The pioneer press., March 13, 1902, Image 8

About The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?

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The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been
in. use for over 30 years, has homo tho signature of
j* and has been made under his per
sonnl supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you i n this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and ** Just-as-good” are hut
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
©astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
‘contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Till) Mother’s Friend,
CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sp Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Alwajs Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TM« CIIITIU* OOKI*»MV. Tt MU**** •*•***. CIT*.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J h. KEYES,
OFFICIAL ABSTRACTER.
I.andH Bought. Bold and rental. Loan*
negotiated, Abstract* guarttuteml .bv #3,-
000 bond.
pKANK E. CRABTREE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
flen 1 rstate, Collsrtlon* and Insurance.
Special attention given to probata mat
ter**. Taxes paid for tion-reshtoots. Lands
and Cltr property rentad. bottght. sold and
exchanged Offlca opposite the postoMe*.
Wilier. Mo. Dak.
pAVID A. ANDERSON,
Auctioner.
Stock Pales n specially. Terms given on
application. F. 0. address Ames, H, Dak.
JJBNSHAW HOUSE.
C. H.HENSHAW, Prop.
First, class lodging and the best meals the
market affords. Farmers niade welcome.
Aisu h tlver.v sad feed stable In connection
Broad wav. Miller. B. D.
0. H. COLLINS,
Druggist.
1 Dealer In Drugs, Medicine*, Wall Taper
Paints, etc. carefully com
pounded, At Johnson'* old stand, Miller, M.
... ■"—y '*
BF. TORREY,
• Fhoprietob
VANDERBILT HOTEL.
First-lass accommodation* guaranteed a
reasonable rates
r . % *
MILLER. • • SOUTH DAKOTA
DENTISTRY.
E. 11. Wilson D. D. S.
Office over Beasom’s hardware atore, Mil
ler, 8. D.
( ' C. BRIGGS,
(COfMTT JCDOI)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Real estate and insurance. Farms and
d welling houhcm rented. Taxes paid for non
resident*. Correspondence solicited, Miller,
South Dakota.
J H. COLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OP ee two door* north Hand Co. Bank.
WILLKJU SOUTH DAKOTA
J D. FITZGERALD,
DRUGGIST,
WALL PAPF.R & ALABASTINE.
Has on hand Pure Drugs, Patent Medicine*
live S*nff*. Comb*, Brushes, Perfumes.
L piilnts. Oils, VnrnlshcH. Ae. Physician* 1
B prescript lons and Family Recipes com
1 pounded with care. Miller. S. I).
\ WAGONER,
| Mason.
j riaatertng,atone audCement work. AT.
u ot% gunrantf-ed. Mliter, So. I»uk.
[j C V. Giirist,
I o#
[ LAWYER.
K | And Beal Estate Agent. Collection* nnd
I Insurance. Taxes paid for non resident
K property owuer*. Office over Cequllleite’*
S *;«re, Miller, South Dakota.
i
it*'-
Tho London Family Doctor,
a medical publication, again
calls attention to tho misinter
pretation of this old maxim.
“Stuff a cold and stare a fever.'”
The real meaning is just the re
verse of what the words literally
convtv. If you stuff a cold, you
will have to stare the fever
which surely follows. In other
words,a person who has a cold
should be very moderate in eat
ing, because a gorged system
cannot carry off the cold, which
runs into a fever. Evidently the
idea of the maxim w asto caution
jieople against over-eating w hen
they have colds.
OWL RESTAURANT.
Miller, So. Dak.
I am now ready in new loca
tion in Johnson building to serve
meals and lunch at all hours in
first class shape. Best of every
thing the market affords. Call
and see me.
A- F. L/IVERTY,
Successor to
T; N. Wade,
Full stock of
Harness,
Saddles,
Whips, Harness Hard
ware, etc. and everything
found in a first class har
ness store.
Expert harness and sad
dle work promptly attend
ed to cr. short notice. Give
us a call. Miller, S. D.
Thompson Corn Planter
-A-Hstid
CORN PLOWS,
Monitor Wind Mill and Tumps
and Pump repairs, Tanks ot all
sizes, Minnesota Linseed Oil
Paints, by the quart or barrel,
Turpentines and Machine oils.
One door south of Citizens
Bank.
GEO. JEFFERY.
jfc' i*K
A. S. CLOUSI*.
■
fine hundred nml ten carloads |
ot immigrant goods arrived at
Aberdeen during last week, (
bound for points in this state.
PROPERLY LOCATED.
I). H. Smith, familiarv known
as Dick around the state house,
is a candidate for railroad com
missioner from Hand county.
Mr. Smith has a wide acquain
tance and so far is the only
ayowed candidate for the office.
The commissioner to be elected
this year must come from the
north district of the
elected Mr. Smith would certainly
give as good service as any one
who has so far filled that post
tion in this state, and perhaps
he would propose some innova
tion in the proceedings of that
body.—Pierre Register.
WHY HE DIDN’T .ICMP.
Here is one that a young man
who knows a good story when
he hears it beards one railroad
man tell another in a depot up
the line the other dav.
“Wc picked tip a new Irishman
sonic where up-country, and set
him to work breakin’ on a con
struction train at 3 cent a mile
for wages.
On day when him an’ me was
on the train she got away cr.
one o' them mountain grades,
and the first thing we know she |
was flying’ down the track
about ninety miles an hour,
with nothin’ in sight but the
ditch and happy huntin’grounds
when we come to the end. I
twisted ’em down as hard as I
could all along the tops, and of
a sudden I see Mike crawlin’ to- 1
ward the end of one of the cars
on all fours, with hi« face the col
or of milk. I thought he was get
tin’ ready to jump an' I see his
finish if he did.
“‘Mike,’ I says, ’for God’s
sake don’t jump.’”
“He clamps his fingers on the
runnin’ board to give him a
chance to turn round, and, look
in’ at me contemptuous, an- j
swers:
“ ‘Jump is it! Do yezthink I’d
he afther jumpin’ an’ me mak
in ’ money as fast as I am?"
Twp. Assessors.
Chapter 58 of 1901 Session
Laws, require the assessors of
the several tow ns and townships
to meet on the first Tuescny of
April each year, “in place of last
Saturday as here tofore” at the
office of the county Auditor, to
confer with the county Conunis
sioneres and county Auditor, in
reference to tho performance of
their duties. Accordingly the
several towns are requested to
meet, at this office April Ist 1902.
Klt.'l IraJ.CitEE,
Co. Aud.
Pubic Sale 1
Having decided to leave the
state, 1 will offer at Public sale.
without reserve, on the north
west quarter Sec. 7J14-07, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m., on
Monday, March 24, 1902, the
following property. 59 cattle.
17 cows, 9 with calves by side.
' . steers, 2 year old. 7yearling
steers. 10 steer calves. 1 bull.
1 2 year old heifer. Three
horses, 1 mare heavy with foal.
1 yearling colt. 1 spring colt.
Parti) Machinery, etc.
One plow, one corn cutting
machine, one hay rake, one lmg
gy, half interest in a corn plant
er, one beating stove.
Free Lunch at noon.
Terms of sale: All sums under
•"‘lO cash; all sums over that
amount 8 months time with
good bankable security at 10
percent interest from date: 5
jier cent off for cash on sums
over $lO.
Thad Simmons,
Proprietor.
E. 8. Wilson, Auctioneer.
F. D. Obelne, Clerk.
, ■ ■
Auction Sale.
At mv farm adjoining St. Law
rence 1 will Hell on Thursday
March 20, all my stock, and
farm implements, consisting of j
native grown cattle, horses,!
hogs, chickens, etc., and will;
rent mv well improved farm to
good man. Free lunch at noon
before sale begins. See bills, for
details.
F. W. CiKRH.viiD, Owner.
A. J. Baldwin, Auctioneer.
Cham. Thompson, Clerk.
Public Sale.
1 will sell at public sale on my
place Sec. 23-114-68, Florence;
township, ten miles north of Mil
ler. on Mprcli 18th, at 10o'clock
A. M. 38 head of cattle, 8 head 1
of horses, farm implements,
household goods, etc. Terms—
All sums Slo and under cash;
over 810 seven months time at
10 percent, interest, with bank
able security. 3 per cent, dis
count for cosh oil time pur
chases. Free lunch at noon.
12t2* O. I>. Lt’DDINOTON.
K. S. Wilson, A net.
J. Ik Andrews, jr. Clerk.
John H. King’s Land Agency.
A new office at I'aulkton S. D.
For the purpose of extending
our loan business, and also do
ing a general land business and
selling land on commission, I
have decided to open an office at
Faulkton in charge of James
Thompson of Hampton, lowa,
an old experienced real estate
man. I can assure all persons
desiring to do business with me
through Mr. Thompson at
Faulkton that they will find him
a courteous reliable gentleman.
Our loans well be made at the
same rate of interest in Faulk.
Potter, Wad worth and Edmund
counties as in Hand. Special ef
forts will be made where it is
possible to do so, to make loans
to parties wishing to loan on
large tracts of land for the pur
pose of sinking artesian wells,
believing that the redemption of
this country apd its future de
velopement and progress depend
largely upon the number of ar
tesian wells that are sunk.
The Huron office will still
have charge of matters in Beadle,
Spink, Hand, Hughes, Sully, San
born, Jerauld, and Buffalo count
ties, where wc are prepared to
make loaus at any time to peo
ple residing upon their land, to
encourage the digging of arte
sian wells, building new barns,
purchasing additional holdings,
and improving their property’.
I especially call attention to
Hand county and the surround
ingcountrvto the desirability of
painting the houses and plant
ing trees. I hope in a few days
to be able to announce 1 have
secured a most reliable nursery
man to start a nursev at Huron,
S. D., where farmers as well as
city people can be supplied with
the best and hardiest of lriiit
and forest trees suitable for
planting, and I think now is the
time for planting trees in South
Dakota. * 12t4
>\'anteti.
If you wish to sell vour land, list
it with me, 1 wtnit to !>»iv a fov< ”<ir-
Lera. They limit he cheap foe crbli
t f (>. C. IJKIGGB.
HOL.SEHOLD GOODS
For Sale.
Now Upright Piano.
Parlor Suit.
Pedrooß! Suit.
Suit'.
Lure • Fine Book Care.
Si*if Board, W ritimj; desk and
Folding Bed combined.
Sewing Machine.
Kockiiiii' ('hairs.
l?c<l-stends, Iron and Walnut.
Majestic Steel ltange.
Bane Burner.
Soft (’on! liurper.
Spring Bye and Barley.
And ninny other things. 13t4
A. E. BILLS.
He Has Cured Thousands
(Jlvon up to die.
DR. DORAN
Next regular professional v ls It to
M 1 f.I.KK, FRIDAY McH. 11th
VANDERBILT HOTEL.
Hours on. tn. to t> p. m. fieturnln|ttery
month. Cousuli kirn while tli# opportunity
Is at hand
Dll. DORAN hn* no auprrtor in diagnos
ing and treating diseases nnd deformities,
lie will give fSO tor any case that he can
not tell the disease and where loented in
i five minutes.
All curable medical nnd nurgienl dlscnses.
acute ami chronic catarrh, and Special Dis
eases of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
I j,nog disease. Early Consumption. Bron
chitis. Bronchial Catarrh, Constitutional
| Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Stom
ach and Bowel Troubles, Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Sciatica. Bright’s Disease, Dia
betes. Kidney. Liver, Bladder. Prostatlc
and l-’emale diseases. DUxlneas. Nervous
ness, Indigestion. Obesity. Interrupted Nu
trition. Slow Growth In Children, nnd all
wasting disease In adults. Many cases of j
Deafness, Itluglnc in the Ears, Loss of Eye- ,
alght. Cataract, Cross Eyes, etc., that hare
been Improperly treated or neglected, can
be easily restored. Deformatives, (Tub Feet.
Curvature ot the Spine. Diseaseofthe Brain,
| Paralysis. Epilepsy. Heart Disease, Dropsy, !
i Swelling of the Limbs. Stricture. Open
Sores, l’aln in the Bones, Grainular Enlarge- j
| ments and all long standing diseases prop*
j eii.v treated. Young, middle-aged and old. i
| single or married men and all who suffer
I from lost manhood, nervous debility, sper-
I matorrtioen, seminal losses, sexual decay,
I tubing memory, weal.eyes, stunted develop
| ment, lack of energy, impoverten-d blood.
! plmyloii, impediments to marriage; also
Mood and skl.i diseases. Hyphlllls, Krup
j tions. Hair Falling, Bone Pains, Swellings,
Sore Throat, Elcers.- fleets of Mercury, Kld
j ney nnd Bladder troubles. Weak Back, burn
l Ing Trine, passing urine too often. Oonorr-
I hoea, Gleet. Srtlctnre, receive searching
! treatment, prompt relief and cure for life.
Cancans, Tumor**. Goiter. Fistula Files
Varicocele nnd enlarged glands with * lie
subcutaneous Injection method, absolutely
without pain and w ithout the loss of a
drop of blood, is one of his own discoveries,
nnc Is the most really scientific and certain
ly sure cure of the nineteenth century. No
J Incurable cases taken. Consultation to
i those Interested, fii.OO,
DR. DORAN.
I Minneapolis, Minn, Boston Block.
,
| Feb 27t0
Notloo for Publication.
Department ofthe Interior. I.and Offbeat
i Huron, south Dakota, February 2*. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
* named settler has tiled notice of her Inten
tion to innke filial proof in support of her
I'laiui. nnd thnt said proof will is- made tie
fore Clerk of Courts at Miller, S. I>., on
April 8, 11*02. vl*:
MARIE FRAHM,
H. E. N 0.15881, for the K. W. W. Sec. 24,
T. 100, N.. R. 6H. W„ sth P.M.
she names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upou and cultiva
tion of said laud viz:
Joseph Xinkhs, Herman Koch, of Duncan,
X. D.. William Morrow, Agios Wipegar, of
j Dean, X. D.
C. A. BLAKE, Register.
i
j Jan IGtO
Lease of Lands,
Notice Is hereby that, on March
18th, ltMi'4 all common school mid endow
ment land In Hand county which shall lie
unieuard on the first day of February, 1902
will be offered for lease at puidic auction,
, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and f,
! o’clock P. M at, tlie front door of the Court
i House in said county.
Dated at Pierre. S. D., January Brd, 1902.
I). Eastman,
Commissioner of School and Public
L ends.
Mrh ITtC»
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Huron, S. I),, March W, 1902,
Notice Is hereby given tliHt the following
rained settler tins tiled notlceof his intention
to make final proof In support of hie claim,
end that said proof will In- made before
j Clerk of Courts at Miller, S. 1)., on April 21,
1902 vjz:
FRANK PHINNEY,
11. E No. 1(1042. for tlu-S R 1.4 of Pec. 25,
Twp. 110. N. Range Ox, W. sth p. M,
Ho names thu following wltnosses to prove
bis continuous residence upou ami cultiva
tion 01, said laud viz:
F. E. Wait marsh, of Miller, 8. D., T. H.
K Intigb, W. H. Yost, M. I*. Harris, of Dean
S. I).
C A. BI..YKK. Register,
Mch 18t5
( on text Notice.
Depart men! of the Interior. Pnlted states
Land Office. Huron, South Dakota, Febru
ary 25. 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed lu this office by Seth L. W viand, cun
tentiuil, ngaln-t Huron Series Timber Cul
ture entry NOl 10040, made December 12,
I X9l>. for North Wes' Qunrter Section 28.
Township 114. N. Range B 9 W. in Harry
Kllpntrl-k Con tester, in which it Is «j.
legedthut: lie is well ae<|ualnied with the
II net of land embraced lu said entry and
knows the present condition ofthe saute'; al
so Hint the said Harry 1.1 pntnrk has ‘lail
cd to cultivate any portion of said tractor
to plant nny tries, tree seeds or cuttings 011
s aid t ract during the years lx,lo, fx97,
j IX9B. I s '9, 1900, 1901 and up to the pres
ent iJune 10. 1901,) nnd ih.vt Hie said in
; try is an uu» wholly abandoned said tract,
Said parties are hereby notified to appear.
I respond aad otter evidence touching .aid
I allegation at 10 o'clock n. tn. on April tl,
11902, before George C. I'il; s gs. Cmiuu
•iitdgy of Hand Cun my. k. 1). hi his office lu
rtlll-tr, s. 11. and that final hearing w ill tie
! held at 2 o clock I'. M, on Aprp ; .s, I*lo2,
j Indore the Register and Receiver at the
j Fulled states Land office It) Huron, s. ii,
1 The sail! contestant, having In a proper
affidavit, tiled July It), lyol, set forth
facts which show that utter due nlligetr-e,
j-eiSofia, service ot this notice cun uot lie
made, ir is herel.y ordered a nd directed Hint
fsucli notice i-e given hr due and proper pub
lication In the Pioneer Pres#, published at
j Miller. X. b.
i C. A. 111. Age, Register.
NOTICE.
To artesian will Contract ora.
The cltv of Miller. «p. Dak. will recelv*
bids for sinking an artesian well | n the city
of Miller. Plhi,h and Specifications on ex.
hlhitlon at the otic* of City Clerk. Bids
will be opanad Tuesday evening March lx
1902. Board reserves the right to reject
nuy or all bills. P. H. CoquiujtTTK,
City C';crk. .
Mch. Otd.
Notice For I’ubllentlon.
Dejiartment ot the Interior. Land Office
at Huron So. Dak., February 27. 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that the following,
named settler has tiled notice of Ids in ten
tlon to make final proof in support of his
claim aud that said proof will be mad- be
fore Judge of Comity Court at Miller, S, D.,
on April 12, 19**2, viz:
JAMES B. HARMAN,
If. E. No. 15602. for the 8. W. I/4 See. m,
Twp. 110. N. Range 00 W. sth p. tn.
He names the following witt> .sos to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tioit of said land, viz:
Oliver C. Eastman. Adam Koeh. Green 11,
Thompson, William Scott, all of Cedar, 8. D.
C. A. BLAKE. Register.
Mch 6to
Timber Culture. Final Proof.—Notice
for PubUcatlou.
Fnlted States Land Office, Huron, 8. D.
March l. 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that Pierce Ifoda
wny has tiled notice of Intention to make
final proof l-etore Register ami Receiver at
his office In Huron S. D. on Tuesday the
15th day ol April 19**2. on timber culture
application No. I<*2.T7. for the South-east
quarter of section No, 22. In township
No. 114 N., Range No. (sb. W. sth P. M.
He names «« witnesses: John Andrews,
James Andrews. Thomas Joues, James
Jones, all of Miller, S, I*.
C. A. BLAKE. Register.
Feb 27t5
Notice to Owner of Lund Before tTnx
llet-U shall Issue.
' To Philip I- Darwin.
You are hmvUy notified that on the xth
day of November A. D. 1X99. flu- following
described piece or parcel of Real Estate, tax
ed in the name of Philip 1.. Darwin and sit
uated in the County of Hand State of South
Dakota, an follows: The South West (junr
; of Section Number Twenty five, in Town
j ship Number One Hundred nnd fifteen North
of Range Number Seventy West of the sth
p. M. containing Ifi** acres, was sold for
taxes then due and delinquent for the year
IS9S, at tnx sale by the Treasurer of said
County *o Hand Go. ’ ami was by J said pur
j chaser duly assigned to M. W. Fltz, nnd
i reassigned to W alker Lewis who Is now the
lawful holder <»f the certificate of purchase.
That said taxes then due and delinquent
amounted to #11.217 an 1 that subsequent
j tnx»s to the amount of have been paid.
' with Interest, penalty and casts accrued,
1 $7.10. niak'ng total amount necessary to
redeem slß..Vlanil 11l addition thereto, the
cost of service of this nqtlee. together with
such interest ns may accrue after this date,
must t>e paid, and that the right of redemp
tion will expire nnd a deed for said laud be
made within sixty days from the completed
ser\ Ice of this notice.
Da'ed Miller, S. D. January 18th 19**2,
It. S. WII.LKTT. Agent for
Wamucr Lewis.
Feby l .ltd
Notloo For Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Huron, So. Dak. February 11, 19**2.
Notice is hereby given thnt the foilowlng
named settler has filed notlceof his intc 1-
tlon to make final proof In support of his
claim, and Hint said proof will tie made tie
fore Judge of County Court at Miller, X. D.,
on March 22, 1902. viz:
EDWIN 8. PA KM ELY.
H. E. No. 15882. for the SE *4 See. 11,
Twp, 100, N. Range fix IV. sth P. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
Hon of, said land, viz: Patrick Lvneh, of
Miller, 8. D„ Xereno Stcbblns, of Dean. x. D.
Horace Morrow, Thomas N. W ade, of .(fil
ler, a. d.
C, A BLAKE. Register.
Feb 20 tfl
Timber Culture, Final Proof,—Not!c«
for Publication.
1 nlteij States Land Office. Huron, South
Dakota, February lx. 19**2.
N 1 tlee is hereby given that iVilllam Caw
icy ha* tiled noth-e of intention to make
final proof before Clerk of Courts at his of
fice in Miller. 8. D.. on Thursday the 27th
du.v of March. 1902, on timber culture appli
cation No. 9*.84. for tin* South-east qnarier
Of section No. 27. in Tow nship No. 118
North. Range No. 1,7 West. sth P.M. He
names as witnesses: John Slum!, ,!ohu
Mltcliel. It Spence, of St. Lawrence, S. D.
John Fletcher, of Miller, 8, D.
C. A. BLAKE, Register.
Feb, IJUfi
Timber Culture, Final Proof.—Notice
for I'ublioatfon.
l'nlteil Ftntes Land Office, Huron, 80. Dak.
February 10, 1902.
Notice In hereby given that George W. Mc-
George lots filed notice of Intention to make
final proof before .I udge of Countv Court hi
his office In Miller, s. J>. on Friday the
21st du.v of March 1902. on timber cult urn
application No. 950 H. for the Northwest
quarter of section No. 25, in Township
No. 111. N. Range No. »;; w. sth P. m
He nar.es us witnesses; H'-iijntnin r r.
holey, Charles 1,. < hoatc, John Johnson.
David L. Evans, allot St. Lawrence. S. D.
( -uiuuint s tcHtliuonv to he t -Iken on same
date before Clerk of Courts. Lawrence Coun
ty, 8. D., at Dead wood, X. D
C, A, BLAKE, Register
Feb 29t0
CONTEST NOTICE.
Tepr rtinc-nt of the Interior. Pnlted State*
Laud «mice. Huron, So-itb Dakota, Feliru
ary 10, 1902.
A sufficient contest nffilarlt having been
filed in this office oy Alb i t Hern, contest
nnt. ugninst Huron Sell- Timber Culture
entry No. tortT.'S, made \ c 11st 2s. ixxo.for
South East Quarter Section 8. Township
11*5 N.. Rang*- 7** W'.. bv Csrollue Trust.
* intcsiec. In width It i*'alleged Mint he Is
well acquainted with the tract of land cm
braced in said -ntry nnd knows tlif pre-ent
condition of thes.vni'-: o that the sal*l
Caroline Trust has wi ~1 Jailed to culti
vnt.» or caused to be eultlv »ted or plowed,
or caused to bF plow ed, all- portion of said
tract during the ;r l. : r r,t t), c.th. 7th. and
xth years after (o iiy 1 *0 that the said
* (irollne Trust has fm ed to plant, or cll line
to b - plant*-1. lotc -i, tr.— -e •<! i or cut
tingH. any | *>rlfon of said trn* t during the
.‘>rd, 41 h. stb. *'-th 7'ii, au l Xth after entry ;
also that the said rial in an 1 Imx wholly fall
eil to plant, or ca 1- to *».. jointcd, at any
time, any portion »f *aid tract to trees,.tfau
seeds or cuttings t -i sin- has wholly aban
doned the sold land for more Minn eight
yen i'M Inst past, anil that nil of siit-1 failures
Still exist (August 9, 1901), sal'!
1 partlne are hervny notiiiedtoappenr.re
-1 sjioud and offrr e\ idem loi.-'jin-r said ai
: legntlon at 10 o'elo -k n 01 011 March 21,
i 1902, tn-'ore C lint .1 .(u d .-• of lln ltd County.
at his office at Miller, couth Dakota, ami
i Hint final hem lag will h< tn It at 2 o'clock
C. M <lll Hnrctl 81. 19**2. In fore the l!i gistor
and Receiier at Hie United Miatca l,uu<l
Office lu Huron, i. D.
The said contestant having, In n proper
affidavit, filed Oefuhe* 2*l, 1901, set forth
facts which sh-iw I~* ' after due dfllu -nee
pi rsiuinl service of t Ids notice can not lie
made, it is hereby ordered mil dire u-d
j ttuit such notii e t>-- given by *1 uc uiul prop-
Icr jitiliiicai ion in the Pioneer Press, uub
tlehed nt .Miller, K, D.
0. A. BLAKE, Register,