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O. c. Thompson,
Attorney for plaintiff.
NOTICE OF THE TIME APPOINTED
FOR APPROVING WILL ETC.

State of South Dakota, County OF
Dawson, ss:
In The Matter of the Estate of Susan
O'Flaherty,
In County Court.
Tho State of South Dakota sends
greeting to John j. ,O'Flaherty, @. =.
O'Flaherty and the Roman Catholic
Church of the Holy Family of Mitchell
South Dakota, heirs at law next of kin,
devisees and legatees of Susan O'Flah-
eryt, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court,
made on the 2ist day of August, 1yl i,
notice Is hereby given that Monday,
the 10th day of September, 1917, a,
ten O'Clock, A. M. of said day, at the
Court Room of Court, at the Court
House in the City Of Mitchell, in the
County of Dawson have been appoint
ed as the time and place for proving the
Will of said Susan O'Flaherty, deceas-
cd and for hearing the said petition for
probate thereof and the issuance OF
Letters Nestamentary therein, when
and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated at Mitchell, S. d., the 21st day
Of August, 1917.
BY the Court,
o. G.. Thompson,
Judge of tile County Court.
Attest:
S. Gattrell.
Clerk of Court.
(SEAL)
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sAYsLIQUoR IS
ON SALE HERE
PLANKINToN MAIL CHARGES THAT
MITCHELL AUTHORITIES CON-
FINE VIGILANCE TO VISITORS
FROM OUTSIDE.

Plankinton, S. D., Mail:-AIr. and
Mrs. Will Furchner and family from
down Stickney way, accompanied by
Mrs. Carl Furchner returned Tuesday
from an auto trip to Sioux City, Lee
Mars and other Iowa points. On their
return they stopped in Mitchell for
lunch Tuesday afternoon, leaving their
When they returned to their car they
found someone had forcer the locks
on the suit cases of the 4adies in the
party. AS nothing was taken out it
was not supposed the object was to
steal, but to search for booze which
might be hidden away. This is one
of the most Objectionable features of
the new bone dry law, as it gives these
uin-headed amateur sleuths a chance
to sneak around and pry open grips
and packages Of anyone who happens
to fall under suspicion of carrying
booze.
not even r men l'icn enough 70 took E up the the
travellers under suspicion and ask
them TO open up for inspection. But
they walt until the alleged victim is
absent from his grip and then, violate
the law themselves by breaking open
private property. If booze is found
they wait around and make the arrest.
If no liquor is found, as was the case
with the .Furchner people Tuesday,
the crooked whelps sneak away Ieav-
ing behind as evidence Of their srsIt,
a couple of broken locks and TVS
arranged wearing apparel and other
articles usually carried on short trip.
1t is fact pretty we'll known, that
booze can he obtained in dozen
places in Mitchell, if you arc willing
to pay the price, but il would seem
this organization of sleuths pass up
their own violators and seek to pin a
heavy fine upon persons travelling
through Mitchell. They may catch
one occasionally. but in doing so,
cause damage and humiliation to forty
nine innocent people. These pointer
pups have no more right under the
law to open and inspect private prop
erty than thief has to enter house
for the purpose of stealing.
So. like the second-story expert. they
wait until the owner is away and then
do their dirty work of forcing locks
and clawing over private property. If
nothing is found in the way of bug
Juice. they pass on TO the next grip.
Occasionally they discover real cs',,
dence. the person is arrested and fined
and there is great rejoicing over The
enforcement of the liquor laws. while
the casual Traveller whose property
las been mishandled and damaged tries
to look pleasant aud refrain from Civ
ing some of these cmbrvo, Sherlock
Holmes trip TO the hospital.
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te!ephonc 242e and their contributions

telephone 2426 and their contributions
will be called for.
The regular meeting of the A. D.
%. w. will be held in, the Eagles hall
this evening ;at 8 O'clock. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
The. Ladles aid Of the German. Luth-
ternoon with Mrs. Knoblish..
The regular meeting of the Home
steadeTs Will be held ny stlnesday hight
urged to- be present. ~
Mrs. o. H. Kittleson and Mrs. A. H.
Olson, of Mt. Vernon, S. D., spent
Tuesday visiting .,Ars.. H. H. Kittleson.
Henry Kobes left for Marion, s. D.,
Tuesday morning to attend to some
business matters.
Ellis Williams, farmer who has
been residing near Ethan, was brought
to Mitchell today and will be examined
as to his asnily by the county board of
insanity. 1t is said that he has been
showing signs Of mental disorder late
ly and the authorities will decide
whether or not he is fit subject for
treatment. Mrs. Williams came into
the city with her husband. There are
four children.
r. S. Rogers, of Minneapolis, as
sistant superintendent of motive pow
er of the Milwaukee railroad, is in
today on company business.
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OVERLAND TAKEN FROM w. W.
q BARNARD Lbs LOCATED AND
THIEvEsTHELD-REv. VIM
ar' CENTS FORD STOLEN
Sheriff Owens went to Huron. tcdu

Sheriff Owens went TO Huron. today,
in resnonsc to,a TELEGRAM from the po-
lice of that CITY, announcing that they
had found w. w. Barnard'S automobile.
which was stolen in Mitchell last week
and that one of The men with the car
had been arrested. Sheriff Owens will
bring the car and the apprehended man
hack to Mitchell. Mr.. Barnard's car,
an Overland. was stolen from his gar
age The first day of the Corn Palace.
The Ford automobile belonging TO
Rev. Vinvent of the Episcopal church,
was either borrowed or stolen. by
someone. from in front of the rectory
this morning and cards describing it
have been sent by the sheriff's office to
the county officials inthe surrounding
'f1IH,sy fnri, asA''ls '''e 4 i''oNo"' 'c Aep'
Poifc;s Rees;,o,rmnimennd Locking Cars
Losses Of automobiles by theft have
forced the city police of Mitchell tc
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NOTICE.
South Dakota, County of

II. Siale s,! g '7ou''1 ''"A''o' ~
~ In ir County Court, Special September
i In n the matter of the estate Of
John q. Maybaucr, deceased.
! ','rhe,' state of South Dakota Sends
Greeing, TO Louis F.: MasDauier; Gl!a
Ward j. Maybauer, Emmai., Nt VAIN q
Charles ID. Maybaucr,. and, p0ra Y:
Young, heirs at law and neXtsof KIN 81 90
John C.. .Maybauer deceased ana 10 oil
tn,Whom these presents may come,
Notice is hereby given, that Charles
ID. Maybauer, has filed with thc JuasG s
Of this Court. a petition praying ior
Letters Of Administration OF the Estale
of JoIln G. Maybauer deceased anu that
Saturday the 22nd day OF September;
1911. at two O'Clock, P. NJ: OF sal't
DAY, yi Z Of :" Special term Of This Court, ito to-
Wit: of the special September Term teril'
1917. at the Court Room OF tins Court
in ihe Court House, in the CITY OF MI
chell. County of Dawson has been Sc, So,
for hearing said petition, when anu
,vhcre VII any person interested may, ap-
Near naar and show cause why the said pc
iILi iiition should moi be granted. m ,.s
Dated at Mitchell, s. d., tllls 4tli
day of September, 1911. - ,...,.
! " 'Hi". e. 'Judgc Of The. County, GsP4}Asn,
lAitesl': s. Cattrell, ,,n,. 4 s4'idonl'
.(SEAL) eAslA 80 .'t'!ss-l'.i
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the ne illywlleel of a large gasoline tract
Heinrich, i a prominent young farmer farmer
Of This vicinity, was seriously hmrl
Hc was thrown with great yiolencGG .
against The engine. All the cloihing
SyaS Y |sss torn l from The upper part of his M
nnAoT nl one arm was broken near the lie
isn94lder l g and his face and scalp were
naqN .q!s iaeeraied. He was unconscious
il9r g time, but recovering his sense Io
Ssl.ppged the Fengine and staggered 10 TO
ms y nome, Where his wife tainted when
sile saw him covered with blood, a
pllSsitlaI In;,s i ilnaliy was summoned and
nov III Nv mas The injured man under his
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No1icE1o CREDITORS.

Estate of Susan O'FlacrtN, Dcccascd.
Notice is hereby given by, the under
signed executor of the estate of Su-
san O'Flaherty, deceased, to tile cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
item, with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
lieation OF this notice. to the said z.
u. O'FlahertS, executor at his resi-,
icncc in Mitchell in the County o.
Dawson, So. OAK,
Dated Sept. 10. 1917:
G. T.. O'Flaherty,
Executor of the estate OF Su-
san nFlallerty, Deceased.
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DAKOIsAN HELD
FOR THREATS
FARM HAND NEAR HURON is Ar
RESTED FOR THREATENING
LIFE OF PRESIDENT.

Huron, S. d., Oct. 2.-Addison
Abraham, an employee on farm
north OF here, was arrested today by
United States Marshal Thomas Taub-
man and taken to Sioux Falls for
the president.
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LYMAN AND JONES IN
DISPUTE. OVER DEBTS.

Pierre, S. D., Oct. 1-LYmah anu
Jones counties have reached the ap-
parently inevitable stage Of dispute as
10 10 assets aud liabilities which comes
when county division is secured.
Therc is discrepancy of about six
thousand dollars between the amount
claims to be due Lyman county from
Jones, and the amount which Jones
county thinks it owes Lyman, and the
matter is likely TO grind through the
court before it is finally adjusted.
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SUMMONS.


o;o state Of South Dakota, Fourth Judi
j. In Circuit court in and for Dawson
County. @' ''''-'
Benjamin II. Hardman, Plaintiff, VS..
Grace Hardman, defendant.
The State of South Dakota sends
greeting:
TO the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned an6 1e-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, which will be filed in i!le office
of the Clerk of the Courts in the ,i..y,
of Mitchell, Dawson County, SOUL, ia
kota, a copy Of which is herewith serv
ed upon you, and to serve copy of
your answer upon the subscriber at
his office on Main Street in the said
City of Mitchell, South Dakoie within
thirty days after the service Of Ills
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service. and if you fail
TO answer this complaint within That
time the plaintiff will apply to The
court for the relief demanded in sad
complaint.
Dated at Mitchell, Dawson County,
South Dakota this 22nd day of August,
NS'' - - ,,,-!l.-....
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MADISON MEN FINED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR.

Madison, S. D., Oct. 2.-Ole Hagen
and Eliza Conn. arrested here on the
of lie siate-wide prohibition law, en-
tered pleas of guilty. Conn was fined
$50 and costs and Hagen oWas fined
$50 and costs. 81. .ang. .lsaGsn.
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Z. 800. .1.y.s.
-. DEATHS 4. /:
eMRs. halMNlE KREmER

A, Mrs. Minnie Krcmer, Of White Lake
died at the home of her mother al
6i5 North Rowley in Mitchell Mondpy
at the age of 33 years Mrs. Krcmer
had been, afflicted with acutcilymphatc
trouble 1,r M !, for some time and had Just
she had been taking treatment.
The remains were shipped to White
Lake Monday evening and the funeral
will be held there Wednesday. Inter
ment will be made inthe White Lake
cemetery.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-04
EMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
kNAGEMENT. CIRCULATION,
&C.. REQUIRED by THE ACT
F CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a.
1O12,
Tile Mitchell Capital. published
b, at Mitchell, SD, for October l,
q Of South Dakota. County OF

tc of South Dakota, County of
ore me-. a, Notary Public In and
khe state ands-1Countyi aforesaid,
nally appeared w. r. Ronald,
having been duly sworn, accord
g law. deposes and says that he is
Business Mgr. of the Capital.
knowledge and belief, true state
of the ownership, management,
of the aforesaid publication for
late shown i'll the above caption, re-
ID by the Act of August, "a, 1912,
dicd in section 4d3, Postal Laws
Regulations, printed on the reverse
lis form. to-wit:
|at the names and address of the
shcr, editor. managing editor, and
hess managers are:
lbl;sher. Tie Mitchell Publishing
sNtchell, S. u.
nasins = F'ditor. Il VI. itSI; L. konald. NJ d.
Ehcll, S. D.
Rsiness Manager. G. H. Arande:.
2blisher, The Mitchell Publishing
pany. Mitchell, S. ID.
bean. W. j. f1crxoe. /. ]. Tee'ev.
el Stcffens. ]. NJ. Games, Vernon
lousc. l.. H. 1,abcr. w. l.. Davis. j.
Paniels. Mrs. Grace Spangler. y. j.
hgler Ethel b. Ronald. w. r. Ron
Following are prcfnrred stock
ers without vote: W. NJ. Smith,
Il. II. Winsor. ST., j. II. Winsor.
EC. u. Reeves j. Il. Anderson. Rob
Burns. Mrs. ITlorenrc Johnston.
hat the known bondholders, mortE-
les. and other security holders
ling or holding per cent or more
total amount of bonds. mortgages.
kether securities are: a. e. Hager.
:. lIofer. Mrs. Hazel Stcfrens. John
Ehels, o. j.. Branson & Company.
hat the two paragraphs next above.
Ing the names of the owners, stock
stain not only the list of stockhold-
and security holders as they appear
Pr the books of tile company but al
in cases where tho stockholder or
Eurity holder appears upon the books
the company as trustee or in any
Der iiduciary relation. the name of
Inrson or eornoration ,, for WI whom n n
Eh trustee is acting. is given; also
Elements embracing affiant's full
Pwledge and belief as to the circum-
Pnces and conditions under which
lckholders and security holders who
not appear upon the books of the
Ennany as trustees. hold stock and
Eurities in a capacity other than That
I no reason to believe that any
her, person. association. or cornora--
n has any interest direct or indirect
~ HE said stock. bonds. or other Sc
itles than as so s'-,ted h,, h'"'
w. .R. RONALD.
Sworn tn and subscribed before me
Is lst day of 0rtoher. 1h1T
w. j. 1IERZoG,
nj5sSs Notary Public.
EAly commiasion. oxniros April. 1a.l }
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-04

adopt some measure of preyntii,Sn i,,a
through publicity channels. neslos tI,e the
T",u nrnnertv sts of Of drivers whoallnW hhelr
cars n1r!ft to Stand on the streets Of the city
'' The g police recommend that caroWn-
device That will prevent the moyement
Of % thc car without the aid Of a key; a
simple arrangement may be attacl1e.ai .i,,.e 10
ihe Steering wheel of The car and mus
prevent It's theft. r.
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An Unnecessary Explanation.

has officially iisapproyed, Of the CON
duct, of Count LuXhutg:siAlat is 10 say,
bis conduct YHs,i IL, permitting himself TO DC
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-04
D,000 SPENT N .
DURING WEEK
= ESTIMATE PLACED UPON
FaMOuNT or, MONEY LEFT
ERE RY CORN PALACE
VISITORS

Est 100000 good round dollars
Fits of South DakOta'S bumper
fields of 1917 came rolling into
during the six days of the an
6rn festival, and the city feels
bald today for its week of SUI
effort to entertain its guests in
bomc manner.
hell, unlike Huron where the
Sir is held, has no precise way of
Hing abe number of people who
here during the week. Howevc
fflcials, those who have lieen
hg Corn Palace crowds for years
thc number of people here last
IS high as 10000. Questions
Rly asked from men in various
6ses in the city all bring a lIgure
10000. One ofSthe men placed
lure as low as 10000 for the
closer is the climate of the
of money spent by each indiv-
Four bankers, seven merchants
t-drinll dealers, five restaurants,
propritors, and several sharp
Sitizens, whose figures are aver
Say that each visitor in Mitchell
&$1O during a single, day, which
It when multiplied by the lowest
tie of the number of people here
kplace the amountof money spent
[chell during the week al $780,
Some people here are said 10
Spent more than $500 each, fur
< themselves with necessities or
luXuries.
Ehell merchants who attended The
B Huron this year say that the
that visited Mitchell was ap-
tly spending more than the thous
tly spending more than the thous-
thal visited the annual state event
Ieas0n for this is probably due to
let that crops are completely har-
J, and that the Corn Palace is the
|estivity Of its kind held in the
during the year.
(ures Of the profits Of some Of the
stands are interesting. Two
boys who ran q crackejack Stand
bin street took in more than S3T
B day on tlve-cent paskages and
sale of gum and cigars.
bther stand tht makes a specially
all packages of confectionery sold
than $106 worth of goods on
bday.
E Of the doll-baby stand proprie-
Says that he had a dull business
! that he took in more than 81, 900
S the week.
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aRMER BADLY HURT
BY TRACTOR FLY WHEEL

Trim. y, $; d., se,p.. eo..-MAss 'lhes result
MS clolliing catching on a bolt on
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-04
ROBERT sAhns

Robert Sands, aged 81. died at the
meme, OF his parents in Tobin township
tuesday morning at a. M, of chronic
tuberculosis.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-04

tIs H., z ohio City Of Toledo. Lucas County. IS.
~ a,.'ier Of the firm q r. u, Cheney & Co., do:
4 H., business II; the CITY Of Toledo, County und
IA M" a., aforcsaid. andi that said firm will lay
isn H. ny" every case OF Cutarrh that ca1lnot DC
r'V' by the use Of Hall's Cutarrh Cure.
~ FRANK j. CHENEY.
rS'sn ,M~"rn 10 before mo and subscribed in Iay
'S,eaee, this 9th day Of December, "A. d., 1Ss6.
''ai. a, w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
ci i,ais u, catarrt Cure is taken internally and
@ acn dif.ctly upon the blood and mucous sur
r,s vi the system. Send for testimonials:
i. j. CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo, o.
,,''a n, by a!l Druggists, 75c.
4ake ua!.s Eanily pills for constitution.
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Grace Vibbert, of Howard, have been
granted a licnse to marry. -
The county commissioners of Davi-
son county will meet tomorrow in tho
court house.
| Attorney House, of the law firm of
House and Dyer, Of Chamberlain, ar
with, friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Reams motor
led to ulton, Sunday where they spent
the day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
U. II. Branch.
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Not AS perticuIar Ae Teddy.

Not AS Particular As Teddy.
New York Telegram No use 7. II.
llnS La Toilette tllat he disgraccs
senate. Semitic doesn't mind IL. 81,
a., Calls For q super He'll. .,
.llianta !oGrnal:-If Sherman were
Europe he would have TO find Il
;" War comparison. %. -.
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e Of the doll-baby stand proprie-
Bays that he had dull business
4 that he took in more than 81, 900
x the week,
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L!o|;|G'4A''L: L!o|;|G'4A''L: NOTES
From Monday'.. Daily

Miss Elya Smith! Of Alpena, wild
VISITED y, over !!le Weekend with college
Glaremont, Where she is IS Instructor instruct In in
'i'c 'llell 'sfft9oA i:i5f'.i - isiis.i,
Prof. ErlellFurman, of Huron high
school, left Mitchell Sunday for short
visit with friends near here and return
ed to Huron the same day.
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Loren Avery left Mitchell this
morning for Chicago after visiting scv
eral weeks at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. Avery. He returns
to a medical school in Chicago to com
plete the work required for gradua
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-05
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH.
Car SomersauIts Twice But Occupants
Survive Accident,

Muscatine March 5. - Remaining
seated in the car after the machine
had turned two complete somer-
saults in the road. Clarence Griffin and
Stephen Teeple, the former an employe
Of the Schroeder garage. both Of this
city, narrowly escaped death Saturday
morning at about $50 O'Clock. The
car was almost completely demolished
The accident occurred when the two
were en- route to Wilton in new car
which they were planning to enter in
parade at that place. AS the car. go
Ing at a considerable rate of speed 1t
is said, approached the end Of Weed
Lane it was necessary to turn to one
side of the road, according to Teeple
in order to avoid deep rut. The ice,
at the side Of the road, as a result Of
the recent warm weather, was not SUI
fciently strong to hold the weight of
the car, breaking as the machine pass
ed over it, Teeple stated.
According witnesses as one side OF
the machine was lowered by breaking
thru the Ice, two complete somer-
saults were negotiated, the car hurting
thru the air and finally alighting in an
upright position in the road VITA both
occupants in their seats. Neither was
thrown from the machine.
Griffin, who was driving the car, was
the more seriously injured of the two.
having sustained a badly crushed nose,
and many bruises and Commissions about
the face and body, while his left arm
was broken at the wrist. Teeple es-
capped with only a few minor bruises.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-05
Daily Grain Letter.

Furnished by Lamson Bros, & Co, 2o3
Masonic temple; Phone 1881
Chicago, March 5.-Wheat - Except
for scattered profit taking early today.
wheat has been strong and higher,
reaching new high levels on the pres
ent upturn. Crop reports are mixed,
but on the whole unfavorable. The
Santa Fe railroad Is authority for the
statement that unless q good supply OF
moisture IS Forthcoming soon, wheat
prospects along Its lines will be seri-
ously curtailed. Cash wheat is in good
request IN all markets. Domestic mill
ers are being credited with being the
best buyers. After the steady advance
Of the last ten days, it is not unlikely
that some reaction will occur.
Corn-There was a good deal OF
scattered realizing in corn turnout the
morning. but the market held well at
moderate declines from Saturdays
close. New high levels were scored
about the middle Of the morning. Hogs
were quoted at s1440, a new high rec
ord Local shippers say there is no
improv ement in the car situation, but
certain western roads are finding II
possible to deliver freight which for
several weeks has been enlarged.
Oats-Oats exhibited a sold-out ap-
pearance and advanced sharply IN the
early trading. Receipts are not large
and the visible supply continues to de-
crease rapidly. The relatively low
price and the dependence Of foreign
upon the United States Will
De supporting factors thruout the year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-05

Despite the recounting Of many
thousand head, thru direct shipments
to packers from one market to another
and the movement to Chicago from
Denver of lot of stuff bought by
spectators and counted in receipts
there, the supply thus far this year
around the market circuit Is running
only about the same as like period
last year when receipts were unusual
ly light, and the run may be counted
upon to diminish rather than to in
crease during the next sixty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-05
Probate Notice.

Office Of the clerk OF the District
court, state of Iowa, Marshall county. u.
District court, March term, A. D., 1917.
To Whom II May Concern:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
in Marshalltown, Iowa, in said county,
at 10 o'clock a. mr. on the S0th day
of March. 1917, to attend the proof of
and probating an instrument In writ
ing purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Ephriam Griggs, late OF
Marshall county, Iowa, deceased. at
which time and place you will appear
and show cause, lanS, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof. I have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal OF the District court, this Sd day
Of March. A. D. 1917.
g. w. GILBERT.
Clerk Of the District Court.
BY GLEN F. RICHARDS.
Deputy.