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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Tho following cases in voluntary
hankruptcy were filed Yesterday in the
United states District Court:
Frank lioinc!< and John Giha. tra,,!n..
aS the broadway Construction Com
many iInpcwcll. listed their assets at
So AMI their liabilities II, $lI.72S \
building uncomplctcd by them, DO
stroycd at the IIopewcll fire. was noted
In tho petition.
Clarence n. Moore. n ianitor In tho
public school department, claimed ex-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


@. E.dmond AInssic viii he The prin-
cipal speaker at the weekly luncheon
OF the Richmond Advertisers Club this
AFTERNOON at l:l5 O'Clock at the Lev
inSton iiotci His subject will be
"Rackinc Up the Salesman" or the CO.
operation between the advertising and
sales departments
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VII \ItIpNL IMFRON

The ADMINISTRATIVE" Board Yesterday
in"nts.
The contract FOR the laying Of Erano-
Htnlc sidewalks paviuG on the south
-'"c % Broad street. between TWENTY
irHrth and Twenty fifth streets was
awarded 10 Javi Perkins x Co at APP
PgnNiuIat"iE y3:J2S
Superintendent Of tho Gas No,ls
WaS Instructed I" extend the gas main
III Thirt!"th street. from the Midlothian
! urnpik" 20 Wcstham Avenue south
I.!"hhpNd, al AN estimated cost Of S5o2
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omptiom on his assets. which, consis.
81 household furniture. under the Poor
Doctors Exemption OF Virginia itis
"'"'S were ahont $500 ACCORDING; I" III.
petition
10y" H. cobb. ~ Richmond. gave his
unsecured claims at $19j.2s a,d his
household goods at So in the list or
assets
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Insurance Company I.iGuidntcs.
Spncirl Ia fI'hn 'rimcS n;,,.,l

RALEIGH. y. g. March S.--That the
North state Life Insurance Company.
% kinston. hH" rcinsurcd its business
with the United Life .nd Accident IN :
$uranrc Company. of Concord y a..
was the statement made to-day NY
Commissioners of Insurance James X
Young. Tho North Staten j. Rouse.
prosidcnt-gocs Into liquidation with
about 100000 in life policies in
forco.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.
k..I I'M

state senate. Capitol, II O'Clock.
House 81 Delegates. Capitol. 40
o'rtOrt>.
Springfield Srh"oi. Nn,ornlt.. Nd-
mini>trntiNr itOnri and Jefferson
Ward Council candidates. - O'cIork.
Richm"nd Chapter. 4. ID. e.. Ice
tnmp linIi. ~ o'clocI,.
Equal Suffrage League. address
ny br. ID. u. NndrrSOn. t::D O'Clock.
first tniturInn Church. illus
trHfrd lecture by Rev Frank Pratt
on Tho contribution 0f bal. iUniu
to civilizations" U'rlock.
iHric-papulnr NuudcyiiIc; nntl-
nee. 81 night, 40 and -.
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ri.r,IHING PERMITS.

riUmhing Inspector I.andcrs SSuca
li" following permits yesterday:
-. in"dUau, Tor kichcSon *
Clutrnn"ld. 22l2 81 street
" II iiancs. for T.. g. Wilkinson.
1911 Garland Nvcnuc.
J. II Chappcll & Bro for Or D. y.
TaIlay i!G West Franklin street
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General Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. MHrCh N.=With The
exception OF snow in New England
the weather will Toe fair Thursday cas- I
OF h" mississippi River. with contin-
u.d low temperatures. but with 4 rising
tendency IN the Upper Lake region and
the ON" Valley. bu Friday general
risinS t"lnpcraturc IL indicated. with
fair weather.
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Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twcutN-four hours .
l.NCcSS in rainfall since March l.
p"hcicEcy. III rainfall since Ian
nary .........
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I.ucnI Temperature

l. noon temperature. .......... &
:" = VI. temperature ............. -
Ma%imun temperature 10 T.. n. I!
Minimum temperature 10 ) T.. NJ 3,
Mean temperature ........ II
Normal temperature ....... ~
ipchcl"ucN III temperature. ::
pStcicncH IN temperature since
.'i'i 'li ~
Accumulated excess sine" January
Observation-Disclosures. 100
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hAHRfAGE LICENSE.

i"rday by tn" clark OF the Iius,i,ft.s
onrt 10 E!ijth +. BAY ana Nrvn VII
llaHs, both Of Iichmnnd
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nus11NGs DEED or TKrxr
""' ''rr" az trust. Amounting 10

Coleman - r T. NcCorrol,
'rHS'"". cnN =" feet south limo OF Nnn,i,.
Avenue /" feet w"s, Of lat - -: IL
ian OF N" West Manchester lam,
"mrahN'S property. August II. iNiz'
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The Weather
FURNISHED b. 4. =. Weather bureau

Forecasts: Virginia
Fair a. u iIr.s Il q y,
colder southeast nor
fiUu; Friday rnir,
wnrnicr.
North tnrOiinn-
I'nir Thursday. cDld-
rr southeast portion;
Friday mir. warmer.
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which may arise between tho present
ana the final calling out of tho n,eu
" hich may prevent such action"
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Local Observation nj - y. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, 30. humidity. 80: wind.
! direction west wiuG. velocity. /:
| miles. weather. cI.-r
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cmA>cr:uy DEED, or rnIsr
Eleven Deeds at trust. ,nount;,- .,

Enhert u Moran :" I T. Elan - ol
Trustees y lGN51.lG feet south lin.
!tih street, between Tw.uty-Sixtn and
49,. or streets NoNe'n'"f =. 1919. ST.,
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0i35i1 and U2S2SS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DErAHrNE>r or THE lSrERIoR,
L. :. LAND OFFICE "A RAPID EIIh, $. D.,
Notice is hereby given that Joseph T. Wolfe.
uI Custer, ). H., Who. uu May li, 1908. aud De
crmber Z, 1912, made Homestead Entries. Serial
No. OiJJ11 ana u2S1SS for tract nt land, dies
cribed by metes aud bounds Is follows:
Beginning with Corner No. I, identical with
the section corner Of Section, (. q, aud ., L. I
>, K. f., b. II. NJ: extending thence north %
deg, - min, W., 22.', chains to corner No. ,
thence south 80 deg. - mia. T.. 7.Us chains 10
corner No. 3; thence nOrJh - deg. 0S mln. W.,
9.OS chains to corner No. T. thence north 36 deg.
north deg 81 min. g.. 32.59 chains tpcprneT No,
g. thence south 80 deg - MIN. T., 221l chains
10 corner No. :: thence south 20 deg ~ MN. f.,
1868 chains 10 corner No. s, thence sOuth 81 deg
o. min. W, 2.1l chains 10 corner No. 9; thence
north g. deg. So min W, GOO chains 10 corner
No 10. thence south % deg ~ min. W., 1Gj
chains 10 corner No n thence SOrltn "A deg 43
min. f., il23 chains 10 corner NO II thence
south Al deg. ~ mIu W, 1l2 chains 90 corner
NO l3; thence south IS deg. n min. r., l14l
chains To corner No. .E thence south j6 deg. 10
min. f., 1919 chains 20 corner No. II; thence
SOuti 81 deg "a min. W, J.71 chains To corner
No 10: thence north GU deg y min. W. I9 .O4
chains TO corner No. II; thence south ~ deg. 20
min. w, 1875 chains To corner No. 49, thence
south 80 deg. 20 min. w 1899 chains 10 corner
No. w thehce norm arS. 10 MN W, l9.9'
chains 10 corner 30. ana place OF beginning,
situate In Sections A. . and 9 I. ! s., r. 3 F., b.
II. NJ, within the Harney National Forest, and
more particularly described in IA. T. y No 3l3
on file in the Rapid City, South Dakota, Land
Office, Area 10000 acres, has filed notice of in
tentton TO make Final tiye-Ncar Proof, t.
establish claim To the land above described, be
| fore Henry 4. Way, q. ). Commissioner, at his
| office in Custer, y H.. on the ,Sth day OF NOycm
| ber, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert v Merchant, of Custer, =. -
Frederick + Bre,iu, OF Custer, ; d.
Henry W. Brlsu. O1 Custer - D.
John Harris, Ui custer, ). ID.
j w NEE, Register
| First publication, oct ~ 1916
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
Forest Ranger Theo. Shoemaker was

Forest Ranger Theo. Shoemaker was
| over from Keystone Wednesday,
Joe Pyne and son, William, have re-
turned from visit in the northern
Hills.
Mrs. b. C. RicedoriT departed sunday
evening for Valentine, Neb, to visit Eer
parents
Rev. NJ Schwaebe spent the forepart
of the week visiting Hill City, Keystone
aud Pringe
d. Carrigan attended the ceremonial
session of the Mystic Shrine at Dead
wood Thursday
Dr. Herman Reinbod passed through
Custer Monday morning enroute from
Omaha to Keystone
Miss Anna Godsey returned Monday
morning from short visit with her
sister at Buffalo Gap
Harry and James Streeter, Of Martin
Valley, were in this vicinity Tuesday
, with a view Of buying cattle,
Contractors NJ. c. Kershaw and Van
Meyer, of Buffalo Gap, were business
visitors at the county seat Monday.
Joseph lIeumphreus, wife and daugh-
ter, Mary, aud W r. Woods represented
Pleasant Valley in the city Saturday
II c. Clason and wife, from near Fair
burn, transacted business in town Sat
urday They made the trip in their
Ford car
Mesdames Gladys Smith and Enold
Meyer departed over the Burlington
for Denver Monday evening for week
or ten days stay
Rey w. II. Thrall of Huron, came ia
on the Burlington Wednesday evening
to attend the closing session Of the Con
gregational association meetings.
Mrs Maude Dunbar returned to hei
! home at Salem, Oregon, Wednesday
evening after pleasant six weeks visit
with relatives and friends in this vicin.
ity.
Mrs Geo j Thompson returned Sat
urday from visit with relatives iu
Edgemont Her daughter accompanied
her home and remained until Sunday
evening.
Mrs Roy Pbtnam departed Wednes
day evening for San Francisco, Cal, tc
join her husband, after three months
pleasant visit with relatives and friends
here and near Bakerville
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O2I2IU.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

mn AgTNTFNT or TlfF IN1TERIoR
o. TANr OrFrCF AT RAPID CIrY : II Z
October = I9i6
Notice IL herel,y given that Perry 4 UuIler ot
Custer y u who on April i6 1910 made Home
stead Fntry serial NO O2l2IO. for a tract of land
Begiunine M Corner No 1. al a point from
which the section corner common To Secs 81 and
- 4 2S n IN and Sees and g. f. 3 s. n !
H. b. n nj hears north 80 deg IS min h 10
chains distant. extending thence south I3 deg
NJ min f. = - chains TO corner No = thence
south 20 deg 0q min w. BIZ chains 10 corner
No 3: thence south deg ~ min w s a. chains
to corner No 4 thence south 20 deg 81 min W
IL 46 chains 10 corner NO ;: thence south 46deg
I2 min, E.. 322 chains To corner NO q thence
north ~ deg E min. t., 33 ClainS 10 corupr
No. Z: thence north ~ deg. rs min. h. lg1 chain,
20 corner No s thence north - deg rs min g.
a min h.. 524 chains 10 corner No no. thence
south 20 deg "a min W. 7.SO chains tn corner
40 lE thence south IS deg ~ min W. 6.g1
chains 20 corner NO l2, thence south 4s deg 90
min. W. "a chamS 60 corner No iE thence
south Y deg .sI min. W, j.23 chains tu corner
No. "a: thence north 90 deg 50 MIN W. lgs
chains to corner so. I5 thence north deg N
min. r.. G75 chains to corner No. ~: thruce
north a. deg IS min. W, 33i chaiuS tu corner
No II: thence south a} deg. - min w 9.g9
chains 10 corner SO. lS thence north y deg 2G
min. W, 275 chains Ia corner NO. l9 thence
north n deg % min f. s.03 chains 10 corner No.
2O thence north GG deg 30 min. e. 5ti1 chains 10
corner No. n thence north Is deg 20 min. f..
q 81 chains TO corner No, ~ thence north 2J
deg. 25 min w lls4 chains to corner NO 23
thence north 20 deg % min. w. 1S3 chains 20
corner No. "a thence south "A deg ~ min ",
M. 80 chains to corner No. - thence south 20
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DISCO and U32O6G.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

EPtRTMENT or THE INTERIOR, !
l.. ,. LAND OFFICE A RAPID CITY, :. D.. 3
october Z, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Henry SommeI-
and September 4, 1915, made Homestead En-.
tries, Serial No DISCO and Nf,OG6 for "A tract Ot
land, described by metes and bounds, as fol.
lows.
Beginning with Corner No 1, at 70 point from
which the quarter section corner between See
ton 33, 7. . ), ANA section 4, L. 4 s., r. . E. 4.
Ii. NJ, bears north deg. IS min. T., 81 "a chains
distant, thence sDutii ~ deg. 80 min. W, 1853
chuinS 30 corner 40. =; thence GOrth 63 deg 47
min. W, S.57 chains TO corner No. 3: thence
north 43 deg 81 min. w, l2.0S chains to corner
No. 4; thence south 81 deg, 80 mln w, 70 30
chains to corner 40. 3: thence south % leg 3I
min. W, 44.lZ chains to corner No q; thence
south 6S deg. IL min. W, 1885 chains TO corner
No. Z, thence north 90 deg. II min. w, 9.55
chains to corner No. s; thence north II deg. 81
ij deg OS min. T., 300 chains To corner No. 10;
thence north - deg - min f., q 10 chains TO
corner No. II; thence north S5 deg 81 min E.
1894 chains 10 corner No. IL thence south 81
deg. 20 min. e., 20G4 chains to corner No. 1 and
place Oi beginning, situate in Sections 4, and
= I. >, X. T.. Il. II. NJ within the lIarney
National Forest, and more particularly descriD-
Ell ia ~. T. ;. No. 400, on file IN the Rapid CITY,
South Dakota, Land Office Area t22 "a acres
has i!ed notice Ot intention to make Final Five.
Ycal Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the land above
described. before Henry f. WAY, L S Commits
sOner, al his Office ia Custer, ;. D.. on tue 18th
day Of November, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel l tOe. OF Custer, >. d.
William NJ. BaDcGCk, OF Custer, : d.
George &. Babcock Of Elk Mountain, s D.
Albert Henley, OF lllk Mountain, $. d.
FIRST publication oct p, 1916
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
TIMBER SALE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the
purchase of approximately twenty-five million
(25 COG, ,000) feet, Decimal &C" Scale, Board Meas
ure, of merchantable Western Yellow Pine tim.
Der grown or growing upon an area embracing
approximately the Squaw Greek Divide, and il
tributaries in Twp. s., X. f., and portion
of Twp. s., II. E., b. II. NJ, Custer County
South Dakota will be received by the under
signed at his Office at Pierre South Dakota, un
til twelve O'Clock. noon. on Saturday, November
18th, 1916, when and where all bids received will
be opened.
The minimum price OF said timber is Two
Dollars (S2.O0) per thousand feet, Decimal &C
Scale, Board Measure
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check I'm tire amount of One Thousand Dollars
(sl .00h which will be returned to all unsuc
cessful bid ders soon their bids are rejected
AID to the successful bidder or bidders, upon the
execution of a bond in the amount of Fifteen
Thousand Dollars (sl5, ,00O.00).
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
by the Com missioner.
Dated At Pierre, South Dakota, this 2lst day o
October, A. ID. 1916.
FRED HEPPERLE,
Commissioner of School and Public Lands
First publ ication, Oct. 2s, 1916.
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NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.

DErAPTNIENT or THE INTERIOR,
L. ). LAND OFFICE AT RAPID CITY, 5. D., y
October T. 1916
Notice is hereby given that Wilber d. Todd
OF Custer. ). D., VINO, on September 10, 1908,
made Homestead Entry. Serial No. O6lS, for q
tract of land, described by meteS and bounds, as
follows.
Beginning at corner No l., identical with the
corner common TO sees. ., 70, 80 and sc, I. 5,
Il. f., B. II. NJ; extending thence north deg.
o. min, T., 9.3l chains 90 corner No. , thence
north - deg. 56 min. e., S.26 chains 10 corner No.
,; thence north lG deg, 81 min, W., 500 chains
TO corner No. 4 thence south G3 deg. 81 min. e.,
S.ll chains TO corner No. 8 thence south l3 deg
0l min. r., SIS chains to corner No. 6; thence
south "a deg. "a min. f., j.95 chains 10 corner
No. e thence north SO deg. % min. f., 526 chains
10 corner No. 8 thence south deg. 0l min f.,
l43j chains 10 corner No O. thence north 81
deg. 81 min. w, 200l chains TO corner No. and
place OF beginning situate IN Sec. %, Il. S., X.
I e. -. II. NJ % within the Harney National For
est, aud more particularly described In H. r. S.
No. 32s, on file IN the Rapid City, South Dakota,
Land office, Area 81 40 acres, has filed notice
OF intention TO make Final Fiye-Near Proof. TO
establish claim 20 the land above described be
fore Henry h. Way. L. 5. Commissioner, at his
office IN Custer, 5. D. on the 18th day OF NOyem-
ber, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses
George w Smith, OF Custer, s ID
otto MunsOn, of Custer $. ID.
John Morris, OF Custer, $. d.
oliver c. Craig, Of Custer, $. d.
j. W. NEE, Register.
First publication. Oct 2l 1916
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
SUMMONS.

In the circuit Court OF the Seventh Judicial
Circuit within and TOR the County OF Custer and
State OF South Dakota.
T. ". Delicate, Plainth,
vs..
American Building & Loan
Association, American SAY
iugS * Loan Association and
William ID. Hale, AS Receiver
of the American Savings &
Loan Association,
Defendants.
The state OF south Dakota TO the above uaucd
Defendants, Greeting.
NOu and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint pG the
paiutiff which was fled la the Office OF the lerk
of Courts Of Custer county, at Custer, South Da-
kOta, on the 18th day of September 1916 ana
Which prayS for a Judgment quieting the title to
and the determination of an adverse claims
against the premises described ia the complaint
tO-Wit. Lot numbered one "a in Block number
ed one hundred twenty five tl2j) IN the original
town OF Custer City, Custer county, South Da-
kota and to serve "a copy OF your answer 10 said
complaint on the undersigned, at his Office In
Custer, South Dakota, within thirty days after
the completed execution of service exclusive oi
the day Ot said service, and II you tail 20 answer
said complaint as above required, the Plaintiff
will apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded
in this complaint.
Dated at Custer, South DaKuia, TINS 18th day
Of September 1916.
PERCY II. HELM,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication, Sept. 23 1916
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Popular Government is Over.
thrown in South Dakota!
Shall the People Rule?

0fficialdom has repealed the Richards
primary law which the people adopted
by direct vote in 1912, and which the
people themselves, refused to repeal by
a second vote in 1914. The 1915 egis
lature, nevertheless, repealed it and also
attached the emergency clause to pre-
vent the people from referring this ac-
tion of the legislature to vote.
The politicians do not want the Rich
ards law. They want the secret spoils
system for the few, in place of the open
merit system for everybody. They do
not want plain ballot They want the
present confused ballot They do not
want issues discussed so the people can
hear both sides before they vote as IS
provided in the Richards law
The people have therefore again petit
toned for the Richards law in amended
form to be voted on at November cleo
ton. Vote YES" and put it back TO
give il a fair trial, and let officialdom
know that Under God the People Rule
in South Dakota. adv }
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i=tN@AfHF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT or rHE INTERIoE,
T. 5. LAND ofFlcE Ar RArlD CRY, > d.,
Notlca is hereby given thar Samantha f. Yes
tai Ol Custer, 5. d., who, on November 10, 1872,
made Homestead Entry, Serial No. O2S26S, tOr a
tract Of land, described by metes and bounds, a.
follows
Beginning at Corner No. 1, at a point from
which the quarter section corner between Sec
tiOus and 3, bears north deg. OS min. w, S22
chains distant extending thence south deg. O5
min t., $3.50 CHAINS To corner NO. , thence south
SO deg Is min W., $50 chains 80 corner No. 8;
thence south Y deg. o. min. W, 495 chains 30
corner No. l. thence north 80 deg. - min. w,
30 chains to corner No, .; thence south 25 deg.
- min. W, Is chains To corner No. o; thence
north GG deg 4S min. w, 1882 chains 10 corner
No. z thence north II deg. % min f., "a chains
to corner No. y thence south 50 deg iS min. f.,
1886 chains 10 corner No. 81 thence north q deg.
"A min f., l6.9S cnans To corner No. 10; thence
north II deg 56 min. w, 1888 chains 10 corner
No. II, thence south "a deg 5l min. f.. 1851
chains 20 corner No. T.; thence north % deg %
min. f., 942 chains 10 corner No. l3; thence
No. Il; thence north JO deg. 53 min f., 2.69
chains 70 corner 40. -; thence south as deg. Il
min f., ilGS chains 10 corner No. /, closing
corner OF Tract "a
TRACT "B."
Beginning at corner No lG, at point from
which corner No 10 of this survey, bears south
81 deg. Oh min. E., 5Il chains distant extending
thence north % deg. 0l min W, O.36 chains to
corner No. Il thence north g. deg. 22 min. w,
l3.4S chains 10 corner No. Is; thence south GA
deg. 30 min W, l4.57 chains 10 corner No 10;
thence north lG deg. 30 min. w, S6S chains To
corner No. 20; thence south "A deg. "a min. f.,
sOj chains To corner No. p thence north So
deg 50 MIN r., S.56 chains to corner No. -;
thence south - deg. l3 min. f., l464 chains 10
corner No. 2&; thence south q deg 90 min. e.,
9.5l chains To corner No Is, closing corner ~
Tract "B."
Al situate in See :, k3S s., r. T., b. II. NJ,
within the Harvey National Forest, aud more
It Ia al a. F.at No No
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

The next meeting of the Association
Of Secretaries of Black Hills Commercial
Clubs will be held at Hot Springs some
time next month. The exact date has
not as yet been announced, but it is
probable it will be set for some day fol-
lowing election, probably Saturday, No
vember llth.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

Rose, the fifteen year old daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. s. B. rettit, residing in
the Junction district, who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
the Sisters hospital ia Hot Springs, has
90 far recovered from the effects of the
operation as to be able to leave the hos
pital and return TO her home
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

We note that one of our exchanges
says "If you have visitors and are not
ashamed of them, please send their
names to US. People like TO know when
you have guests SO that they may call
upon your friends" Truly, there is an
obligation you owe your friends to let
them know when you come and 60, and
when you have guests, etc. Have you
ever thought about that? lie. your home
paper know about these things.-Edge-
mont Enterprise.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Chris Jensen was up from Hot Springs
Thursday.
Contractor Hutton made trip to Belle
Fourche Sunday.
c. IA. Kamman was over from Hill
City last Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Eller visited her daughter
at Oreville Tuesday.
NJ. J. Bailey returned Thursday from
business trip TO Denver
Mrs. J. @. Miller was up from the
ranch Wednesday, shopping.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
PERCY n. HELM, ATTORNEY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State OF South Dakota, County of Custer In
County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of r. b. Smith,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, bv the undersigned,
Walter III. Smith, Executor Of the Estate of H.
b. Smith, Deceased, TO the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said Deceased.
TO exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication of
this notice to tie said Executor at his place OF
business in Custer, South Dakota, or at the
oiflce os Percy II. Helm at Custer, South Da-
kota.
Dated AZ Custer, South Dakota, this End day
OF October, 1916
WALTER II. SMITH
Executor OF the Estate of r. b. Smith, De
ceased.
First publication, October z. 1916
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

Mrs. ID. Carrigan, Mrs. Ward b. Clarke
and son, Darrell, Mrs. C. C. Crary and
Mrs. Joseph Kubler autoed to Hot
Springs last Saturday in the Carrigan
Hudson car. Mrs. Crary went to see
her husband, and Mrs. Kubler her
daughter, Grace, who is taking chiro-
practic adjustment there from Chiro-
practor Bernard j. Haas.