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Mrs. Mary Hatch, Fred Hatch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Jones of Alpena
spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs
Hatch's son, Charles R. Hatch Of Wes-
sington Springs.
Among the college students who
spent the thanksgiving holidays at
,Messington Springs were Miss Ruth
wilson, from the Madison Normal, Miss
Neva Burger from Yankton college,
Miss Layina Collins and Miss Glenny
Robsahm from the Sioux Falls Baptist
college: Crester Werden Of the Bap-
list colleg also spent Thanksgiving at
the j. B. Collins home.
A change from the ordinary was
made in washington Springs Thanks
giving day when the union services
were held in the evening instead of in
the morning. The result proved the
success of the innovation, for instead
Of the scattering few who usually at
tend the Thanksgiving services, the
church was full. Rec. G. b. Brown,
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
preached the sermon at the Congrega-
tional church. The collection amount
home at Sioux Falls.
Miss Anna Mckay of Platte, Miss
Lois Smith Of Orient, and Miss Marion
Walrath of Mitchell accompanied Miss
Aleta Vessey home and spent Sunday at
the F. G. Vessey home. They are all
students of Dakota Wesleyan univer-
sity.
A numer of stock dealers from Wes-
sington Springs are in attendance a,
the live stock shfw in Chicago this
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gall and E. B.
Ulrich were spectators of the MITCHELL
Yankton football game Thanksgiving
day.
F. G. vessey and Ernest vessey went
to Omaha Tuesday to visit the formers
son, Vernon, who is in training there.
From Omaha they went to Chicago to
attend the live stock show.
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Fulton

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wright Of Dar-
len. Wisconsin, sprung little sur
prise on their daughter, Mrs G. w.
Brewer last week. They arrived on the
late train after Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer
had retired for the night. They knock
ed on the door and when Guy went to
the door to see who was there he was
very much surprised. So on Thanks
giving day for dinner 1t was a happy
company that sat down to at. The par
cnts on both sides of the house being
present.
Mrs. Mary Cannon left for Madison
Wisconsin last Saturday morning to
visit her mother and two brothers. This
is the first time for twenty-five years
that she has been to visit them.
Mrs. A. M. Jomsland of Mt. Vernon
arrived Tuesday to make the acquaint-
ance of her young grandson who ar
rived at the home of her son j. l..
Tjomsland.
Friends Of Austin Benson were pleas
ed to greet him Monday, on the streets
OF Fulton, when made the first trip
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krly residents Oh tnlS county for sew
corporal SI Martin. Werner, arrived
bm Camp Funston, Wednesday eys
bing, Private John Scheier, Thurs
morning, Sergeant Peter Engel and
yatcs Ed Werner and Ben Brinker
ursday evening to spend few days
HI ONE folks. All returned to camp
turlay. Private Herbert Duchers ali
came and returned with them,
ID. ii. Wilson went to St. Paul SAT-
[lay evening on business and visited
er sunday with his daughter, Levern
81. Nlary's hall, Faribault. MINI. He
lived home from the trip Tuesday.
Fired Olson, Peter Dampman, u. v.
6lneder. August Schattner, Otto
hmidt, l.. NJ. Sessler and Hans Mel
went to Sioux Falls to attend a
bg Shrine meeting Tuesday night.
"a two first named were among the
hdidatcs initiated.
Wm. Wichmer, of Carroll, Ia, came
fursday evening and visited his cous-
the Werner and Soheieer young
bopc until Saturday night when he
fmopanied the "boys" who were re-
fning to Camp Funston, as far as
haha,
Emil Rohlffse departed Wednesday
i Douglas, Wyo., to look after mat
Is relating to his homestead near
knsville. Wyo.
Miss Helma Jacobsen came from
puX Falls Sunday and visited her par
is, Mr.. and, Mrs. John Jacobson, un-
&Tuesday.
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Corsica

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Culver return
ed Tuesday evening from their visit
with their son Clark at Camp Mills,
N. Y, and with relatives at points in
Mass.
hTe district meeting Of the Teachers
Reading Circle was held in Corsica last
Saturday and large number Of the
teachers Of this vicinity were in al
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Theurer of
White Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Omar Of
Memo, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blum ol
Beardsley, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Blum.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stoit and family
arrived here the past week from Can
ada and will make their home in Stick
ney this wintere. They were Corsica
visitors Wednesday.
On complaint of the States Attor-
ney, B. Breltman was arrested We'd
nesday on the charge Of peddling with
out license. He was arraigned In
court before Justice Culver and drew
a fine of S65 and costs.
A new modern house has just been
completed &n the farm occupied by the
Brouwer Bros. in Iowa township, and
, last Saturday afternoon house warm
ing party was held by having fam
lily reunion. The following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wolbrink and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. DouWe Post
ma and family of Stickney, and Mr.
and Mrs. Klaas Baas and family and
r. and Mrs. John Vlassman and family
of Corsica. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
AS Steve Bergakker's team was be-
ing driven down the driveway of one
Of theelevators last Friday they became
frightened and ran away, coming down
Main street and turning north between
the corner brick building and Fenen-
gas store, wherethey ran into two Of
Emil Schrank's teams that weretied
there, frightening these teams SO thai
they ran away. Mr.. Schrank was stane
ing near one of his teams and was
knocked down and run over breaking
one Of his legs in two places below the
knee. He was taken to DR.. Rodenhuis
Office where the broken bones were
set after which he was taken home
He is getting along as well as can bt
expected. ~
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White Lake

Miss Margaret Loevinger returned
Saturday from short visit with her
cousins, Misses Helen and Hazel Wag-
ner, at .Vermillion. She also visited
Gladys Bowen at Yankton college.
Mrs. Hattie and Ida Frazier, who had
been visiting at the A. B.. Frazier home
returned to their home at Mitchell
Sunday night. Miss Kathryn Frazir,
returned home with them for short
visit.
j. L. Jensen, is enjoying visit with
his brother, Soren Jensen, who ar
rived Monday evening from Whining.
ton, Delaware. The tw brothers had
not met in fifteen years or since j. l..
left his native home in Denmark.
Mrs. J. F. Scott Of Linton, N. D.,
arrived Wednesday Of last week for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. ]. G.
Dunn, and to attend the Glissendorf-
Dunn wedding.
take over the practice of DR.. j. Q.
Rogers, who went to the war. Dr.
Cook has been delayed by illness in his
family. -,
driven by Chas. Wagner started TO 70
turning somersaults on the road 1,,a sou.,n aon
OF town. Although tllc toP VI ehe ~ ~.
was smashed and other severe damages
were inflicted on the machine, all OF
the occupants, four or five in num-
ber, escaped without injury. o.
, While at work with an auto hoist
in the Sheldon garage last Friday Fred
Everts lost one of his foreflngers Ds
catching it in the chain. o,,o
a. B. Tyler of Draper, owner OF one
of the finest herds of Hereford cat
III lie in existence, spent Tuesday here
with George Mason, who had Just re-
turned from trip to Mr.. Tyler's rancll
where he bought twelve bulls and 1lvee
heifers from the herd of celebrated
Herefords. Among his recent purchaas- as'
es is a 16 months old helfer OF me 81 ay. y,
Ter herd, which MIR. Mason Dough. .nGn lnqtl1
Mr. Hill of Alexandria, paying Slo1o.
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No Hospital
No Knife
No Blood
EXTENDS HIS OFFER OF FREE CON-
6ULTATloM AND EXAMINATION
TO ALL CAlcINo UP TO
SATURDAY, DEC. 22.
If YOU TAKE ANY TREATMENT,
why NOT TAKE THE BEST
TO BE HAD ANYWHERE?

Or. Doran's time is devoted exclu-
sively to the treatment of chronic dis
eases. In these diseases he has per-
fected his skill and treatment until
there are few cases that are incurable
by his methods.
.ls Vigorous mannooq 9, M ,s 5ns NE stepping
men men who Nfsy' have 81 Special M disc diseases @ "" or
broken down wrecks s j. Of NV what ''Si they
ought to be and who. want to feel
vigorous as they did before they lost
their llealtll-to enjoy life again-to
win back the, vim, vigor and lost
vitality, should consult a specialist
who is qualified to treat their partl-
a quarter of a century in years of ex-
pcrience and has successfully treated
hundreds of chronic cases.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones. ulcers Of the
stomach, tonsiles and adenoids.
| He has to his credit many wonder
full results in diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood. skin, nerves,
heart, Kidney, bladder, bedwetting.
sciatica. leg ulcers, s Weakened condi.
tions of both men and women, and
rectal ailments.
Many special and nervous diseases
not named here are treated with sue
cess, and health, hope and happiness
restored. DIR. Doran treats all chronic
discases-being his speciality. Re-
member DR.. Doran Is regular gradu-
Married ladies must come with their
husbands and children with their par
ated physician and surgeon.
Office hours: 10 a. M. to S p. m.
Widmann Hotel in Mitchell.
Please remember the hours, as DR.
Do:an's engagements will render it
impossible to meet you at any other
time, except by special appointment.
Consultation, examination and adj
Vice free until Saturday, Dec. e
After that time to all new patients
consultation ana examination. $1,000,
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WASHINGTON Springs

In order to assist in the conservation
of coal as requested by the government
the Congregational mid-Week services
will be held at the homes Of the MEM
bers during the winter.
Oh. E. w. Lanham lectured Friday
evening at the Templeton Congrega-
tional church of washington Springs
on "The Land Of Possibilities" This
is lecture that has been given at many
chautauquas in the United States. The
proceeds of the lecture were given to
the purchase of pews for the new
church. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Baron of Mitchell
were guests at the Louis Baron home
in Wessington Springs, Thursday.
C., C.. Derr Of Wessington Springs.
attended the army football game at
Omaha last Saturday.
DR.. H. G. Whitney, Hiding Englung.
Ben Butz and Reuben Butz, went to
Brookings Sunday to attend the union
evangelistic meetings which are being
held there. They were entertained by
Rev. ID. NJ. Hargett, pastor OF the Meth
Odist Episcopal church in Brooklngs.
singtOn Springs, church for six years.
Cards were received in washington
Springs this week announcing the birth
Of daughter on November 80 to Mr.,
and Mrs. Bernard Vessey in Minneapo.
lis. Mr.. Vessey is the soloist for
Frank Mathis. of Denver, who conducts
evangelistic meetings.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Lanham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Price and Mrs. N. J. Dun
ham were guests Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. J.. S. Simpson north Of
Wessington Springs. Mrs. Simpson
served an elaborate dinner consisting
( of roast goose and all the accessories
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VI ltn6tOn, Ws.Ic..1,y ori,,,,o,
NOV. 2sth, at one o'clock occurred lT.,,l ~ =
MXuulns OF Ge. !. Edl, 1cs =, y ,,il. IL.
M;snss ~ Johnson. They were married
III .he congregational church hw paN
=. Wehdell Fifleld, lecturer at the co,
ieSe. Gi' They were attended by Rohert
,M;lpson ,;a OF Salem and iNfss Mary 81
i.Iegef q student of Yankton coileee
Aieer fal the ceremony they took the IRAN
tor sioux City where they remained
swe e,;S Gays before returning to Salem.
mi, MISS EditheZ Malone. hrida NJ
thanksgiving weeke, was acreeahIv
surprised Wednesday evening when y
large party Of her friends arrived nm
eApectedly, bearing miscellann,,s
90 tG9ilectlon OF gifts for her future home
me glfts were presentede by EVELYN
Fouser and Beverly Barnhart drawing
q yellow and white decorated wagon
; ana were so numerous the messengers
il naa 70 make three trips. A jolly even
.ns was spent in song and chatter. and
Ihe hostesses, Mesdames Fouser and
Ervlns, served dainty refreshments in
Wllch the BRIDES colOrs were CARRIED
out. ' "eA0 oatiieo
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. sackett of Sioux
Glty arrived Saturday noon from Red
neld, where they had been celebrating
their third wedding anniversary, to visit
mrs. Sacketts sister, Mrs. F, A. Lam
skueln. Saturday evening Mrs. Ian
!gueln invited in few of the neigh.
bors and Mrs. Sackett's closest friends.
Avery pleasant evening was spent Soc
tally, with music intersperscd to drive
away dull care. Refreshments were
served about IA: 80, Mrs. Rock as
sistlng Mrs. Languein. Those present
We're: Mr. and RMS. Fred Olson Mr..
and Mrs. P. w. Scanlon, Mr.. and Mrs.
U. W.. johnson, r. and rs. A. B. Rock,
r. and Mrs. G. Il. Gibson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sackett left Monday noon for
theier home.
The marriage Of Edith Blanche Ma
lone to George Bernard Eivins was
solemnized at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.. Malone.
on Thanksgiving day, Nov. go, 1917; at
high noon.
Rev. Loomis performed the ceremony
using the impressive ring service. The
bride and groom took theeir places un-
der floral arch, as the iVctrola play
ed the weddoing march. Little Miss
Loomis was ring bearer and carried
the ring in a huge white chrysanthe-
mum. The bride wore loveley dress
Of white organdy with lace trimmings
and her travelling dress was of blue
silk embroidered in gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eivins departed at five
O'Clock for points in Iowa and Nebras-
ka. After January first they will be
at home to their many friends in Sal
EN-, S. d.
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Spencer
E. w. Reed spent Saturday in Sioux

E. w. Reed spent Saturday in Sioux
City, Ia, on business.
Miss Maryetta Donelan, Of Reliance,
visited at the H. C. Webster home, Sat-
Mrs. J. P. Stein and daughter of
Ruthton, Minn., visited with relatives
here several days last week.
Mrs. Max Samp and children and
Miss Eva Gates visited at Humboldt,
Ia. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Campbell enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner, Robert
II. Campbell and daughter, Miss lois,
of IretOn, Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Campbell and two sons, of Jackson
MINI.
The football game at Mitchell on
Thanksgiving day attracted many of
the local enthusiasts and all reprot
an exciting game.
At the annual meeting Of the local
M. w. A. held on Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected
for the coming year: F. A. Fralich, v.
Campbell, treasurer; w. J. Loucks,
clerk; Willard Duke, escort; DR.. T
S. Kammerling and DR.. L. G. Dick
physicians; H. j. Kruse, watchman
w. r. Peppmuller, sentry; Henry
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vention.
Mrs. VIM. Moeller. Mrs. F. w. Noel
turned Sunday from Yankton. e where
the latter had been in the hospital for
several weeks.
= Mrs. Henry Baisch came up from
Scotland Sunday to make a visit at
the home of her son, r.. w. Baisch.
Mrs. Catherine Walsh went to ME
chell the first of the week and will
spend the winter there with relatives.
Miss Hulda Lehr arrived from Tyn-
dali Monday and has accepteed a posi-
tion as stenOgrapher for the South Da-
kota Grain Co.
Mrs. Jas. McClainis back from her
stay at Roundup Montana, and will
spend the winter at the home of her
son, H. S. McClain.
L. l.. Stanley, Theodore Koenig and
Henry Schmitz came up from Camp
Funston the last of the week and re-
manned until Saturday night visiting
friends and relatives. The boys are ali
looking well, and have only words ol
them at the camp. Henry Schmitz made
through farming and that army life
Just suited him.
Caleb Brink came up from Camp
Funston the last of the week and will
spend a few weeks at home. Caleb has
been in the hospital for some time and
is now nicely recovering. He is very
well pleased with army life.
Mrs. J.. D. Sweeney, Mrs. Jesse
Crockett, Mrs. i. D. Arend, Mrs. #. C.
Fergen, Mrs. Math. Oberembt, Mrs
Geo. Friedrich. Mrs. Ed Bluemle, Mrs
Mah S Bshreld and Mrs rFnk ssen
attend a meeting Of the D. of I.
Art Schoessler has been accepted In
the aero corps of the U. S. army, and
will report at Sioux City on the twelfth
of December.
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Woonsocket

John w. Walden of Madison, was
in this city yesterday to attend a spec
lal meeting Of the local Red Cross So
ciety which was held In the court
house. He is member of the state
board and has been requested to take
charge of four counties in the Req
Cross Christmas membership drive
which will be held soon.
Mrs. E. M. Smith went to Minneapo-
lis last Saturday to see her mother who
IS i'll there at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. Moorman.
N. NJ. Oas returned Wednesday from
Hot Springs, S. D., where he has been
for several weeks taking treatment for
rheumatism. He reports having re-
ceived great benefit.
Mrs. F. S. Kidd went to Fort Ri
ley last Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with her husband, who is a
Lieutenant in the Medical Reserve
corps.
A. N. Ness and H. E. Harrylam of
Berlin, N. D., were in the city the first
of the week for the purpose of buying
corn.
S. H. Gitchell departed last Saturday
night for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit his
mother. He expects to go from there
to Mineola, L. l., to visit his son Wal
lace and the other Woonsocket boys if
thely have not already departed for
France.
Miss Beatrice Hobart and Miss Es-
to spend the Thanksgiving holiday.
They returned To their school work
Monday.
The E. O. w. club was pleasantly
entertained last night at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. DIE. The usual
round of five hundred was played at
seven tables, followed by a tasty iun-
cheon.
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rlpp

Miss Mildred Schliesmann was Wis
fting in Sioux City the first Of the week.
Attorney R. v. Laughlin of this city
returned last week from Fort Smelling,
having been commissioned lieutenant,
He will later visit with his folks al
Pierre, S. d. ~
Mrs. w. Wenzlaff was called to
Spokane, Wash, on account Of the SER
ious illness Of her mother, Mrs. j. -,
Candy. -
c. G. Hirscl is a Sioux City visitor
this week.
Henry Klatt, ir., is in. Sioux Falls
doing lodge work.
The women Of the ethodist Episco-
pal churMch gave dinner and ba-
zaar last week which proved to be a
great success.
The Red Cross drive for funds TO
buy matreials was promptly met by
business men Of the city and farmers,
G. j. Klaut and family leave this
week for Herrick. S. D., wheree Mr..
Klaut has accepted a position as casll-
Ter OF the Farmers State Bank Of that
place. Mr.. klaut was popular young
business man of this place and his
many friends regret to see him leave.
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arIller

F. S. Brooks and family and the
[lsses Becker, Chapman and Marble
fenl to Mitchell Tuesday night to at
end the lecture course number. Marie
leyer the Magdalene of the Passion
Pay.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Grufr came from
Non. S. d., last Friday night, beinS
allied her by the illness of Mrs. Gruff's S
fster, Mrs. Carter.
The ehome talent play which was to
G given at the hall on Friday night,
as been postponed until further no
pcc.
I. A. Grout, wife and son Russell, of
eayer Creek, Mirin.. and Mr.. and RMS,
W. Higgins, Of Sioux Falls, spent
'unday at the F. S. Brooks home.
Mrs. G. B. Carter. who was takeen
9 the Mitchell hospital Saturday morn
Ps, for an operation for appendicitis
md gall stones. passed through the
(peratiOn and is recovering from its
Fllects as well as could be expected.
The proceeds from the auction sale
\ articles for the benefit Of the Red
Eross, which was held at the hall last
Eeek Wednesday, amounted to Si2O,-
", 10y Bradley, Spencer auction
FER, had charge of the sale.
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to town since his accident with the
gun couple Of weeks ago. He is get

gun couple of weeks ago. He is get
ting along fine.
Miss Lulu Washburn was elected to
fill the vacancy in the intermediate
grades in the Fulton school, by the
Board of Education at their meeting
last Wednesday evening. Miss WASH
burn his had nine years experience as
teacher and will no doubt give excel
lent satisfaction, she is a graduate OF
Dakota Wesleyan and the Los Angeles
Normal which eminently fits her for
the position.
The Christmas boxes for the thir-
teen of the Fulton boys now at Camp
Mills, N. Y, were filled at the Red
cross room on Friday, Dec. 7tt. Those
for the boys at all other camps will be
filled on Friday, Dec. i4th.
One Christmas box is already on its
way to Lieut.. Brethorst.
On Tuesday the chairman of the
work committee took the following
finished articles to Alexandria: ts pair
Of socks, 2 sweaters, 8 scarfs, pair
Of wristlets, 8 fracture pillows, IA
handkerchiefs and 8 dozen bed socks.
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Emery

Kem Foley, of Denver, Colo, stop
ID off Friday and visited I'LL the mid
& of this week with his nephew, Jer-
Moran and wife.
Chas. Majerus, Sr., and Warner
right, ST., left Monday for the Sunny
Rlihiand, where they will spend the
inter months.
Ed. Drevcr spent Sunday at the home
his brother in Springfield. His mOih-
whom Ed has not seen for several
ars. is down from Canada for Il visit.
Hole lverson and wife returned 10
eir home in Hudson, S. D., Saturday
Ter few days visit with relatives
Ire.
Georgc Vessels, j. McIntJre, Rob-
Cults and wife left Monday morning
California. Mr.. Vessels will Wis
his mother and brother who live
San Marcos, while the rest Of The
riy will spend the winter at diffeffr-
h points in the state.
Harry Driscoll left Monday night
6ng To Sioux Falls where he joined
J navy. From there he goes to The
feat Lakes Training Station by the
" of Omaha.
Carl wanek left Friday for Sioux
ls to join the navy. He eXpe.ts 10
sent from there to the Great Lakes
aiming Camp. This will make three
ung men from here to go there in
e last month. af-1 .
Lee Brown and Prof. Roo.a have
Zen selected as the committee to push
e sale of Red Cross Seals in Emery
bis Christmas season. They are al
2ady putting up posters and handing
t literature preparatory to making
e drive.
emc Wednesday night from Aberdeen
here they are attending the Normal
khool. They returned to their school
York Monday afternoon.
Mrs. w. j. Schiltz returned from q
lonlh's visit with relatives n Iowa and
ebraSka,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of William Anderson, de-

ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed Aministratrix of the estate Of
William Anderson, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrative at her residence at
119 East nth Avenue in Mitchell,
Dawson county, South Dakota.
Dated December 3rd, 1917.
Sarah Anderson,
Administrative of the Estate OF
William Anderson, deceased,
Zollman and Tipton, Attorneys.
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Nei6bborbood Nesys

Snaa1 south Of Parker, S. D., on Monday
71lecembere 8, 1917. He came an Ntonfas ~ ths
United aan.. states about 10 years aro ~ He He
Maalr M1riarried Catherine Lynch at Nashviile n
he' Tenn IN 1855. Nine children wera
s',ri,,,,u porn unto this union, 1--WE Of whom