The Sisseton weekly standard., January 22, 1909, Image 7

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SISSETON, S Jan.
BVTCHER.ING
ON THE FARM
In billing hogs, us with everything
else, fie work may be made cuu'h
easier by simply studying the best
methods to pursue and by providing
miltable tools with which to work.
When the SIJSB of the kettle to be
used la determined, usually of quite
large size for general purposes, a
Jacket made from heary sheet Iron or
light boiler Iron la formed about the
base of the kettle at least eighteen
Inches from the ground and making a
sufficient fireplace beneath It for build
ing a good fire. With a door cut Into
the front of this jacket and place in
the rear near the top fixed for a siove
plpe Joint one of the handiest con
veniences about the farm Is made.
This cooker can be set upon the
pound in any sheltered location, or i*
the day becomes stormy before the
task is completed It may be removed
to an outdoor building or shed, where
the lard may be rendered out without
any Bmoke or danger from fire sparks,
•s a few joints of pipe can be added
to the flue and run out through the
roof or side of the shed and the work
proceed as though no ill weather con
ditions existed.
Only healthy hogs which haTe been
properly fattened should be selected
(or butchering, as It la Impossible to
aecure good meat from poor, sickly
•tock. The Inside of every bog killed
should be carefully examined for tu
berculosis, especially hogs which have
been fed on sklmmllk or whey from
creamery, and the carcass discarded
tf the disease la found in an advanced
Btage. The most profitable time for
killing hogs is when they are from
nine to twelve months old, and the
best pork is made from hogs of this
age, provided they are well bred. Pork
of good quality cannot be made from
ecrub pigs.
The most important thing about
butchering is to get a good scald, so
that the hair can be easily and quick
ly removed by the scrapers. It Is bet
ter to hare the water too cold than
too hot, for a "co!l scald" can be
remedied by an application of hotter
water, but a scald with the water too
hot "sets" the hair, so that the skin,
being cooked, will scrape off with the I
bn!r, making It necessary to shave off
the hair with a sharp knife, doing a
a
found hogs-170 degrees is about r'iirht
tihonld not be above 150 or 100 de
flpees, and then they should not be
k&pt in tho bath too long.
P®'
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•h the horse more than common
snettiods. Teach him to stop at
ft* word and stay stopped until told*
co on. He should, be taught to back
pt the word. Too mtich dependence Is
placed on the lines. When a horse has
.y* learned these things he does not
,*t6!tt them as a man does. A horse
|«oald also be taught to-walk a good
The fast walker Is the horse that
along with top work. Where
are taught* more things neces
*b«» will: not be so much occa
to complain at them for not do
what is required of »Kam xbe
ji tractable an4f will do wtet is
of him It be knowa what Is
A hone la a poor geeiwr.
iV^Ublamotttt diN«li
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
^(Continued from last week)
Sissolon. S. IV. .Iuii. V-\ I'll'-1
Hoard met as pt-r adjournment, rs all
prrsont.
Hills wore then :il]wed or ro'hvtod
fulJow.s:
OmuKa J'niiiinR Uo.. toilut paper I
IV-rKius Hros, Co, »ftU:e Mippht1*
K'2.US aUowi-d -I
A. K. Yaplin. iuc:i:r siM vico for
pOt-r -Ml*
Seliiniilcr 15ms.. nulsofnr uoor l'nrm r.
-s.s^ton Pro* ihi«*'n Co.. meat for pour
fni'Ui a I lowiM I'1
Mrs W.! T. atxt. supl. salary
of poo:- 'a rn: -5(1
l!aa\,Maiui.
One convcnleuce thnt Is especially
essential with the present day butch
ering and scarcity of fuel and which
fcs- takes the place of the inconvenient
backlog and open Ore which smoked
Use workmen's ryes almost out Is the
trch aud scalding pans for large jobs otto lians'Mi. nouniy
tf butchering or sheet Iron lire pots orin wiiiio, jnuiiors Hilary fo.1
for ordinary work. These latter ar- ir of .w»v. :i:ul niomi' *.r urr
rnngements are very popular, sr.J EOt cmzeus Ml. Hunk. acci. conn scrip!
only do they come In (food service at
butchering tSnis, fcst as well in case
«f botlln* off a batch of apple butter
er homemade soap they do not endan
ger the women roifcs by tie sweeping
fiames of Are often occasioned by high
•Inds.
1
fur pour farm 1
!s( ton Mill i'o., liK'l for
poor farm i"
Pt-OM-r Wcrr. •».. :ndse for pour
farm
Su-^eton 1 .)r iM., lumber for :suor
fat ni 1" 4*
Slavic liros., isuUc for poor farm 7-'. '.)?
Cifizens Nil. Hank. suvt. "o primin
ittid janitor- salary
•i 50
•J IM
I 1 00
i)
W. H. Mel.eun. court script
Frank MeNuity, for salary as state*
attorney f*jr i'.b nnarier -"j0 U'
K, H. l»udley. for .stationery and
nriutintr ««.i
.!. I,. Minftrtr. for eolleeim^' iie!in
•luenL taxes i.Ms t»«?
1. Jsverro. for aeids. cfiemleais and
preeriplitnh for ccumy I
A. H. MKiihews. merehandi?e for
EOURII'NOIISF .. 11
George Jordan, to ossisiing innitor
pulling on storm windows '.•
Peever Alercaniilo Co., rnerchasdlsc
for court bouse 6."
Stavig Pros., merchandise for court
houe I ."id
Jones, expensoof attendance
Sujn. meeting at Alx'rde« ii j: W
Gal. f.hadwicK, livery for Andt ison
ctmnty poor
K. '1'rocU.stad, county priniiuj: -0
Krank McNuliy, expense for qu.irier
eudniK liec. lst UkW.. 1m 7."»
Will A. lloaeh Printing Co..
supplies 2sl' OS
J. !. Minder, jailers t'eos and com
uiiiinient ill 00
J. I., Minder, lor hoarding pnsonei'.s
for Uh quarter IW*.... ^0
(ritrut iussuraiKe Co., Hr IiiiuruJiee
|s
Uakoia Cmirai Telephone Co., for
phone servicAi t*. county
Uurrouglts Addiuir Maehiac Co. pau
pajmeni lor tUiiu.« machine ... |TJ2
ir.
Application ut P. A. i»abl for .oan ol 10^1
from pei uiuuent jj:tiool fund on the sw, o!
see. iwti. J'JS. nig. 50 WHS on motion ai
luWi.U.
Appncatidn of Kver Lnirsua fvr a loan ut
•fjuO irom pt imaneni school fund «-n the .s'2
ot sw 4 *)fsec. Siwp. IL':{ mj-. !'.• aliowrd.
freini Auinud report of coumy ireaourer
from July 1st 10-S lo Jan. 1st 1901' uad intere.-L
collected oil couoty deposits Irom July 1st U0*
to Jan. 1st 1W9 TOJ.W. was on inotioo duly
approved.
liicts upon County Deposits having been
received were then opened and were as
follows:
iMrst National Uank, Slssetou S. I). S'-JOXK).
'J percent on naiiy balance.
Cilzens National Dank. Sisseton S. D.
2 per cent on daily balance,
liescjvation Stat.e Jtuuk, .Sigecton »S. l.
per cent on daiiy balance.
.First 5iato liunk. Summit S. I). ffJOOO, 2 per
cent on daily balance.
*J per cent on uaiiy oai.*t. .-e.
atate oavm^H tia^k, Ortloy D. i2v00, 2 per
cent on dauy balance.
irst rsatwnai liank, White Rock S. D. *.v*
2 per cent on dully balance.
ciii%eu» tolute lia.u-:. White Uoc.u S, D,
8it)0u, per ceni on daily balance.
1-irat: Tlnte HanK, WnmOtb. D. i."»0000i 2 per
eciiiOS dw*:y bitld.2c*
Farmfrrs Mate Dank. Wiimot S. D, ?5(X)00.
2 per ceni on daily balance.
Uerman Savings Dank, Wiimot S. J3. §3100.
2 per cent on daily balance.
First state lJank. PeeverS. D. ?-"000. 2 per
cent on dally balance.
On motion duly carried all of the above
Hanks were named a» Co. Depositories at 'i
percent on daily balance, at the amounts
asked for with the exception of tho Coro a
State Bank which amount was approved at,
*£00.
Application of Frank N. Nobles for a loan of
from Perm school Fund on the sc!* of
sec. 1, twp 12s rng, 49 was on motion duly
1 Hp pro f»il.
The deputies and ilerk hire in the various
otlices were then takcu up and lixed for the
preMtutjeur as follows:
Kesfisterof Deeds to have one deputy at a
salary of $55,00,per month, and what addition
al clerk hire required to keep the work of
tho office up in a tlsfaciory manner at
$40.0U per month, not to exceed 2sj per cent of
the balance of fees over and above the salary
RTSA.DY FOR CUTTING. ol the register of deed and deputy's salary,
each clerk and deputy to draw their salary
requiring much time, from the salary fund, on warrants of the
Borne butchers think they can tell the Auditor.
proper temperature Of the water by The deputy aud clork hire of the auditor's
flitting their hauds in it, which is oftlce was lixed as follows: one deputy at
iMther doubtful. The exlict tempera- $55.U0 per mouth, and one additional clerk at
tare can be secured every time by the $io.oo per month for the actual timo a clerk
IBe of a thermometer. For large 300
18 neetk said dtJ
P«
Ito small boss and Dies the wntor I The treasurers are allowed on deputy at
salary of $55.00 per month and one additional
clerk when necessary, at $40.00 per month to
be paid monthly on the salary fund.
-frogs and pigs the water
For the Horseman.
ami clork t0
ho paid
moulbly Uy warrlmta on tb alar fund
The states attorney's salary was Ifixed at
$1000, a year.
The jailors salary was fixed at $15.00 per
month.
Moved and carried to adjourn to Jan 13th
iwi).
Attest: Signed
W. C. OLIVBR, Y:' p. MOE.
Co.. Atudior Chairman.
Sisseton 8. D. Jan. IS 1908
Board met ae per adjournment. Members
all present as on prmous day.
The board tben degnn checking up the
treuarara, and auditor's receipts and voucher
and spent part of the day at this work.
The following warrant* were cancelled
according to paragraphs 589 and SIX) of the
compiled laws.
No. 8171 Chaa. Borman. $2 00
9122 Hugo Engle....... 2 00
100M Stanley Harris... 2 00
iift'PetoJdrgenaon -s OP
lOllS Otaaa. Johnaon 2 00
MMp.fr. Mania too
..«»•&.-*.'Nan*fc<i
r-
jnom Uarr.N Mt-jjel t1*'
OlM C. H. swanxon V)
A. W. Craw fold 7 Ml
!TO K. iJrandproy
'.•IW Cli-i", Johnson
-.MHI
L'7'Y 1/ L). I.M'SON 1 50
1007S Nils Martinson. 00
!oo!H .)n!in PtMlorsor. -00
I'O'*!1 L. H. SpOarboeU -00
Thi' ofticial i'ujul »l A. .1. Kay as oounty
a'.idilor in the pi'nal sum 2V.X«) with tne
Nort Investori: Surctv To. of MiU'Ucl! as
sureties as un motion lin'.y m'tprovcU,
Moved and carrio.i tn t'ij •ton .lan. II. i:u
Attest:
i:. A 1 i.N. !'. M»»r,
A udiwr. I'hairtnnn.
s:-etun. Jan. 14lh
Hind' met as per adioummeul. iiiciulii'^ .til
p-.esont as on ptoviou- iy.
Atlidavit nf l-'ranK !•'. Hendrieks for an
abatement of lxo school poll town of Wiimot
P. for tho year Piallo'.vetl.
A Hi htvil i)f Howard HubeoeU adu. inist VA\OV
t)ftln' rstaleof I- I.. Carter for a refund of
property mad tax Msseton t,wp. for the
year was on motion duly allowed.
T'» Ituaril then linished eheckinj up trea
urer's aud a ditur's honK and vouchers ami
found tho Same all correct and in jjood .shape.
The annual report, oi h. Win. ross
eierk of eourts lor ihe year ll'iS
hhoNviii} fees of :he tnu»- to bt3-. $22'^ '.7
'IM-I.-S salary L'JOO tVI
Duo County *:,Tt
Was on motion duly approved,
The dtltctni bond uf A, I'«. ip!iu is jo"niy
coroner ic the pmal sum with 1-. .1.
Oiiatnd and H. K. spaekman as sureties was
on motion duly approved.
Hills were ihon allowed or rejected as fol
lows:
C. Knnppen stationery and print
ing
Dr. I. Sverre, medical service for
county
$ ot
W. Foas, postage and rxpress for
1th jmutt.'r HKW
L. W. FOBS, clerks fees
li. W. Fuss, transcribing judgment
docket
I. btadrftad, box rent and postage for
llli q.iavter 10os
O. H. Jones, pi)iat-c, o:prtt^s
box rent for Ith quarter 190}
City of Sissetnn. water rent for
county
issi»inn Mill A. Light Co., coal and
feed fi-r poor farm
v: 00
1119 sU
•Jl to
IO 2
oi :iu
i*)
Moved and carried to adjourn lo Jan
Attesi i^ned.
W.C. OHVKU. I*.
Co. A uditor, Chairman.
Sisntou, S. D., Jan. lo, l'JC.),
Hoani met as por adjournment,, members
all present as on previous day.
The following nills wer-! then allowed.
J. H. Liwis, couuiy trey&urcr court
sciipt..,. $ Ou
T|H- Hell Fourche Hoe. oflietal est ray
pa per 1 ,•
The First National Hank of ais.'jeton s.
'Summit Hank, summit S. D. fu)00. 2 per
cent ou naiiy balance. having tiled their bond as one of the county
Corunu State Bank Coroua S. D. §«SCKR 2 per depositories at 2 per cent daily balance, in the
cunt on uan.v balance. sum of $12u00 with the Northwestern Surety
ivuberus i.'ouaty ai-atc iiauk. Corona S. D. Co, of Mitchell. S. !).. as surety, and *:,•( with
1
J. L. 1 imier, .shirill' fees 2fi 20
L. J. Adkins for laoo'r and ahCjas.
line 2 .*(1
I. L. Minder, bherilf fees \',s 01
D.F.Stevens, register of deeds re
cording tax deeds for county. :t 30
R. Udj-eth. co, commissioner per
diem and mileage and looking
utter poor »JO
O. A. Vreim county commissioner
per diem and mileage l.*i 00
M. L. S&teren, ounty commissioner
per diem and mileago io iMi
Peter Moo, coftnty Commissioner per
diem aud mileage :ind two days at
poor farm IV oo
Harry Graubois. »ounly commis
sloner per diem and mileage to
the United Sliucs Pidotily & Guaranty Co of
iiuliinJore, Md., u.-s surely, was on motion duly
approved.
The Roberts Co. State Think of Corona, S.
L), having filed their bond as one o? thv» coun
ty depositories. at 2 p'jr «*ent dally balance:
with the Northwestern Surety ''o of 'ditoheil
S. D., as surety, was on motion dtdy ap|.roved.
Tin? Hoard then inspected the jail aud found
the same O.
Moved and carried to ndjourn to Feb. i'Jlh
mi.
Attest: Signed,
\Y. •, OU vKii. p. MOH.
Co. Auditor. Chairman.
Swino Breeders.
It Is to tho breeders of pure bred
swine that thp farmer feeder looks for
his improved animals. The breeders
must produce types which will meet
the utility demand, and I maintain
that they must never allow this fact
tu be ubst-tifeu by any nonessential
matter pertaining to the various breeds.
There is reaiiy no war between tho
breeds. All are or should be wanted
In the general campaign against the
Bcrub wherever he may be found.—G.
C. Wheeler.
Show Ring Destruction.
Apropos of remarks on "the injury
the show ring 13 doing to Jersey cat
tle" as -well as "all other breeds,"
Hoard's Dairyman says: "A large pro
portion of the judges at fairs are
utterly unfit to judge dairy cattle.
They have no clear understanding of]
the makeup of a dairy cow, and a:
majority of them are men whose Ideal
#f a cow is that of the beef outline."
Value of Whey For Feed.
Results of experiments at Danish,
experiment stations show that twelve,
pounds of whey from separator skim-i
milk cheese.are eqaal to one pound of!
irain for pig feeding, or one pound of'
ikimmilk equals two ponnds of wheyi
In feeding value. Experiments at the'
Wisconsin station show a higher feed-
tag value for whey, as it contains more!
(at and casein than that used abroad.
OD Sa'-gaparilla is the One
True likK Purifier, Great Hervo
i'omo, Stomacii Kegulator. To thou
uids its great merit Is KNOWN.
A CHEAT record of cures, one*
J" quailed in medical history, prove#
Hood's 8arMparilia poseesses merit un
a»y,other
NVEDICINC.
2
S AMONG THE CHURCHES
WIIKRE TO WOKSIUP.
LC'TH KHAN
IHKV. K. •. LTRI»!K L\i-T«»r
Ke}.*u!ar pieachi:: .' services will lu held at
the Lut.L :ia huivh next S:nda.y forcjeo!).
!'!vK!5VT KU1AN
ni v.'i'. .i. 1 Ki:u Mi I'asior)
Services in the I'rcsbyteriai rluire): vvcrv
unday at 10:S0 a. m. and p- ni.
:o'.!-iy sehoo! at ir,.
Prayer meeting every Thursday eve::!!'. at
'.o'clock. All are weleoni.?.
CATHOLIC
(KKV. »•'I{. IUIRN.KN, P.ITFTV»R
Services at, ]i .!0 a. u«,
ICvening devotions at 4:ooji. m.
KT'.lODI.'iT
i.to.\. i\. «•. :?AI:::SE. I'ast'U-
Proachlm: or\ice!i at the M. F.. Churcii
ererv Sunday at IOJUI A. M, and V. .M.
Sunday-school at 11 :l"»
Junior Le:«:p.ie at ".:"0 P. Sunday.
F.pwortli League at^'uM P. Sunday.
I'arycr mceiiuH ovTy TSiursJay MI
All of thes. servit'es are open to the public
and a cordial welcome will he iru'rn to aii
who come.
K1MSOOPAF..
(IU:V. NKI.SON THALILT I' Pastor.)
Kpiscojuil services will be hehl in the Guild
Hall, the 2nd and ith Sunday of eai mouth.
in:S0 a. in. Morning Pray»-r l.itauy and
SerTnon,
12:eu noon Suuday school.
1:Ii0 p. m. Kvening prayer and sermon.
eats and all welcome.
Fir-t Dec. 2*i- Last.Ian. 29.
In Circuit Court,
Fifth
Slate of South Dakota.
Judicial Circuit
County of Robert*.
Yni -.
Wiiiiuin Pe1111e 1
vs. Plainiin.
C. Herman Scl-.rnidt, An-/
tin M'hmidt and Ameri
can Mortgage Company.
of Scotland, Ltd., a cor
potation.
Defendants,
The Siate of South Dakota to the above
namod defendants:
You are hnreby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve a. copy
of your answer upon the subscriber, at his
otliee in the CVy of Huron. State of South Da
uota. within thirty (W) days after the service
ofihis summons upon vou exclusive of the
day of s»v»'iee: and tn case of your failura io
appear or answer the plaintiff will apply to
Ihe Cnurt for the relief demanded in the com
plaint.
Dated at Huron. South Dakota this lUh day
of June. A. D., 1907.
H, NULL.
F. A HALI..
li. a. Cosnu.N.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
The complaint mentioued in the above
summons is now on file with the Clerk of
courts at his o'lice in Swseton. uoierts
County. Sontli D-ikota.
H. NULL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
J-'ir.st. Jan. L:i^t Feb. 'IC.
SI'MMONS.
State of South Dakota, In circuit Court.
ss. Fifth
County ot Roberts, Judicial Circuit,
F. F. James. Plaintiff, vs. Jessie A. West
Deiendtuit.
The State of South Dakota to the above
named defendant, ^reetimr:
Vou are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. which said complaint
will he tiled iu the onio-o« the Clerk oi the
Circuit CVmri ot the Fnt-U Judicial Circuit of
the State of South tin kola, within and for tho
County of Kobens, and to serve a copy of
your answer to said ccmpluini upon the sub
fccrihor at hi* oitice in th»-. ity of sisseton.
Ivob-MMs County. South D. ko-a, witliin thirty
dayb after r.ho serv i-.- of t!iih suiitmoiia upon
you, rxvluMve of tin* day such ^.ervicp:
And you :no hereby rhat if yon fa.il
to up: ear and ausuvj sai ". i.)]'!aini wbhiu
thirty days after the servv of \h.-» suMin'ioii?.
upon you. as above required, ±".U\ plain in'
will take judmjiotit
u*_'.iinr.
yon V»y uefau:t i.»r
the sum of Two Hundred I.ioliars with in
terest thereon at the rate «-f ten per cent p"r
nnum from November together with
the costs and disbur^-n'M-nt- of this action.
Dated Novembers'-. l'i'K.
LLOW.\HO ivAIKOCK,
Piaintiu'M A utorncy.
Notivv i'-s hereby Miar, the above sum
mons is published pursuant t.u an ojL'ler of
said Court, made January V, I'.Hi'.l, and that the
complaint in said action was tiled in the
oilice oi the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
county on December 11, l'-U^.
How
UT HABCOOK",
PhiliftitT's Attorney,
Virst.ian. 1*. i.ast .Jan 2'.)
Notice of Application to Probate Wit
State uf South Uutota(
conniy i.l Roberts
=b-
lu
Witness tnc Hon. E. J. Turner, Judge of the
County Court, and tho seal of said Court, this
14tli day of January A. D. 1909 at his ottJeo in
the city 0i Sisseton, conuty of Huberts State
of South Dakota.
E. J. Turner
Attest. JuUj of county court,
[Seal] I. stadstad.
First Jan. ir,—Last Feb. 5.
Order to Show Cause on Application
ef Guardian for Order of Sale of
Real Estate.
State of South Dakota, I
BS. In County Court-
County of Roberts. 1
In the matter of the guardianship and estate
of Claude Uurtluige, minor.
It appearing to this Court from the petition
presented and Bled by P. K. E. Lee, the
guardian ot the estate of Claude CartlidKe, a
minor, praying for an order of sale of certain
.Teal estate belonging to said ward that it Is
necessary and would be beneficial to the
ward that such al estate should be sold.
It is hereby ordered that the next of kin ot
the said ward, and all persons interested in
the said estate, appear before this court on
Monday, .the 8th day of February 1909, at nine
o'clock A. m., at the court room of said court,
in the city ot Sisseton. in said Roberts
county, then and there to show cause why
an order should not be granted for the sale of
such estate.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this
order be puWished^in the Sisseton Weekly
Standard, a legal petrspaper of said county,
tor four cousecutive weekly publications next
prior to tbe date at said bearing.
Dated January Hth, 1909
By the Court:
E. 3. TURNER,
Judge of the County Court.
Attest:
(SEAL) I. STADCXAD,
'aiif'sesw Clerk of the Uounty Court.
(Pit St December 11 last January 22.)
NOTlCl. OF iMOli TCJAC SALK.
\Yhe:«*as delault has been made in ihe con
ditions '.'I a »-T'atn moi'tgakre containing a
1
junvi.r ot sale, ^sven by Nels 'I'olfson. a Mt -le
inai.. lnortgiigor. to (ieoive F. Ifoth cd lioek
1 Island. 111., miirt^-.igee dai*d July 10. and
tiled for record mtheonicf ol the Register
of Uetuls of Koboru County, Soul I ak»«ta. on
July a- rei oided P.iMU :t| of n»urt-
on page *2. mortgaging the land sit
uaiem Kotjert.- Countv, M)tih Dakoia. des
crdiC-l as the Mjnth halt ot the southwest (S1
S W. d' section thirty and the ue.st
half ot the norihwe.st «juarn-r (U
of section thirty one •:!). in t:wi^shi|) one
hundred twen live l2.'d rniiL-e tifiyiwo »*-2.i.
een ainlng on*' handreo sixty 11'0 acr».s. tn r*.:
or Je«s according to the gov«- ri»mout. survey
thereto', io M-ciire the paymeni of one certain
lio-e therein described t-.r S»'\en iiundred
Dollars and interest, which martunge was, on
the 2'.Hh day of September i'.» 2. bv s-aid m«'iL
i/ayee duly tissiu'!ied -o S C. Denkmfinn ot
Uo"ck Is.and. Illinois, by an assignment writ
in«. which was on ilje tn.h day ol Decrember
T.KiS. at I0::l0 o'eJo.ik A. M. duly fiied for r.vord
\n the otHcc of the Kei-'ister of Deeds ol Rob
erts County. South Dakota, and recorded in
Hook .7.) of niort ages, on page 2r which do
fault consists in the nonpiivni'-nt of the deb',
and interest secured by said mortgage,
amounting at this dale to Kight Hundred
Fifty-eight Dollars and Fifteen cents, besides
the sum ot Fifty-flight Dollars and Ninety-ftix
cents, taxes levied aud assessed against said
property paid by ihe owner of said mortgage,
and no procueOiritf'* at law or ether\vi:i0 have
been had to collect said debt.
Now. therefore, notice if- hereby given that
-aid mortgage will tie foreclosed by a sale of
the above described mortgaged premises by
the s»herin'of Roberts County. So.n.h Dakota,
on Satu ni ay ihe :ird day of Jau.iary A. D.
U'09. at Ihe hour one o'clock P. M. id said
day. at the tront door of ihe Court house, in
the City ot Sisseton. in Roberts County. South
Dakota, lo satisfy said indebtedness of •?CiK.ir
and said taxes 'amounting to ihV*'M». which
amount is now due upon said mortgage, to
getherwnh ue-jiuiuK interest ?in.t eosis uf
sale allowed law.
Da'.t-d Deccmt)er h», 1IH.i\
S. C. DKXKMANN.
Assignee PI mnriaitf '-.
HOWAIIIJ I'»A li'll li.
Attorney
LO Dtil'.S
M. W. A.
A No, r.'ci.ts 1st
a nd I»d Tuetdav in each
month, visiting broti.cr al
wayjj welcome.
NI l.SON WILCOX. Y. C.
A. H. MAITUKW^. cu-rk.
DW, \v S. HOWARD.
RILVSICIAN AND SURGEON
OHice over Wah.dieh Pint's Stort:
Sisseton, S. D.
KTKU1KAUV SR LUI K.JNS.
Fred McDonald, V. S.
Gandiiate of Veterinany Science School
London, Ontario.
Treats all diseases lo which
live stock is subject at all irues
Surgical operations when nec
cessary. All work done in a
practical, conscientious and
professfonal manner.
Office at Pryor's Livery Barn,
so I)oK.
Wlien in need of a-
VETERINARY
SissetoinS. D.
-°"iity,,Ourt.
Notice of Time appoint
ed for I'ruviiig will, et.
Tn the matter of the estate uf Thomas H.
iv.i'Vtir, Deoasort.
The !*iaie or South Dakota senris irceiiuK iu
i^uiuia Peever. David Bryan Peever. Dai^y
kice, .JamesPeever. a^U all other lieirs next
oi kin of Thomas 11. Peever. deceased.
Pursuant to an order of sold court made on
the 11'li day of Janrary. A. D. 3909. notice is
hereby irlveu thsit Tuesday the -rid day of
February A. D. 1900. at o'clocu A. M. of ihe
saul day, at Ihe Court Uoom of said court at
M&setun, in tho county of Koberts. 1).
liave been appointed as the time and place
for provmgiho Will of said '1 liorrias Peever
lec.M6ed. and for hearing the petition for
probate thereof, and the issuance of Loiters
Testamentary therein, when and where any
person interested may appear and contest
the same.
W,
V-'
call on-SURGEON
A N A A
no ».fva t? all lis.pa.-es uf hordes air
cntiic. Ulii.'c at the City Prutf
St,j re 'J. '.'hnstimsfn's Pectl
Barn
Office Phone 14-2
House 137-21
Sisseton, South Dakota
VI
C/PTICrANS.
Want Column.
FOR
I
1 -1%
Eyes Examine! and Consultation
E E
Wren will be in
[C-.
SISSET ON
at Dr. Bobb's Office. -"Eyes
tested and glass.es fitted.
Call and see me. If you
have no eye strain, no
charges.)
"wTsCr: WREN
INSURANCE
John C. Perkins
(Notary Public)
Real Estate, Loans. Insurance and
Collections.
When you have any business in
these lines, I shall be pleased to
serve you. You will be treated
right.
At The Standard Office
SHI
r^'L-1 3
*,
\Li-i -Six room house and six lots in
Sis-eioo. tJood hi«' iiion. Will sell cheap
ii taken at. once. Adlress K. STANOAKH of
fice,'
IH.W
I-: a ijuaru-r block ol city lols, llnesl
local ion in the eiiy. i.s broken and'
tit a set out and posts sei for fence *20o
taK»'S them, A snap C. t.\ Knappen.
F')K
1
\. W
N.M.i, ,\ iiard coal healing iovo
suit-u Ide for a .small house cheap, aNo
.vo wooden bedsteads in good shape, oiu
child «, bed. App'y to C. C. Happen.
F«w
ALlv
Ful)
-nil acres of limber laud
n«»n eru Minnes(»ta, small liou^e on
he sa'i and limber enough oil It to more
than pay for it, A snap at tl2 an acre. C.
kmippeti
L"'O N!) Ladies furs found at HJ Si&seton
opera house. Di ceinbor 20 b. Party can ret
sattie hy callinu at the Red Cross l'»rng Store
pro\iug paopei ty aud paying for this ndver
ti.semeii -Mana uer (Ipera Hrai.se. (^i)
Ill-NT- TWO IT RN LSI! Kl ROOM^
wnh or wuho it- heat. R.Jies reasonable'
uiijutt o' ,M rs. I ni let a Steele.
FOR
Saic or Trade -Lot and stna11 busjuess
buildmii now ret.led on Main AM-, near
ty hall, Sisx'tjn ill .sell chea or trade
for land.
\I.I-. ui-' I MI I I I KII I N: I A LANDS
'1'ln- j!:Ii.• 1 ei-L'iiy ini'onnuii ii",:.LS.inlier-Dak.
ilea imlKiM 1 it i.i^ w11tiin'tlie limits or Uil- ,^is
Sl-llMi AfJril.'J-, .--OUl.ll U:i!iol:L. OlVt'l'C'.l f»r
UlllLT -.'• I 1. Hi I till' ACl. llf f'iillHI'Pss"ill)
DiDMil May '-'7, r.nw .:i-J staib. will in
rouiiH piiL)iu-i.y I.,:, .: r.ai.l n-ur.ry where
SCMIC.I imi." lor ILIU |MiiTli iyc nf any U'act on
li-l will be IVIVIv«l bv tl.u nhilci'sir-NED
::P LO 1" .«IUIUII of Ihe ii iv UIHIII wiiioli
bids arc adv(rrtNed to be open.
AH hid* shall be enclosed in a scaled
envelope conspicuously marked "Hiii*. f,,f in.
heriied indinn Laud." The Unto ot tho pro
posed sab must al.-.o bo written thereon, but
nothing else. I'.ach bill must be accompauicd
by a duly certuied check on stime solvent
batik, payable lothe order of Uniten State
Indian A«»nt, for I he use of the grantors, for
bv'in y-iiv'e per uent of the amount offered,
as a narantec fur the faithful perh-nnanc
by the bidiler of his proposal. If the hid
shall be accented and the successful bidder
shall, within a reison.ible time, i.ttrr due
notice, fail to comply with the terms of his
bid, ihe moiuy rcprosetned l»y .-u-h check
hall b» lorfeited !o I lie use of he owners of
the land.
The righltn reject nny nnd a!) bids is re
served and bids will only bo arccpietl by the
A^ent or other officer in charge sit"bj«vi to the
approval DI theowners T»f the land.'
I'iiicliarcrx ha!l p:».y all c«»wi« of convcv
anrinc. ano in aldition the folhwin^ Mim, to
wit I he purchase pr ce is or less
51..M*: 1 it is more tban $lu(H and less than
:.'n00. r'J.lH!: a ml where tho purchase price
more tlian *V.Vi
Sealed bids for the following descnbisd
tracts of inherited Indian I uni luted for sale
Decomcci' in, r.n». posted l)e«-eiuher "Jl. UK's.
uil{ be receiveil by lie U.S. Inoian A^entai
tho Sisseton Airencv. S. 1)., up to 12 o'clock
noon »f Ktduuary 1'.'. I'.ic.i.
No. I. Wlmvvj. w'j sw1.,, sec. wt twp. \:l\,
I't'LT. r,i'.
No. hot-
vsee. l'.i. twp. 121, rii£.
K. \i.l.F.\.
I*. S. Indian Ayem
Notice of Dissolution.
^^otice is hereby ^iven that the partnership
heretofore exiatir. between T. W. cahill and
I A. J. Nuchas, under tho linn name of cahill
and NechoB. is hereby dissolved and I wish
I advise my friends that I am to «»ay for some
time to deliver soorts, according to tho apree*
men' with customers
A. ,1. NKCIIAS.
Blood and Nerves are very ciosrv
:y rr!:ileil. Keep tho hlood rich, pure
,iih1 lic.-ilthv, willi Hood's Sarsaparill.'i
und ion will Imvc no nervousness.
Hood's Pills arc best after-dinner
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Applied externally ft affords almost in
stunt relief from pain, while perman
ent results are being effected bv taking
it internally, purifying the blood, dis
solving the poisonous substance and
removing it from the system.
DRn C. L. GATES
£2 Hancock, Minn.,
FFIG A little «JII hero had Mich a weak hack
Z& caused hy Uhomiiatipm and KUlnev Troublw
thnt. t«ho could not stand on lu-r i'oot. Tho
inuuiQut they put her down 011 tho floor slu*
would scveam with pairiP. I treated her wi
DROPS"and loilfty HhorunHnround as well
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.»r my patients and nso It In my j.rHct! e."
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Trouble or any Itiudreti disease, writo
to us for a trial bottle of "5-DHOPS."
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opium, cocainc.morphine, alcohol.laud
auurn and other similar ingredients.
Large Size Bottle "5-DROPS" 300 Dosec)
$1.00. Per Sale by Druggists.
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