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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
.iotiee of Intention to Take Tax Dee

ltate # South Dakota,
County Of Mellct.e, SIS.
70: J.. NJ. Smith, the owner Of
ccrord and party in whose name the
.lcreina!tcr described land is taxed,
nd to. the party III possession OF the
SAID land, and to Andrew Mcdonald
and Theresa Mcdonald and Hugh
Carran the owners and holders Of an
msatistied m.rtgage upon the said
land.
lUu WILL PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE That Oh the 18th day Of Deem
or, 1921, the follow NJ described land:
ituatcd II Mellette county, South Da-
kyta, to-wit: swA section Is Town.
Ship Il Range 81 west ot the sixth
prin-ilal meridian, was sold for taxes
:nen de and delinquent, for the year
go, by the County Treasurer, and
was purchased By the said County
Treasurer at the tax sale tor Mel
lette County, South Dakota, and j
AK sale certificate issued by the said
County Treasurer to said Mellette
County, South Dakota, there being no
bidders for the said premises at the
sad tax sale, that thereafter the
said tax sale certificate, issued on the
laid land as aforesaid, was purchased
rom the said Mellette county, South
Dakota, by IL. A. Riser, the under
signed, and the same was duly as
;iened to II. A. Kiser by the County
Treasurer of said Mellette County
south Dakota. by an assignment in
yriting and that the said FL. A. kiser
5 now the lawful owner and holder
f the said tax sale certificate issue
by the said County Treasurer upon
he sale OF the said land for take
AZ aforesaid.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
That the right Of redemption from
he said tax sale will expire and a
AK deed for said land will be taken
the expiration of sixty days from
he date of the service of this notice
pom you, exclusive Of the day of the
ervice th.reof.
Dated the 3lst day of December
1923. II. A. Kiser,
owner and holder Of the tax sal,
ertiticate.
BY c. F.. Kell, his attorney.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
Notice of Intention to Take Tax Dee
State of South Dakota,
County of Mellette. SIS.

County of Mellette, IS.
To: Paul limerick and Theodore
limerick, the owner of record and
party in whose name the hereinafter
described land is taxed, and to the
party in possession of the said land
and Advanced umley Thresher Comp
any the owner and holder Of an unsat
isfied mortgage upon the said land.
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE That on the 10Th day Of Deem
Der, 1927, the following described land
situated in Mellette county. South Da-
Iota, to-wit: seAnwH and e12swA
and swAswA section 9 Township ri
Range 20 west of the sixth principa
meridian, was sold for taxes tacn due
and delinquent for the year 1920
ny the County Treasurer and
was purchased by the said County
Treasurer at the tax sale for Mel,
lette County, South Dakota, and a
AK sale certificate issued by the said
County Treasurer to said Mellette
County. South Dakota. there being no
bidders for the said premises at the
said tax sale, that thereafter the
said tax sale certificate, issued on the
said land as aforesaid, was purchased
from the said Mellette county, South
Dakota, by II. A. Kiser, the under:
signed, and the same was duly as
signed to H. A. Kiser by the County
Treasurer of said Mellette County,
South Dakota. by an assignment in
writing and that the said H. A.. Kiser
is now the lawful owner and holder
of the said tax sale certificate issued
by the said County Treasurer upon
the sale of the said land for taxes
as aforesaid. 10
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
That the right of redemption from
the said tax sale will expire and a
tax deed for said land will be taken
ut the expiration of sixty days from
the date of the service of this notice
upon You. exclusive of the day of the
service thereof. ~
Dated the eth day of January
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
Notice of Intention to Take Tax Deed
Safe of South Dakota.

State of South Dakota,
County Of Mellette, IS.
To: Martin T. Anderson, the owner
of record and party in whose
name the hereinafter described land
is taxed. and to the party in posses
son OF the said land and to Frank
Singer the owner and holder of an
unsatisficd mortgage upon the said
land.
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE That on the 18th day of Deem
Lcr, 1924, the following described land.
situated in Mellette county, South Da-
kr,ta, to-wit: lots 81 and w12seE see
tim, L Township AZ Range 81 west OF
the sixth principal meridian, was sold
for taxes then due and delinquent for
the year lyoO,by the County Treasurer
and was purchased by the said County
Treasurer at the tax sale for Mel
lctte County. South Dakota, and Q
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
Iotice of Intention to Take Tax Deed
State of South Dakota,

VI Soueil AIdhoIu,
County OF Mellette, SO.
To: George Webb, the owner o
ecord and party in whose name the
hereinafter described land is taxed
and to Floyd Anderson the party i'll
possession of the said land, and to
Edward Singer the owner ami LrlLc
f an unsatisfied mortgage upon the
aid land.
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE That on the 18th day Of Deem
CT, 1927, the following described land
situated in Mellette county, South Da
kota, to-wit: neA section % Town
hip 43 Range 80 west of the sixth
principal meridian, was sold for taxes
hen due and delinquent, for the year
800, by the County Treasurer of Mel.
lette County, South Dakota, at pub,
lie auction, after due notice as pro
yided by law, to A. V. Watson, the
Undersigned, who is nov the Lawful
owner and holder OF the certificate OF
tax sale issued by the said County
Treasurer upon the sale of the said
land for taxes as aforesaid.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
That the right of redemption from
he said tax sale will expire and a
TAX deed for said land will be taken
t the expiration Of sixty days from
he date Of the service Of this notice
upon You, exclusive OF the day Of the
-ervice thereof.
Dated the 7th day of January.
1924. A. V. Watson,
Owner and holder of the tax sal
certificate.
By c. f. Kell, his attorney.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
BANKERS HELP THE KIDS

Northern Michigan Bankers are out
10 give the youngsters in their part OF
the country a lift on the road to better
%dairying. A group OF bankers met
with some OF the agricultural men in
their section and pledged their sup
rorr in backing VI calf club work.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08

he date Of the service of this notice
ipcn you, exclusive OF the day Of the
service thereof.
Dated the Jlat day of December
1913. II. A. Kiscr,
JSner and holder OF the tax sale
Certificate.
By G.. Il. Kell, his attorney.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
H a kiSer.

1924. Ii. a. hlser'
Owner and holder of the tax sale
certificate.
By c. f.. Kell, his attorney.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
certificate.

~ (. =. Hell, his attorney.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-08
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

u has been observed that several
kinds n flowers are affected by mu.
sir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Air Mail Benefit Us?
Yes, and Here's Hon.!

from Chicago 10 Nrv York Slice
little time saving Figure u out
Tor yourself only costs eight
rnta per ounce. 600 and one
1usrT covers the weight uf am
HNtugr letter
Incidentally Ezra Mrekrr our
Washington pioneer ~ covered
wagon fame. who made The rF
cent flight ru UHr aba races on
Dayton, ohio. will ask for a bio
Tor more direct air mIil srr
vice for Seattle and tha S0rih.
west when be comes up before
ihr nrzr session ~ congress
with go per cent 81 trans
Pacific malls coming Ihu Seat.
ilr. Meckcr proposes route
from seattle connecting at Elko.
New thus cutting tho time 90
New York by some 90 houn. and
putting mau into san Francisco
90 "A hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
IL Men Are Pledged
by "Un, Debate Club

Seventeen new men were pledged
20 the BADGER Debate club Of the
University of Washington wcdnrz
day
Their accomplishments duunE The
aeNt three months vii determine
whether scr mos the following men
'Hr admitted to membership Wcs
Randall Glen ,Uter iinl Wutmarr.
{ pa noualas Joseph remhrruu Don
.W1 Curlrtfv. llbr.lgv THrllH Ethel.
. bert STANLEY. oscar ululsI
Arulr Nraoil Theodore ustr1m Rob
|gB iiui AlrN mlbott John Mlsnsr.
HuInn Guernsey Wallace Fowler and
|E IS Mei'pddtH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
HEAVY INCREASE
IN BUDGET
ID Co. Departments Given
$4,000 More Than 1924

H1tE Increase boz ih cost ~
government ORC IeiuE rfgrird in
tHe budget hearing moss under w1r
before che hauni ~ county Cpmmi
#Iuufn
tp fu THlfHilF noon Increases boz
.ls department. fafaisd See. T2s over
tHe amount allowed faHi SCAR an.
other item ~ $4,000 requested hy
County Arrs0r q, % Chase De- be-
iuF held In hisyaucr Ion further
consideration
The commissioner THURSDAY noon
took up rsllmutca ~ EuIdinE Super.
.mtcnIrut Jack Mullanr fpr main
tcnau,r or county buildings hia o..
tmaies show an increase N 5000
over thr 1924 allowing u ia De-
Lowed This will be greatly reduced
To date ~ ness employees have
been added - thr county psyrpiIs.
l1hr county H-lnecra offices Jed
with she largest number. viii ~
uru employees On that payroll
4 sharp nfht developed between
J Commissioner Frank Paul and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

THnma D. EssmaH- county rr
FIuesr when Besmau rflmaf. raa
taken uu
There ls u1 Justification far tH-
heavy iurfolHa Boz employee and
.ae salary inucIr1 arsrI" pnuI
charged
The rHF.urrf7 budget De- FzZsg5
hlEIrr Than JaHf year
Tho Hud.foE office. RIiH three
new 'mpioEf ha been rIIaaI
illsH0 more lhau Iasf yraH
Tile treasurer office Doe been a.
lowed fl5ts more tHrn larf year.
Tho superior court sos allowed
fs.pGs more thru 1924
Tile nuf.HF attorney VIVA aE
lowed 40 800 moro fHan arf gaar
mothers pension, 1igGf7. county
Ffliar. ti4lfs county morEur. 81.
gls. county health department g..
aa4' county home. t8.a57
There is DO justification fur rH.
large increase Tint arr ls.ua
quoted C0mml .onsF Frank Tau.
Fii1 Tile county ring Us bgIIHus
.up iIT political fences an fHo eEurusf
~ the taxpayer, and uuioe there
ia vigorous protest from fHr
voters there Dr. no telling whore
they aiiI stop"
only "a few tsE organization have
Hal representative 20 che hearings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Women VIII Hear
Malcolm Douglas

4 y1li Tor "a meeting 90 women
voters 20 hour Malcolm Douglas.
candidate lot judge OF The superior
court. position Nc ., opposing RD, Q
,, Tallman discuss thy issues of the
judicial campaign, was announced
M pouglls headquarters Thursday
The meeting viii bo st Mvyg
cafeteria ON Thursday afternoon ai
1850 o'sock. immediately following
the meeting 90 the Womeu's city
club
Mrs ID, C. Ncyltuand who was
president of the Whtchrldforluigr
club btfore the primaries end who
is now ggtNc On tbc Douglas cam.
reign. siEnci the gall for the meet
ing. An women are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Dill Cheered as y.
Lauds La FolI.,.

hHHlJltIEH. Ort G Slle
r. pW psakag NJ. fra'ar G
hrHaif u Lord b., a'gii 4,
Il. ~. ,.la' H0mIHss In the -. I.
ben DO gave I.ober N .'.af4s
credit f9r leading NJ - =. a'''s
brought about ne 49,
.s oil isase seana,i
ll, AatDr uuDhieang -.
lHf work q me senste 49,. 49, =. p
committee and tod No. u. '.''
Hd other progressive 49, ''s
republicans active ib M ~ %.
..0a lta been Dsuseutss +, ~.
Ea- republicans and de5srr,.. .''
Justice agents q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Demand La Toilette
Tell All He Knows

WASHINGTON, oct 3 Demand
that Senator Ronh immediately call
bis committee into session and put
senator Ia Toilette on the witness
stand "tu tell uil De knows ~ "a rec
publican campaign "nlush fund was
made today after "a conference with
President Caol.dsy by james A Good.
former member ~ congress from
Iowa and manager of the republican
Chicago headquarters during The pre-
convention campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
IN q. LUCILLE BUTLER

MAST 20 send your letters by
w airsauo mail7 surr you
can. even tho alr mail planes
DON'T start from Seattle
Have you noticed that mal
sIoJ bt che pest office which Gu
nouurr7. special Delivery aud
Airplanr letter. Last uirpiaur
dispatch closes $50 y. m
10 you know that there are
lau tWo downtown ain mHl
b1Sca at second ana Chfwg
and Fourth and Plke7
Wei this BE- how YOUR letter
travels Leaves seattle STA rail
road train Bt $3.50 D ~ reaching
Salt Lake as hours later where
d connects with Tho nr5t nysr
mailman Five houu takes IL 10
Cheyenne. Wye ~ hours from
Cheyenne To Chicago mine hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
TEMPLE nEsTRnNEn

TOKYO The ChuEsn temple Be-
Oimuu one ~ the oldest and most
famous temples iu Japan has been
destroyed by fire Tho temple was
opened more than 500 years ago by
famous nuddhIs, priest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Snow 2 Feet Deep
Blankets Colorado

CRAIG. Colo, OCT q Tho first
severn uowsiorm OF the season
struck this region yesterday leaving
two feet on the level az both portals
Of the Mofrat tunnel and dsrupiIny
telephone aud rail communication
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Fire Department
to Give Program

Seattc's fire department VIII put
on an elaborate program az the
Chamber OF Commerce Friday noon.
between the hours of le and L n
the Interest % Fr Prevention
week, Chief George NJ M8ntor and
Fire Marshal Robert H. laing arc
scheduled 20 speak. The fire de,
partment orchestra win furnish ma.
sic. two firemen win sing. and a
special feature will be the showing
Of a 50o-foot ulm % largr urJs
caused by carrlcssness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
CRAPPlES USURP THE
SACRED FR0SH POND,
AND PREPS REJOICE!

rRArpIEs. at their hest "a raih
y ar uuprr4guurIc p5aeaAe.
shaped ramr ush. have blasted "a
tradition dear go the HEARTS uf
UniuulA 90 Washington upper
sH=myn
Tor thr t1ueb Pond Ions thg
scene III informal sirtetdr
water frtcs held bon honor 81 Jr-
tllcuHut frosb has rgru CON
yered into "a breeding place for
gupp.cs Eyrn now 200 euppIrs
swarm the hBllourd waters
boasts Dean John K Cobb gf ihr
COLLEGE Of FISHERIES
"Cappies and yellow perch are
realty the only same nrh that
thrive m Southeastern Washing
ton. be- adds iu Justification
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

70 was widely known az one % tbs
ia creates, temple u the Kamakuru
period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

ssurrpauT baking tins and similar
utensils should BE- filled with clean.
cold water aF ro0n aH their r0utcnfs
have bern removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Small Child Dies
of Unknown Cam.

aiaftaFfl White tyearo1 -
i ~. Or Ar Edltb White u
"wednesday AZ ths home of 80.
p4rrE'a Hr and ylrt p,te f. ~ !.
burn Mystery urrounds n. ~.
Pie was 90 only 20 bonn !.
nhlh'c.aHs were unable u ~.
me- cause u her death. Her M. p.
houssEesper in the horr u -.
a Autr 5l53 Creton Il s.-,...
a Ne" York merchant ws-,,
insure DDS baby against uginr
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
H0LY NAME HAS
EABDRATE
PRQGBAN ].
Opens With Pontifical High
Mass and eliminates Il,
!. Ense lnbls Pied n

The national Il conventfon Of 4 the
holy Name society win rs. in
session ksptsnher AZ. 1s. 2oS and
|5i.
September Opening lay The
oonyention WIN bs iaaug urAted with
q aole,nn nOntificial high nnasa held
Elu the stadium Of sne Catholic Unis
VersttS.
lReetstraticn of delegates.
preliminary organization and con-
ferences: :4 s:s IN
Meeting Of committees, etc.
Convention Hall, Catholic Univer.
sity.
Spiritual Directors Day.
September l9-A formal reception
70 his eminence, William Cardinal
C'Connell, DID,, .papal legate to the
convention. Spiritual directors day.
Meetings and conferences Of spirit
ual directors from all lover the Uni
ted States.
Special meeting Of diocesan spirit
ual directors.
General meeting Of parish spirit.
ual directors. Convention hail,
Catholic University.
Roll call Of service men living
and dead. at the tomb Of the I'm.
known Soldier, Arlington, Va.
Delegates Day.
September 20 Lay delegates day.
Solemn pontificial high mass ut
stadium. Catholic University. Patri-
otto pilgrimage to the tomb OF
George Washington, at Mount
Vernon.
General convention meeting Of
lay delegates from more than $500
Holy Name branches at convention
hall, Catholic University.
Award Of prizes. Holy Name
Journal essay contest.
Rally and Tarade.
September 21-NatIonal rally day.
Pontificial high mass of thanksgiv.
ing, stadium, Catholic University.
Grand rally parade Of delegates
and Holy Name branches.
Final act Of patriotism and re
hgion at the foot of Washington
Monument.
Solemn ensemble. declaration Of
the Holy Name pledge
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
BUFFALO WILL SEND
Zoo. TO CONVENTION

Approximately l,20O persons from
Buffalo will attend the convention.
Saturday and Sunday. There are
about 200 parishes in the diocese,
each Of which plans to send sew
eral delegates.
a special train carrying delegates
VIII leave Buffalo Saturday morn
ing. The delegates win arrive in
Washington in time to participate
ans the big parade Sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
kansas citY speciai

Father William X. BonniweI, o.
p. appointed by Bishop Thomas F.
Lillis, D.D.A chartered a special
train for the delegates to the
Holy Name convention.
Some of the delegates to the
congress intend to make the trip q
vacation and will take their fam.
lilies with them.
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
Special Offer

For this week only we are making
this offer of lots for $SOOto 500. Bet
ter lots or more desirable residential
section cannot be found in the District
and with home sites selling at such
ridiculously low prices they will soon
be sold out.
Act at once!
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
HolU to Get There

Drive Massachusetts,
St marked Massachusetts Avenue pet
St and Massachusetts, Avenue. Salesman will
house the Corner Representative property Saturday Sunday
The Washington times., 1924-09-18
Location

Splendidly located in the northwest section
Of the city not more than thirty squares from
the business district and only short dis
lance from Mass. Ave. park. Car line direct
to property.
There are many fine homes already stand
ing and others under construction in this
immediate vicinity and within short time
all these lots will be sold and their value
many times the present low selling price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
Surprise Party
For Mahl0n .JeWett

Hurry UP. MAJ" shouted 13-year
old Mahlon Jewett. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford w. Jewett, 3 Patterson
street, Friday night, endeavoring to
get, as he thought the family party
ready for the movies. His mother
asked him to turn on the hall light
SO she could see to get her coat and
there, filing the stairway, were
about 80 of the classmates Of NAH
lon, waiting to give him a surprise
party in honor OF his birthday. He
was surprised without a doubt.
There was an evening full Of fun
for the party of young folks from
the Williams school seventh grade,
with games and refreshments and
prizes to the winners in the contests.
Mahlon received q bicycle, light for
hibe bike and q dandy baseball mitt
as well rs a sport sweater.
A birthday cake, trimmed with
pink and green was cut. The dining
room decorations were, pink and
green. with ported plants furthering
the color scheme. The party dis
persed after q most enjoyable even
ing. wishing the young guest of
honor many happy returns Of the
day. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19

with physical affiiction and are stil
deprived of the privileges Of the
church.
The pastor to be authorized TO
plan for a Bible conference some
time during the month of August and
to plan for a special gospel meetings
In the fall with the help Of an evan
gelist. reporting the same to the adj
visory board, which in turn will re-
port it's recommendations to the
church for final approval.
The appointment of q committe TO
consider and report on the remodel
ing and financing of the forme Free
Baptist edifiee in order to adapt It
to the purposes of church commun-
ity house and to receive and bank
such sums Of money as may be
raised for said purpose, this com.
mittee to consist of the board OF
trustees, the executive committee OF
the Everyman's Bible class, the exec
utive committee of the c. E. society.
the superintendent of the Sunday
school and@a representative fran
such other organizations Of the
church as may desire to be repre-
scented. as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
Baptist Church Holds
Annual Business
Meeting Wednesday

The annual business meeting ~
the United Baptist church was held
wednesday night, May IA. whicb
combined the pleasant features Of a
soclal junction with the more serio,.
work OF planning the years acfivi.
ties under the new ONCE bearers. "A
very enjoyable supper was served
from to P. NJ. under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Aid with Mrs. Edward
wing, chairman.
Promptly at 7.30 a. M. the pastor
rev. francis s. Bernauer, called the
neeting In the auditorium to hear
.ne Iaoing Oh the Official call NV
.ne cnurcn clerk, Miss Louise Ben
Sun aom Ihls was followed by the roll
the membership Responded MAJ,
from out of town responding nv =
personal letter of greeting.
Reports from the several oeBoar.
OF the church and the auxiliary or
carnations: Sunday school. Chris.
tan Endeavor, J0nior Fndeavnr
Laloies' Aid, the Woman's Mission.
airy society and the What so-a,,ar
Guild, indicated successful vear.
work In the varied social. relioio,,.
educational and financial acfivit;as
with appreciable gains along al
lines. During the year 20 have hen
received into the Membership OF the
cnurcn. while the losses have bean
nve by death and removal. SeveraI
new families have become Identified
with the church and parish.
me year also closes with all bills
paid and a balance in the trea
This Ii also true of the several a,,y
mary organizations. The Christian
Endeavor society has had parfic,,-
lariy successful wear In building mn
q membership rpm IL to IS and n
handling . budget Of $5s9.7s with 4