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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-02

Your visit to the Twin Cities will
be more enjoyable if you stop at this
Famous Hosiery. Excellent Cuisine.
Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa. 400 rooms-275 at $3.50 to
S2,5O.-AdV d3-1-l7
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Ballou of Be-
midi were in the city yesterday, the
guests for Thanksgiving dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Gill
dersleeve on Houston avenue. Mr..
Ballou returned to his home this
morning and Mrs. Ballou will leave
rrow.-Crookston Daily Times,
Dec. l.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
DepAFtmoot Of the Int riOr,
Cnlte1 States Land Offiee.

Lennon. S. d.. August 4th, 1916.
To Andrew Gustaf Andusson OF Strool
s D. Contestee:
You are h reby notified that John s.
Bekken. who gives Crocker. s. D., as
his post Office address, did on July 2lst
1915. file in this office his do corrobor-
a.ed application to contest and secure
the cancellation e your HONEST ad
5 and swh. NWh and Le, I: section
/ township Is N. Range 10, E. r. H.
Meridian. and as grounds for his con-
test he alleges that said entryman has
wholly abandoned said entry. and has
never established or maintained a
re rcsidence on said land. and has
n yer cultivated said land that satd
defaults have existed for five years
asst past and still exist. .,r..
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed. and your SAID entry WI.
bc cancelled without further right 70
he heard. either before this office or on
anpeaI II you fail to file In this oIilce
within twenty days after the FOuRlH
pubifcatio OF this notice, as SHOWN ne-
low. your answer. under oath. spectft.
cally responding to these allegations OF
contest together with que PROOF tnat
on the said contestant either IN Der son
or by registered mail.
You should state in ycur answer the
name Of the post office which you de-
sire future notices to be sent to you.
J. K. CLARK, Receiver.
Date OF first publication Aug. lals
Date Of second publication Aug. ~. isi
Date OF third publication Aug. s3, !siS
Date Of fourth publication Aug. -" 1917
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTyl'E Or CONTEXT
prpartUsent Of the 1Htrvtov
IntteA states Land Office


10 Jackin Jcordeff. Of Lennon. $. D.,
Coutestpe:
Yuu are hereby notified that Paul y.
Ash who gives BoehTs S. D., as his
nnet t-office address, did on August 2.
1919 file in this office his duly corrot-
grated appication 30 contest and Sc
cur. the eanceIla tion OF your Home
stead Entry No. ---. SeFiai No. 02le0S.
made May 3ist. 1915 for the southwest
rsmsre le. East Black H,ls Meridian n.
aud as grounds for this contest he Al
legs that said entrymsn wholly ahan-
don 4 said and and entry for more
than six months last past. that he
never established or maiS aimed his
residence on said land or anv part
thereof and has never cultivated or Inn
proved the same or any part thereof
and that eaid defaults s'ii xtst
You are therefore. further notifi 4
that the said a'ieratsons viii he tak"n
ho ranceiled withont further right TO
be heard either u fore this office or on
appeal II you fati 10 fife in his office
within twenty DAYS after the FOURTH
nItIicat tiosnof this notice. az shown hr.
jow your answer, under oath. sp0ctf- :
caiiy responding =, thesc auoGnttpns Of
contest. together with dpa proof that
on the said consestarst etfh&e ~ psr-
sor Or by registered man.
1sa 81 sf;r.a *. sst ssst ogis. zds & toa 1ns
desire future natices 10 ~ m yOll.
a. X CtsAA& se3v r.
Date of first puis,ica4f1Q A8 III - le
ryate of se~opH a03&
f,at ~ third puhltsa& Hon A11x. a.. 194e
Date OF fourth DM1oteetten 1S1s
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department " the Interior
unitea states Land office.
un.~,,.o. = n ls,I, pa pOtG
Lennon. :. u. July >

To Hain,ar Syyerstad of Enderin, N. D..
ConteSte.:
You are hereby notified that Lee
II. johnson. who gives Ralph. S. II. as
his postuffce address. did on June -.
1915. file in this office his duly corro-
borated application to cont, 81 and Sc
cure the cancellation of your Homes tead d
Entry No. o27356. Serial No. 0271a6
made July Sth, 1872, for NWi.. NEh
NEk. NWA. Section 33. Township ?lN,
Range s. T., Il. II. Meridian. and is
grounds for his contest he alleges that
Halmar Syvtrstad has nyeer built a
house on said land nor resided thereon.
nor cultivated nor caused same to bs
done. but wholly abandoned his said
entry and failed in every particular 10
in any manner comply with the home
stead laws all of which defaults have
existed for more than six months last
past and still exist.
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said allegations will he taken
as confessed and your said entry will
he cancelled without further right to
be heard. eth, rbefore this office or ca
appeal. if you fail to file in this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
low. your answer, under oath. specifi'
caiiy responding to these allegations ot
contest. tog her with due proof that
you have served q copy Of your ansvei
on the said contestant either IN per soT
or by registered mail.
You should state in -FOUR answer the
name of the postoffice to which you de.
sire future notices To he sent to you.
J. X. CLARK. Receiver
LOGAN BERRY.
Attorney for Contest mt
Date Of first publication. July 2s. 1916
Date OF second publication. Aug. 2. 1916
Date of fourth publica tion. Aug rs. 1915
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE OE CONTEST
Of the Interior.
t-nited Statca Land Office

Ienimon, =. ~, Aug. ~ l"ih.
r, rhonras Randolph Young Of Lem
NM u. Contested:
". RE hereby notified that Ben &.
,sr Who gives Roohrs. $, -. as hts
n..-l... rrtre address did on July sth
fa1r rio in this office his du'v rorroh-
,r.t,r applira lon to cont II and so
.,,.ra 4re consolation ~ vour Howe
r r-afrv 40 -- eeriaI No nise"7
[,.J ,rgr,st ,s'h 1909 for North half
~ . trvreet nuarter Section 3 Tow
ar,-. - Range ts Fast MACK Hins
,rrrs..rg ,od "a grounds for hts CON
a., 80 aiiepee thai eatd entrvrnan has
wv. I- ahanaoned said hand and ntrv
fr go fhan Siv months 'nrt na~t, (,
.,r..t fn has never established or main
..f.a8 hfs rec'de-re thereor. arS 'hat
r.. r... rot cultivated or 'r,prn"os the
.a... aud thnt saH d"fn''ts sthi "vt.'
v. are tho~rTor furthe~ no''"eS
,hat fhe said a'l~~.tscns win hr tak"n
as ron 'eeend snd vour 'etd en|r~ WIN
10 ,pucoiioS without S-rth~r r'p@f ~
tc rnarI nith rh~'n-~ this oF',rn nr IN
---s', '-u ~ sue ~ 49, >'''-"
,.,.tti~ trvert- a,vs aUev thc rorTpTu
,... T...t zion ~ +N's r~ttce chn'~n h"-
...s., au-u-c- ~, anr nth r,>csfft
....s.s,.s fi,s-~ - 'bcs,a riIc ,-.'f .a~ -
tor~othnr ,,-f.h a,e n"oor IT,
r.. 90 ents cnrteS',rf cthcr W rrrsnn
~ g.. rn~,r.n-~S rsV
80 tto'~, ~, os.rs- 80
..... o. nr the r,0v.nFS,oc N which ~orr to-
-,.l f.rtrrrp rr+|coc 80 10 Govt - vr'r
" ~ NV peros-'
r,.4a - Meet r,h'tc, t,rn tup fr fo'e
r. o.. r. -~~o-s r,,','tc, a,o~ su~ - fafe
= n, th.,S ,N,-tnr.'cr .'- ~ 'hff
r..ao fonrtN rrh'sca''cr Cant '"'r
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
lturr OF MORTGAGE SALE

asfault has been made in
|g,o,s "a certain MOI sase
s"I delivered ~ EiWln oaili-
.Wsie man, mortasor. 70
c..'nel. mort Sasee. "hicn
-. Mas dated ON the llth
ist5. aud recorded in the
sroe Register OF DE DIS OF the
=, per,,lis. and stat vi D. OAK.
'tb aay OF June. 1919. at l:4O
m. and recorded in book SO
r.ses OH pages lto ana lio. up-
IN ,a,d murtgag9 there is now
IN Ne due at the date OF TINS
,bs sum OF s4,oob.56, upon the
.vvO0, dated June IL. 1918
,srssr AT 6 per cent. which note
III nn or before i've years from
mares the interest to be
{nually. and that the nortgagor
a1Ieu IA the payment Of taxes
and Tor the yedi 1919. amount
NhICh amount mas been
N uOusagee and that the IN
n,t due and wholly unpaid up
wg,t-dat ana that the mort
I,lerl, 10 declare the entire
N ,a,d MORTGAGE du> and paya-
| that no ACTON OF proceeding at
I@eu instituted or other wise to
tie uept secured by SAID mort
4 sHy part thereof. and that said
! consists Of the nOn-pay OIL
| oil said note and the non-pay-
IN taxes upon the land and by
Oh sad default the whole sum
\ ty said mortgage Is past due
! becom- due and payable.
"a is hereby gwen that under
virtue OF the power contained
(sad mortgage and the statute IN
kaS made and provided, that the
hortgagr will be ioreclosed by
\ the mortgaged premises de-
,hereIn, which sale viii be held
! front door Of the court house
city Of Bison. In the County of
Is, and State of South Dokota.
lr auction by the sheriff of said
OF his deputy on saturday. the
u Of Sept. 1916. at O'Clock in the
bon Of SAID day, to satisfy amount
shall then ne due on said mort
nth interest thPf on from date
u notice. costs aud expenses of
lie and 5000 attorneys fee as
kd by statute IN case of for =
} and that the premises described
u mortgage and to be sold are
ID in the County of Perkins and
|of South Dakota. and described
bows. to wit: The West half OF
|uthwest quarter of section and
ks half Of the Southeast quarter
',lon ;, all in township - of
l! containing ls0 acres more or
ccOrdlng to the United States gov
M survey.
q al Mllbank, South Dakota. this
DAY u July. 1916.
. a Charles Gammell. Nor gagee.
%gS, Attornty for Mortgages.
Milbank, s. ID.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Departna nj 81 the lMtertor.

Z, ). LAnu OIINe AZ LeIHIltoH >. y
July II. 1915.
II. Smdt. of Seiu. s. D.. who On June
10. 1914. made Homestead Entry. No.
0.S9l6. for SWh NV y. WI. sWs
and SEA. SWh. Section 80. Township
21N Range l5E, Black Hills Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make
commutation Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before Hon.
Register and Receiver. at Lennon. S.
D.. on the 24th day of August. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. III. Brum0. Of Setns. s. ID.
Oliver T. Olson, of Seinl, 5. D.
Pearl Burdck. of Seim. S. ID.
Martin Jacobson. OF Seim. $. u.
JOHN e. STONt3R.
Register.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
L. $. Land office

NOTICE is hereby given that Mar
garet Carr of Thunder Hawk. $. d..
who, on July 1st. 1912. made Home
stead Entry No. O27333. for NEi4, Sec
tion 35, Township 22N. Range lie.
Black Hills Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three Proof.
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register and n ceINer.
| lennon Land Office, at Lennon,
South Dakota. on the 18th day Of
September. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs. Anna Brodigan. OF Thunder
Hawk s. ID.
William Reedy. OF Lennon S. ID.
Harry Swanson. OF Lennon. 5. -.
Hugh Hagen of Thunder Hawk. s. d.
JOHN c. STONE.R,
Register.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
Notices
ans WANTED.

nr -ne erection OF thre.
ol", nus in the Bronson schoH
a.Io'I. +, will be received by the
20, Nm to and including Aug.
-. .re 10 he 81 frame con-
'. a5 the contractor Is TO iur.
,sr,a,. or. labor, hardware ana
a.. n,'', ne naunng is to be in
l., thr contract.
), twic. the amount OF the
|, 70 furnished by the contrac-
snec,,,cations OF the build
ahu - seen at the Herald o.
+ y ne = home OF p. j. Mariow''
nld ~ he addressed to the CLERK
senooI district and PLAINLY
Sax ga lseRRES sPoRE. Clerk.
"A' haskell. S. ID.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
State Of south Dakota
-. LII NOOnt
County Of Perkins

County Of Perkins
In the matter OF the estate of Dennis
l.. Burke. deceased
The State of South Dakota sends
greeting to the heirs and next OF kun
of Dennis l.. Burke. deceas d. and TO
al to whom these presents may come:
Notice hereby gwen that VIM.
Riedy has filed with the Judge of this
Court IA petition praying for Letters Of
Admins stration OF the estate Of Dennis
l., Burk. deceased and that Tuesday
the 22nd day of August. 1916 at 10
O'Clock a, M. of said day. being day
of a Special term OF said Court, at the
office of the Judge of this Court in
sa d County is fixed as the day Of
hearing on said petition. when and
where any person Interested may APP
y ar and snow cause why sad ped
ton should not be granted.
Dated at Bison, Perkins County, this
26th day of July. 1915.
NOINFY KENT.
Judge Of Said Court.
Attest: CHARLES HANSON
Cler kof Said Court.
LOGAN BERRY.
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department - TIE interior
T.. S. Land Office. Lennon. s. u.
Register.
July ~. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that George
Alfonxe Larson. Of Lennon. s, D., who
on August g. tSes. made Homestead
Entry No. eis7ss. for SEA, Section -.
Township esN. Range IsE. "A. ". Meri-
dian. ha. failed notice ~ intention to
make year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above Described. before Reg
lister and Receiver OF Y. s. Land office
at Lennon. s. n. on the e4th day OF
August. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. J. Robinson. OF Lennon, s. II.
Andrew Bamble. OF Lennon. S. -.
T. +. Dunn. of Lennon. S. d.
Clarence Dearborn. of Lennon. S. n.
JOHN c. STONFR
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16

Grand rartal school District No. 6b
Perkins CaH.ty. $. D.. viii receive bids
for the raH-tr uction Of school house.
to be btflf trrording to plans and speci-
ficattons ..u rle at the Meadow state
Bank. NeadatR. $. D.. and Lennon Statc
Bank Iputann 6. u.
Bid t. 10 IN Septemher lf'h. lHfh.
.arJ rerftfle1 check Of tf6O.oh must nc
cotaDHpv parl and every bid.
Eutrd reserves the right to reject
any ana AN lids.
g., trtier 81 board Of directors.
ADA 8. CRiTcHECT,
Clerk.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NoCN = OF HEARING PETITION ron
bl>fRiRt ClV< or tNCNuI- -Ex mn,
state at south Dakota
Sc. In counts Court

Dl>IRiRl rIV< on E>rNpH- mn,
state et south Dakota
So. In count, Court
County OF Perkins
I'm the Matter Of the Estate az lars
larsen Arne, Deceased
The state of South Dakota sends
Greetings To johanna Eide ol. Nru.
Maria ttdr Bertha Hutm, Nets Arne
Laura Winjun. niordes Remme Anna
Hansen, baensr Roland. i,er Roland
ole R"tiand, Nara Roland and Lars
k"liahd heirs at law and next Mn ut
Lars Larsen Nrue. bccaas a. and tn AN
To whom theS" presents may come
Notice - u reb, Gi,co That Anna
''anS"n has died with the Judge ut
THIS Court n verified petition an writ.
ing setting forth that said deceased
''it estate consisting uf real pruu,tt,
which she alleges Ia ~, uhull, ,>.u,rt
from execution. attachment ur other
n.Sne process. and ptayn. thai AID
estate he dis ributed amuns the h.,,.
AZ Va" ana next to Kin ot said Il ,ca~
cd. without the r,euiar administration
thereof as provided 10y thc Probate
lode and that ruesday the ath day
ht september. 1915. at 80 ~ clock , in
OF sand day being a day uf a rrEr At
l"iln "i thi~ Court tnwu' oi the = -
ltlhh't term, lRlt, al lh" court Ru,in
"t Sald court at Rison ~ the County
oi iel kinS have hean appointed A. tho
time and pia"" tor hearinl Md not /.
ton, when and wher, any r~rsnp IN.
tFic>fed may arpoar and show rauga
Why said potiIiun should not he .tant.
sd,
witness the Hon. Nolney Kent Iudpo
Of the county Court. ma the SraI ~
&aih Court 'lcyenth tFth day OF
AUGUST \ n, lAls At his offtrn IN the
tity "f FtsuU County OF rcrktn- state
of South Dakota,
VOI.NEy kENT
Judge uf the County Cpurt
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16

WI FFITNFIN n -
Judge of tho County Cunrt
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-08-16
NOTICE To BIDDERS

Cr3nd c ntrai school District No. s.
p,,. .m~ county s. -, viii receive bid
fnr tho construction nf barn. to NJ
tu .rrgrdjnp to pisus and specifica
I an np file at the Meadow state Ban X
Ncldnw. s n. and Lennon state Bank
Ifu.a.n {. n. ,c
I,g. IA he IN September iith 1p'6
f,,.t = serves the right To reject
ANY ,#I ~ bids.
~ Tt- der of board - directors.
ADA G. CRITCHETT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
Introducing Bryan
q in Golfers Weekly.

Onn Reeu III COllleT $ Wechly
 The opera houses interior (this was It Palatka, Fla) was papered i'll bright turkey red, upon which was tasty pattern of black and gold fleur-de-lis. There must have been about 800 peo- ble in the orchestra; retired Confed- krate generals; courtly gentlemen with line manners and no collar; blood, fluffy haired southern beauties, CO., Euettish and very, very feminine; a Fankee tourist tanned with bass fish Ing, prosperous looking, garbed in loud fhecks, and a solid block of young sowdies who came in deadhead Above
 Eas the regulation balcony where ne- kroes are allowed to sit; and there were five or six of them, all solemn l nd motionless except one who was |vidently republican and occasional |y slapped his knee with tremendous kuffaw.
 The curtain was down and from time 10 time someone regulated the foot tghts. Finally they were satisfactory. And as we looked the curtain trcmbled. kavered. shot up. revealing the best rawing room set. in the center of khich sat tall. gray haired gentleman With Mr. Bryan. at a table equipped Ei+h the pitcher and a glass of ora .ory Both gentlemen had composed themselves. looking slightly upward With fixed smile for some seconds
 fter the rise of the curtain. There
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28

 was applause. The gray haired man arose and, stepping to the front of the stage, raised his hand as if to still some vast ovation.
 Nah friends" he drawlad, had I a tongue as talented as Pulley, as har- monious as the harp of Homeh could devouah this evening with heaping eulogisms upon the haid of ouah cele- brated guest. But feel that this would fe as futyle as painting the lily. Suf- fice 1t to say, we all went crazy about him in 1896 and have not recovehed. kuhnel Bryan"
 Bryan stood in the flare of the foot lights. silent moment gripping his audience with the assured dignity of an orator, the weighty seriousness of d statesman.
 TIT you feel, as do," he began quiet ly, amid breathless silence. that the chairman has been more than generous. remember that man in public life must be overpraised sometimes to make up for the abuse he does not deserve"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28

histories of America-how one hardy New Englander. nurtured on root beer and beans, had only to rip down his fowling piece from the chimney and sally forth to dismay the British reg ulars. How a. posse of farmers, if they would only wait unCif they saw the whites of their opponents eyes, could riddle them with slugs while Priscilla at home was melting bullets. It is to be hoped that the now rising generation on whom the chief burden of American defense will lie, is not being nourished with any such twaddle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
RUSSIA ID BUY BACK CAPTURED VESSELS
Will Get Three Fighters Ja- pan Captured in Russo
 Jap Conflict

Tokio, May 20-(Correspondence of the
 Associated Press.)-As reported by cable,
 negotiations are in progress between Ja-
 pan and Russia, chiefly at Petrograd, but
 also at Tokio, for the purchase by Russia
 of several warships which fell into the
 hands of the Japanese navy during the
 Russo-Japanese war.
 The correspondent of the Associated
 Press learns that Russia wished to have
 Russian warships participate with those
 of Japan and Great Britain in the bonn
 bardment of the German fortress of
 Tsing-tsu. and to that end opened nego-
 tiations with Japan for the return of
 some of her old ships. For some reason
 or other the negotiations fell through at
 the time, presumably over the question
 of price, but they were reopened a few
 weeks ago, and at the present writing
 there is every prospect that several ships,
 probably three, will be turned over to
 Russia for a consideration.
 Japan secured possession of about II Russian warships as a result of the Russo-Japanese war The vessels men, toned as likely to be transferred include the cruiser Soya, formerly the Varyag; the battleship Tango, formerly the Rus
 sian warship Poltava, and the Sagami, which during the war with Russia was known as the Peresviet. The Soya was
 captured by a squadron under Prince Higashi-Fushimi off Cape Soya, on the northern coast of Hokkaido.
 The Tango the old Poltava, was can- tured at Port Arthur, on February 1,
 1905. She carried four 12-inch guns. Her displacement is 10, ,960 tons.
 The Sagami, battleshp of 12674 tons. also carries four 12-inch guns. She was i captured by the Japanese at Port Ar thur.
 The question for Japan to settle was whether the turning over of the ships would seriously weaken her own system of defense and she has presumably de- clded that the transfer does not vitallv change her naval strength. Moreover. it IS likely that a modern dreadnaught would be constructed with the proceeds Of the sale, which are placed at from 15,O00,O00 to 20,O00,0O0 yen, or from about $7,50O,O 900 to $10,OOO, ,O00
 The impression exists here that should Russia acquire these warships they would
 be sent to the Baltic to strengthen Rus sla's naval force there and protect mer chant marine plying between Russia and the United States. Early in the present war Japan turned over to Russia the hospital ship Anegawa, formerly the An gara, which became a Japanese prize of war in the battle of the Sea of .Japan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
Novel Use for Motor Car

From the AutOmOblie.
 One of the most interesting emergency uses to which a motor car was put by the Germans on the Carpathian front was when the motor of one of the large siege guns bombarding one of the Rus sian Actresses became Imperative, In a very short time the crank shaft of 8 nearby motor car had been geared up to the shaft driven by the electric motor of the gun and controlling the position of the latter so that the gun could continue to operate until @, thor- ough repair could be made.