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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25
Ell juicio contra unos empleadoS
de un f~errocarril

Continue Ell termino de prueba en-
81 iuicio Que Sc esta siguiendo en-
esta Corte contra algunos empleados
de la Compania del Ferrocarril IN
ternacional and Great Northern por
aiteraciones que hicieron en- las lis
tas de raya del departamentc de Ia
Heres. alteraciones que resultaron
perjuicio a dicha Compania por Ia
perdida de una cautidad que pasa de
mil pesos. Ell hecho que Sc perslgue
Sc hace consistir en- que ell Tomadcr
de TEMPO asignaba en- las listas de
rava a algunos trabajadores horas de
tempo extra que no habian trabaja-
do.
FL primero que ocupo Il silla sien-
do e~xaminado extensamente, fue IN
e~mpleado. Guien INDIGO el sistcma de
Que Sc observa en- las oficinas
de la Empresa. para dejar en- claro
la manera como Sc cometleron las
irregularidades.
Durante la tarde continue Ia COM
nulsa de los libros Y documentos que
Sc p~rescntaron al Jurado para apo.
var la prueba. operacion laborlosa,
pucs Sc Urata dc infinidad de listas
de raya, v que ocup6 toda la tarde
dc aver.
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Colpcada por su marido

Fue Nevada al hospita; una mujer
de color, para que fuese curada de la
lesion que recibi6 en- la boca. al pc
garlic su marido con una vasiJa de
barro LENA de aqua. FL narido de es-
ia mujer hugo antes de que la policia
llegase a aprehenderlo.
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.c sus,-ESaS, por ~ que las acuSauaS
ouedaron en- libertad en- observation
de su conducta futura.
Aver ell mismo abogado nos do
Ia noticia que sus %clientes hablan
sido nuevamente reducidos a prislon
acusandoseles ahora lie perjurlo'
pues en- sus declaraciones dijeron ba-
10 juramento que no habian penetra-
do a la tienda Y hay quien asegure
que 81 10 hicieron.
Esta nueya causa, como n ante
rior. sera vista probablemente en- la
Corte 81 de Distrito.
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CONCERTO

Para Ia no-hc del miercclcz = de los CO.
-7,crtes. - anuncia ca cl salon de ac;oS del
Co!cgio dc las Ursulinas. un concicrto dc
musica &c camara. On ei cue tomaran paTte
alurnas dc os maestroS Blitz Y Steinflt-
Ent-c los ciecutantcS. hay slglnos artis-
-. -nniranoS.
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,ATENcIoN! :ATENCIoNt
A CAS4RSE.
CatzloEo de darnas mexicanaS y ctras
nacionalidades ) extenSa Asta de ner-
moses nombreS.
Envienos IN DOLLAR so!amcnte = nos
otros e remiti-emoS. q vuc!ta dc CO.
rrec, nusstro complete ca'aloSo ma;rI-
nopisl con d~escripciones teta!Iadas. ~
, ToGRAFIAS. NOMBRES y DiREcClo-
! SES dc jovencs. senoras Y senOrItas
!, rey;ranas V De ot-as uaciouaiiiaccS, A.
! 1nas viudas de intachah!es antecedeH-
I Is. quienes Gesean ~eaCcrt-a- IN honr"-
! 10 y bucu esposO. I'd pUsde eSerloiT-
! 70 directamente a cuaiqciera de LAS
!, ' eont-zer IN mat-inonio fei5z en- cor
) 70 tempo. Sozacs diGaos de conflana
I ' nos dedicamoS 4 IN neSocio honrsdo
! ' hrito. No pernlita. pues. Que u Pc
I o,ena sums de Cn dollar este &c Po-
( medic entire I'D y su muy TosIo!e FL
IICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
I Escriba hoy mtSmo a:
RELIANCE CLUB.
Z .co~ %-S Los Angeles. Cal
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DEFUNCIONES

Emiha Nuucio. DC un ano DC cdad. murio
dc cntcritis l]juiatica. en- Ia cailc dc Guada-
Vpc @2l.
Guadalupe a. dc Il Gxrzs. DC diceinucve
amos de cdad. faIlccio dc meningitis simple
en- ia calie Dc Sur Colorado 22S.
Jovita Garcia. dc ochcnta y cinco amos nc
edad. faneci6 dc hcmorraSia cerebral. en- la
Gallo dc SUI Laredo 923.
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TARA TAMPICO

In los p-inne-os dias dc ia Sen1aHa pro
NINA. pa-tira de esta ciudad. -UnbO a "A
dr Tampiec. q Lie. Anaclcto MARTINEZ. E1'cn
"a rerrs1ecido en- san Antonio du-antc va
-i,s Sc-anaS.
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De REGRESO

Dcsruc< &c una brevc trmporada On Sta c'u-
dad. a IA quo vino cn husca dc saIUd. re-
y-cs6 4 Eagle PAS. acoupanadc dc sus IA
niIia-cS cl senior RcmiSlo Fernando.
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Regisiro Civil


Hoy a a contraer matrimonio. en-
Ia Residential de la nova, Guadalupe
St. 1925. ell Sr. Rufiro Ge Ia Vega
y Ia Srita. MatiaDa Herrera.
Eduardo Flores con Gert-udis Guerra.
Eycardo Tovar con Rafscia Fcna.
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soo.ah Ranalk
EN- SAN ANTONIO

Prucedentc &c Torre1n. = acompsnaGa de
81 hi5o. Don Manuel Castilon. lego r cS.a
= uediadoS DC Ia senana Ia sonora Best1Z
{. dc CaSill6n. Prpninentc DANA dc aQuc-
la SociedSG.
La sonora Dc Castin6n vicnc a pasa- una
b-svC temporada al iaio dc 81 hija. Ia Sc
nora Bcatri= c. d eGa-za Adapc. eSTosa del
D.. Salomc Cara A,daIv.
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VIAJERO

Aeaha de rcgresa- a New ErauntcS. acs-
nrs.s dc una b-cvc cs-2acia CT San Nuto-
MO. q P-ofcso- GrcSo-io J. ". Cardona, &C
sidentc &c Ia ncncionsGA ciudad.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

La Oficina Meteorological del Departments
de Agriculture de los Estados Unidos. pro-
porciona los datos que sigucn. como pron6s-
ticos para el tempo de hoy en- San Anto-
Mo y sus alrededorS: Ago caluroso dSpe-
iado. Maxine de IL temperature. - a 50
Vientos moderados y frescoS del Noroeste.
EFICIENTE es APPLICABLE inmediatamente.
no hsy peligro alguuo de infection Y las
hcridas conienzan q cicatrizar desde luego.
Para Ell uso del hombre y de los animales.
BOROZONE es e. antiseptico ideal y ci-
catriza6or dc las heridas- Comprslo I'd.
hov nismo y este liSto en- case de c~uslquie-
cmerceacia. De venta por la Botica San
Pedro. 30 ". Commerce St. San Antonio.
Texas. tAdf.j
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A...cr en- la tarde termino dc ser
vista la causa que qIchC pendien.
&c antier V que fue instruida contra
IN cx-soldado del Ejercito. quicn sc
hizo apareccr comp Official de Id pro-
pia institution para cl case de ejet-
Ger cicrtos actoS, EN- la creencia de
que las personals con qulenes trataba
no caerian en- la cuenta dc suposl-
cion de empleo. Durante la manana
dc aver Sc continue traoaJando con
las diligenciaS dc prueoa. l~eyendosc
algunos documeHtos que constan Gil
ell proceso Y por la tarde tuvleron
lugar los alcgatos, que estuvieron
muy renidoS.
A.gotados cstos, cl Jurado paso a
dcliberar, presentando al fin su We
redicto absolutorio, tomando cr cuen-
Ia para su resolution los servicios
prestados por el ex-soldado durante
la cpoca que ~pertenecio al Ejercito.
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NaCimientOS

No 80 rcEistrs-un on IA fccha naclmicnto'
en- Ia oficina rcsTcctiya dc IA ciudad.
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Procedca:c dc Ia ciudaG dc Sa!tiio. Goa
hula. : acompanaGo DC su ScnorS espoSa
Dora Angela G.. 6s Cara. sc cncucntTa en-
cta cIudad 81 senior Oscar GAIA.
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SANTORAL

DOMINGO. Mayo 25.-Go. del mes y 30.
despues dc Pascua.l Santos Gregorio VII
Papa C~onfesor y Urbano Papa Martir.
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rARA LAREDO. TENS

Despues dc aI=unos diaS DC permaroncia en-
csta ciuGad. salio para IA dc Laredo, Texas.
6ondc reside y cjerec su ministcro Fl 4.
=. Manuel Fiila-.
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CORTE FEDERAL

:. :. :. :. :. :. - = - = :. :. = :
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TAKEN uP--Qne red cow with
brockeI face, branded | on left hip.
Bobed tail. Owner may have same
by paying for this ad and damage.
Frank hickman, Sec. Is, T 43, r 28,
Wood. 8. ". 4s 81
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! still have some more of those fine
thoroughbred, regal strain, White
Wyandotte cockrels for sale, The
kind that Is white and stays white,
Prics $50 each. Mrs. l.. w. Rhoads
Wood, s. D. Al 3tp
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SANTYA ITEMS.

II, Week was a Wood caller Friday.
w. Ii. LOOMS was a Wood caller
Friday.
We sure are having some fine wealth
er for January
Mrs. VIM. Bauman and Dora were
TO Wood, Monday.
Goldie LOOMS was a caller at Bau-
mans Sunday evening.
Charlie Ray and family called at
the GilIen home, Sunday.
Christ VOLTS are all w and around
again after having the flu
Mat Gillen and wife was a Murdo
caller, Thursday of last week.
w. III. LOOMS butchered two hogs
fec Csipkes one day last week.
Hannes Thomson took dinner at
the w. II. Loomis home Sunday.
George Springer and Hannes Thorn
sen went to Murdo, Thursday i'm the
formers car.
Helen Csipkes spent Sunday with
her friend Goldie LOOMS and a fine
time was had.
Mrs. w. III. LOOMS is on the sick
list. She has not been feeling well
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Week and son
Renard visited Sunday at the VIM.
Bauman home.
VIM. Bauman took a load of hogs to
Murdo Thursday, and found the road
TO b. very bad.
Christ Wolf took two crates OF
chickens to Murdo. Thursday. They
sure were fine chickens.
w. II. Loomis has a very sick horse
and don't seem to be able to find out
what is the matter with it.
Eggs are plentiful in Pleasant Val
ley, and let this nice weather keep on
and the egg basket will be more than
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WHITE RIVER ITEMS

Mrs. G. E. Richards is on the sick
list.
The County Commissioners met In
White River last week.
Last Wednesday was a reta)d letter
day in White River-the mail arrived
from Murdo.
Mrs. Selby Gallagher nee Kelley,
arrived Wednesday after an absence
of about ten days.
The Board of Directors Of the Mel
lette County State Bank held their
annual meeting last Tuesday.
Harry Rasmussen is in White Riv-
er having spent some time in train
ing camp. He is glad he is here.
Monday Mr.. John Hight received
the sad new of the death of his son
Glen. at Bushnell, Nebraska. He
was killed in an elevator.
The members of the w. d. w. Club
were entertained at the Hutchinson
home Thursday evening, January 9th
In honor Of Geraldine's. birthday.
Great poles are laying in the streets
of White River. New workmen have
arrived and the much talked Of cleo
trio lights will Vol be a reality.
The Congregational Ladies Auxilery
will serve all kinds of pie, sandwiches
and coffee in the Auditorium, Satur-
day, January 18th. The public is in
vited.
The Fireman's ball held Friday
night vas a decided success. The
musicians were delayed on account Of
car trouble, but everyone said the
music was fine and all danced till the
wee sma' hours.
NThe following merchants of White
River have gone on a cash basis, be-
ginning the first OF the year: M. l..
O'Reil'ey, L. b. Holland, G. L. Spear
and John S. Hight. Coupon books
are sold at a discount.
The box social given by the pupils
of the White River school was a de-
cided success, socially as well as finan
sally. Everyone who attended had
a good time and about 800 was raised
This money will be used to pay for
the Encyclopedia purchased by the
school.
The members Of the Congregations
al Choir met at the holue Of Mr., and
Mrs. DENLY, Wednesday evening. At
the close OF choir practice a delicious
lunch was spread In honor Of Mr.. Guy
Hutchinsons birthday. 1t was a jolly
occasions. The remainder OF the even
ing being spent in games.
A Good Roads Association has been
formed in the county. The plan is to
build a good auto road east and west
across Mellette county. This meets
the approval of all auto owners and
the saving In wear and tear Oh cars
brought about by ha ving,better roads
will amount to many hundreds OF
dollars.
Some public spirited citizen should
install q good clock so we can allkeep
III watches together and get to
church at the same time. Somevaof
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BUTTE VALLEY ITEMS

A. j. Krieger was in Wood, Satur
day night.
Elworth Cordes was a Wood caller
Saturday.
Charles Cordes was a Carter visitor
Saturday.
Everyone is enjoying the nice sun
shine these day..
Ray Rankin was a Sunday afternoon
caller at Horizons.
Mr.. Weed was a caller at the sheep
ranch last Thursday,
Mr.. Jongewaard and daughter An
ma were In Wood; Saturday.
Milton Cordes and Miss May were
kodaking In the vicinity OF Chiffon
Sunday.
VIII Horton has gone into the sheep
business, having purchased a few
from Mr.. Wainwright.
Cecil Skull visited with Jack VAIN
wright, Sunday. MI Scull is ia Win
ntr after a load OF freight.
Mrs. Rigler and daughters returned
SATURDAY, from Nebraska T'heyfounc
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BAD + OROWLS

VIM. Meyers baby has been sick.
John Mclean went. to Wood last
Monday.
We are certainly having some nice
weather this week.
Ask Charley Chaplin what his plans
are for next spri ng.
There seems to be a kerosene famine
In this neighborhood.
Bob Ritts had a valuable horse tc
die in Winner, Friday.
Charlie Chaplin and j. r. Retz spent
Friday night at Witten.
Narcisse Jackson was a Wood caller
Tuesday and Wednesday.
A. b. Chaplin spent Wednesday
evening at the Retz home.
John Mclean and Mrs. Pratt were
callers at this school, Wednesday.
James Peacock, after an absence Of
a few days, returned home this week.
j. R. Retz and family spent Thurs
day evening with the p. G. Mcdonald
family.
p. G, Mcdonald and family took
dinner at the Vanderzee home last
Sunday.
Charlie Chaplin and Dave Kitto are
building fence for p. G. Mcdonald
this week.
Mrs. P. G. Mcdonald and Mrs. j. r
Retz were callers at the billiard home
Tuesday evening.
Joe Mcdonald and the Retz family
spent Sunday evening at the p. G.
Mcdonald home.
During the absence Of our postmast-
er, Frances Mcdonald has been car
ing for our local post office.
Those from Bad Nation who were
In Witten Saturday, were: Harry
Williams and family, Paul Meyers,
Jim Peacock, Jesse .Rhineol, Charlie
Chaplin, Bob Ritts and John r. Retz.
p. c. Mcdonald has been having
trouble all his own here lately. He
lost five calves with the black leg and
also lost a cow, and now Pat is afraid
one Of his hired men has the black
leg, OF is liable toget it.
George Gillespie was in this neigh.
borhood, Monday, selling meat. lie
charges TWENTY-FIVE cents a pound fol-
mutton. That is better thin paying
forty-ive at the butcher shop. He
was also selling the History of the
War" a book every family should
own.
After many months of suffering
from that dread discs, tuberculosis,
Willie Claymore quietly passed away
Tuesday night. Tie deceased is sur
vived bv an aged father and n lit,
tie daughter The community join
In extending sympathy to the bereav-
ed parent and child in this their hour
Of sorrow.
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j. G. Wainwright and son Jack
were successful in running down a
coyote In their pasture last week.
Most people in this Valley would
be glad 10 see these big drifts melt to
and 20 fill the dams and water holes.
RolIa Hedrick came odt from Win.
ner, Thursday night, and stayed over
night at Andy Pearsons. He has
been rail roading in California for the
past five months and will spend about
ten days in visiting old frienis in
Butte Valley before he returns.
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sUdlhlllS boNI Vi i'm. ~ "ouiu w q
good advertisement for a place of
business to be referred to as 1.-The
place where you can get the right
time"
Two iron posts with 'arge glass
globes at the top have been set on
Second and Main Street in White
River. One in front of the Mellette
County State Bank, the other at the
White River State Bank. Those lang
uishing for the bright lights Of the
city may have their fondest dreams
realized when the current Is turned
on az a date not vecy far distant.
CToo late for last week.
A Happy New Year.
Rev. Fl. G. VanValkenburgh drove
Owe from Wood, Friday to his ranch
west of the river.
Mrs. Robert Jones will entertain
the members of the Ladies Auxillery
Thursda afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Loretta Brown is spending a
few days with Mrs. Perry, during her
husbands attendance at the legisla-
ture.
Mrs. Selby Gallagher was called to
to her late home in Chamberlain on
account of the death of her sister last
Saturday.
No mail since Christmas. On ac-
count Of snow, trains have not been
able to reach Murdo. There will be
many belated Christmas packages.
The little d daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Cation who has been sick in the
h' me Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Anders,
is reported to be rapidly recovering.
The eldest son of Chas Shouldes
died recently of influenza. He was
buried in the White River cemetery.
The bereaved parents have the sympa
thy of the entire community.
The Beecher Congregational Club
entertained in Bnrnetts Hall Christ
mas n ght, Those present report a
very enjoyable evening. This Club Is
a social organization of the Congrega-
tional church and will meet bi-month
ly.
Miss Dessa Kelley and Selby Gala
CHER were married at the home Of the
brides parents in Chamberlain. Miss
Kelley vas formerly associated with
the Mellette County State Bank as
ASSISTANT cashier. They arrived In
White River In time to celebrate
Christmas in Happy Hollow. Their
many friends wish them much happi.
nes,.
A number of the boys about town
presented Rev. Charles e. Richards,
known as "Big Dick" with q purse.
same being a reward of merit for be.
ing able to ''attend to his own bust.
ness" Brother Richards appreciated
the New Year offering, his acknow.
Judgement Of the gift appearing In
the columns Of the White River News
last week.
The pews for the Congregational
church of this city have been ship.
p'd. Up to date the old reliable
planks and nail kegs have been press.
ed into service, but we are pleased at
the prospect Of more comfortable seats
soon to be installed. Sunday witness
ed the good results from New Years
resolutions In greater numbers and
interest In Sunday School.
You are In sited Sunday at 1880;
preaching Immediately after.
We are one year older, one year
wiser, and-let us hope-one year bet
Ter than at this time last year. The
world Is sadGer, and poorer lin ma.
terial wealthy but surely we may look
a better world In the new year be-
'ore us. Let us hope that the world
9eace which has cost us so dearly will
every nook and corner of the
Aa
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LOCAL ITEMS
As taken frCm anOtIers lip,
And 10 ted down upon a slip;
And IL someone has lied to us.
Please shun this ONCE when you GUS,

Francis Coleman was over from
Murdo, Tuesday.
Eric Broadball OF White Rive
was in town Tuesday.
f. g. Thomas went to Winner, las
Thursday on the stage, expecting t.
go to Omaha, OH business,
]. B. Brown is again able to be a
his store after being housed up for
week with an attack of the flu,
When in Winner go TO Feeney'
Confectionery for q good cigar, a MIC
box of candy,or fresh fruits. 2lt
Automobile service between herr
and Winner has been resumed. Th'
first car made the through trip SatuI
day,
w. FL. r. Hicks returned Monda,
from Scales Mound, Illinois, where
he had been to spend the HOLIDAYS
with his family.
Merrill Kaufman is again able to bs
at the bank, after being confined tt
his home for several days with a milo
attack of the FIJI.
Moses Stranger Horse who has beer
in training at a camp in, Florida, a
rived home Monday. He is lookinG
we'll and says he enjoyed his stay in
camp.
John Height and wife of White
River passed through town Monday
enroute home from Bristow, Nebrasks
where they had been to attend the
funeral Of a son who met death in az
elevator accident.
Jos. Week returned from Winner
Thursday of last week, and brought
out several freighters with him, load
ed with merchandise for tho Cooper
alive Store here. He reported tht
roads in very bad condition,
Rolla Hedrick arrived here Thurs
day on the stage from Truckee, Cali
%fornia, where he has been breakman
on the railroad, and says he has beer
doing we'll. Rolla is here to look at
ter his interests, and expects to re
turn to California shortly,
George Abourezk who has been il
trading at Camp Funston, Kansas
arrived here Wednesday to visit with
his mother who is here visiting bel
brother G. Abourezek. He has n
ceived an honorable discharge from
the sereice and expects to re engage
liz business.
1t is reported that soma cattle
whose owners failed to put up any
hay last summer, expecting to pull
their stock through the winter by Al
lowing it to "rustle" their feed, are ID
very poor flesh for this season of the
year, and stockmen predict heavy
losses in herds of this kind before
grass comes again. While there was
lots OF hay put up last summer, per
haps more than ever before, and as
much more was left standing in the
meadows &c rot down, il is gener
lily predicted that hay in the spring
will command a very high price, If
obtainable at all.
We are in receipt Of letter from
Fritz Lyons, in which he states that
be received bis discharge from Uncle
Sans service on December 18th, and
be is now enjoying . visit with his
parents at Mslmo, Nebraska. Fritz
certainly enjoyed his army
life and is highty glad he got what
little experience he did, and only 70
yrets that be did rot enter the service
ooner. He states that he expects to
eturn to Mellette county In the sprinE
I'd re-engaee ID tho cattle business.
/ is q fact that practically every sold
u boy Who waot into ~theservice from
fellafto comfy. seemo mighty anx-I
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FOR sALE-A few thoroughbred
Buf Orpington cockrels, the big kind
olso three big tom Turkeys, the big
6ronze, Price W for oockrels, and 30
Tor toms. Gall or write, w. j. Egles.
ton, Cody, 8. D. 49lf
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TAKEN UP-White faced BULL a.
bout Is months old, has long boris.
M brands. Owner can have same by
paving for this notice aud keep. Geo
Moore, Wood, s. d. AZ a.
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STRAYED-One brown mare bran
ded B bar on left shoulder and CIV
on left side Of neck. Weight 1000
lbs. IS reward. Notify j. A. House
2 a. 0 miles east of White River and
I. nj 3 north west of Happy Hollow
Charch. 4stf
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FOR SALE-Tractor with four
bottom breaker; also separator. All
new last spring. Or will exchange
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
NOTICE For Publication.

Department of the Intarior,
U,S, Land OfHce at Gregory. south Dakota
January 4, l9l9
Notice Is hereby given that Frank HakI. of
WOOD, s, d., who. on April 10, 1912. made Home
stead Entry. No, o6423- Chamberlain. 07SV7-
gregory nor n i =, Section II, Township AIN,
notfce pf Intention omake Wye-year Proof,
% essenftsb claim to the land above described
betore Fred @. KircA, u. s, Commissioner at
RS Office At Wood, \. D.. on the 2lst day OF
Claimant names as witnesses; Frank q.
tkiehardsQn. William Fredrickson, Gilbert L.
watson, Frank Paseka, all OF Wood, y, Oak,
trgoI made according to law under which
entry was made, 80 ~
xas Edwin N, sTAReHRR,
wv Register,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

! ESrRAYE D-Cattle branded
NC or j. on the left side, or
L-T on right side. Suitable reward
will be paid for Information leading
to recovery OF stock bearing these
brands. Matt dillen, Wood. B. d.
82tf
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

FOR SALE--Fine quarter of land
two miles from Wood; plenty.o Of good
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-17

ESTRAY-l % and z heif ,rs, all
Herfords branded u on left side or
hip Notify j j. Fl. Sheldon,
Wood. 8. ID. 33tf.