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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Julien Gum ct u3. 10 w. j. Gilman
.o,s .oi. 2o2. 2o%. 204 and 3o5 Lisburn
november 20, 1917: tax, SIC; $40.
Rex @. Jones CT ux. to Henry 4
In,iiins :? aG-1o0Nl13 "a feet on north
ono stuart Avenue. 39i lG-lO0 fec,
Nes, OF West street. April ., 1917;
AK. $3.50; $40.
Charles i. Seitz. Jr.. II ux. 10 Lizzie
oinE iimeyer Ia interest in lot 90
%loSh !, IN subdivision of lot :. known
rs 2So3 West Marshall Street January
a. 1917: tax. 81: $40
AMERICAN CONSERVATION Corporation
% iSeN - Jones lot .. square IS. High.
$50: $40 go
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Incorporated. II 5-6x117 feet, known
AIRY l. 1918: $500.
L. l.. Delaney ct uN. and L.. c. Morris
ct ny. to w. Chester Evans. trustee.
Main Street. December /, 1917; s4l3p
l.. l.. Delaney ct uN. and G. G.. Morris
81 ny. 10 w. Chester Evans. trustee
- -SNl35 feet. known as Ana West
Main street. pcccmber |, 1917; $4,000.
Henry \. Phillips 10 A. j. Chcwn-
inG. Jr... trustee, - 96-looxlTa 81 feet
north line Stuar, Avenue. 39l 5000
feet west OF West Street. December -,
1914: $1,000.
Emma s and X. -. johnson to A. J.
Chewing. Jr.. trustee, lots 80 and 81
49,. 1917; Sl.500.
William III. White CT uS. to Rex O.
Jones. trustee. 22NlG5 feet north line OF
Grace street, ~ feet west of Twenty
sixth Street. November 20, 1917; $500
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,.sTOP-L0Ss ORDERS CAUSE
]. !. REACTION IN SECURITIES
Situation Much Improved and Mar
i kct Rcndy for Good News
-: From Washington.
3. S. STEEL GREAT ADVANCE
Latter Stock Made Gain OF Nineteen
and One.Half Points From Low
: Figure - Brake Shoe. Preferred,
Also in Lead.
NJ, pRoADAN WALL.

i. NEW YORK, January 3.-ESccutioa
sot stop-loss orders caused sharp re-
action in the stock market to-day az
: Ter a buoyant advancing movement had
4 made new high prices for the week,
! .Nothing happened of Importance TO
Traders have been placing
these stop-loss orders under their pur-
ehascs for several days. fearing TO
!. trust the advance. The situation is.
!, therefore. much improved and ready 10
! fespnnd to any good news coming out
of Washington.
: Z. Before the reaction took place,
United States steel had sold as high as
-'aS. making an advance OF l = points
from tho low figure OF last week.
Union Pacific. had touched lis. Della
ware and Hudson, Ill. aud gross gains
throughout the list ran from a point up
II erty-thrce points. the greatest
+ gain bcirE in Brake shoe. preferred.
> Some Of the spccial,ics held their ad-
tanccs, because trading in them Was
10, active and stop-loSs orders had not
been placed there. Among spccialtics
Foundry preferred closed with gains .!
s points. National Biscuit S. Lorilard
10. aHC American Brake Shoe preferred
Cotton made new high record carly
in tho day when January sold at 3l..1,
an advance of thirty-rve points, II
About the only stock of importance to
show heavincss was American Teie-
phone. which was held back by the an :
nouncement that they had sold $50
! 100000 worth OF notes through tire
: subsidiary companies.
- Perhaps the most important influence
in the market was the growing belief
that Russia had como back into the
war as a real factor against Germany.
!, Great hopes are set on President
= Wilson's address TO Congress to-nor-
row. He is expected OF course. TO ask
Congress 20 do in connection with the
railroads what he suggested in his
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John Street March "a. 1917: Seao.So.
W. l.. Glenn. trustee. to S. j. Rhodes
~ uN. sOxlI9 "a feet north line OF Cary
street, GO feet west of Crcushaw Ave-
nue.. December ~. 1917: 34,i4i
W. L. Glenn. trustee to Field Wilbon
!uNl'S ID feet. known as 34O6 West
sl,S9f.5O.
John B.. Welsh. trustee. to Ida l..
.aiicE 22xl02 feet south line Marshall
Strect. - feet west Of Twcnty-seconl
street; December IS. 1917: $685..
:, H. II. Pollard. Jr trustee. 10 John T.
fen;rcss lots ! and 4. blocis II. Prook-
lind Park. January l, 1918: sSg6
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HENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

G. j.. Denoon. trustee. to r.. T..
Mathews 40H2o4 feet. northeast corner
National Cemetery Road and running
S77o. -
stuart Bowe. trustee. to Ida L. War
wick CT ais 200x30O feet on Hcrmitare
Road. lII l-6 feet north of Bellevue
Avenue. January g. 1918. 1890
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NIARnIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk OF tho
iiustinGs Court. tNotc--iigures after
names indicate aEcS0:
Richard |. GrubbS 20, Louisa Coun-
y, and Lucy Duval. %. city.
Alvin ID. Whitmcr. 20. Thatcher,
Ariz.
Leslie l.. Whitehead. 50. and Gather
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK HARRIET.
(SuieS at Union Stock Yards,

c,,,. Kichmond. Va. January S. 1915.
.,lho!ce steers. lii7 NJ; medium 10 good
So s'7; common TO fair Gl:@s Choice
nows' sDs; medium to good. ~ II ~: com :
mon 10 FAIR. hi.16 Best oxen. hia frai., :
medium to good. ,7lf1si-: common 10 fair,
10 best heavy bulls. s1s,7: light. 81. {, ~.
Is,"st caves. 10: common to isi. II "a li.
55S*t i nrI,y hog l''a medium weight. no
-: hShi. IoWlba, :ows and stage. lGSi Is
Fest sheen. sGil: common 10 fair cT &
bcSt lambs. L. q IL: medium. Ioi7ria
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ruANCEnr RELEASE DEEDS.

Iichard w. Jones. trustee. TO Mary
Hart, lSNlio feet north side OF Mar
Shall street. ca feet east of Gilmcr
street. December 20, 1917: sl.loD
H. T. Etchcson and l.. L. Crutohncld
trustees IL sarah l.. Elmorc 24X119 81
feet northwest corner OF Hanover and
Robinson Street. January =. 1918;
$3.50
j. T. Carucsl. trustee. to Julia G..
Clarke lot fronting ID IL feet western
lin" -. Lohu street. known as ,2IS ST.
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HUsrINGs TRANSFERS.

The Tax Title Company OF Richmond
% Joseph James. Rroolls lot fronting
- feet on northeast side Decatur
Petersburg Turnpike. January 3, 1915:
;. George IL. Paul ct ux. and w. c. Pull
4. block is. Wcisigcr'S Addition De
cembcr IS. 1917; tax, 81: $40
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NV YORK. January 5.--Raw sugar.
$500 centrifugal. ices; moiaSscs, nonina :
Rnm,nicu' Stcady: lin. Sranula ted S.l5G :. Is.
nutlsr. ,irfi: cheese. steady Spot coffee
s'sSss d,y,; Rio .S. ST.: Santos IS. ioi..
:Sh"rt, covering in January and March
cherird = further advance In cotton oil
,o.u"E. offerings were extremely light.
January sold up, to la.7o. and March to >
cents. Sal"s. go barrels. No tenders Prime
crude, i."o. nominal prime summer yellow
spot. January and March ie.7o: May. 1890
The market closed strong
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HENRICo TRANSFER.

: susan ~ q: Paul and John Gray
feet cast side OF Twcnty-iirst Street
ana POI DC feet on south side Fairfield
street, containing Il acres. December
IL, 1917: $4,000.
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a 90 ar,nent, prices were raised IS points. to
, ,y.,S. for n'ddiins. new high record rho
t, atc a3d late in the day appeared TO
IN IN, an unaaNorable View OF tho situa ton
"sscs Of tho pssi %ss the 1sss
spot cotton. firm. - points up sale, on
tue spot. olSc bales: to arrive ooso bale,
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CHANCERn TRUST DEEDS.

Field Wilbon 10 John j. Blake, trus.
tee 2nNli9 81 feet, known as 34oG
Ncst Cary street. December Ia, 1917;
si.'oo.
callic l.. Eraucr to Trustees C,itizcns
tulldlnE nltl Loan Association No. L.
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uENKICo TRUST DEED.

J. H. Gardner ct uH. to Pollard &
t;agay. Incorporated, trustees. 77I-2X
leo feet. known as 305 Montrosc Ave-
MIC. DcCcmbcr 20. 1917: S2.2aO
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
"hoieSn,e ouotntions on ErrhanE-.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ing. nv '~u
c.aIves. steady: prime vcsls i,..;o
Sn:sn AID lambs, steady: sheep. not
6u9leo: prime ohio lambs. $50.
HOGS. no trading.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS,
NLN 1ckk. January S.--Cotton good,
ana arms I'm; hero ;o.day were hrn FOLLOWING
morn firm and quiet, with ir.ie Errstiv
hi"npercd 10y extreme cold and Slipping
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HUSTINGS TRUST DEED.

Thomas Pollard to William c. Pull
liam. trustee. lots !, ., 3, and 4. block
Is. Wcisigcr,s Addition. December IS,
l9i1: sos.
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a, "INFINF 7 CONDITION.
lohitri-th.Ch ems ana hons Nr-,. ,c,...
a .,' ~ GOOD demand: turkeys active and
.,och"d. EeEs.-Scar"e ana I ~ i, ana ever
M JnI, hr,m; rcrcip;s light, iTid"s
'ir" stock of ali kinds in good dc,nanJ ~,
brings top market limitations ON arriy.I :"
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rEI F;ESBnEG rEANUr MARKET
Eerorl~d by Rodgers. Plummer &, Co Inc \
fETEESBtHG. VA. january 3.~Srani, h
Timer sto.h,. market weak At s. ucr
NirSiniss farmers stock. market weak:
tahcS Jumbo. ss cents per pound: extra
urine. -. cents per pound: prime. ~ cent,
per uolgd. -
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Gf THOMAS BRANCH and
i'll. ASH Sale stock q
Stock.
Sales.
500 AlliS-Chalmcrs
500 ND.

500 Ailis-Chalmcrs ......
500 Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
500 Am. Ayr. Chem, com.
$500 Am. Beet Sugar. com.
1920 American Can ........
SEQ American Can. pfd. -.
t.to0 Am. Car and Foundry.
i.&oo American Cotton OIL.
500 Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
500 Am. Linsccd Oil. pfd.
$500 Am. Loco. ...........
100 Am. Loco. pfd. ....
iS.io0 American Smelling -.
American Snur. com. +.
1000 American Sugar ......
3.5e0 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co..
l."oo Am. Tobacco. com. -.
Am. Loco. pfd. .......
500 Am. Writing Paper, pfd
1900 American Zinc
$500 anaconda Copper $3.50.
$500 Atchison ..........
!. G.. l.. of CT. tBalto.)
$500 Baltimore and Ohio :.
Reth'm Steel. Il.
2.loo Bcth'm Steel. S n. c. rfd
5000 Baldwin Loco.
1000 brooklyn Rapid Transit
1900 Central Leather. com. ;.
6,l0o Canadian Pacific
200 California Petroleum !.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
400 Chi. Great West, pfd.
$.too Chi. Mil. and St. Paul.
2i.,oo Crucible Steel Cor. com
loo Crucible steel. pfd.
".$no Colorado Fuel and Iron
100 Colorado and Southern
$500 Corn Products. com.
1900 pistillcrs
l.a0o Dome Mines
''.oo Eric ....... ........ +.
loo Eric. lst pfd.
1900 General Motors
$500 General Electric .....
LOO Goodrich. com.
400 Great Northern. pfd.
..on Great North. ore Gifts.
500 Gulf State steel ...
80" Illinois Central! .....
l..ino INSPIRATION Copper 80.
LOO" intcrhoro- Cons. pfd.
io.loo Int. or. Mar. com
oS !, You Int. MGR. Mar. pfd.
o.2"V Int. Paper. com.
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-. NEW :, ToRK, :, lsrmsry 3;-Mercantiie
SAns: commercial sixty-dsy bills on hanks.
Sun; commercial sixty-day bills, St7o;4; de-
S7S; Me,iSan dollars. 90: government
loans. firm; sixty days, ninety DAYS and
six months. 5%,We. Call money, easy; ruling
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Spot cotton. quiet: niddllns.

NEW YORK. January sport movement
stock, 1890 bales.
Is.h7 bales: exports, li,2is bi,les stock
LEA. SIC baier.
Total for w.tk-Net receipts. 1881 males
Total for scsson-.Set receipts. $50 .s7
bzlAs: exports, .otiSj3 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS. January after show.
ing decided frInneSs, tho cotton marie,
broke on the close under = furry Of resiiz-
ing from recent buyers, and closed weak al
a, net loss OF . TO poin,s Last prices were
aotive months were ., 10 30 pointa W. III,
opening was at the advance End tho rsrh-l
gradually improved Until th4 cary attcr-
noon on reports OF Good spot dem- nd
~ rising values, Buyers found lutte cotton
nom. realizing longs i.ste IA tho DAY The
comment vas that beari.h traders helped
bIiiiEl about the reaction by a:d6eniy siY.
ing the ring large or6crH which II wss
unabiets dires, in the Ia, few ,ninn;es
records were made. March crossing the 20.
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SeaDOard Ar Line Railway LOmpan

Tho ProEressIve Hallway OF The south."
Trains leave daily: a. n. Noriina local
1850 L. 81. Sicepcrs Atlanta and Jackson
yll!e G:3o T.. ~. ,sleepers Jacksonyiile. 81
Petersburg. ColuInbia. coachcS: l0:50 p. M,
Atlanta, Isrmingham Special: l2:<2 A. NJ,
sIetpera Jacksonville. Tampa Trains arrive
sS:.e, A. !; !: ~, p 7;ts A a.. Sis A. NJ. s'a'
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Rich mond & PETERSBURG
Electric Railway
Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To xnd from W a b In ton and beyoud-Daily.

Richmond Washington Local, Lv. ?l.5o PM,
week days: 2f.l5 PSI, Sundays; AT. ELLIS A d,
daily. fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Lv.
ISIS PM; Ar. s8.l0A Ashland Accom-. week
days, Lv.:2e Ah. $50 PM; Ar; $3.50 AM ,6.42PM
Abba ticket and baggage ofYiccs not open
for this train. main st. Sta.
aByrd ST. sta. ts,opping at Elbal. Klha sta.
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norfolk 4 w estern kailwa,
CHESAPEAKE & onIO RAILWAY

Iin. Vest, s.:OU n. sl0.l5 n
Main Limo Local. $3.50 t., 35:l5 D.
James River Line, 1900 L.. 1915 ~,
y. News. Nix. $3.50 a. 1900 n, $500 o.
Old Point, 1880 a. sl2:0O n, - 100 D. )
Newt port News. Local, s7:0U a, s5:l5 u,
Trains arrive =
y. News. 1855 a.. :o5 q. From West:
.S:lo a.. '3:t5 2. Locals. ti045 u. .7:iS ~
DAILY. tEXccut Sunday.
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farm located 3h miles north and 4
miles east Of Bookings, 3 miles west
and 4 miles south of White. and 5 miles
north and l mile west of Aurora, the
following described property, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1913
Commencing at IL o'clock-free lunch
at noon
34-head of Live Stock-S4
7 Head Of Horses-Black mare 10
years old VT. 1%200;gray mare IA years
old VT. 1900; gray mare 10 years old
VT. 1850; sorrel driving horse 4 years
old VT. 1900: gelding 3 years old VT.
1850; gelding colt / year old; sucking
colt.
81 Head Of Cattle-13 milk cows,
cow 10 years old: cow s years old;
3 COWS 4. years old; 2 cows 3 years old;
8 heifers 2 years old; 8 cows A to 5
years old; 6 to be fresh in November,
l to be fresh in January, and 6 to be
fresh in March and April. 3 heifers
l year old; 4 winter calves, 2 steers
ana 2 heifers; S spring calves, / steer
and 4 hcifers; 2 steers / year old.
38 shoats; $50 chickens; Z geese;
some hay in barn; corn fodder in
shock; some corn.
Farm Machinery - lift. Deering
binder; SIT. Deering mower; Deering
hay rake; lift. double disc Monitor
drill, grass seed attachment; 2 Fuller
& Johnson ! row vi plows; Flying
Dutchman corn planter with 120 rods
of wire; GAINESVILLE 16-in. sulky plow;
John Deere disc; 20-ft. lever harrow;
drag cart; Wagon with triple box and
bolster springs; wide tire truck wagon
with hay rack; two-seated surry; fan
ming mill; 2 single top ~buggies; walk
ing plow; bob sleigh; cutter; 70 blu.
Kemp manure %spreader; Howe scale,
1000 pounds; Nelson tank heater;
grindstone; No. Is De Laval cream
separator; 2 sets double harness;
single work harness; 2 single buggy
harnesses; laundry stove; dining
table; churn; jars, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms of SaIe-All sums OF $40 or
under cash. On all sums over $40
time will be given to Nov. 6, 1919, on
good bankable paper bearing 8 per
cent interest. No property to be re-
moved until settled for.
II. r. Kruger, Owner.
C. w. Keonig and j. w. Lane, Aucts.
First National Bank. B%rookings, Clerk
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binder; SIT. Acme binder, both used
4 years: 14-in. Case gang plow; Mont
tor double disc drill with grass seed
attachment; disc corn c%ultivator; s.
section drag with cart; 16-in. John
Deere walking pillow; SIT. John Deere
disc; John Deere corn planter with
100 rods OF wire: loft. yeeder; 2
sets work harness IL and ~ col
lars; eft. stock tank; individual hog
house; tools and other articles too
numerous 70 mention.
Terms Of Sale-All sums under SO
cash. On all sums over $40 time will
be given TO october l, 1919, on good
bankable paper bearing s per cent in
terest. No property to be removed
from the premises until settled for.
c. A. Wheeler,
Carl Fletcher, Owners
Barnett d Lane, A%uctioneers
Bank OF Brookings, Clerk
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AUCTION SALE

We will sell the following surplus
stock at Public Auction, 5 miles north
and 3 miles east of Bookings, 312
miles south and 3h miles west Of
White, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1918
Commencing at HOO O'clock
SO Head of Live Stock SO
9 Head of Horses-1 team mares II
years old, VT, 2400, in foal; bay mare
in foal, VT. 1900: black mare coming
2 years old; grey 6 yrs. old, VT,
1850; grey mare, VT. 400; 2-yr.-old
mare; 2 yearling mare colts.
SO Head of CattIe-22 2-yr.-old heif-
ers, to be fresh in the spring; heifer
with calf at side; 12-yr.-old COW; 7-yr.-
old COW; 6-yr.-old Holstein COW all
giving milk; II yearling heifers; II
yearling steers; registered S%horthorn
bull, 2 yrs. old.
Hogs-10 head good spring shoats.
The following property will be sold
by Carl Fletcher. who is selling out
because of being subject to draft call:
Narrow tired wagon with triple
box; farm truck with rack; /. H. C.
corn c%ultivator; Tower service cult
vator; eft. Keystone disc, (all Of the
above are nearly new); 8-ft. Deering
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AlTON-RICHLAND

Roy Pierce is hauling lumber for a
large, new, modern home.
Mrs. Florence Etting has returned
to Bookings after being out on the
farm helping in the care of the sick
ones in the Pierce and Bud Etting
homes.
Miss Gertrude Karstan returned
home Sunday evening and is now on
the sick list.
Kenneth Mills has been pretty sick
with the Flu" but is now on the gain.
A large number of the farmers and
their wives from here were transact
ing business in Brookings the past
week.
Jake Stransky and son., Harold,
we're Hendricks callers one day the
past week, going over to consult the
doctor in regard to the boys health.
Paul and John Ecker called on their
sister, Mrs. Will Stueffen last We'd
nesday.
The Harry FELTON, family are quar-
antined with the small pox.
Charlie Soden is reported to be pref
ty sick with the "fu". He has one
son who also is sick with it.
Mrs. Armstrong, Claud Enright,
Fred Ralston, Vera Giem and the Mar
tin Quinlan family are all On the sick
list in Bushnell.
A. r. Gust and family expect to
move in to ElktOn this week, if he
can get possession of his house which
he purchased last spring. The fam
lily occupying it have been sick and
not yet able to move.
Miss Edna Gust has returned home
after spending some time with rela-
tives neal Aurora.
Dewey FELTON, vas a business call
er in Watertown one day the past
week.
Ruth Davis spent Saturday after
noon with Edith Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Karstan and chill
dren were Sunday guests at the Albert
Gust home.
Misses Edith Kinney and Ida Even
Gale don Mrs. Clark Kretsinger Sun
day afternoon.
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S. s.
Car load of bulk apples at the
Economy Grocery.
MEDARv

Once it starts to rain it does not
seem to know when to stop.
Pat Gillespie was a Brookings call
er Saturday.
Mr.. Roth was a Bookings visitor
the first of the week.
Nick Hennegan was motoring here
Monday.
r. S. Carter had the misfortune to
have two Of his good corr plows stol-
en- from his farm last Thursday even
ing, but he should worry" as the
two sheriff's will soon locate the thief
or thieves. OF course Mr.. Carter says
if the plows are returned before the
officers find them, no questions will
be asked.
A. Fry is assisting his son in doing
some fencing on his farm here this
week.
Mrs. O. C. Atkins was a Brookings
caller Saturday.
Chas. Hawkins and family were
county seat callers Saturday.
Will Hahn was threshing for Mr..
Frier on the Wallace Atkins farm last
week.
II. O. Simon was looking after his
farm interests here the last few days.
II. /. Stearns was out in this vicin-
ity Friday.
Everyone in this precinct voted
Tuesday.
Car load of bulk apples at the
Economy Grocery.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOT
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
state OF South Dakota,

state OF South Dakota,
County CT Bookings IS.
In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate Of Ollie f.
Wilson, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of this court made on
the 23rd day of October, 1918,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That Mon
day. the 18th day of November, 1918, at two
o'clock in the Afternoon, at the office of tho
County Judge at the Court House in the City
Of Bookings, Brookings County, South Da-
kota, has been appointed by the Judge Of
said Court as the time and place for hear
ing the petition of w. j. Wilson for issuance
to him of Letters of Administrator of the
estate OF Ollie f. Wilson, deceased, when
and where any person interested in said es-
tate may appear and show cause why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Bookings. South Dakota, this
23rd day OF October, 1918.
(SEAL) Geo. p. Hall
Judge of the County Court.
Cheever & Cheever,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-11-07
PARNELL-EAST TRENTON


away after a short illness last Friday
morning. We extend our sympathy
in this hour of sorrow.
We are very sorry TO learn of the
death of Mrs. Lloyd R%igenburg, who
died recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Rigen-
burg made their home last summer
with Mr.. Rigenburg's sister, Mrs.
Hugh Smith. of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Finnerty we're
autoing in this vicinity Sunday af-
ternoon.
Milo Cook and Bert Trail were call
ers at the J. E. Phillips home Sun
day.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-11-07
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
relieves them and keep
you going on the job

Fifty continuous years Of almost
r7iaiiing chec,i-gc nd relieving coughs,
colds ard !-:ad7cd ouIcrings is the
rro-d ack:cvc-c.t CT DR.. Kings New
discovery.
Grandparents, fathers, mothers, thu
liddies - ell have used and are using
it a. the @c-fcst, surcst, most pleasant.
to-take remedy they know Of.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.