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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
.CUMMINS GETS STATE
SO LONG AS HECTIC
Delegation Equally Divided Be-
tween Party Factions

The conference of state republi-
cans at Mitchell last week called out
about 100 leaders from over the
state" the reports say. They select
a $3.50 delegation from the two
party factions, and the word goes
out that the dove of peace now gent
" hovers over a united republican
party In South Dakota! The rank
and file of the party may smile a bit
over this harmonized harmony to
give Cummins the states delegation.
but perhaps it will work out alright
anyhow. Cummins is to have the
delegation $50 long as he has a rea-
sonable chance" which politicians
know doesn't amount to much I'M
less the delegates are for him at
heart.
If any true index can be figured
out from public and private express
sions of voters, speakers and news
papers, the preference of South Da-
kota republicans is not for Cum
Minis. But under our humorous
"preferential'' primary the voter
will have no chance to express his
party choice. because Cumins' name
will be the only one filed. The only
thing South Dakota republicans can
do under the circumstances, is to
have faith in the very good delega-
ton secured to join the movement
for Justice Hughes when the time
arrives "a Chicago. Following is a
list of the conference delegates:
At large-Governor Frank Bvrne,
Senator Thomas Sterling, Ex-Gov-
ernor {. N. Herried and A. o. Rings
rud.
First Dlstrict-Willlam Hoese, of
Spencer, and Hans Demuth, of Sioux
Falls.
Second Dlstrict-Ex Governor G.
H. Elrod of Clark and Charles A.
Howard of Aberdeen.
Third Distrlct-U. G, Stanley OF
Lead and S L. Wilson of Hot
Springs.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
CORRESPONDENCE
AND EXCHANGES
Personal and News Notes From
Over the County
WHEATON

Wheather fine. Field work has be-
gun in earnest.
The Wheaton Aid Society met
with Mrs f. A. Miller last Wednes-
day. Visitors. Mrs Ray Parrish
and Mrs John Numann,
Born to Mr. and Mrs CLYDE Par
IRISH Wednesday April 5th. a girl.
Miss Ethel Kevser closed a seven
months term of school in the Porter
school house last Tuesday.
l.. l.. Sisscn and wife were Red
field visitors Wednesday.
Mrs John Sell under went a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at
the Smith hospital in Redfeld Sat-
urday. Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs E. A. Miller went to Redfeld
SATURDAY. for a short visit with
friends and relatives.
C. Grey and J.. Robson autoed to
Rockham Saturday p. m.
Mrs John Roach was a Rockham
caller Wednesday. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs
Fields.
The Misses Edith. Merle and Alice
Miller were week end visitors with
Redfield relatives.
Misses Viola and Rena Sisson visit
ed at the Baxter home Sunday.
w. r. Sisson and family visited at
the Selke home Friday evening.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
City Election
Tuesday, April Is

Notice of election and certificates
of nomination for the city election
next Tuesday is published in this
paper. The certificate contains the
names Of one alderman from each
ward, viz: w. ]. Halloween. Louis
Shonbrun, H. K. Schroeder, present
incumbents. AS there's no opposing
candidates the election has so far
created very little public interest.
The license question is also sub
mltted, which usually calls out a
full vote. The city auditors regis
ter shows 288 names, which will pro-
badly be Increased to about 300.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
YOUNG BOY CUT UP
ON A PULVERIZER
Ten Year Old Driving Four Horse
Team

Jimmie De Hart, a ten or eleven
yr old boy, of York twp, was quite
badly cut about the face and head
Yesterday by falling off the seat of a
disc harrow or pulverlzer. He was
driving a four horse team and says
that he fell off backwards. He was
cut up so that DR.. Wallis took him
to the Huron hospital on the even
ing train.
The boy walked home a mile or
more, after he was hurt. At the
same time DR. Wallis was attending
the boys grandfather. MI DeHart
ST., who lives across the road on the
Dean farm and who had a rib broken
by a falling timber.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
WEST HAND
CFrom Rec Heights Review


Aug. M. Reinke. of Hinsdale. Ill.,,
arrived here Friday night. and will
farm this season on his quarter
adjoining Ernest Speaker on the
north. He expects to break up 80
acres for alfalfa next year.
Mrs W. S. Thomas of Miller, Wis
tied friends in Rec Heights. Tuesday
afternoon.
Arthur DeWolf is arranging to
build a new house and barn on his
farm in south Cedar township.
T, o, Thompson. who ownes the
S. w, quarter of section 6 in Mid.
land township. arrived this week
from Blunt, and will erect a small
house and barn on his land and be-
gin farming operations at once.
C. C. Campbell of Miller. is here
surveying Dakota Avenue, readyf ol
| the grading that is to be done thii
| season.
Henry Speaker has purchased 20
acres of the Leyson Bros land, ~
ing north of Rec Heights, in section
/. This IS a fine piece of land. AM
we are glad to see Henry get it. HI
will be near his brother Ernest
There are no buildings on the plac
at present. but there will be afte
Henry gets busy there awhile.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
Co. Road
Goes to Orient

The discussion of a county road
from Miller north before the county
commissioners last week brought q
number Of north county citizens in
town, and caused a personal trip and
inspection of proposed routes by the
board. The road selected for i'm
provement runs straight north
from Miller to the southeast corner
of section 10. Florence twp. twelve
miles, thence west five miles along
the section line south of S. Eaton
and Chas. Moncur farms, to one
mile into Alden twp. From there
it follows the section line due
north to Orient.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
EAST SIDE NEWS
The washington Times says

The washington Times says
Mayor }. P. Estee is confined to
to his home by a case of diphtheria.
not considered dangerous. however.
The sale of the Jennings property
to A. P. Rowen was completed as
formerly announced and title passed
last week. Mr. Rowen does not ex-
pect to take possession until this
fall.
At the meeting of the commercial
club Tuesday night Mr. Stewart re-
ported that the Hand county COM
missioners had promised to give SOS
per mile for grading the county line
road forth from this point for IL
miles. Beadle county mad already
agreed to do the same. Now if the
four townships will each do its share
there will be no question about get
ting this grade through. The COM
mercial club and the citizens Of the
town are ready to do anything in
their power to promote this work.
A permit for the erection of a
garage was granted at the council
meeting Monday night to P. G. Hell
tibridle on the lots acress Brooks
street south from the Presbyterian
church. MIR Heltibridle plans to put
up a cement block building, SO x 100
feet.
That land values are steadily adj
yancing is beng demonstrated with
every sale that is made this season,
and the sales are becoming more
and more frequent. For several
years past there has been very little
movement in land. but this spring
there seems to be a revival Of some
thing of the old tire demand. Otto
Meier sold his halt section farm
northwest Of town the first Of the
week to Magness Bros, OF st. Law.
renee at $52.4 per acre.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
Register For Primaries

No one can vote at the primaries
to be held in this county May 23d
unless they have previously register
ed. There is no swearing in" of
votes at the primary. Those who
want to vote should call on the clerk
or suditor of his precinct and regis
ter.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
Farmers Union Has
Been Incorporated

Articles of incorporation have
been filed at Pierre for the Equity
Union Exchange Of Miller with the
capital stock placed at $4,000. The
incorporators are Harlan Woodraff
and Henry Biddle of this city and
Geo. Ufen of Logan twp.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
John L. Sullivan to Talk Dry"

Mitchell-Efforts are being made
to bring former fistic champion
John l.. Sullivan to South Dakots
next week for a series of addresse:
in the larger cities. where the saloo r
is an issue.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-13
One Day Egg Shipment

E. M. Dunn's Monday shipment
of eggs consisted of 144 cases. about
so, 900 eggs. worth $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
911it Oer eigenen .nJntTe.

Serr &roufe Bat feline i'm syeIoe ites
benben Sreunbe fIeibis nit 3igorren
beoa9t. D1 er jeoo9 oen &reis etipas
ipeit aoa muBte bic Site unter Der
Menge Ieiben. Neuli9 fommt elmer
Der Greunbe ipegen elmer 8eripuns
oung beim duf llrldub. 91s @ieocrs
feben berurIa9t natiirli4 groBe Jreus
De. 6err 2raufe bolt einen guten
Sropfen aus bem Reller, Der oantbor
angenommen tpirO. gur besIeli9 Ser
3igarre beitebt ber 6elbgrdue oorauf
bas bon ibm mitge6rd4te &rout 5u
rau4en unb bsrI9mdbt, aus Der dneez
botenen RiIte Supporter ou rau9en.
8ei 6rdge uno 8eri9t berflieBt RAID
bic 3eit. Da fpri4t pl0Bli9 Serr
Rralife:
mNimm es mir ni9t libel, ober ou
berltGntcrit mir nun I9on cine geIblas
gene bdlbe StunOe bic Cuff. Sebt
lege einmal ben GtiniboI5en oa ipea
uno brenne Dir eine BON meinen 3iqarz
rem an.
o4ber mas mint bu nur, Iisber
Greunb9 SD r1ude bod cine bon
6einen 3iearren, bic Oh mir binouss
ge19idt baIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
Sdlnnfenlter. g4ett6eluer6.

@lGnc fir Den 9oltimorcr Shoit-
cniter.@cttbcpcrb, pcl6er BON oem
&crein Der nGauilcite mo 6o6ris
fonten" orrangirt mirO, muroen &c,
itern BON Gaoi6 SoneS, Dem Yrdii-
benton Scr S6aticnlier.D Delorotclir.
9(ilociotion, uno 9iobcrt S. 8eahom
Dem SefrctGr ocS arrongircnOcu Ser
Gins, bciprodeu. Der g9cttbcperb
miro om n16itcn Wtontog beginner
inO bis 0iittwo1 oanern. 8ertbDolle
&reiic iino fiir bic @cpinncr porge-
le5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

mas fannit On mir oon 5gel ia.
gen?" ~ 6rib: o9on Dem Sgcl
fam man lager, Dab er eigeutlib ser
aattns inter Oeu Sdueetbieren it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

9(u6 cine aritif.-o9luu,
mas iogen sic 5it meinem neuen 9(u-
5ug2" - u9ld, i1 wollte, iG mare
Elm 10 gutter @eid0ftsmorn iuie oer
Monn Der Sbnen oieien gln5ug Der.
folftc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
sdmiidt bic 0rabcr uuO sic Scrscnl

@rdberibmiidungstag lit beute-
Mcitbiu bollt Der @lodcnllong;
llno eS iAmcigt bic 2uit Die 6reuoc,
@ci Dem Ounpfcn Iruueriang
Stille 9o-eu fe6ren ciu
9lls iollt eS Elm 9fibttog iein;
Seute miro Oas Ser5 gcpogeh
SHipeigt i6r itol5en 9e6euswoeeul
llno Elm @neel I9iue6t bernicOcr,
W1it Dem SbulO6u6 IN ser SonO;
llno Die Gooten fe6ren pieOer
9luS Ocm itiIIen S6ottcnlanO.
Sn ser @liit6e ibrcr 3eit,
@aren iie Dem 500 gcpei6tl
lin oos Gotcrlono 81 retten
NllBteu iie i6r 9lut perluetteu.
Geiner mollt' Dem gln0ern Dci6en
llnO Die 9ic6e golt nidt me6r,
@er fam Stein imO Gr5 criueihen,
@cnn Die Ser5en lie6eleer?
nGrieg~ blei6t oo Der lcbtc Sort,
g9ie Die S0ae roit er Tort
limo mas @lcnihen6dnoe 6ouen
@iro 5erltort i'm pilOeu @rouenl
Eoiiieno fc6rtcn nimmer iuieoer,
9luf Dem 6cl0 iinO iie pcriborrtl
9lilr sic Sterne 6lidten nieocr,
glls Oh nod Gin gluge 6arr't
limo Oobein. 0 pclder Sdmer5l
3iei getroifen mar mond Scr5;
Seut' nod blnten iie, Die @unoen
Seine 3eit bats ii6crwunoen
9}ennt man iic oes 2unOcs ScIpen,
Streu't man gllmen auf i6r @ro6
3ie6t i6r Gu6m Ourb ale @clten
S6nliidt lie audi Der SelOeulta6-
Gos 6eilt iolcben Sonner nidt,
@iumal 6dlt oic 3eit @eridt;
g9ie miro mon lie ibulOig ipreAen
Die oen Streit bonn 3oune 6reAe1l
llni're 3cit Bat 6eil'ge %flidten:
gNlcni6lit6 iollcn mir iebt ieiu;
SSeOeu &riegsrui ioll man ridtcn
6ricoe Ici Der &ubmcsiGein.
Sort, nit alien @oifenrnbm
llno fcin SHlodtbous iei bic @roe
Selit OoB iie Elm Simmcl uerOel"
56miidt oic @rd6cr unO ole Ser5eu
g9iidt oic S6rGnen bonn @ciiht;
2outlos troot Der Erennung S6mer
sen,
Cod pergcBt sic Cpicr nidtl
S9mort es 6cut, i'm Nloienidein:
n6rieoe foil sic 9oiung ieiul"
glusgcl6idt lei icue Smanoe,
6rieOe palte MN I'M Sonoel
NJ 8. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30


ga ld9elt bic Dame ibn an, Serrt
an Der SaIde ne6en iih, Dffnet iie.
entnimmt ibr bic Orei paar Soden
unb bGlt Iie ibm nit elmer 9eite bin,
ols bun0le es ii9 um orei erlegte Sas
fen.
rDrsi qaar @Oden," itOttert iie,
~uus better @oIls, bon mir feIblt se=
itridt !"
@r 1T rot geporoen, beIiebt iib bic
9ineer unD ridt: .So2"
rSu," fdbrt iis NIT frumpfbufter
Sopferieit fort, riDoIIen sic iie bas
benz"
Qluf oas SOdfe erItaunt, oriidt er
bic linfe SdnO gegen bic 8ruit.
-S4a"
.@epiB," Id6eIt Fe, nDieneidt t0us
nen sic fie brau9en9"
9d es ibm I9per ipirb, ibren Bid
dus3uboIten, tpsnbet er Oen &opf Elm
iDenig aur Seite. ,Mber .." fast er.
Sie 1T enOlib iiber ole erIte 8efuns
genbeit binpeg. gs lift ia MIR Elm ors
mer Seufel, nit Dem iie 6o reoet. 80,
sic miTen ii9 ni9t i9dmen." GuBert
Iie boiler @oblnonen, nicb gebe its
Sbnen germ 9ier, nebmen Sis
nur!"
v2tber :"
"gein, sic tun mir sincn esfols
LEM"
Gr iIt cnoli9 beiiest unO itrcdt Die
Sono na9 ben StriinpTen aus.
r2llIo, ipenn i9 Sbnen einen @efdIlen
bamit tue, gnGbige 6rdu ="
sic lit entaiidt BON ibm, bd er 70
puBig ggnGoige Jrou" geIogt BAT.
SOI9e 6einbeit Der Wlanieren battle iie
ibm gar ni9t ougetraut.
llno iie lit pl0Bli9 ipie umgcpdns
oeIt unb tut cine Wlenge bon 5rugen,
bic er febr nett, penn audi T4einbor
febr beTdnqen beantiportet.
9ie 3eit pergebt oamit pie i'm
Tluge.
Sie crfdbrt, oob er 8riegBfreitpils
Tiger unb nod Icbr jung lit, erit neuns
5eEn Sabre alt. Gr bat Bel 9leirns
aeldinpft uno III bur9 cine &ugel am
re9ten 4rm beripunoet iporben. SEPT
1T er fait lpiebsrbergeitellt. 6eute bai
er fi9 in SIGab Ieiner militGriI4en
8eb0roe boreeitellt, uno nun ipirD er
boIo gu ieinem Gegiment obeebcn. Sn
DresOensgleuitaot erpdrtet tbn auf
benz 8abniteig Iein Batter.
S9on tperoen Die 6duIer Der err
iten Dresbener @oritdote ii9tbar.
80" fagt bic Dame nit eroBer
2eutIeIigteit un0 fingert an ibrem Gjes
pad, vba ipdren mir ia am 3iele
@isl Slid alIO! limb bIeibsn sic ges
funOl"
Scr Gelbaraue erbebt Iib unO Ders
bellgt iib iebr drtig. nllnS no4mals
meinen Dant, gnGbige Trdu +" iogt
er.
.gttts," ld6elt Fe buIbDon.
lln6 Bat Ods @efiibl elmer snOrmen
8efrieoigung, ipie Ser Solbdt, tpGbs
renb Der 3ug in bic Salle bon Dress
bensNeuitdot einFdbrt, nit ben bret
paar Soden unterm 4rm iib Orous
ben gum goupeausgang begibt.
Der 3ug ftebt.
Die Dame, bic erlt in 0resbens
6auptbabnbof duslteigt, lam ii9 nidt
entbdlten, an oas Seniter 5u treten,
Inn iid ben @dter bes Feloeraucn Sum
gen dnauieben.
9a ~.
Die Dame tritt baftig uno aufs
S09te srI9redt bonn TenIter suriid,
benn oieIer @ater, ben iie geIu9t bat,
bat ibr bom 8abniteig aus nit liiitis
ger Nliene 1alutiert.
@r trGgt Uniform, bieIer Batter, uno
TT Elm ottiber OberIt. Setn Sobn,
Ser felbgraue Sungs, 5eist ibm ioeben
Die erboltenen Soden. limb iie niden
beiOe nod etnmal lu4enO nu9 Dem
5enitsr bin.
9ie Dame betupft iib nit ibrsm
Bdtiittii9lcin bic Stirn.
r0as babe id ia gut sema9tl"
bentt iie.
2lber i'm Snneriten 1T Iie es bod
iebr 5ufrieOen, oaB iie nun ipeiB, tper
ibre Soden truden iptrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
ouf ser bicIioeu 9lftien.
gorie.
elasl nnS el1ais.eeInrItalsn.

etaot nnb etiats.GeinrIiaien.
WlarpIano 3Mer, 27.-....,... . 90
Baltimore @iaotaIhcu Crca),
Baltic giip aer. 5i............ 00% 100
saIio Glib 4er, SO C@ W..... iooM
Baltic eilb 4er. 81 Cqs e).,. 100
@as unb GIsetrsiiat
Baltimore Glec 5er (sD ...... 09& 100
Son IS 6 < q com ,,....,..iO7M
6 @-e g & g W 41aer. 50 s7A 50
Gonloloaico eas lNer...~,.. 02A 93M
Banfen uno Grnlt 90.
Baltimore 1ruii ,...~.....iGl 40
Citizens Nahonal .......... 48M a.
Continental 1ruit ...........f9t ls5
6armers s. @ler@ants @at. 90 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

@enn bu tpiinIdeit, baB cine Dame
iiber Oeine S9er3e laden iol, 70 Ioae
ibr Dorber. iie bdtte elm Iilberbeles
2uten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30
gsrIunst i'm glagcmeineu.

Snngcr Wlann piuidlt fteunblif mBblIrtes
8immer nit Noii i'm &rioaibnus Uomogl6
an ~ %, 9utider GorreipOnOeut
(Mai30- Suni1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

,,Dentldle @eenfhafr DDH WlarOlaRb."
Observation-Disclosures s8hreaH,
Rr. 21b nnb 217, Gpurtlanb s9trnhe.
Gpre6Itnnben bon / biz 5 1ibr
CySob29-) SObn .. Mleher, Gaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-30

9Inlidnoieer &cuii6cr, 2s Sabre alt. aiher
9eroient minlcbt bic 8efanntlDaii eines
oeuioben Widodens. 3ipcd ipdiere Sciratb.
9Run ibreibe an 10. VI. %" Seniher GORE.
ipDnbcnt" (Dlai303t)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-08-02
County Ditch No. 81
AUDITORS NOTICE OF HEARING
ON PETITION IN DITCH PRO-
CEEDINGS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
OF REDWOOD.-ss
In the matter of the Petition of
Fred Murset and Others, for a Pub
lie Ditch in the County Of Redwood,
State of Minnesota, Designated and
Numbered as County Ditch No. 81.
Notice is Hereby Given, That pc
tition has been filed in the office of
the County Auditor of said County,
praying for the construction of a
public ditch. designated and num-
bered by the County Auditor of such
County as County Ditch No. "a be-
ginning at a point 220 feet north of
the west quarter corner of section 16
Township Ill Range SO, thence run
ming in northeasterly direction to
a point $50 feet south and Is feet
east of the center Of the NWA of
section Is, thence running in a north
westerly direction to point $50 feet
west and 210 feet north of the center
of the NWA of said section 16, thence
running in a southwesterly direction
to point 12O feet north Of the west
quarter corner of the NWA of Sec
ton 16, thence running in a north
westerly direction to point 400 feet
west and 43O feet north of the south
quarter corner of the SEA Of Sec
ton 8, thence running in wester-
ly direction to a point 375 feet north
from the south quarter corner of Sec
ton 8, thence running in north
westerly direction to a point 61O feet
west and 700 feet north from the
south quarter corner of section 8,
thence running in westerly direc-
ton to point 975 feet east and 700
feet north of the southwest corner Of
section 8, thence running in south
westerly direction to a point 800 feet
east and $50 feet north from the
southwest corner Of section II, thence
running in southwesterly direction
to a point 1850 feet west and 500
feet south of the northeast corner
of section 20 in said Township and
there terminating.
BRANCH NO. l
Commencing at point 675 feet
north Of the southwest corner Of sec
ton II, thence in an easterly direc-
ton to Station 10 plus So Main Ditch,
and there terminating.
BRANCH NO. 2
Commencing at point 675 feet
south from the east quarter corner
of the SWA Of section 20 thence in
southwesterly direction to point
275 feet north and 40 feet west from
the SA of the SWA of section II,
thence in northweste~ly direction
- station 20 ,l'-s o. e TIE Main
Ditch, and there terminating.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-08-02
first day of November of each year
thereafter until the whole thereof is

nrSC DAY OF November OF each year
thereafter until the whole thereof is
paid"
And. whereas. Frank Clague, At
torney for the Petitioners in the mat
ter of said County Ditch No. Fl, ap-
peared before this Board on behalf
of said Petitioners and others and
owners affected thereby and asked
that said Final Order be amended to
provide that the assessed benefits for
the construction of said ditch against
lands affected thereby shall be made
payable as follows, to-wit: One-fif-
teenth of said principal on or before
five years from November LIST, SUBJ
sequent to the filing of the Auditors
tabular statement in the Office of the
Register of Deeds and one fifteenth
on the first day Of November of each
year thereafter until the whole amount
of said principal is paid, therefore
be it resolved: That said Final Or
der heretofore made in the matter
of said County Ditch No. 81, on the
9th day of March, 1916. providing the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-08-02

a
east from the south quarter corner
a northwesterly direction to station
II of Branch No. 2 and there termi-
n.auIng. /.
BRANCH NO. 3
Commencing at a point $50 feet
north of the west quarter corner of
the SWA Of section II, thence in a
southeasterly direction to station 26
plus So of Main Ditch, and there ter
minating.
BRANCH NO. 4
Commencing at a point 1920 feet
east of the center Of section of sec
ton II, thence in southwesterly di-
rection to point 1850 feet west and
80 feet south Of the center of section
II, thence in a northwesterly direc-
ton to point $50 feet south and
1160 feet east from the west quar-
ter corner of section II, thence in a
southwesterly direction to station 81
plus 8 of the Main Ditch. and there
terminating.
BRANCH NO. A A
Commencing at a point $50 feet
west of the center of section II,
thence in a southwesterly direction to
station 20 of Branch No. and there
terminating.
BRANCH NO. 5
Commencing at a point 1850 feet
north Of the center of section 10,
thence on southeasterly d r5ct;on to
a point 1880 feet south ana 475 feet
west from the northeast corner of
section Is, thence in nor heas terly
direction to a point 675 feet south
from the northeast correr of section
18 thence in a southee sterly direction
to station As plus 8 Of the Main Ditch
and there terminating.
BRANCH NO. 5 A
Commencing at point 1850 feet
east from the center CT section 10,
thence in a north as terly direction to
station Is of Branch No 5 and there
terminating.
BRANCH NO. 5B
Commencing at point 100 feet
east and 100 feet north from the
north quarter corner of section 10,
thence in a southwesterly direction
to point 900 feet east and $50 feet
south from the north quarter corner
Of section Is, thence in southeast
erly direction to point go feet north
and $50 feet west from the center
of the NEA Of section Is, thence in
southwesterly direction to station
% of Branch No. 5 and there termi-
mating.
BRANCH NO. 6
Commencing at a point 1890 feet
east and so feet nort' rom the north
west corner Of sectio. II, thence run
ming in a southeasterly direction to
point $40 feet south Of the north
quarter corner Of the NWA Of Sec
ton 18, thence in a southwesterly di-
rection to station 81 plus So of the
Main Ditch, and there terminating.
BRANCH NO. Z
Commencing at a point 270 feet
west from the south quarter corner
| -,o+;o- +harco running in a
northeasterly direction to station 81