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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-16
SUMMONS

State of south Dakota "a.
County Of Mellette .
In Circuit Court. Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Fred c. Kirch. Plaintiff
Wood Towusite & Land
Co, a corporation,
Defendant.
THE sTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT;
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint o. the plaintiff which
was fled In the office OF the Clerk Of this Court.
at White River. In Mellette county, South Da-
kota, on the 9th day OF May, 1922. and which
prays for q judgement, q%uietins title TO and
the determination of all adverse claims against
the premises described in the complaint. situ-
ate Ia said county and state, to-wft: Lots 10:
n aud 1871 Block 9 In the original town OF
Wood, south Dakota, as per the recorded plat
thereof. and to serve a CODY Of your answer TO
said complaint on she UNDERLINED at his Office
In the town Of White River. Mellette County.
within thirty days after the completed service
OF this summons upon you. exclusive OF the
day " such service and II you fall 70 answer
said complaint within that time. the plaintifi
will apply 70 the court for the relief Demanded
I'm the complaint. @. h. KRLL
15-6t Attorney Tor PlainCu.
r. o Address: White River. Mellette County.
South Dakota.
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Friday. SIN SEPARATES.
Your iniquities have separated
between you and wour God,
and your Sins have hid His face
from you, that He will not
hear.-Isaiah 59:2.
Saturday. GUARD THE
TONGUE:-Keep thy tongue
from evil, and thy lips from
speaking guile. Depart from
evil, and do good; seek peace,
and pursue it.-Psalm 34:l3, Ia
Sunday. A SURE GUIDE
Commit thy way unto the Lord;
trust also III Him, and He shall
bring it to pass. Rest in the
Lord, and wait patiently for
him.-Psalm 1915 z.
Monday. BE CHARITABLE
brethren, if a man be over
taken in a fight, we which are
spiritual restore ST. "A a one in
the spirit of meekhess; consld-
ering thyself, lest thou also be
tempted.-Gal. 6:1.
Tuesday. BEGIN THE DAY
RTGHT:-Cause for me to near
thy lovingkindness in the morn
ing; for in thee do | trust;
causes me to know the way
wherein | should walk; for |
lift up my soul to thee.-Psalm
143:S IS.
Wednesday. ROAD TO Sue
CESS:-Commit thy way unto
the Lord; trust also in Him;
and He shall bring it to pass.
Rest in the Lord, and wait pa
tiently for Him.-Psalm 81 IS, Z.
Thursday. STAY WITH THE
L0RD:-The Lord is with
you, while We be with him and
ii We seek him, he will be found
Of you; but if We forsake Him.
lie will forsake you.--2 Chron.
1872.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-06-16
SUMMONS.

J state OF South Dakota, 90
County OF Mellette
In Circuit Court. Eleventh Judicial Circuit.
Melette County, an organized county
OF the State OF south Dakota.
Wood Townsite & .LandCo,a corpo-
ton, Defendants.
THE eTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby ummoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, which
vas aled IN the office OF She Clerk OF this
Court. at White River, in Mellette county,
South Dakota, ON the 4th day Of May. 1929, and
| which pra IS for a judgement Quieting the title
10 and the determination OF all adverse claims
against the premises described in the com
paint, situate In said county and state to-wit:
Lots IL to isinclusi"e In Block I; lotsl to I in
| elusive. lot q. lots 8 10 IL Inclusive, lots IS TO "a
| inclusive In Block 2; lots | TO "a inclusive In
Bloc. .; lots ] TO 5inclusive. lots to, 9inclu-
| sive, lots Is to "a inclusive In Block S: lots / TO
2iinelusive In Block q; Lot s. lots 10 TO IA in
elusive. lot 22 in Block Z: Lots TO q inclusive
lots s TO ii inclusive, lots Is TO % inclusive IN
Block 8: Lots 1 90 Q tnclusivein Block 9, Lot 4
lots 8 TO az inclusive in Block 10; Lots |, 2. 4,
| and lots 8 to 8 inclusive and lots 10 TO % incla-
sive In Block II: Lots l to 70 inclusive In Block
| 3 inclusive In Blockl4. oil in the original town
| Of Wood. South Dakota, as per the recorded
! plat thereof. Lots 1 TO 8 inclusive and. Lots 7
TO IL inclusive in Block 1: Lots l. 2, and Lots I
| to 6inclusive and Lots s TO 10 inclusive. Lots l3
| TO IA inclusive and lots Is to % inclusive In
Block 2: Lots l TO 8 inclusive, Lots s to 10 In
elusive, Lot 16. Lots Is to - inclusive In Block
3: Lots / and 2, and Lots 5 to Is inclusive Ia
Block 4. all In the FIRST Addition TO the town
OF Wood, south Dakota, as per the recorded
| plat thereof. and to serve q copy OF your an
swer TO said complaint on the undersigned at
his office In the town Of White River. Mellette
| County. South Dakota. within thirty days AZ
ter the completed service ofthis y upol
IL yOu fail to answer said complaint within
that time the plaintiff will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded in the comolaint.
l5-6t g, y. KEEL,
states Attorney OF Mellette County, South
Dakota p. o. White River. South Dakota
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Annual School Election

/. Notice is hereby given that the an
nual school election of Berkeley school
District No. 3, will be held at the
Butte Valley s~choolhouse between
tie hours of two and five o'clock p.
M, on Tuesday, June 20, 1922, for the
purpose of electing one Chairman OF
the Board, and t~ransacting such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting. Claude Stills, Clerk
Berkeley School Dist. No. 3. 20-e
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NO-MAN'S-LAND

John Ham was q caller at Carter,
Sunday.
John Ham was a Wood shopper,
Monday.
Miss Angelina Emery is staying at
the Hare ranch at present.
We have had three heavy rains the
past week and the ground is soaked.
John Ham was a caller at Jerry
Ioskan's s, Friday.
Miss Angeline Emery visited with
Grace Ham. Sunday.
People are cutting their alfalfa,
which is a good crop.
John Ham listed corn for VIM
Hare, the first of the week.
Small grain and grasses are look.
NC fine in No-Man STAND.
Mrs. VIM. Hare and Miss Angelina
Emery autoed to Wood, Monday.
Raymond and Madeline Ham were
dinner guests at Hare's, Sunday.
Ozro and Clarence Wilson were cal
lers at Mrs. John Hams, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham and Angelina
Emery were Wood shoppers, Wednes.
day.
John Ham was q caller at Hare's,
Thursday evening and delivered the
mail.
Miss Grace Ham visited with Miss
Angelina Emery at the Hare ranch,
Friday.
Miss Grace Ham delivered mail al
The Hare's, Tuesday, for which she
has our thanks.
Mrs. Joncschiet has been out to the
ranch the past few days, helping AL
bert with the work.
Some of the items are a week old
as we have had no chance to SEND
| them in on account of the rain.
There was a mistake in last week:
items. Mr.. Koskan bought corr Of
Frank Hickman, instead of cows.
There is a lot of breaking beine
| done in this locality this spring. AL
bert Joneschiet is making his farm
look black.
MI. and Mrs. Hare and Miss An
Feline Emery autoed to Wood, Sunda,
to church, and had dinner at L. O
Dustrude's.
Mrs VIM. Hare and Angelina EN-
cry autoed to the Aeschbacher ranch
Sunday, and also called at S. r. Lang
ley's for seed corn.
Frank Ham Of Dallas was up Wis
ting his brother, John, last Sunday
Miss June Ham accompanied hin
home to visit for a while with friends
There is going to be a lot of lat
corn, as the planting is not half don
vet, but there is time enough yet a
|, crops grow mighy fast here when W
!, have the moisture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Koskan wel
callers at the Hare ranch and brougl
. their mail. There were 100 Brow
Leghorn chickens which the Hare
sent for to the Lupe Valley hatcher
> Quite an accident happened at Il
Ham ranch on the Dawson plac
Sunday. Mrs. Ham was making son
candy and set it on the floor to COO
when little Lester stepped back in
the pan. He burnt his foot qui
: badly. Mrs. Ham rushed him to &
y Hare ranch, where Mrs. Hare a
ministered first aid. The little fellc
is doing as well as could be cxpecte
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Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
q. 8, Land Office at Gregory, South Dakota
April %. 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph A, Ed
monds.J III. o Wood, 8. d.. who. on June 30th, 1918
made Homestead Entry No. 0lli20 for r y NE
i section ~. Township %0-N. Range T-W,
OF Intention TO make Three-Year proof 70
establish claim to the land above described,
before Fred c. Kirch. u. 8. Commissions. ct
Wood. 3. D., on the 2<th day Of June ie22.
Claimant names as witnesses: James /. Orr,
Ray Gailbraith. Ray Rankin, Patrick @. Me-
Donald, all OF Wood. 8. ID.
Proof made underAct June 8. 1912.
i4-6 JOHN WIDLoN, Re0&stsi
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Free advice is seldom worth it's cost

Free advice is seldom worth it's cost
All women look alike to men who
can't see.
Success breeds confidence until il
is misuscd.
When dhty calls most of us arc
Eard OF tearing.
Keep ro,ing, or the world will run
off and leave you.
It is difficult for a filthy heart to
produce a clean mind.
Beauty that is skin deep seldom
fades. 1t washes away.
Poverty is not a crime, but many
people treat it as such.
The worst of y worries are over
things that never happen.
lie optimistic as to the future. Pes
snIsm gathers no moss.
Keep in touch with the world if you
don't want to be touched.
People who hit the high spots often
ind 'hesmelves in the low ones.
When a fellow fights for the best
lie often gets licked by the worst.
Prices continue to come down, they
say. Soon We may be able to see them
A word to the wise is sufficient
provided it is not uttered by a fool
Don't throw your money to the
birds. 1t is bad for their digestion
Every few weeks a new row break.
out in some European peace confer
ence.
There is method in madness. bur
many people are not sane enough t.
see it.
Let not your right hand know wha
your left hand doeth. 1t might fee
ashamed.
Some people do not appreciate wha
IS done for them. They don't Ik
to be ssdone.n
Tell the truth at all times, is goo,
advice. But tell it to the right pei
son is wisdom.
Get busy and step lively. Tn
world owes you only that which yo
are abb. to get.
Good roads are possible only unds
good officials. Watch. your vote Q
well as your step.
Those War fraud millions are s:i
ocearying the public. mind and I.
pockets Of the thieves.
IN this county the office ney
seeks The Il simply endures Iii
along with is other Affections.
Never rub your friends feathe
tie wrore way. Tie cankcr benca,
tho gloss is hot pleasant to see.
People can not DE expected to !
spect the law of the land unless tn,
are first taught to respect thel
seIseR. I.
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Reg. No. 126; Tuition Fund, Reg.
No. 142. Interest ceases ten days
from date of notice.
Dated June /, 1922. R. Week, Treas.
1913
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Warrant Call

Notice is hereby given that all out
standing warrants against Riverside
Civil Township, Mellette county,
South Dakota, are hereby called for
payment: AlPGeneral Fund warrants
from Register No. 2 to u, inclusive.
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Warrant Call

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Cody Civil Township warrants
are hereby called for payment: Gen
eral Fund, Register Nos. 5, 6, 9, 10,
IL, II and l3. Interest will cease
June Is, 1922. w. III. Smith, Treas.
1913
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Interest ceases June 20, 1922. VIM.
Kemnitz, Treasurer Riverside Town
ship. 1913
Warrant Call

Notice is hereby given that all out
standing warrants of Wood school
district No. /, Mellette county, South
Dakota, are hereby called for pay
ment, up to and including register
No. $50. Interest will cease June II,
1922. M. ID. Payne, Treasurer.
1873
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All warrants against Cody School
Dist. No. z, up to and including Reg
lister No. as follows: General Fund,
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
MISS MARICTNM MIL ER
~ " SALLY"
NEW AMSTERDAM;
To Feature Miss Mary Hay
In Popular Musical Show

Miss Mary Hay. whose personal sue
cess In the role OF Barbara in Mario
laine" has been one OF the outstanding
features in this musical comedy 1T the
Broadhurst Is reported IN line for stellar
honors at the hands OF Russell Janney.
producer OF "Marjolaine." In fact. Miss
Hays name viii soon go up In the cleo
trio lights at the Broadhurst.
Miss Hay. who has been on the stage
only three years. first attracted atten-
tion in the ziegfeld Nine O'Clock
Revue" at the New Amsterdam. Later
she appeared in sally For q brief
time she deserted the stage for tho
screen and acted before the camera for
ID. w. Grlfflth's way Down East" dur
ing which engagement she married Rich
ard Barthelmess.
Next Tuesday evening at the Brad
hurst Theater "Mariolaine' will cele-
brate its one hundredth performance In
New York, and In honor OF the event
Miss Hay is giving n big theater party
TO her stage and screen associates VINO
happen TO be free to attend the theater.
Among her guests viii be Lillian nno
Dorothy Gish, Mae Murray, Norma and
Constance Talmadge. Eugene OBrien.
Miriam Battista, Vera Gordon, Efne
shannon and Nine. Nazimova
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Stars as ModeIs<for
Masonic Fashion Show

Masonic fashion exposition and
beauty bazaar will be held al Madison
Square Garden, May to f3, inclusive.
The Grand Master and his officers look
to this 70 obtain funds for the main
tenance of the new sf.000.000 Soldiers
and Sailors Memorial Hospital at Utica
and maintain the Masonic floor of the
new Broad Street Hospital In this city.
The amusement committee IN COM
posed OF A. L. Erlanger. George NJ.
Cohan. Sam Fl. Harris. Irving Berlin.
Eddie Cantor. Roland West, William p.
Friedlander. Richard Bennett. Sam A.
Scribner. Edgar J. MacGregor. Sidney
r. Ellfss, A. Il. Aarons. Mark A.
Leuscher. Chester de Nvonde, Sargent
Aborn. Marc Klaw and Harry Seamon.
A fashion promenade, twice daily. Will
be given by internationally famous de-
signers. Stars of the stage and screen
will appear as models They include
Cleo Mayfieid, Marguerite Clayton. Fay
Marbc and others. Besides the fashion
parade. amusement novelties will be
presented. Bachmans band will give
popular concerts during the event, and
an aerial circus will DO presented each
day under the dome OF Madison Square
Garden. The latest. IN radlophone AMI
wireless apparatus will be demonstrated
will be the original Masonic goat .
shown for the first time In the history
OF the order. Many Of the much adver-
tised degrees will DO explained hy
members OF the craft.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Potash and PerImutter
Comedy in Brooklyn

Barney Bernard and Alexander Carr.
reunited by the Selwyns. IN association
with A. II. Woods, in another Po,csh
and PcrlnsWtter comedy. will appear at
the Majestic Theater this week for the
first metropolitan presentation of Part
ners Again" by Montague Glass and
Jules Eckert Goodman. II is destined
for Manhattan later.
'Iightnin'" returns to the Montaulv
Theater tomorrow night with Milton
Mobiles. Miss Bessie Bacon and the same
cast that. introduced the comedy to
Brooklyn audiences last autumn. The
engagement Is for brief period. The
first four night performances will be
under tho auspices OF the Guild Of the
Long Island College Hospital OF Brook
Ign.
Miss Jane Cowl In "Smilin' Through"
will be the attraction at Teller's Shu-
bert. This will be her first return to
the metropolitan district In this ro-
mantle comedy in two seasons.
Gus Van and Joe Schenck viii return
to vaudeville at the Orpheum. others
will be Maryon vadic and Ota Gygi,
assisted by Portia Manifold. dancers
VIII NJ. Cressy with Blanche Dayne. and
James p. Conlin and Myrtle Glass.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
O'NeiIPs The Hairy Ape
Goes to Plymouth Theater

Eugene o'Neilrs latest play. THE
Hairy Ape" will begin public engage
ment under the direction Of Arthur Hop
kins at tho Plymouth Theater this week,
opening at q special Easter matinee to-
morrow afternoon. In moving uptown
from the Provincetown Playhouse this
comedy OF ancient and modern life"
VIII continue a run at the Little Theater
In Macdougal street which has surpassed
that OF The Emperor Jones' By the
same author. last year.
The text OF the play will be kept in
tact at the Plymouth. Louis Wolhelm
will continue IN the role OF Yaris the
stoler. Cariotto Monterey will replace
Mary Blair as Mildred Douglas and Gall
way Herbert will play the role OF the
cockney instead Of Harold West. The
remainder OF the cast win be the same.
Several Of the scenes have been rebuilt
by Robert Edmond Jones and Cleon
Throcxmorton 10 take advantage Of the
larger stage.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Musical Plays and Wronged
Woman Theme Still Popular
Ideas Appear to Be Scarce When Successful Comedy
Almost Invariably Becomes Play With Music
and Finally Motion Picture
BY LAWRENCE REAMER.

public always for form OF diversion IN the
theater the Others Musical comedy
OF either element be
the attitude OF the public toward
ulessly
plays aousing but ukewar interest the
paygoerg
public enjoy what its taste How we'll
unde
certain popularity
blend OF existence for the result
searching establish
successful with He said It would to establish
other kind Of
popular Sally for instance would
metropolitan
their idea
prosperity?
frivolous diversion
ate ALL is. s investigate.
Miss
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Sees Chorus as
Training School
for Prima DOnnaS
Arthur Hammerstein Believes
Ensemble Is Fine Place for
Potential Stars.

Arthur Hammerstein. producer OF the
musical comedy. "The Blue Kitten" at
the Selwyn Theater, is a firm believer
in the potential value OF the chorus
giri--or rather 'lady OF the ensemble"
as he prefers to call her.
I'm The Blue Kitten" observes Mr..
Hammerstein, IL have two principals
who at one time were playing thinking
parts In musical comedies and I consid-
er them all the better for It. AS q mat
ter OF fact. can think OF no better
school for a young girl wishing to be-
como a prima donna than the chorua
BY the time she has been In several
productions under the direction OF such
men as Julian Mitchell. Edward Royce.
Leon Enrol or Jack Mason. for example.
she has had a splendid schooling free
Of charge In all sorts OF dance steps
Furthermore. during the public per-
formances. she has had the best OF op-
portunities to note the methods IN sing
ing and acting OF the principals to
whose ranks she hopes to graduate later
on.
'As an example OF what / am say
ing. take the case OF Edna May. She
was picked from the chorus with only
fifteen minutes notice to appear in the
title role OF The Belle OF New York.
and achieved fame on tho first night
that never left her. Lulu Glaser was
a chorus girl with Francis Wilson
when Marie Jansen threw up her part
Mise CHASER was rushed forward In the
emergency and did so well that Miss
Jansen soon recovered her calm. but
not before Miss Glaser had been made.
Trixie Frriganza was once In the chorus
with Ed Rice. Ina Claire stepped out OF
the chorus into the title role OF The
Quaker Girl Gertrude Vanderbilt was
a pony In a George W. Cohan revue |:
Edna Goodrich was In Florodora' and
Lillian Lorraine who Is co-starring
with Joseph Cawthorn In my production
OF The Blue Kitten. was dancer with
Eddie Toy before she Joined the Anna
Held company IN the came capacity"
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Ten Reel Globe Trot
With Burton Holmes

Around the World with Burton
Holiness" ten reel cinema feature. will
open for summer run at the Apollo
Theater next Sunday, April 23.
The presentation Is being made by
Harry Levey. under the auspices Of the
Cinema Travel Association in conjuno-
tion with the Visual instruction Associa-
ton OF New York. OF which Ernest L,
Crandall. director OF lectures and visual
instruction OF the New York Board OF
Education, is president.
Among the internationally known edu-
Gators and travellers who sponsor the
production arc: Mrs. winifred Sack
Vile Stoner. Mrs. Clarence Burns. DR..
Frank Crane, Judge Ben Lindsey. Prince
Rabindrinath Tagore. Edwin Markham.
Or. David Starr Jordan. John Barrett
Ebert Hubbard I'd. DR.. Edward Bigelow.
Ryoza Nakayama Of Japan and DR.. Chin
Flu OF China.
This presentation In arranged In line
with the new ideals OF the motion pic
ture Industry as outlined by VIII II.
Hays" said Mr.. Levey, the distributor.
The time Is here when the public not
only wants but demands that clean pic
lures shall be available.
I'm response to this demand Mr..
Holmes has taken time from his travels
and lectures TO arrange. from his vast
library OF motion pictures. a tour OF the
world that shows not only the topog-
raphy OF the countries but the build
ings and the living habits OF the people
at work, play and in sorrow. He per-
sonally has titled and edited this
$4,000 tour which may be taken in
two hours with all tho joys OF seeing. in
an understanding way. the peoples and
countries OF the world and without any
Of the discomforts that must be met"
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Annual Big Stick Concert
Takes Place Saturday

Tho annual carnival concert OF the
Yiddish humoristis weekly Big Stick
viii take place az the Manhattan Opera
House next Saturday evening under the
personal management OF the editor.
Jacob Marinoff.
The program will include Nina
Koshetz. soprano of the Chicago Opera,
who will sing a group of Russian bal
lads Adoiph Bolm- creator OF tho Bal
let Intirne, who will dance with Ruth
Page In fantastic numbers by Nous
sorgsky. Chopin and Prokotieff: Vladi-
mer Helfetz. composer-pianist, who will
play his own compositions. and Joseph
Chernlavsixy. cellist, in a group OF new
compositions.
The following viii appear In humor-
ous readings. dialogues and sketches /:
Fania Marinoff. Celia Adler. Maurice
shwartz. Moonl Weisenfrelnd. Yudei
Dun.nsky. Louis Brant and al Harris.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Two New Plays This Week
MONDAY.

MAAINE ELLlOIES IhEAIEh ~ -
The Shuberts will present Miss
Marjorie Rambeau. by arrange
ment with A. II. Woods, In a new
comedy adapted from the Frerch
by Gladys Unger, and entitled
"The Goldfish" in which Wilton
Lackaye and Robert T. Haines are
featured. The supporting cast in
cludes Ben Hendricks. Wilfred Ly-
tell. Dennis Cleughs and John De
sylvia "The Goldfish, Is founded
on the French Of Armont and Ger
bldon and deals with the matrimo-
nial adventures of n clever luxury
loving girl who by more or less
wholesale selection OF husbands
designs to further her social and
material standing. 1t is played as
an American comedy.
APOLLO THEATER "Lady Bug,v
a farce by Frances Nordstro om.
will be presented by Philip Klein.
with John Cumberland and Marie
Nordstrom in the leading roles. II
deals with feminine faddist. who
has turned her attention to prison
reform as president OF the Sec
ond Chance League" an organiza-
tion designed to turn criminals into
charming citizens through the in
fluence OF blue room guest cham
bers and gentle treatment. The
cast includes Denman Maley. Leon
Gordon. Fleming Ward. Edward
Poland and Leila Frost.