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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-01-03

To All Chapters:-Havlne re
Gently made a careful inventory
OF the stocks of knitted articles on
hand in all Divisions and Camp
Warehouses, National Headuuar.
terS has found that these are suf-
flclent to care for the needs of all
men now in camp and those re-
turning from the other side. be-
sides allowing a generous ship
ment to the Foreign Commissions
for Civilian relief work. There
fore, the Red Cross will suspend
knitting as one of its regular pro
ductlon activities. Will you
please take the following action
to make this change of policy eff
fective in your territory?
Instruct Branches and AuxIli-
aries:
a. To complete all knitted art
icleS now in process
b. 10 give out no additional
yarn to the members.
c. To forward all completed art
iCleS as rapidly as possible TO
division warehouse.
d, To report all stocks of warn
still on hand, divided into
sweater and sock yarn, unless
you already have this infor-
nation available
Give wide publicity through |
out your territory to the reasons
why knitting has been suspended |
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-01-03
Official Proceedings OF The
Board Of County Commissioners

Judge, Al 6,
On motion the following claim.
sWere allowed and warrants order
ed drawn on the following funds
Bridge Fund:
William Wilkerson, Bal
anCe on contract, 1904 2(
William Wilkerson, To
extra concrete on
Bridge Dist No |, 2935 sc
William Wilkerson, work
bridge District No l 473 90
William Wilkerson, Ex-
ira metal on contract
District No |, 1856 90
c W Carbon, Labor on
White River bridge, 5 90
Otto Schultze, Hauling
Bridge material, SO 90
General Fund:
Joe Krovoza, Water for
Court house, 80
Belvidere Tines, Official
Printing, 65 32
Cottonwood Republican,
Official printing, 81 10.
Jackson County Publish
ing Co, Official print
ing and Office sup
plies, l25 IS
] E Brocklesbv, Stamped
envelopes, 20 7OI
On motion board adjourned un-
til l;3O o'clock p. m.
AT l:30 o'clock D. m. board re-
assembled as per adjournment,
meeting called to order by the
chairman, members present:
Frank Coye, chairman, and E w
Thode and S P Hurley, also Otto
: Sha1on, county auditor.
On motion wolf bounty certif-
Gates Nos 81, 81, So, 81, SIS, Sc,
56, 81, So, SO, 60, 81, 62, So, 64.
and 65 were approved.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-01-03
Red Cross Chapter Instructed
10 Discontinue All. Knitting

The following communication
has been received by the Jackson
County Red Cross Chapter from
the Northern Division Headquar-
tiers at Minneapolis:
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-01-03
Otto G. Sharon,
County Auditor.
Kadoka S. d.
Dec. l9, 1918.

AT 9 o'clock a. m. Board of CO
Commissioners assembled as per
adjournment. Members present
Frank Coye. chairman, E w Tho
de, and S. P. Hurley also County
Auditor Otto G Sharon.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman, Minutes of meeting of
November 18th, 18th, and l4th
read and approved.
On motion salary claims for the
month of November were approx
ed.
J E Brockelsby, County
Treasurer, S 125 90
F c Barth, Register of
Deeds 100 90
Otto c Sharon, County
Auditor, 100 90.
L S Dubois, Superinten-
dent, rs OOI
J G Pease, Clerk of the
Courts, 70 SO
M X Easthouse, States
Attorney, so 90
K L Pinkerton, County
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On motion the following claims

i liz iSiIH OOu NlSStI W.
Bill Fold and Card
Cases. lao 6(
, Farmers Telephone Co.,
Tolls for the Exemp-
ton Board, 7C
Farmers Telephone Co.,
Toll, Board of health 81
M X Easthouse, member
board of Health, A 4C
J { Russell and Co.,
Merchandise for Coun-
ty pauper, Mrs. John
Trick, "a OIL
Scott Wellman. janitor
for November, As 90
DR.. E Rausch Sullivan,
Member board of
health, 81 70
p L Serr, Mdse for board
health, Ia 30
+ B Hughes, delivering
ballot boxes and fire
marshal travel, l0l 90
Jas A Smith Lumb Co.,
Lumber, l6 10
A J Hennlngs, member
board of health. ll6 55
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants order
ed drawn on the unorganized road
fund
Jas A Smith Lbr Co, lum-
Der for culverts S SO 2OI
Emil Thode, labor as en-
eineer lS9 col
Harold Buckmaster, labor
as helper man and team l69 90
J F Anderson Lbr Co, lum-
Der IL 35
] H Thomas, auto hire
dist No. | 7 COL
On motion the following claims
we're allowed and warrants or
1ered drawn on the following
funds
Bridge Fund
H Thomas, auto hire
dist No. | So 90
General Fund
II Thomas, gaSolene and
oils for court house 6 90
On motion, Board adjourned
Until 900 o'clock A M December
9th, 1918
AT 900 o'clock A M December ,
9th, 1918, Board of County Com
nlssloners reassembled as per
Members present Frank Coye,
Hartman, E w Thode and S p
hurley also County Auditor Otto
:. Sharon.
Meeting called to order bv the
chairman.
On motion. the following claims
5ere not allowed, on account of
here being no application for '
,ounty aid on file with the Coun. t
y Auditor /
DR. A J Hennings, attendance t
lenry Koebler. claimed $500 a
ot allowed Q
DIR E d Cowen, attendance [
lenry Koebler, claimed S27. so r
OF allowed T
Mrs Bertha Raue, board and
ursing Henry Koebler, claimed f
$500 not allowed |
On motion the following claims {
'ere allowed and warrants order. d
d drawn on the following funds il
County Road Fund d
red II Sears, engine re- ii
airs S 81 81
P Hurley, repairs for en- Il
9ine 81 "a @
rank Obr. repairs and k
sharpening laws for the a
grader 81 7Ol O
7 E Kuhn, gasolene, oils d
and hardware for en- s;
eine and grader 26 20 a
.akoka Rochdale Co, one II
tent for grader crew Is OOI C
II Fees labor on grader ZOO
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-01-03
Kadoka, S. d.,
December II, 1918

/SSSiiibSi IL, lOlO
At 9 o'clock, a. m. board OF
County Commissioners met as
per adjournment, Members pres.
ent E. w. Thode, and Frank Coye
Chairman, also County Auditor
Otto G.. Sharon.
On motion board adjourned un.
til 9 o'clock a. m, Dec. 18th 1918.
Board of County
Commissioners by
Frank Coye, Chm.
Attest:
Otto c. Sharon,
/cnn1 To.-%,,
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Sam Washburn, labor on
engine 5 so
Lee Craft, labor on grader 25 20
K II La Bau, labor on en-
oine 90 N
K H La Bau, repairs for
engine a as
Russell Grader Co. repairs
for grader 3 90
Standard Oil Co, easolene
and oils 1872 70
Unoreanized Road Fund
Standard Oil Co, easolene
and oils s q6 OF
Harold Buckmaster, labor
on grader Sc 40
J + Buckmaster, labor on
grader 66 5O
Emil Thode, labor on en-
CINE 66 so
Emil Thode, repairs for
engine II l8|
General Fund
Otto c Sharon, postage
Auditors office S 6 0OI
NIX Easthouse, office rent
States Atty 9 COL
Western School Co, office
supplies Co Supt 10 4SI
Farmers Tele Co, tolls and
rentals for Nov l3 2OI
Otto F Sharon, labor at
court house 7 sol
K N Rounds, hauling dirt
to court house IS 90
Charles Danner, labor,
claimed $500, allowed 4 OOI
On motion, Board adjourned
until l:30 o'clock p. m.
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rentals for Nov Is q
} Otto F Sharon, labor at
court house 7 81
} K N Rounds, hauling dirt
to court house IS O(
Charles Danner, labor,
claimed $500, allowed 4 OC
On motion, Board adjourned
until l30 o'clock p. m.
AT l:3O o'clock D. IN. Board re-
assembled as per adjournment.
All members present. Meeting
called to order bv the Chairman.
On motion, continuation cert.
flcate of the Interstate Surety
Company bond No. 40l8 of Cor
nneton Abstract Company for
S5,OOO.OO the period beginning
December 7th, 1918, and ending
December 9TH, 1919, was appro-
ved
On motion application of James
II Mendenhall for loan of $4,-
10000 of the Permanent School
fund on the South Half of South
East quarter of section three,
North half of Northeast quarter
OF section ten. NEA of SEA sec
ton 9. NJ of SWA, NWA of
SEA of section 10, SK of SEA,
SH of NWA of section 10, SH of
SWA of section 10, SH of SEA
NEA of SEA of section ten, all
in township 3 south of range l8|
east B. H. NJ, containing $50
acres; was approved.
On motion, the following reso-
luton was adopted
Resolution
Be 1t Resolved By The Board Of
County Commissioners of |
Jackson County, South Oak
ota, That
Whereas, petition signed by |
twelve freeholders of Jackson
County, State of South Dakota,
was filed with the County Audi.
tor OF Jackson County, South Da;
kota, and all proceedings had and
begun are now completed under
three, Chapter Seventeen
OF the Political Code of South
Dakota, pertaining to highways
not on the section or quarter sec
ton line
Whereas, the reviewers having 1
filed with the County Auditor of
Jackson County, South Dakotal
their report, and assessed the
damages to Casper Furrubotten 4
in the sum of $l2 so per acre for
the land belonging to him, where
the proposed highway shall go.
Therefore Be 1t Resolved by
the Board of County Commission
ers of Jackson County. South Da-
kota, that Casper Furrubotten be
and he is hereby allowed the sum
Of $3.50 per acre for damage /,
done by the reason of the afore-
said highway crossing his land,
and the County Auditor is hereby
instructed to draw a warrant to
casper Furubotten in the sum of
Continued on page 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
TrOt&ky Tells
Bella Kun TO
Fool Allies

VIENNA. May 22-"Hold out az
au costs Is the wireless word sent
to Bella Kun. Hungarian communist
leader 10y Leon Trotzky. Russian
Lolshevik minister OF war. I'M "a new
code arranged by sirplanc a week
ago. 80 that the allies might not in-
trrcopt MESSAGES. Keep on present
irc "a falr face TO the allies. thus
foolnE them, until we are In posses
SION of ROumanIa-'
Nikolai Lenine bolsheUk premier.
also sending words of hope 20
Eela Kun.
The Hunsariau Red army has or
Cer~ III is affirmed, TO Americans
here. 10 burn Budapest and Stay ali
hostages. and then scatter 10 the
-four winds. in case the attacks OF the
luIsheyik army in cast Roumania
fail. and also If the Serb-Czecno adj
vance succeeds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
To F IND MARKET
FOR STORED MEAT
Millions Of Pounds OF Meat
and Canned Vegetables
Now in Storage.

WASHINGTON. May 22-Nar-
kets are 20 be found in the CuteI
states. If possible for the millions
Of pounds Of meat and millions or
cans OF vegetables held by the war
department..
The department has roughly. 200
100000 pounds of meat and 100. 000.
p06 cans of vegetables. The last de-
partmcut statement was that there
were on hand II5.sfa.5 pounds o.
roast beef 1z76T,500 pounds OF
corned beef. 2O.Sz0.8O0 pounds o.
corncd beef hash and 47..I9.6.o
pounds Of bacon Some Of this s.nce
has been Sold.
ia "a recent statement 10 was said
the war department would trt Co tud
markets abroad for the meat. Later
DO was said this was merely q tsnra-
tive program.
To sell surplus.
Nov il was learned authoritative
I, the war department plans 90 sell
as much Of the surplus food prod
Gcis as possible i'm the United states
Packing houses 10 was stated.
through which the sales were TO be-
made. are not 10 be considered pri-
uarily IN the war department plan
as outlined today Sec'y of War Ba-
ker Is understood 90 favor distribu-
ton OF the food as directly as pos
sIble 20 the consumer
The war department hopes TO sell
large quantities Of food 10 state and
municipal governments for institu-
tIonal use and the departments viii
also seek markets closer 20 the con-
sumner The possibility that much
Of the food would Doe released for
actual public consumption was con-
s.dered likely
No Direct Change.
Department officials say the polio.
i- not q direct chanse from former
plans. IL IS understood that ther,
was misinterpretation of the plan
both in the war department and out
Of h.
Big packing interests have suf-
fered a reverse in their hopes by the
new outlining of the present policy.
The surplus war department meat
consisted according 10 "a statement
week ago. of 1900. 600 siN-pounc
cans. 17.330,0O0 two-pound cans.
5.600. 900 six-pound cans, $4,000. 600
-3-ounce cans, 10000 one-pound
cans and 4,25O.O0O 12-ounce cans o.
corned beef. 2O.SOO.OO0 pounds Of
corned beef hash in one and two
pound tins. 47.21962O pounds of ba-
con. S,6S6.O0O pounds of which is
Grated and stored in Columbus. Bal
tlmore and Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
INDIANAPOLIS MAN
HEADS ORGANIZATION

INDIANAPOLIS. May e2-John
30 webb. Indianapolis was elect
"a president OF the Indiana Institute
% Homeopathy at the closing ses-
sion OF the state convention OF the
organization, here Wednesday. 9th
en- officers elected are pr. T. O.. Can
tday. Newcastle. Hrst vice president
and T. & Talmadge Charlottesville,
secretary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
FLAMING HER DAY"

western Kentucky to Mississippi
valley and southern territory. Hi
nois and various other northern and
western states were ordered today
10y the interstate commerce com
mission
Rates assaiIed by the ohio valley
coal operators association i'm com
plant against the Illinois Central
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22

and several hundred other carriers.
were held by the commission 10 be
not unreasonable in themselves. but
unduly prejudicial as compared with
rates 10 competing points. Defer
rentals were prescribed, which Will
necessitate reductions TO bring the
various rates into harmony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
MARKED DECREASES IN
COAL RATES EFFECTIVE
NEXT SEPTEMBER

WASHINGTON May o. -
decreases effective sept L.,
in rates on bituminous coal from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
BOlSHEVlK REGIME
HAS NEW COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. May 21-Swed-
.sh press reports from TeIrograd
,is HeIsinEfcrs. transmitted 20 the
slate department Wednesday SAY
tho boIsheviki rccEime at PetroErad
has constituted committee FOR
,he defense Of the preletsriat" and
1l, visited it with broad powers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
From Caruso's power
to LADDERS wit!

From the thrill of the mightiest music
to the chuckles of the drolleSt comedy.
Through the whole gamut of music and
laughter, revealing as you 60 in the great
est beauty, the highest art, the merriest
laughter originated by the brain and heart
of man. This is your privilege if you have
Victrola, for it is chosen by the worlds
supreme artists as the medium Of their
genius.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
THOUGHT He
COULDN' 7 LIVE
TestIhcs That Plant Juice saved xsr
Husband Prom Che Grave

No one can realize how happy am
since my husband was cured by Plant
Juice said Mrs. John Cook, whose hus-
band was formerly one Of the best
known athletes in Pennsylvania until
stomach trouble sappcd his health and
strength. Mrs. Cook continued:
w" reside at 6202 Sutles street. Pitts
burgh. and any of the ncighbors will re-
call how my husband suffered until he
finally became so bad they they thought
he could not live. This trouble lasted
for seven years and he became badly ais
cuuragcd. His appetite was very poor
and h. could not keep anything on MS
Stunach--nOt even water.
HES heart was affected. he was chron-
ically constiraled and his liver was In
active
FINALLY. after We had read where
Plan. JJiv" had helped So many people
IN l'::tsuTrrh that We knew that suHer
Ct with tho same symptoms that ne nao
m! nv t. lr"i had told us Of how she
had been benefited by your medicine
q, .u,d (" 'ry II.
The very fiNst dose he noticed that
his stomach WAS b"t,"r and his appetIte
began L. improve. until now. he can cat
my KIND "f food and 1t agrees with hih'
lie told m" thar It has cured his trouoic
md the rrrmliy' sensation is now gone
and he feels good from morning until
night.
1T cured his liver trouble and cleared
un his complexion and since that time
he has enjoyed perfect health. We owe
our happiness to liant Juice and are
willing to toll anyone personally what
We think Of this wonderful medicine
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling AZ
c. IL Griest & Co.'S drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Or. G. c. Patton. Of Ashland has ar
rived here called by the serious illness
Of his sister. Mrs. Carrie Glffcn.
Mrs. George S,ratton and Mrs. Hollo-
way uf Flashing, Ohio. arc spending a
few days as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 4. Watson Of Elm street.
4 meeting Of the dry committees. pre-
cInct Chuirncn and inspectors. VIII be
held IN the Presbyterian church this
evening at 80 O'Clock.
ls"lIn Rannis. who is attending kiski,
will hc home to spend the week end WIS.,
ting with his mother.
Hr. II. t. MCDanlrls Of the First Bap-
tiSt church. IS improving nicely and Will
be able to hc out shortly
the Martins Ferry high school second
team and tho team from Mingo high will
clash at League Park This afternoon.
DR. BuZza. Of Pennsylvania. Will ad-
dress n dry mass meeting at the FIRST NJ.
f. church tomorrow evening.
hsoCial affair is planned 10 take place
nj Stcrlcs school house west OF this city,
tOnurra wCNrning.
Tho Maids and Matrons will br enter
tanned a, the homo OF Mrs. 8. It. Kerr. on
North Seventh street this afternoon at a
Halloween mt.
Tn" regular meeting of the Board or
Filtration was hold last night and all OF
Tho accumulated monthly business was
disposed OF.
Mrs Hill. of South Fifth street. is
spending f"w days visiting with
friends at Columbus. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
GAINESVILLE

Miss Stella Lohmire is spending this
week with friends at Martins Ferry. O.
Rev. {. W. Danf"rd went ~ Woods
field Sunday. 10 hold ;hc first quarterly
conference.
Mrs. w. l.. .1udkins. Of East South
street: was hpstcSs At 4 dinner Monday
evening. Til" guests Of honor were Bert
Paine and sister. Miss Bertha. who are
visiting az the HON" Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Rogers. covers were lad for
twelve.
Miss Mildred K""lIr. "t South N"st.
nut street. will entertain 4 number OF
her friends with a lIallow"'"" party to-
might;
M-. and Mrs. Stewart Smith and fam
ilv and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garrett. OF
GAINESVILLE. a.. are the guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac y. lager, Of Park
street.
This place. changed hands again Sa'ur.
day nj sht. Tho stock being bought by
parties from f'airm"n, W. Va. This
plant was formerly the Eastern OH"
Glass Company. and was leased to IN"
La Ruchr 90. for five years.
Miss Margaret Spencer will entertain
A number Of chr friends n h"r HON" on
East Main street. with llaliowe on
party Tonight.
Mrs |. II. RinrhIrt of Somerton.' was
shopping in town Wednesday,
Mr. Potts representing I'll" New
GAINESVILLE Provision 60. was a business
caller in town yesterday.
Carl WISE. Of tn" Diamond Match Co..
was in town this week on hU;ln"SS.
The sunday school class taught by
Charles Jaohlry. If tn" FIRST christian
church, Will have i Halloween party
tonight.
Rev. u e. whrmarsh went down to
Martins Ferry to attend ~" christian
ErhCavor convention Will h - hC!ng
held there. II" was "n" 1T THE princ!-
pal speakers Thursday evening.
Wad" Rushaia. 0f 'amhr.dE". O., came
down To visit his sister. Mrs. y. l..
kunwry.
quite few pr"pl" from this place
went down - Wh""!inE W. $day eve
ming Ia attend tn" opera at tn" Court
theatre. Among th"S" a't"nd,ng WERE"
Mr.. and Mrs. carl Smith. Mrs. =. i. Nor
rls, Miss BESSIE Bowman. Mrs. Ernest
Ely and daughter VirEin!a. Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson Bradfi"ld. MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Robinson. Mrs. LANES MrNi"Cr. Mrs.
Fay p,pcw and Miss clair Reed.
Rev. y. e. Wh!tmarCh WIS chosen az
chairman Of the Rcd Cross membership
drive which will TAX" plac" mkt week.
commencing sunday. November ID. and
continuing until November I'm. II is
hoped That every on" viii respond
promptly tu this worthy cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
viii Drug Perry High.

Wa will hOWN n" TWTF,, H.'V " 49,
football team "c M"rr'nS Ferry SA'.r
day afternoon. our h"!$ ar" a.. - ne
best OF condition. and h,H" 'ha' fiSh,anE
snjr,t and ability - fjEr; w"irh WI
mean bringing home the bacon Tor m"
Red and Black ,,:uh.
Such was the declaration last ntSn,,
OF Robert Kilgorc. !lEh school n"i; pa
and daughty capt0ii =: IN" *" a..
BLACK warriors. Hush - n"'. >h-h'E"'
Will complete me wc..E's pra'u>r n pr.
paration FOR thr t,.rry aa;,i". Wh'cH :
fhe biggest of IN" sraSua for ~" 10. 1.
team. Coach I.ayman has h"',; SIvtAS
rr:rtc6 hao th.r1 IN NIX Of cord. tioD.
TreY are ~ C~d"r"~tlmati"E ne
ssAcngt% O. II" Fry lm """ ,\rn%t
'ESS{sie roya.. b',: .,,u,.!iT vN:' - :" VIA
n victory b. d Ennl rNlrElH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

more, Md. as surety. upon executors
bond endorsed with waiver OF notice ana
consent Of surety. Cause heard. nm:
Co. has waived notice OF the, filing Of
said application and consents to the
prayer thereof that the allegations 81
said Application are true; ordered thh'
surety be released from liability upon
said executors giving new bond IL
sum Of $50 with surctlcs to anrp"Nal 81
this court. Bond in sum OF S2It with
Bcnj. \. Price and Fred Price as sure,
ties filed. Bond approved. and ordered
recorded. l. S. Fidelity & Guaranty 90.
released hcnccfnrth from liability on
former bond of executor.
Estate of Sarah J. Hutchinson. deccas-
ed. VIII and application 10 admit TO
probate flied with waivers of notcT;
us JIh IN n vs. Hs ws sGnr" IL; al Oh order
for notice returned and filed endorsed
with return of guardian and with copy
Of notice Of proof Of service thereof at
tached.
J. NJ. Turner. administrator VS.. EStair
Of J. +. Crowl, deceased. order Tor no
tice reformed and filed endorsed with
return Of administrato.
Catherine Duke Kcren. deceased. IN.
ventory filed. approved and ordered rec
orded.
J. =. Crowl. deceased. Inventory filed
approved and ordered recorded.
ISaneI Moore. ueFcis'u' EO'i VI ~,
LEGATION OF notice OF appointment filed
approved and ordered recorded:
Albert Dzicz!el, deceased. Proof OF
publication of notice. of appointment
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
Mary Adams. deceased. Proof Of pun
LEGATION OF notice of appointment flIed'
approved and ordered recorded.
Nathan AshCraft. deceased. lroof OF
publication Of notice Of appointment
filed. approved and ordered recorded. .
Clarissa Foster. deceased PROOF OF
filed, approved and ordered recorded.
J. ". Turner. administrator vs.. Estate
Of j. w. Darrah. guardian Of stephen
Hopkins vs His Ward ct ri. Irtitl"n
filed for allowance of claim of admin
istrator. Set for hearing Nov. -. l?lF.
at 10 a. M. Notice ordered and cause
continued. Motion Of plaintiff ,fiicd.
Motion heard and following named per
sons made parties defendant to-wlt
Margaret r. Howd"n. George i: Up
kins, Howard X. lIipklns. Jesse y. HIP
kins, Laura J. Rand. Flodic VI. Stewart.
and Frank s. Hopkins. Answer of Mar:
Garet X. Iinwdrn ct al filed. Answer OF
| Margaret II. Hopkins wife filed. cause
| heard, finding that due notice according
to law and former order Of court mas
been given to stephen Hipkins; that the
wife and all persons having next estate
! Of inheritance in real estate deScTlOru
| in petition have waived the notice ana
| consented To sale Of said real estate ana
! that all defendants are properly before
! the court: that allegations Of petition
arc true and sale of rca! estai" Will ne
! for wards best interest AppraiS"ment
! ordered. free of dnwr ufe Margaret II.
! Hopkins. Order of appra:scmcnt ISSUED
Cause continued.