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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-04-29
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Office Phone Res. Phone
1873 348
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.

First street. near Broadway. Serv.
icse at II a. m. on Sunday. and Wed
nesday at Reading room. 321 Finch
building Open daily except Sunday
from 1880 to s p. m Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-04-29
Down to Date.

"Why do you ring bell every time
you get coin in your cup?"
II believe in giving the utmost pub
licity to all contributions" answered
the mendicant. with significant smile.
Pittsburgh, Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-04-29
AT THE court HOUSE
The Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat

MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS lNsTRv.
'MENTs FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-04-29
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The following 10 the record Of bus
Msas transacted In the superior court
sMHt week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-04-29
MAXOMS OF MARCUS Az.
RElluS.

Thou wilt find rest from vain
fancies If thou doest every act
in life as though It were thy
last
As for life. 1t is a battle and a
soj0urning in strange land, but
the fame that comes after Is OBJ
livion.
The lot assigned to every man
is suited to him and suits him to
itself.
The universe is change. Our
life is what OUT thoughts make it.
Nothing can come out of moth
ing any more than thing can 60
back to nothing.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17

VIM. RoStock, pne mile east #
oregon, has Bears and gifts for sale.
They are long and deep bodied, and
ar. thirty inches tai! and over: they
have eight inch bone, they are cut
out for soo.pound hogs. Iii, spring
boar> will weigh 30 pounds and better,
just In breeding condition; they are
not fat, Just big and smooth. II. has
them In excellent condition. which j.
the main part o produce good, strong
vigorous pigs. lie feeds them very
little corn. hence they are not burnt
out with corn. which would make
them unit for breeding. Ifyou want
something that gets big AZ half the
aye that the hogs We used 10 have and
have now, get one ~ these Improved
Big Type roland.C hinas. Ills SONS
and Herd iioars are all recorded
They were carefully selected by him.
regardless OF price, in Iowa, and shipped
right 10 Oregon. call On or address.
WN. EDSTOCk,
( Oregon, Mo
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17

The vital statistics oriice OF any big
city always shows that there are more
10Y babies than there are girl babies.
u Is the same In the rural districts
and In the villages. This has always
been pu1zling thing 70 The scientist
and the census report.
There Is 4 discrepancy between our
report and that Of the state board Of
vital statistics. from the fact that
there are both births and deaths that
are never given 10 the newspaper r..
porter, and hence no data. Neither
does the state board In sending out It's
report give the real importan, fea.
lures Of this deparment.-in its birth
report IL fails TO give the classified.
lion of the sexes: in it, death reports 1t
fails TO classify the sexes and ages-a
very essential detail In this class Of
xork. our reports which have been
kept up for many years made up from
reports from the papers OF our county
have given the ages and sexes, and
hence We are able 10 LAY whether
more boys or girls are born In The
county; which oil the NO seXe> live
he longest, and whether pr NJ mere
women die than men,
To illustrate the import ,sIcc II this
our l0.ycar period. l"nl.ln, shows
her, We're l2ll deaths ~; males and
al females: the average age u the
males was - and OF females, ~ Dur.
ing the year lnll there we're lii
deaths, ~ males and ~ females, the
average age Of males was 3,i years: Of
he females, - years In lHi2 there
We're III deaths u males. ayerag,
age, - years and months: ii, ic.
males, average age ~ wears and :
months.
During this lo-year period, lDl.lo
there were la6s births saj males and
s73 females. II will thus b. seen
there were 75+ more births than
deaths In this lO.year period.
We would appreciate 1t greatly il
those having deaths or births IN theiI
families would send US a pos
tai giving us the information III
death cases always the full name
date OF death and age at death. II
birth, give the sex, date Of birth ant
parents name.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17

The following Is THE SENTINEL's
record OF births for the year 1912:
Allen, Don, and wife, Oct. :, girl.
Allen. T.. A.. and wife, Sept. II,
girl. srrv
= Ashwovth, f., and wife, April q,
girl.
Archer. Marion. and wife, Nch. 5,
girl.
Adams, win, and wife, Feb. -, girl.
Bryan, Edgar. and wife, Dee. "a.
girl.
Bright, Elmer, and wife, Nov II,
son.
Boyd. LATE, and wife, Nov. I, girl.
Bush, Grover, and wife, Oct 20, son.
Bradbury. Walt. and wife, Sept, 81,
boy.
BANNER, win, and wife, sept. ~,
son.
Banks, Louie. and wife, sept. =,
boy.
Ballenger, Chas., and wife, July H.,
girl.
Biggs, W. L., and wife, June 30,
son.
Bradley. Ernest and wife, Iune ~.
boy. -
Bush, Geo. and wife. June ~. girl.
Bertram. Doipli, and wife, May 81,
son.
Baker. Geo. and wife, April 20,
g'rl' - , .,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17
STORk LEADS THE REAPER.
The Sentinels Annual Record Of
Births in Holt County Dur
ins the Year 1912.

During the year 1912 the stork has
been liberal In his visits 10 Holt coun-
~ homes. but he has not made as
many visits as he did In loos. when he
visited 24 homes: he has made dur
ing the year 1912 III calls. But his
visits far exceed those Of the grim
reaper. lie has shown little Partially
whatever to the sexes leaving los
girl babies and lOj boy babies. lie has
also been liberal in his distribu.
tion sof doubles three pairs Of
twins having been born during
the year. This was the ease In
1911, and In 1910 he left five pairs Of
twins. and In leo, Inc presented seven
homes with that many pairs of twins
it Is rare indeed for year 10 pass
without twins being born In the coun.
~. Beginning with 1908 and includ.
ing 1912, a ten.year period. there have
been - pairs Of twins born in our
county.
He made The s,s.,est number If
visits during the months Of April and
May, and October an even ~ during
each of these months. and l. each
during the months Of January. Feb.
fuary and July.
His first calls we're made in the form
of a New Years gif, az the home Of
ID. Carson and Nife-a girl. At the
home of Fred Cook and wife, boy.
lie left twin boys al The home OF
George Traub and wife. April 30: Ar.
thur Elder, December ~. 4 boy and
girl al the home Of John Hood. DE.
cember }.
The last birth We have any record
Of for the year 1912 was a daughter &c
VIM. stone and wife. december ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17
FARMS FOR SALE!

Mound nous. %s .sss '5is ' 'ss %!s Ss
@ and ' sRs meadow c eH Ss~
s "a AND " 9 9S p @ fence balance '''''' "''
c S new % nss %oss H os nss E: s SS s
cellar barn for crib a',,s ss
s sss a T s" Ard sS Ss s' F s e. s A''"
; sl;I;
;: Fl: ;'i;:
ss sssH S ss
W alfalfa
S''S iS'"
s. s;Ss
@ ,ns ss;sIss
ss e: s: s5ass s:s: s .ss
@ sr" Ssss s 81 s ssIs good newly small farm and
house: So s:s @ s somsn sss ] @
one @ Young sS s, e for 1S s sn S
.s:: ssss S:.!! pes
mil" ss ] T.
e.
s s?s %a % sTHs s1$ 4
tsrrin
G sss. Sst s 20 S Ss1 G and ss
s % % s cs% as l heavy
S s fer S '9T n s a H spas f" she'd and Sa 70
o'
"s a ss%r r:nf ssss y.
ssS'Ss 81 @
r. d. fenced
cofence This little farm now used dairy farm money maker
az Price for quick sale $3.50 interested
Il No miles miles Of Flmore
of closet pantry house chicken house
shed Small
fenced mostly hogght timber balance could
aed This good 50 for the Price $500" This
II neesd
NO. H. miles This i,an
orchard all kiener
including
bluegrass: fenced
fenced into fields hos'ight This
Must
Get other
conpar soil and Price,
No H.. miles Maitland, Oregon
lcelnt This
price right. Better TO onIce and particulars.
Have little for
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17
ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members of Meyer Post, G. A. r.,
will please remember their next meet
ing will be held saturday, January q,
1913, at y. m, AZ the home OF the
adjutant. Let there DO = full attend.
anse, as the installation Of oAlcers for
1919 will be held At this meeting.
i, G. fVLLER, CeWua1Tler,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17
See jeff Hulse Tor good milk COWS.

Fred Markt has five mules for
sale-they are coming three. year'olds,
i am prepared 10 take IN several
head of stock, Have - acres of stock
Held and other pasture, Call on, or
address. Mrs. CARRIE MCDONALD,
Oregon. Mo n. +, d. No. !.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17

giTl
Travis. Roy. and Wife, July 2t. gir
Taylor. OTIS. aud wife, May %. son.
Traub. Geo.. and wife, Apl ~. twin
boys.
Thompson, =. A" and wife. Apl. ~.
son.
Thompson. Ed, and wife. Jan. Ii.
boy
Underwood. Irvine. and wife. July
>, boy.
NanDeventer. T.. H.. and wife. Dec.
u. girl.
NanDcvcnter, Ray. and wife. dec.
II, boy.
Vandeventer. -, and wife. Apl.
:. son.
randivcr. Henry. and wife. Mch ~,
girl.
Noltmer. Henry. and wife. May ~,
girl.
vauCamp. Harry. and wife. sept. :
son.
Wright. Frank and wife. bee. Il.
boy.
Wright. Carl. and wife. Nov. -
girl.
Wallace. Jack. and Hife. Nov. -
girl.
Watson. Lew. and wife. sept. i;
boy.
Walden. Jno. and wife. Aug. ~
girl.
Wilson. j. e., and wife, Aug. ..son
Warner. Geo. r.. and wife. Aug =
boy.
Worley. Nuke. and Wife. July i,
ION.
Wilson. Cole. and wife. June | girl
Wise. Geo. W. and wife. May ~
girl
Wood. .lno., and "ife. May ~. gin
Williams. r. H.. and wife. Apl.
son.
Weishtman. .InJ.. and Wife. May !;
girl.
Weis. Jno.. and wife. May J. giri.
Williams. Claud. and wife. .Apl IL
boy.
Iimerly, .-. AMI wife. May
2 bDy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17


kee. Harvey. and wife. Feb. L..
girl.
Loucks. Joseph. and wife. July L.,
son.
10y. +. 49,. and wife. June J. boy.
Long. Chas., and wife. June !. son.
Larrabee Rich. and wife. Ap'. :.
son.
McGinnis, Harry. aud wife. bee. IL.
son.
Miller, James. and wife. bee. Il.
girl.
Meyer, Ralph. and wife. Nov. u.
son.
Mcclure. Earl and wife. Nov. !.
son.
Markt. Dan, and wife, Nov. :, girl |
Mathers. Irvine. and wife. Oct. 10. |
son.
Merrio't. Frank, and wife. Oct. Il.
girl
Miller. Henry. and wife. sept. II,
girl.
Morford, NJ. H.. and wife. sept. II.
girl.
Markham. .--.. and wife. sept. u.
girl
Mouilen. -. W, and wife. Aug. -.
girl.
Mcpike. Henry. and wife. May -.
son.
Mckee. VIM. and wife. May -,
girl.
Norge. I'd. and wife. Aug :. boy.
Massingale. Harrison. and wife. July
-. boy.
Mills. ~. W. and wife. July Ii,
girl.
Markt. Harold. and wife. May L..
girl.
Meyer. Will. and wife, May H.. girl.
Meyer Ralph, and wife. May ~.
son.
McJunken. .lno.. and wife. Mch. 81.
girl.
McRober,s. clas. and wife. Jan. y.
girl.
Mccoy. Geo. and Wife. May -. girl.
Martin. Albert. and wife. Jan. ~.
son.
Noiand, Sig. and wife. May l., girl.
Noble. Henry, and wife. June u.
boy,
Nicholson. curt, and wife. ApI. ~.
girl.
Norman, Elmer and wife. Ian. -.
boy.
| Osborne, Cooper, and wife. Nov. ~,
son.
DIN, Geo. and wife, Sept. Il, boy.
odell. Jasper, and wife, Nov. u, son.
Dppenbacher. Verne. andwiie. Aug.
:. son.
Ou>ley. Willie. and wife. Oct. n,
girl.
| Oppenlander. Ernest. and " lie. Feb
I. girl.
Patterson. Arch and Wife. Dee. |
boy.
l'luInmcr. Dick. and wife. sept. u
son.
Pullen. o. W. and wife, Aug. -
girl
rrather, Thos. and wife, Aug. -
son
Parsons, Frank, and wife, Jun" f.
girl.
Price, Geo e. and wife, April -
girl.
ouinby George, and wife. Jan !"
girl.
Roach, Arthur. and wife. Dec. -
. girl.
Riley, Edwin, and wife. sept -
boy.
Ramsay. Harry, and wife, July III
/. NJn.
!. Rush. Frank, and Wife, June :. boy
Robinson, r. H., and wife, Apl, ,
D.. son.
!. Ramsay, Thomas, and wife, May
girl.
Richards. Erie. and wife. Feb. =
boy,
/. Rowlet,, Walter, and wife, Feb, !.
girl.
). Rediield. jas, and wife. Jan, >,
girl,
=. Ramsay, Perry. and wife, Jan. |:
. girl.
Stoke>!lJas. H., and wife, Nov, 2
5, girl.
Stewart, Will, and wife, Nov. 2
y. boy.
ShaeGer, Will, and wife, Nov. y
!. girl.
I Stevens, Gene. and wife. Nov ,,
girl.
/. Scott, George. and wife, Oct. II
girl.
n Show alter. ios and wife, Sept. y
lie girl,
Smell, Carl, and wife, Oct. y, girl.
1. stone. John, and wife, Dec. ~, cir
NJ Southers, c. f., and wife, Oct,
girl,
|. Stunckel, VIM, and wife, Aug.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-17

ButkiHlnSlets r'uEc1e' anu "Ii'' !
Feb. Ii. girl
hickey. Dave. and wife. Feb. |. girl. /
Baher. Ernest. and wife. Jan. ),
boy.
Culp, Roy, and wife, Dec. Ii, girl.
Cunning. G.. D.. and wife. Dec. -.
girl.
Curry. Chas. d.. and wife. Nov. IL,
girl.
Catron. Joe. and wife. Nov. 10. girl.
Coatney, Harry. and wife. Nov. =.
girl.
Carson. Nate. and wife. Oct. Ii.
son.
Carlton. II. H., and wife, Sept. IL,
girl.
Cooper, Harry. snd wife. sept. IN.
boy.
Crittenden. Ueo. and wife. August
81. son.
Gotten. Russell and wife. July -.
boy.
Gotten. Hugh. and wife, July -,
son.
Cooksie. Joe. and wife, July L., boy.
| Curry. Aut, and wife, July -. >on.
Carlton. j r. and wife. July Ii,
girl.
Cramrr. Geo. and wife, June %.
boy.
Crider. u. NJ. and wife, May Ia.
son.
Cook. Emmett. and wife, April ~,
boy.
Cook. Frank. and wife. Mch. u,
girl.
Ca,ron, Pete. and wife, Mich, ~.
boy.
| Cunningham. .--. and wife. Feb.
-. son.
Crowell. Foster. and wife. Feb. III.
son.
CLANCY. lohn. and wife. Feb. Ia.
girl.
Couis. Burton. and wife. Feb. II,
, boy.
Coston. Gene, and wife. Feb. i,girl.
, Crop, Lewis, and wife. Feb. I. boy.
Cole, Ollie, and wife, Jan. l., girl.
Cook, Fred. and wife, Jan. !, boy.
cason, D., and wife. Jan. |, girl.
Dinwiddie. VIM. and wife. Oct H.
I girl.
Dowell, H. L.. and wife. sept. H.
son.
. Douglas, Jno.. and wife. July -
: boy.
, Dreher, Dtho. and wife. July |. son
4. Dougher,y, Albert, and wife, jun'
! -. girl.
4. bay, G.. 49,, and wife. May }, boy.
/ beaumont. G.. n and wife. Mich. u
, giri.
I Duke, Jas, and "iic. Jan. -, son
|, Elder, Arthur, and wife, Dec. !"
u twin boy.
Y Eckhard, Geo. and wife Aug. y
A son.
r Edwards, Homer and wife, Aug, p
q boy,
e En>minger. Eob,. and Wife. Apl
g !, boy.
Edwards. las. and Wife, Api. -
: Cir.
: Eui3',, Paul ana wife, Mch, =
d son.
= fuhrman, I'd. and wife. oct, II
r. gir.
81 Forney, l.. -, and nilc, Oct. ii, cir
q fik". Elmer and Wife. Nch, >, DO,
4 Fields, STROLLER, and wife. Feb. u
q son,
3. Foster. I'd and Wife. Feb. -, giI
b. Fink. Gotthell and wife, Jan. =.
: son.
Fink, Jacob, and wife, Ian. -, DO,
}. Carton, Arthur and wife, Oct. y
d son.
nj Gibson, James, and wife, Apl, |.
n boy.
Garrett. Joe. and wife, April II
IL son.
Ir German, ,ino., and wife. Ian. ,;
v son.
In Gordon, Ed, and wife, Ian. Is, DO
e, Hopper, Otis, and wife, Dec. .
n girl.
,dl Hood, John. and wife, Dec. 3,twin
boy and girl.
Hicks. Marion. and wife. Oct.
boy.
- Hamm, Bert, and wife. Oct. j, cir
Henstorf, Edmund, and wife. Sep
q, boy.
4, Halzer. Arthur. and wife. Aug.
girl.
u. Hines, Elmer, and wife, July !, 50
Henderson, !. T., and wife, Jul
), |@. girl.
Hahn, ban, and wife. June =. gin
u. Hindman. Ray, and wife, May
=, girl. ,
Hopper, Lige. AID wife, Apl. n
7, girl.
Handy, viii, and wife, Mch.
4. boy,
>, l IlisEu,an (.pn and wife M..h I
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17

Mrs. Arthur Bingham. as President
and Mrs. w. B. Saunders, as delegate
Of the Excelsior cluo of this city, left
last Monday night for Yankton to
attend the fourteenth annual sessi on
Of the South Dakota Federation Of
WOmen's clubs. that is being held in
that city during the week. Mrs Anna
}. Penny hacker. president OF the
General Federation Of Womens club.
will be presen, at the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rawson came
from Sykes, Montana, last week, and
will maze their home in Miibank this
winter. They report the Montana
country where they came from as
developing rapidly and with good
prospects ahead.
Mrs. r. J. Human and Mrs. Winnie
Kramer from Baker, Mont, are guests
OF Sheriff and Mrs. Jennings. the
former being "A sister and the latter a
daughter OF Mrs. Jennings. They are
greatly enjoying being back in the old
home again.
Mrs. Amos Hevener. OF Wilmot
Was visiting among her Milhank
friends during the fist OF the week.
With her husband she expects TO leave
for the Imperial Valley in California.
Mrs. j. Walsh. CLundberg) one Of
the early uay residents OF Milbank.
who now has her home in Spokane.
Wash. was visiting her old Milbank
friends, the guest Of Mrs. Emil John
son. She had been on d visit To
sisters and other relatives in Mime
apolis. and "a on her way west to
her Washington home.
w. Mertens. received a full-blood
Holster calf ~ express from Groton
last week. which Rev. Israel had Sc
cured for him from some OF his
relatives in that locality.
Waubay Clipper: Al the NJ. +
parsonage Wednesday evening occultd
the double Wedding Of Walter Miller
and Pearl WilmOt and Jack Hunger
ford and Vera Kuhn, Rev. l.. +.
Brown officiating.
Miss Hanson who has been engaged
for several years past in the Mittel :
staedt store. returned to her home in
st. Paul last week. and Miss Lizzie
HOcum takes her place in the store.
The railroad company is placing
the gravel ADD sand for the concrete
work across the Main street by the
track and from the depot walk to the
freight house. The cement work will
extend to the water tank on the east.
Mr.. Paul Pri-inger, Of this county
was married to Mis- Annie Baizil OF
WATERFOWL. at the latter city on the
18th inst The couple will live on the
Paul Prisinyer farm. several miles
northwest Of the city.
w. G. Ulrich OF Twin Brooks. was
in calling m his Milbauk friends
Tuesday. He has leased his farm to
his s~On-in-law. Louis Wolf. and eX-
poets to take life somewhat leas
strenouslv than he has had TO do
heretofore.
The flavor You can't forget comes
with that Soc coffee at I'll. Home Of
Real Bargains.
Mcclellan i Thirsk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17

Sioux Falls Argus Lea der: It is
now pretty generally understood that
George W. Egan has given up his
ambition to be governor Of this state
at this time but that instead he will
make he ace for nOmin alton for con.
yreSs in the first district.
II is cheaper TO attend a high grade
school in the first place. You will
get the best ii you come TO the Sioux
Falls Business College. Sioux Falls.
=. OAK.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Maxfeld went
to Browns Valley last Wednesday,
being called there by the serious i'll.
ness OF Mrs. Maxfield's father, Mr.. A.
Curtis who is a man v 81 years of
age. and who vas a resident Of Roberts
county for over - years.
Mrs. Barney Rix went to Webster
Wednesday afternoon. 10 make a visit
to relatives atthat place and at Wau-
bay.
Miss Flossie Lewis was visiting her
friend Ada Atha at Orionville. the
first OF the week.
James Manley returned last week
from an extended visit TO friends al
PiDghar. Iowa. where he was accom-
panied by his wife, they making the
trip by auto. While there they visited
the tri-stale fair at Sioux City.
Miss Carrie Liebiug. who for the
past four years has been au efficient
clerk in the Grandson 4 johnson
store. has been compelled through ill
health to resign her position. and
take 4 more or less extended
vacation TO fecuperate. Her place
will be filled b. Miss Agnes McTighe.
who comes from Appleton. MINI.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17

One million Dollars to Loan on
Grant County Farns-get full
ia flor nation at the Office of the
q. [. Wood Farm Mortgage Com.
pany.
John p. Croal, tie S~isseton Courant
engineer, was down spending Sunday
with his Milbank relatives.
Mrs. d. C~inclaire was spending the
first OF the week with friends at
Montevideo.
Theodore Rachel accompanied his
nephew VIM. Rachel on a visit to Big
Stone last Saturday, and walked over
the high trestle from Big Stone to
Ortonville.
Mrs. A. X. Crawford, returned from
been soliciting in the interest of the
Gossard corset.
Miss Georgia Rawson, who has been
attending the Northern Normal at
A berdeen. came down and spent Sun
Jay with the home folks. returning to
school Tuesday.
One million Dollars to Loan on
Grant County Farms-get full
information at the office Of the
q L Wood Farm MortgageC Com
pany.
Mrs. A. w. Glenn, entertained a
lev OF her adv friends AT d one O'Clock
luncheon last Saturday. followed b.
an afternoon OF n~eedleWork.
Miss Zilla Brown. was the pleasing
hostess to IA number of young ladle,
Al her nome last Thursday evening.
The MilDank lodge, a. +. & \. NJ
enjoyed the presence of Benjamin +.
Ives. the grand lecturer for South
Dakota. at a special meeting for the
| comforting OF the NJ. NJ. degree las
Saturday evening. The grand lecturer
went from here to White Rock.
Mrs. G. E. Leach, Of Minneapolis.
with her son Elmer, was the guest oil
her daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Thirsk, the
first Of the week.
Invest your money in farm
loans-get full particulars at the
Office Of the G.. l.. Wood Farm
Mortgage Company.
Mrs. Ed Engle was enjoying y visi,
from her mother and hec sister-in-law
who came up from OrtOnville La,
week. and remains over until Tuesday,
The Degree OF Honor will give q
dance Friday the l7th, at Harmonic
hall. The Eagle Orchestra will furni- /
the music. Every body invited.
Tickets 81.
You are SURE of u good posi-.
ton If you attend the WaLerlown
Business College. Send for cat.
alog. Lewis H. Valh, Prop.
Big Stone Headlight: F. kittenbeil
Of Alhan "a in the city Monday and
went from here out to Chas. Blocks
to look after his colt which was one
Of those caught in the straw pile
Invitations are cut for the wedding
OF Miss Lillian Nordquist to Mr.
Ralph Phillips. The young lady is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Nordquist OF Geneseo and the cete-
mony takes place at their home Tues
day. October -.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17
Extra quality Maple and Cane
Syrup in quart can. at Schwan-
ties Mercantile Cos.
Summons.

State Of South Dakota, l..
County IF Grant
In Circuit Conrt. Fifth } udis ial Circuit
o.. d. ShHfer. Piaiotif,
W..
Betsey Shxfer. Defendant
The State of south lbHkotX eends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned sud required to
anewer tn. com plant Of the above ed plain
tic, which com paint WAS filed in the once Of
the Clerk of Courts Of q ant county. south d.
kO.a. on Septem,er 4, 1913. and to serve = copy
OF your sDewer to said complaint upon the eno-
ecriber at his office in the m bnIldingt IN
the city OF Milbank. Grant county. South DAko-
IL within thirty days after the completed Ter
vice of this mmOn upon you, or personal
service. exclusive OF the day Ut snch service, and
il You fail TO anea er eaid complaint within eaid
time. the plaintiff will apply ~ the court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated at Milbank, >. D., this 4th day OF Sep
ternber. 1918.
THAD l.. FULLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff, M.lbank. 8. D..
To the above named defendant, take notice
that the luminous was died ~ stated. ard that
service hereof will be Heemed completed It che
expiration of elk weeks publication hereof by
order of the court.
THAD l., FULLER.
Attorney Aforesaid.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17
Local and Personal Paragraphs.


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