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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-23
BOWLING
News From the Southern
Baseball Camps

international News Service.
WAXAHACHIE. Texas, March %.
Mgr. Jennings brought the Fort
Worth. Texas. leaguers. back here
with him for a game today. Sam
Crawford is getting into form, max
ing two clean hits in yesterday
game Cobb is still absent.
international News Service:
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March %.
The Pirate regulars seem unable to
beat the yannig ans, but are bending
every effort toward perfecting team
work in anticipation of victory over
the Red Sox on Sunday.
International News Service:
HOUSTON. Texas. March "a
The Cardinal regulars leave here
for home today.
International News Service:
TAMPA. Fla, March 23.-After
suffering four straight defeats at the
hands Of the Phillies the Cubs were
back in Tampa today to play a series
of games with Cuban team.
International News Service:
MINERAL WELLS. Texas. March
23.-Jack Lapp, veteran catcher
was on the hospital list today
Stomach trouble is keeping him out
of the practice games.
International News Service:
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March %.
The st. Louis Browns defeated
Little Rock yesterday 81 to /.
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international News Service.
DANTONA, Fla. March 23.-The
usual training routine Of early morn
ing practice and a full game in the
afternoon was on the Dodgers
schedule today.
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International News Service:
MIAMI. Fla. March %. - The
first OF the games between the Bos-
ton Braves and Philadelphia Ath-
letics was staged here today. Klein
and Rigler, the big league umpires.
Officiated.
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TURNER'S TRIM KALEY
SCHOOL QUINTET 54-14
Curry Does Stellar Work. Caging
Ball Thirteen TimeS-Ros-
tiser Also Stars.
Turner's basket ball five not onl

Turner's basket ball five not only
maintained their lead in the City
Civic Center league but they forged a
full game ahead of the Sample team.
by decisively trouncing the Haley
school quintet at the latter's gym,
last evening by the score of "a to IA.
Curry. the enlongated center for
the victors played a fast game, his
heighth enabling him TO tip the ball
in from near the basket time after
time, for Is baskets. Bill ROstiser,
the fighting captain of the Turner
lads, played a strong game at the
guard post and threw four pretty
baskets from the middle Of the field,
also. The Mohn brothers also
played we'll at the forwards while
Sabo played the best for the losers.
The next game of the league will
he played at the Turner hall on Fri
day night when the Turner lads
tackle the Laurel school five in what
is predicted as a close game.
Turner's (5D Haley U4)
- c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-23

L. s COIN LIQUID-THE
GREAT REMEDY-For Corns
stopping Pam and Taking Them
Right Out. 15C and > FOR 25n at
Coonley s-Advt
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International News Service.
MACON. Ca. March %. The
Yankees staged another game be-
tween themselves this afternoon fol-
lowing a hard morning workout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-23
To HURRY WORK
ON BALL STANDS
Smith Hopes to Have Things
in Shape by Report
ing Time.

Rush orders were given Thursday
BY Mgr Ed smith OF the local ball
team 20 the men employed in NOV
ing the stand out at Springbrook
park. The local boss is anxious 20
have everything in readiness, so the
men can report here about April 3.
He hopes 10 have the showers atted
up by that time.
Smith at present is rather well
satisfied with the team he has lined
up and il the men do as good as
past performances indicate, Eds
bunch should be out there in the
running. His infield Will be able TO
take care OF itself and is practically
decided upon with the exception of
first base.
The race for this job will be be-
tween Hal" Beall and Kading Of
the Federal league. Kading is rated
as a good hitter and a good fielder.
in minor leagues in serving as a
target for the rest Of the infield and
but the edge will be with Beall on
the fielding. George has few equals
can cover quite a bit OF territory.
He hSs been weak in his hitting but
in the 50 games he played in the
American association he hit 17S and
uncorked four doubles and two
triples.
InGieId Is strong
With Koehler at second. Gray at
short ana Tannehir at third. the
inheld will be able 70 take care Of
itself Gray Is a good ball player
and has been hitting close to the
500 mark the last few years in the
Central.
Baschang is expected to go good
this season ard at the end should
be ripe for faster company. Grimes
failed TO hit much last season but
Smith is OF the opinion that ne can
do $50 or better this year. Meister
should hit better than $50. All
three men are fast and can cover a
bunch Of territory.
Richard Knoll. brother of
"Punch" Knoll. manager of the
Evansville ball team, died Tuesday
as a result of injuries received in a
collision while his fire company was
on it's way to a fire.
Evansville's recruits are being
boosted by the Evansville papers for
their past performances. All of
the men have been playing in rather
fast company and Mgr. Knoll is ex-
pecting TO pick up some classy per-
formers.
Oak Henning. who will try out for
the first base job. was with Mil
waukee early last spring. and all but
heat out Tom Jones. He lost out
with Evansville because Crete was
on the lob. and he spent the sum-
mer playing Independent ball.
w. L. Callahan. who was with
Evansville and Grand Rapids for
time last season, has been signed
by Wheeling.
Mgr. Bill Essick has gone to Mus
kegon to arrange for exhibition
games between the two teams. If
be fails TO carry through the deal
he will take his team to Columbus
and train with the Senators.
Joe STANLEY Is wanted Dy Erie 10
lead its club in the Interstate league
Joe is the property of Muskegon al
though Mgr. Smith of the Benders
tried TO get him earlier in the sea-
son.
The Grand Rapids advisory COM
mittee will meet Friday TO push the
sale Of season tickets.
MuskegOns grand stand when
completed VIII hold $500 people.
while the bleachers will take care OF
l50O more.
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We W and emi o
deposit draft the First National Bank Bank made payable yourself ana m
trIcng to o
reputable Will
0 do
bu m Z $
Deposit his money ant cure las
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Baskets-Curry. 13: w. Mohn, 4:
w. Rostiser. 4; Greenburg. 5; Sabo
g; King. ,; c. Mohn. ,; Walling
Fouls-C. Mohn. >; King; Walling
Referee-"Johnny" Nebo.
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International News Service:
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March %
The St. Louis Browns defeated
Little Rock yesterday, 81 to 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-23

IuThCES NO1) hdiC9 A1f1
c. Mohn ................ Sabo
Right Forward
w. Mohn ................. King
Left Forward.
curry .............. ......... waning
Center.
w. Rostiser ....... Leo
Right Guard.
Greenburg ......... Johnson
Left Guard.
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InReId Is StrOns.

Richard Knoll. a brother Of
"Punch" Knoll manager of the
Evansville ball team. died Tuesday
as a result Of injuries received in a
collision while his fire company was
on it's way to a fire.
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-12-16
W. vi.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
:. LAND OFFICE Al RAPID CITY. >. D..

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, !
&. ). LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, >. D., ?
November Z, 1916
Notice is hereby given that George W. Pope
OF Pringle, ;. d. who. ON tebruafy 10. 1912, made
Homestead Entry Serial No O27291, Tor tract
OF land described by metes and bounds, as fol
lows
Beginning al Corner No /, at point from
which the section corner between secs. % and
80. As, II. 4 T., B. II NJ, bears south 50 deg
50 min. W., S0S1 chains distant extending
thence north deg. - min. r.. 1855 chains ~
corner No. 2, thence south 90 deg. 10 mia. T..
1900 chains 10 corner No. 3; thence south 10 deg
80 min. E.. S06 chains 10 corner No. a. thence
south i6 deg 30 mn T., 33.43 chains TO corner
No i thence south "a deg. - mia. f.. 2i.2-
chains to corner NO.G; thence south 43 deg. q
min. W., 3.9l chains To corner No. !; thence
north "a deg 0j min W. 34.3i chalnS to corner
No. 3: thence north IL deg. IS min. T., 1851
chains to corner No q thence north 81 deg. -
min. W., $500 chains 20 corner No, I aud place
Of beginning: situate IN See. So. I. ! - X. f.,
aud Sec. 1, I. s., K. f., b. II. H.,
within the Harney National Forest, and more
particularly described in III. L. :. No 35S. on hc
In the Rapid City, South Dakota, Land once.
Area 90 "A acres, has filed notice OF intention "a
make Final Three-Year Proof, to establish claim
TO the land above described, before Henry T..
Way, L. s. Commissioners, at his office IN Custer,
5 D.. Oh the 2sth day OF December 1916
Claimant names as witnesses
William I. McClaren, OF Pringle, 5. d.
John w Stratton, OF Pringle, s. d.
William Axes, of Pringie, ). ID.
Reno J. Barnes, OF Pringle, ,: ID.
J. W. NEE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
U. ;. LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, ,. d.,
November T. 1916 \

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, }
L. ;. LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, ,. d., 2
November :, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary Ann Vent
ling, widow of Cyrus Venting, Deceased, Of
Prngc. 5. d., who, on November n, 1910, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 02i655. for a tract
OF land described by metes and bounds. rs fOl-
lows:
Beginning at Corner No. /, al a point from
which the south quarter section corner OF Sec.
81, I. 4 ;, R.4E., bears south 50 deg. 80 min.
w, "a chains distant; extending thence south
II deg. SO min. r., i.32 chains TO corner No. 2;
thence south Is deg 10 min. w, 40 chains 10
corner No 8: thence north 30 deg. 3s min. W.,
10 30 chains TO corner No. 4 thence north deg.
90 min. r.. 600 chains 10 corner No. 3; thence
north deg. 90 min. H., 9.42 chains 20 corner No.
6 thence north IS deg 10 min. w, $40 chains 70
corner No. Z: thence north q deg 30 min r.,
LIS chains to corner No. s, thence south - deg.
3G min T., l6 20 chains TO corner No. 3, thence
south Il deg 50 min. k., 1910 chains 70 corner
No. aud place OF beginning, situate IN Sec. ~,
T. s., II. T., and Sec 3, L. >, II. I T., B. II,
NJ, within the Harney National Forest, anu
more particularly described in III. f. - No. 357,
on file in the Rapid City, South Dakota, Land
Office Area 10 81 acres, has fled notice OF ln-
tention 10 make Final Fiye-Year Proof, to eStab-
lish claim to the laild above described before
Henry r. Way, u. 5. Commissioner al his Office
IN Custer, = d. on the 2sth day Of December, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John W. Stratton, of Prngle, ,. ID.
Clarence f. StrattOn, OF Prngle, >. d.
Reuben j. Turner. OF Pringle, ;. ID.
William T. McClaren, OF prings, > -
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ]
L. ). LAND OFFiCf AT RAPID CITY, ). d.,

X.
L. ). LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, >. D.,
December 7, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph McMaster,
of Custer, >. d., who, on April -. 1909, made
homestead Entry, Serial No. OS442, for tract
Of .and described by metes and bounds as fol.
lowe
Secs. II and 20, from which the corner common
10 Sees. II, Is, 10 and 20 bears south 50 deg 80
: n0a. W., 20O5 chains distant; extending thence
north deg. 2S min W., 9.s3 chains 10 corner No
to corner No 3; thence north 35 deg % min W
4.S7 chains 10 corner No. 1, thence north 81 deg
70 MN; W :, o56 chaihS 70 corher NO .; thence
north 80 deg 43 min. W., 9.39 chains to corner
No 6: thence north deg. 5j min. h., Cos chains
to corner No. 4 thence north ~ deg A min. w,
s. "a elaifs 20 corner No \ thence north 81 deg
% min. w, l6.ll chains 10 corner No. o; thence
north ~ deg o9 nIlu. t.. G.S chains 10 corner No.
i0 thence south 81 deg Is min. e. Is II chains
70 corner No. II; thence south I6 deg 43 min
T., 1902 chains 10 corner No. II, thence south 3
deg. - min. r., Is chains To corner No I3.
thence south lO Oeg. - lnln, W., 4. II chains 10
corner No. "a; thence south IS deg. "a min E..
1859 chalus 10 corner No. 10, thence south q
deg. % min W., IA chaius TO corner No 10:
thence s0uth - deg. - min. f., 532 chains TO
corner No. IL iheuce south 81 deg. 81 min T.,
$50 chains 10 corner No. Is, thence south 33 deg
Il min. W 3.2i chains 10 corner No. I9 thence
south deg. ia min. w, TO- ~ Chains to corner
No. 20 thence south Il deg. 20 min W. 3.O6
chains 10 corner No. n, thence south 81 deg 80
min, ~, 6.72 chains g corner <E0. 2gAthence
south n deg. ~ min, W., s.22 6iains 10 corner
No. 1S thence south o. deg. 0l min. w. 43O
chalus 10 corner No. ~ thence north deg. OG
mp f., l6.27 chains TO coruer No. l. and place
of beginning; situate Ia secs. IL, i8 aud 20, T. 9
=. Il. H.. y. H. NJ, within the Harvey National
Forest, aud more particularly described IN II. L.
,. No. 321 on file IN the Rapid City, South la
kota, Land once Area 30. ~ acres, has filed no
tce of intention 90 make Final Five Year Proof
30 establish claim TO the land above described
before Henry Il. Way, L. ). Commissioner at
his Office IN Custer, >. d., on the 24th day OF
January, 1917
Claimant names as Witnesses
Patrick Wright, OF Custer, 5. d.
Bruce o. llsley. Of Custer, ;. ID,
William ID. Nestai. of Custer, :. ID.
William Rosenbaum, OF Custer, 5. d,
j. w. NEE, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

PERTINENT or TIE INTERIOR. ]
L, :, LAND oFFiCE Al BArID CRY, :. D.. :
November :. 1916. n
Notice is hereby given that James j. Moore
Of pungle, ). D., who, on September ., 1905,
made Homestead ErJry, Serial 80. e325t. for a
tract OF land described hA metes ana bounds, as
follows:
Beginning at Corner 40 /. Identical with the
East One-siXteenth section corner between secs.
20 and -, I. . s., Z. f., extending thence south
Z, deg. 81 min W., i09i chains 20 corner No. .,
thence north deg. o. min r., 43 chains TO cor
ner No. 3, thence north deg. "a mia a., 1921
chains 10 corner No Z; thence nOril 80 deg 81
min T., 2004 chains 10 corner No. X thence
north t002 chains go corner No. 6; thence norm
80 deg. 20 min. H., 1895 chains TO corner No :;
thence south " deg 10 min. w, 3l3f chains 10
corner No. s. thence south Is deg 80 min f.,
20 90 chains 10 corner No. 9: thence south o deg
03 min. W., $50 chains 10 corner No aud place
Of beginning situate In Secs 20 and 20, r. . s.,
K. E., b. II NJ, within the Harney National
Forest, and more particularly des-
cnbed in II. 4. s. No. $50. on hle IN the Rapid
CITY, South Dakota, Land Once. Area l59 81
acres. has filed notice OF intention 70 make Final
Five Year Proof, To establish claim TO the land
above described, before Henry e. Way, L 5
Commissioner In his office at Custer, y y, on
the Goth day OF December 1916
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Cummings, of Prlngle, 5. d.
Stanley " Callan. OF Pringle, ). II.
William Gumin, Of Prngle ). D.
Greeley Mcclure of Priugle, ). u.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. J
Us. LAND OFFICE At RAPID CITY, ). D., :
Notito &, hereby given that Pierre B. Carroll,
OF Prugle, $ d., wi0. on October IL. 1901, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No OlI7l4. for "a tdct
OF land described oi meteS and bounds, rs fol
TRACT "a.
Beginning az Corner No !, at "a point from
which jne quarter section corner between secs.
3 and 90 t.5S T. E., bears south 50 deg "a
min. ~ l0i Chains distant. extending thence
south ~ deg M min. E., 1902 chains 10 corner
No2 ,heace south 33 deg 81 min W. 2o76
chNn. % corner 30. 3; thence south 81 deg -
mln. y l465 chains % corner 40. 4; thence
uUfth deg. ~ uin. W., .9.I3 chains 10 corner
No 3. thence uorlh 20 deg. a. min. T., T. n chains
10 corner No. q thence n0rtn % deg. "A nin W.
~ min w.. 1896 chains to corner No 9: thence
north 80 deg - min. w, ll24 chains 10 corner
No. @ thence north - deg. 20 mia. e. TO
Grains 10 c3ruer 80. TO- thence east llG9 chains
% corner No. ll: thence north 53 deg On min.
r, SA DhaluS 90 corner NO II; thence south 50
deg. IS mia. e., 2lJ chains 20 corner No. l3;
iheuee SCUM 33 ut-. ~ nln W., 1909 chains 10
corner NO IA thence south % deg. IS min E.
l5j4 chains lo corner No. lG thence north 43
Ies % min. F., 9,3 Aains 90 corner No lG;
theucr uth = tcg ~ min r., ii07 chains 90
ccrhef No. /, ciosiug corner OF Tract d"
TRACT "B"
Beginning at Conner no H. at q point from
which corner no lO, Ni ths survey, bears south
Al deg i6 MIN ~, 0,6l chains distant, extending
theuce uoith Al dcz. 80 min, r.. 1870 chains 10
corner No. ~ thence south n deg 2S min E.
SIS chains % corner 80. ~ thence south G3 deg
81 mlu. r., 2.13 c3lallN Go corner No. 20; thence
south So deg. % min W., $40 chains to corner
No n, thence west Ills chains to corner No.
II, closing corner OF Tract ''B". all stuat, in
Secs aud 10, H. Q ), X. &C., and more partlcu-
larry described IN ID. J.. 5. No 800, on file in the
Bapid CITY, South Dakota, Land ONCE. Area
l52.sS acres has iled notice 0f intention To make
flDal Fiye-Ncar Proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described, before Henry T. Way, Z.
). Commissioners at his Office in Custer s. ID, on
tue cath day of December 1916
Claimant names Is witnesses:
Charles Priugie. OF Prngle, ;. d.
Peter Zeimet, ol Punge, S D.
William Young, OF Pungle. 5. d.
,IODn Erprldlng, OF Prngle, 5. u.
j. W. NEE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DFrARTMENr OF THE INrERIoI

DEPARTMENT on THE INTERIOl.. b
L. :. LANp OFFICE Az RAPID CITY. S. b.. 2
December r 1916
Notice is hereby given that William IA. Axes.
OF Pringle $ d., who, Ou July 23, 1910, ana Octo.
her s. 1913 made Homestead Entries Serial SO.
02rn3-O29ll5. for tract of land described by
metes and bounds, as follows
BEGINNING ut Corner No. l. at a point from
which the see. corner common 10 secs o. iN IJ.
rs, T 3 s. Il. T., bears north deg A. min
2i ~ chains dlStHnt extending thence north Gt
thence north n deg ~ min. W, 1860 chains o.
corner NO 3 thence nouh lf deg OG min e.
9.ij chaWs % corner No. 5; thence north IS deg
I7 min. r., go chains Co corner No 3 thence
north 81 deg. u min. f., SIS chains To corner 80.
g. thence SCUM deg 10 min. h., 1906 chains TO
corner 80. th.ncc south % deg ~ min H..
1903 chains 10 corner No. s, thence north 1G deg.
"a mil. W. O. 20 chains To corner 40 q thence
south 10 deg. - min. w, 1881 chains 10 corner
No l0 tnenee north G6 deg. ~ min. W. $50
chains 20 corner No. 1, aud place of beginning:
situate m sees Q ana 10, l. s., K. f.. b. II.
H.. within the Harvey National Forest aud
more particularly described iu II. T.. ). no. 3lg.
On Tile ln Tie Rapid City, South Dakota IAud
once. Area 49, "a acres, has filed notice of in
tentiOn 90 make Final llye-Near Proof 10 rs-
Henry r. way, I. Commissioner at his
oiice IN Custer, y d., on the -ith day of Janu-
ary, 1917.
Claimant names AS witnesses
Reuben i. Turner, OF Prngle = %.
james Cummings, OF Plngle, : -.
George " Pope, OF Priugle, Is. D.
L. h. Richardson, Of PTlnelr, =. ID.
j. W, NEE, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

I1lrF rrr,rrN-r rr TttF rNrEptnp a
y. 5. LAND OFFJcF Az RAPID cry. =. D.
November z, 1916
Notice is hereby given that James r Nc
keHna OF Custer s Is who ON .Iplve toos ana
December is, 1919 made Homestead Entries
serial Nos 0t5l and u3SB8i for Il tract of land
described rs netcs and hounds rs follows:
Beginning ~ Cogutr So g. AZ "a noint from
-3 and 80, T3S.. RAE R ". Nj bears sonth
OQ0g % miu w. g.1H chains distant. extending
thtncc south ~ der ag min w 8a2 chains 10
cuiher 30. = Ihenre uurih 81 deg ~ min w
is.,A tiGlhS ~ corner $50. 8. theEcc north 81 deg
W nun. W.,373 thains 10 corner No 4. thence
eouth l8 der Os min W ~ chains 10 corner
no. 3. thence south - dpe g7 min 700
rlAlHs fo cpfuar No d thence sunth 50 drg ~
nan r., IS chains o. corner NOT: thence north
~ Heg IS nin d. N.s. rhahs io corner NO II
corner 80 f.: thence south "a deg. W MN J.
'.2 cU.li, % cGrii-F so ir thence nUriii Il, deg
70 tIlu. Wa 2i.4i cHHuns tu corner no. II: thence
nnih ~ ecE. 55 W.p Wa 40 chains 90 corner
No ?" thence south 3 deg. h MIN W. S73
chaihs 'o corner So. f& thence souin a deg Is
nlh ". 1917 chains 90 corner No. ia; thence
0uih SO Oeg ,f H,iu W. 458 chains 10 corner
no. W.; thence uOrtu 81 deg As mn w. ~
"hauS % corner NO rs thence north 10 deg 80
Nnh. w., - g6 Chains 10 corner No Il. thrlt.e
north deg 2s min. T.. II 10 chains 10 corner No
~; thtnce north - deg 80 MN. W. 75l chains
70 corner No. 49,, thence south 50 deg j, min
f.' SO chains 10 corner No. ~ thence north 90
yes 23 ulu. T., G.30 chains 10 corner no. u:
corner no % thence north 80 deg. "a min. f.
b62 chains 70 corner 80. ~: thence north deg
20 htln. r., 2$l chains 90 corner No -: thence
PORN IN ieE. 5} MN W. 50 chains to corner
No. 20; thence south 70 deg. 90 min. w. G15
Chains 20 corner NO 20 thence south q, ,tr %
u1l. W.. s.A chains to corner No -. thence
h"iul 81 aeg q m-h w., iu3 chains 20 corner
40. 2N thence north ~ deg. - min. T.. 904
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARrMENr n or THE INTERIOR,

December :, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Cicero Graham
OF Custer. >. d., who, on August ~, 1909, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No Ols629, for a tract
of land described by metes and bounds AZ fol.
lows
Beginning at Corner No /, at point from
which the quarter section corner between Secs
10 and 10, T. 4 s., Il. 3 r., bears north AZ deg 9,
min. W., 1923 chains Distant extending thence
north 65 deg. 81 min. f., 9is chains 10 corner
No. q thence south 81 deg 10 min. T., 4I2 chains
to corner No. 3; thence north 20 deg u min, f.,
100 chains 10 corner No {. thence north 5s deg
32 min. w, 1881 chains 10 corner NJ. 3: thence
north IL dpg 55 min. w, 1851 chains 10 corner
No s. thence south u deg Is min. e. 5.es
chains To corner No. :; thence south Al deg ~
min. E., s.04 chains to corner Nos thence south
"a ceg II min. T.. 1859 chains 10 corner No. G
thence south 40 deg. II min. E. q32 chains 10
corner No. 10; thence south 81 deg 22 min T.
sos chains TO corner No. N. thence south l3 deg
% min. W., t,12 chains 10 corner No. II thence
north 20 deg. rs min. W., 2si chains to corner
chains 10 corner No. II; thence south 20 deg 81
min. W., 6.22 chains 10 corner No rs; thence
north 90 deg. 80 min. w, ssS chains 10 corner
No. 1. and place OF beginning: situate In See 20,
T.4S., X. f., b. II. NJ, within the Harney
National Forest, and more particularly described
In III. L. >. NO. ls3, on file in the Rapid City,
South Dakota, Land once. Area % 6s acres,
has filed notice OF intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim % tie land above
described, before Henry Il. WAY, u. = Commits
sioner AT his oflce Ia Custer, :. %, on the 23rd
day OF January, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Gust Carlson, OF Custer - d.
Jacob y. Hutzel, II Custer, :. u.
Earl Tanner, OF Pgiuge, ). d.
Shrl Tanner, OF Pringle, ). ID.
J. " NEE, Register.
Flrst publication, Dec, l6, 1916,