhere the said Probate Court will exam
ne and adjust said claims and demands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That notice
such hearing be given to all creditors
nd persons interested in said estate by
)rthwith publishing this order once in
ach week for three successive weeks in
he New Ulm Review, a weekly newspa-
'er printed and published at New Ulm in
aid County.
Dated at New Ulnl, Mimi, the 18th day of
august A. d. 1912.
By the Court,
(SEAL) GEO. Ross,
N-o6 Judge of Probate.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
rider for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.
TATE OF MINNESOTAl a..

: FATE Gas,otx OF xMa1TSS1TSEEssorA}ss n S1SEs ..
Sin Probate Court,
Especial Term. September srd. 1912.
In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel
iddleton, deceased. $sa,3 -, aes :.
owler Middleton Of Maple Plain. Mime.
lat Daniel Middleton deserted his wife
nd family on their preemption Claim In
le Town of Home. Brown County. Mime:
Sera years shp1 pror Eeod Been
:sident of the County of brown and re-
ded therein with his wife and family.
hat after his departure from said Town
Home he has never been seen from na:i,o nor
friends. although every possible means
ave been employed to secure Information
oncerning him, and this petitioner
leges that Daniel Middleton is dead and
nowledge, information or belief of your
That said petitioner is an heir at law of
aid deceased, and that administration of
aid estate be to William w. Fry granted.
It is ordered that said petition be heard
ay of September A. d. 1912 at 10 0 clock A.
I. at the Probate office, in the Court
ouse, in New Ulnl, in said County.
Ordered Further, that notice thereof be
Il persons interested; by publishing this
fder once in each week for three
1ccessive weeks prior to said day of
caring in the New ylm Review. a
eekly newspaper printed and published |
eptember A. b isls. " ''' ''0 "
,sr BY the Court,
-3S Judge of Probate.