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w-} 7 §&•}* Sfv 13 *rr TTf?*' Jv &V \i\ W- JS§ fc" 5'" te- v*t £,t ji, '%A & S", gr ,„ ^T' j 'V 4 I* 1 '«-'t •Bm S£i £*5^- FTV v-5 rl MlS AGAIN O ri rjiKMl Ii "in 1 v! ii^\) sion jrivw out of UH »-•.! «'f Hanoi ton v.s. Kul- I rt'spectTully snbinii. thl*' nwii.tei lor tin C)i!,-Mi» rjttioii of li.i- hJ^hobt tribunal of Kob"i! county, wi thi- assurance thai I um fully procured buhsiinit ilr my siaic muntR. £i»rer«ly, O. H. LONL-'S. The above article does not re fute or even dispute anything we have said about Mr. Jones. It shows that Mr. Jones is inflicted with folly, and in his attempt to make a dunce of fate, he over estimates his own shrewdness and nnderestimates the common sense of the people, and he that is deceived thereby is not wise He thinks he is politic, when in fact he is only patent. It is a little surprising that Mr. Jones would care to rake up the Gee case. We would think that he of all men would want to forget it. People of this county have good memories and will riot for get the part Mr. Jones played in that affair, not for awhile. We will not take space here to dis cuss it. In his long tirade Mr. Jones iias not advanced one argument in his behalf. The whole article is a school boy effusion in which he attempts to show that he ought to have something because he wants it. Among other things, Mr. Jones accuses the writer of the heinous offence of being a nephew of Judge Batterton. This is not true, Knappen is not Mr. Batter ton's nephew. But we hasten to piead guilty to the charge jnst the same, as we would be proud ofit if we were, but we devotedly thank the good Lord that no one ever accused us of being in any wise related to O. H. Jones. Mr. Jones likewise attempts to cast slurs upon all who signed the request to the states attor *ey to take the appeal. Last winter Mr. Batterton was sick unto death, and the good people of this town and community were in daily fear that he would pass away. Mr. Harry Alling ham, like a score of other good men of this vicinity, assisted in caring for Mr. Batterton in his sickness and now Mr. Jones, in the weazened smallness of his soul, attempts to slur Mr. Alling ham for his part in caring for the sick man. Likewise he at tempts to slur Mr. Howard Bab cock because he acted as deputy states attorney during the same sickness of Mr. Batterton. yet every one knows that Mr. Bab cock did not seek that appoint ment, but only acted to help out a brather attorney while he was sick, and Mr. Jones failed Jto re mark that as soon as Mr. Bat terton was restored to health Mr. Babcock ceased to act in such official capacity, and has not since acted and did not hang on to the office, and has not present ed any claim the county, nor sued the county for any lary for the work he did in that ca pacity. Mr. Jones states that Mrs. Gee a client of Mr. Bobcock, signed the petition. This is not true. Mrs. Gee did not sign this peti tion. Jones'reference to the other signers of the petition iB simply another illustration of his small ness and littleness. Mr. Jones refers to the case of Fuller vs. Roberts County, and seeks to justify his drawing the salary on that case. The court held specifically that that case was not in point and did not ap ply to the case of Jones vs. Rob erts County. Mr. Jones also goes out of the way to jump onto States Attor ney Batterton. Just why Mr, Jones should do this, we do not understand. The people are pretty well acquainted with Mr. Batterton and efforts to vilify him by Mr. Jones can only re-act on Jones himself. Mr. Jones, however, did not see fit to state the fact that in the old Batterton -Fuller contest. Mr. Batterton was qualified to hold the office (while Jones was not qualified to '4 hold his particular office) and that the law provided that the county judge should hold his of fice until his successor qualified and assumed its duties (while in Mr. Jones' case the law provided nothing of the kind), and failed to state that Mr. Batterton did not sue the county for his sal ary, and the court did not decide that he had drawn his salary il legally, But "comparisons are odious". Mr. Jones says that he instit uted the superintendent's con test and did everything in his power to have the matter brought on and disposed of in the regu lar manner. The records in the court house show that Mr. Jones did not even notice his "contest for trial at the February 1909 general term of the circuit court and did not have it placed on the calendar for trial at that term. He held onto the office of su perintendent of school for nine months after the expiration of his term, for which he did col lect four months salary before he was caught at it, and attempted to get four months more, but the matter went into the courts, and the judge, after due considera tion rendered a decision against Mr. Jones, holding that he (Jones) could not legally collect any salary for the time he held the office after January 1, 1909 that Mr. Jones was an usurper in the office that the law and con stitution expressly forbade that he hold the office more than four years that on January 1, 1909, the office became vacant and that if he served/ Jones could not le gally collect salary for it. But Jones did collect four months. Now we assume that if Mr, Jones is an honest man he will pay back to the county that $500 of taxpayers money he collected illegally from January 1, 1909 to May 1, 1!)09. It is up to you Mi-. Jones, to walk up to the captain's odice and disgorge. Now Jones is quarreling with the law- The law i?. against him It is said "No rogue e're felt the halter draw, with good opin ion of the law". The article of Jones' appears to be a sour-balled sonnet, and prooves nothing unless it be that Jones is a cad with freckles on the brain, to think that he can hand out a bunch of Uago talk like he' does and have the people take any stock in it. When all is said and done, what makes the people smile is the supreme egotism of this man Jones. It is possible, perhaps probable, that sometime Jones will awaken to the fact that he is but small change in the scorn of the people that politically he was a microbe's egg, a Water, bury watch that has slipped a cog, mayhap, but we wot not. In closing, let us remark for Mr. Jones' benefit, that your number is up and it looks like 23, and the time has come, ac cording to our clock, for you to hit the hay and sleep it off. NEBRASKA'S CORN CROP SITUATION IS ALARMING Only 27 1-2 Per Cent of Seed He Id by Farmers Will Grow Offical Test Show. As a result of continued tests of Nebraska seed corn, the Com mercial club of Omaha last week announced that only 271 per cent of the corn held by farmers for seed in Nebraska will grow, Tne state has been alarmed by such reports, which are said to be ab solutely authentic. The corn in the northern part of the state is absolutely worthless for seed, In the southern part those farm ers who have test seed corn find they have only sufficient seed for themselevs and will have none to seel. The railroad companies are sending bulletins to all stations warning against planting untest ed corn. FOR SALE. My 160 acre farm 7 miles west of Sisseton, 135 acres tilable—85 acres under cultivation—55 acres fall plowed—30 acres pasture, granary 15x20. On telephone line and Rural Route, near school, church and three miles the creamery. $20 per acre on easy terms, no trades. JOHN R. SMITH Sisseton, S. D. Lock box 8 (2t) AUCTION SALE It would be to your benefit to remember the auction sale of stock, farm machinery and household goods at the farm of Jas. McAlpine Lien o*vnship on Wednesday, March 23. James McAlpine, owner. I have gotten up a good colic remedy and solicit farmers and horsemen to get a bottle and try it. It will save you a good horse if given in time, and it is guar anteed under the pure food and drug act of June 30, 1906, and is for sale at the City Drug Store. —Dr. A. H. NYGAARD, Sisseton, S. D. 11-29-09 The new firm of Olson, Olin & Co. have an advertisement in this issue of the STANDARD an nouncing their opening. They will open up in the Kennedy building as soon as the post of fice is moved therefrom and will handle men and boys clothing exclusively. This firm have eight stores in South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota. V'v: I —r -is*: Subscribe for the STANDARD and get all the county news. Pracfii Practical Fashions LADIES' TUCKED SHIRT WAIST. rnrix }Jaiuwti No. 22Uu, All Seams Allowed. This jaunty tailor-maila shirt aist, wiih a wide tuck over each shoulder, having a Gibson effect, is made of viyella flannel. The waist closes at Ihe center-front under a double box-plait, and a small pocket ornaments the left front. The rather full sleeves are gathered into straight cuffs of the material, and the back is slightly gathered at the waist line. The high turn-down collar may be made of the material or a white linen collar may be worn. The model is suitable for any of the fancy woolen or linen shirtings, as well as for silk or madras. The pattern is in six sizes—32 ot 43 inches, bust measure. For 36 bust the waist requires 4% yards of material 20 inches wide, 3% yards of material 27 inches wide, 2V£ yards 36 inches wide, or 2% yards 42 inches wide. To procure this pattern send 10 cents to "Pattern Department," of tilts paper. Write name and address plainly, and be sure to give size and number of pattern. NO. 2203. SIZE NAME TOWN STREET AND NO STATE Officers Honor Capt. Bsbb The officers of Company I and Troop D.t past and present, hon ored Captain and Mrs. E. V. Bobb by an informal reception last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cotting ham. The company numbered about a doz'.n, the following officers being present: Captains Whipple, Cottingham and Kelly Lieuten ant Strand and Quarter-Sergeant Pond and Captain Fuller (former ly of Company D.. Milbank), Games, music and reminis cences rounded out a very enjoy able evening and refreshments were served. A handsome silver nut bowl, the gift of the officers, was presented to Dr. and Mrs. Bobb wrixh appropriate remarks by Captain Kelly. The doctor responded in his usual happy manner though manifestly ta ken by surprise. The doctor carries with him to his new home the kindest wishes of all who served under him in the S. D. N. G. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR "I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination of Lieutenant Governor at the primary election to be held taroughtjthe state of South Dakota.on «luno 7tli, 1VU0." Yours very truly. J. W. PAHMLEY a- (First March 4—Last Marco 18) NOTICE OP SALE OF REAL, ESTATK. Notice is hereby given tlisit the undersigned Ole l\ Rusk aud Henry S. Morris, executors of the estate Thomas H. Pcever, deceased, will in accordance with an order nnd decree of tho County Court of Roberts County. South Dakota, made in that regard on December 13,11109, sell at. private sale to the highest bid der for cash ail of the real estate belonging to the estate of Thomas Ii. peever, deceased, situate, lying and beiujj in the County of Rob erts and State of South Dakota, and described as follows, to-wit: Lots T, 8,9,10. 11 aud 12. block84 City of Sisseton lots 1. 2. 3,4. 5. aud G. block 85. City of Sisseton: lots 16, 17, 18, 10. 11 and 12, block 1(14, City of Sisseton lot 4, block 58. City of Sisseton: lots 5 and 6. block 105, City of Sisseton lot A, block 73. City of sisseton: scH of BW&, section IS, township 125, range 52 swhf «e*4. section 13, township 125. range 52 lots l.tt, and 5, block.2, town of Pee ver, S, D. lots 2 and 3, block 4. Town of Pee ver lot JO, block 4. Town of Peever: lot 3. block r,, town of Peever 16t 15* block 8. Town of Peever lot 6 block 8, 'Town of Peover: lots 18,21 ano 24, block 8, Town of Peever lots 1,2, 3, 4.5, and 6. block 40, Jfirsc addition to Peever lot I, block 12 first addition to Pee ver lots 13, 14.15,16,17 and 18, block 13. flrBt addition to Peever lots 13, 14. 15, 16. 17 and 18 block 15, first addition to Peever: lots 19. 20.21 22,23 and 24. block 16, first addition to Peever lots 7 8 9,10, 11 and 12, block 17* first addition to peever lots 1,2,3, 4,5 and 6 block 19. first addition to Peever: lot 15. block 11, first add ition to Peever and an undividedone-twenty third of nwjrf of nw% of section 83, township 126, range 51 lots 1,2 and 3, block 1, Town of Feever. all lying and being in the County of Roberts and State of South Dakota. Said sale will be made on or after Monday tke 21st day of March A. D, 1910, at twelve o'olock noon, and sealed bids or offers to pur chase said real property, or any part thereof, will be received by the undersigned executors at their offices at Sisseton, South Dakota, or maybe deposited with Hon. S. J. Turner, Judge of the'Gounty Court of Roberts county South Dakota, at his office in Sisseton, South Dakota. Dated Sisseton. South Dakota, March 4, 1910 O. P. RASK HF.NRY S. MORRIS Executors of theeetate of Thomas H. Peever deceased (First .ian. 21—Last March 4) NOTICM OI1' MOKTGAG FORECLOSURE SA LK 'A ht.'i'uus. default h,t been rnud^ iu the con dinonsufu runmii ui.»riyajn-, executed and Ueiiwi'd b.\ George Eiiwmd r-miUi, unmar ried, morU!i 'or, 10 1 '1 lie Furmcrs and Mt t-li tucs Savings Ma.uk uf Minneapolis, a eor iun. «iaUMi on the I7lU clay of i'uuu.ivy: iUK"), aim with a power ul sale there l! contained,.duty recorded in ihe uHicrof the regiM.'.r.»t deeds in und for the county of Rob rrisauu state ol outh Dakota 011 the 21st day of January, tfc05, at 9:15 oVIoek A. Al., 111 book •J8 of mortgage*. 00 page 4So. and wheieas by reason of said default and as authorized by said mortgage said mortgagee has elected to declare and does hereby declar» the entire bt secured by said mortgage now due and pivable and, whereas there is hereby claimed to be due and is due on said mort gage at the date hereof the sum of live hundred fifty-one and 49-1U0 ($551,49) dol lars. and whereas ihe power of sale in said mortgage comalned has become operative and no action or proceeding has been insii tuted at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured ny said mortgage or any part thereof. Now therefore, notice is hereby given, tbat by virtue of the power of sale in said mort gage contained, and pursuant to tbestatute in such case made and provided the said mort gage wiil be foreclosed by a sale of the prem ises described in ana conveyed by said mort gage viz all those tracts or parcels of land situated in the county of Roberts and State ot South Dakota described as follows to wit: The lots' umbered two (2) and four (4) and the east half (e»4) of the southwest quarter (swK) all of section ten (10) in township one hundred and twenty-four (124) north of range lifty-two (52) west of the fifth principal meridan. containing In all one hundred linv six anl S)rj-l(X) (150.95) acres, more or less, ac cording 10 the Failed States government, st'-i vcy hereof together with ail the hereili'a mems and appnrtanees thereunio he|onLpi!iLr. which s»ale will lie made by the Micni! ni a han. Kobe 1 is County n.i the frojH doer oJ the e«.un ry court hotKe In tiie ('ii of Sis-eloti in ihe omny of I Col t-r's ml a'e .t s»»nt Ii on ?he7th day ol Marrh 1910. at nneoVloek p.m. it pu t)lic attcl joj ....... W ill hell be IIH invd lorn.-N "s to siit isfy the anu'um I eh on MIMI moriairr and ihe rehy. together With \h- Mat fees in nisi- t\ foreclosure d- hiiiii'M ini'iiif. allowed by ndetiipiiuti «!.s provided by at cry and 11 iaw. MK je law. 1 a' ed .^iss -ti 11 Son11 a Uot a, a n. 20. IClo. TlIK FAUMKI.^ A Mi l-cn ANICS SAVINGS BANK or I J.N NI:AIMJI.IS K. .1. Tr I:M:K. .Morif.iij.-ce Attorney tor .Mortgagee. SJAL.K OF INHKRITKIJ 1.NI.MA.N i.AMnS Sisseton Agency, S. Dak. Tne public is hereby informed that inher ited Indian lauds within the limits or the sis seton Agency, Suuih Dakota, offered forsaie unuer Section 7 of the Act of Congress ap proved May 27, 1902 (32 Stats. 275) will be found publicty listed *it said agency where sealed bids for the purchase of any tract on said list will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon of the day upon wnich bids are advertised to be open, All bids shall be enclosed In a sealed envelope conspicuously marked **Bida for In herited Indian Land." The date of the pro posed sale must also be written thereon, but nothing else. Each bid must be accompanied by a duly certified check on some solvent bank, payable to the order of S. E. Allen. Superintendent, for the use of thegrantors.for twenty-live per oent of the amount ottered, as a guarantee for the faithful performance by the bidder of his proposal. If the bid shall be accepted and the successful bidder hhall, within a reasonable time, after due notice, fail to comply with the terms of his bid. the money represented by such check shall be forfeited to the use of the owners of the land. The right to reject any and all bios is re served and bids will only be accepted by the Agent or other officer in charge subject to the approval of the owners of the land. Purchasers shall pay all costs of convey ancing, and in addition the following sum, to wit If the purchase price is flOOO or less, Sl.50 if it is more than $1000 and less than 2000, $2.00 and where the purchase price is more than $2000. $3.50. INHERIT!*!' INPIAN LAN PS Listed for sale Jan. 21. posted Jan. 24. 191'). Bids to be opeued. March 25,1910. 1 L. 1, sec. 31. twp. 124, rng. 50.40.20a: neltf nefcf. sec. fcwp 124. rng. 51 40 a 2 WVfc invlj, wVt sw^4'. sec, 24, twp. 126. rng. 51. 3 Lot 2sec. 15, twp. 12a. rng. 53. 31.25a L, 2 sec. 22, twp. 123. rng. 53. 5 a w% nejtf ne'ij neM. sec. 32, twp. 121. rng. 52. 120 a 4 EH swjsi'. se}4 110J4', nwj^ seMsec. 15, twp. 121). rng. 52. 5 SeM sou sec. 27 se^.{ sejif see. 31. twp. 127, rng. 52. Sw'.|, sec. 3. twp. 122. rng. 53. 7 Nw'-j.^ee. 35, twp. 123. rng. 53. S Nil- seVi, tie1:! sw'-.j. sec. 21, twp. 104, rng, 53. 9 -2-.'J-4 uVa S0V4. sec, 24. twp. 12ti. rn^. 53, 14x.25a lot 2.sec, 13. f.vp. 12(3 rng. 53. as. ir, a 176.40 a 10 SEW BWV4 sec. 20 nH seM sec. 31, twp,128 rng. 53. NON-COMPETENT INDIAN LAND Listed for sale Jan. 22, posted Jan. 24, 1910 Bids to bo opened March 25, 1910 1 NM ne!^ sec, 31, twp. 128, log. 49 2 NH ne4 see, 19, twp. 128, rng, SO 3 SK sex sec. 14 nwM neH sec. 23. twp. 124 rng. 51 4 neii. seo. 29. twp. 123, rng. SI 5 NwX n«U, sec. 21, twp, 183. rng. 51 swM seM, Bee. 19 nwV4 nwX, seo. 84 neX neVi sec. 33, twp, 124, rng. 51 6 SwW senses.4 nwK neJV sec. 9, twp. 122, rng. 52 I MM ne!{, seo. 18, twp, 183, rng. 52 8 Lots 1-2-4seo. S, twp, 124, rng. 58, 82.53 a eK swia.Beo. 82, twp. 125. rng. 52, 80a 9 Nw4 swYt, iwM nwM sec. 21, twp. 126 rng. 52 se& neM, neii seVi.seo. 20. twp. 126, rag. 52 10 SeM nw^seo. 17. twp. 127, rng. 52 II SV4 nwii, seo. 7, twp. 128, rng. 53 12 NwX seW. swK neX. sec. la, twp, 127rng. 54 Wi/4 BC!4, seX sec, 36, twp. 128. rng. 54 Will's Place BEST EQUIPPED Pool and Billiard Parlor IN THE NCRTHWEST. These {atnes are a pastime and' brain food for men of brains and should be en couraged in all safe ways. It must be regarded as one of thet most charming games invented. No recreation combines health-giving exorcise and pleasant com panionship in a greater degree than bill iards and pool« I have a billiard table in my house.—Henry Ward Beecher. BIG FRESH LINE OF mi Confectionery Soft Drinks Fresh Fruits Tobaccos Cigars, Etc. CLEAN, LIGHT, COMFORTABLE Wm. Siedlnnd, Prop. (Marcb l, HOT.) Notice Of The Annual Meeting: Of Stockholders. TO TLIK STORKHOJ.DKITS OK TLIK VKUI.LN AND! NOKTinVKSTEHN 1JAUAV.\Y UMI'ANY You will please lake notice thai tlic annual rm-elui ol the siucUholtler* of u.ii above named corporation will bt Li«*Ut at the uflloi* ot .J. .1. Uatter»on in tlu» city of Sissutun. ifob ens I'ount.v. outh !Jakola, on March 7, 311»: at nme o'clock in ihe forenoon of said day. or as soon thereafter a* a quorum may be pre sent, for the purpose of electing a board of Directors of said Corporation uud also for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before such meeting. And you are also farther notilied. that, pur suant to statute and the by-laws of said cor poration, immediately at the close of the fore going meeting of the stockholders, a repular meeting of the board directors of said corpora tion will IH held tit the same place for he pur pose of electing a full setof ollicers of said cor poration for the ensuing year.aciinfr .ipont he reports of the of the ollicers aud also for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting. Dated Februaiy 2nd. 1910. VfilJbKN AND N OHT11 W EST N KAIMVAY COMPANY. MY A. H. Dahl. President. Ellas Monson. Secretary. (r irst February 25— Last March II) APPLICATION FOK DISCHARGE OF KEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Slate of south Dakota, county of Roberts in circuit court, lifth judicial circuit. In he matter of the application ofWillium M. I'arnham tor the discharge of certain real (•siaie£mortgage hereinafter desbribed. Notice Is hereby given that William M. Farnham has presented an application to tin Jndtreof the Circuit Court, of the Fifth Jiuii -i il circuit. South Dakota, wherein he claims U) be the owner ol the land described therein, to wi» I.ots one (I) and two cj) in block live (7j). town ot Wil:iiot. Roberts county. South Da kola, and that there is otitsi .tailing one cer tain real est He mortua^e agiunst said land, which has h»»en lully paid, and the mortj-'Jiue ol said morig!i|:e is now drco:is«-d. and does not lni'T an :«ct ing administrator or executor of her eMail and That said inorisrure should diseharg ol record by the court. Said hearing on such application tor .in or derio discharge said mortgage wiil be heard on the I2ih day ol March. l!Uo. at. the City of Aberdeen. Brown county. South Dakota, be foivthe Honorable Frank AlcNulty. .Judge of ihe Circuit Co rt, at the chambers of said court in the court house in the said city at the hour of 10 o'clock a in. of said day or as soon thereafter as council can be heard, at which time any person Interested may appear and show cause why said order should not be made discharging said mortgage as required by law. Dated at Sisseton, R. D. this 10 day of Feb., 1910, •WILLIAM M. FARNHAM. Applicant. yFu ller & Fuller, his attorneys, Sisseton, S, D. (First, Feb. 25—Last March 25) Notice Of Publication Insolated Tract PUBLIC LAND SALE DEPARTMENT OF -UIK INTKKIOH, U. S. Land Ottlce at Aberdeen, »S, B., Feb ruary 17,1910. NOTICE is hereby given, that as directed, by the Commissioner of the Ueneral Laud Office, under provisions of Act of Congress approved June 27. liHJG (&1 siats. 517), we will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, at 10o'clock, A. M., on the 29th day of March. 1N1U, at this office, the following described land: Lot G, sec. 5 T. 124 n., r. 52, w. 5th n. m. (serial no. .01148). Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are advised to file their claims or objections.ou or before tho time designated for sale. P, D. Kmns. Kegisber. E, ADAMS, Receiver. (First Feb. 25—Last April NOTICE OF SALE IN FURKCLOMJNr ADVERTISEME.M disbursements allowed with the What Makes Good Meat? Most people Uuow that the age of the stock makes the at tough or tender. Tlieregare Jmany other things which are of importance in the malciugof good meats WE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE AND WATCH OUR MEAT! If:you want a good roast ur steak, or chops, let us cut. it for .vou. OYSTERS FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. Sisseton Provision Company Seconaidoor north of Thompson's Hardware Store. We Will Save You Moneyl Try Axness & Co., when in need ot LUMB BR OF ANY KIND. We have a fine, clean, dry stock O. T. Axness Co. We Can Furnish Any Part of Yonr House, Giye You the Best and ave Ton lietej "W have good bargains in Dining Room Suites, Rockers, Tables, Rugs andi. Chairs. We [have just received a large consignment* of the'latest in Lace Curtains, Rugs and Floor Mattings. T. W. CAHILL Sisseton, S. D. J"| Nonce is here.»y given that tho ce.ian estate mortgage exeeuu-u and deiivcrd't K, Furlong and Christina Fiuiong mo gors. and T. K. Knidal. iiivrii agtjt*.r*d-n.. 11 dav of .March, W'N. aud iilecl for recoi theoflice of he hcgi -t« of Deeds ot K, county, aouth Jaiuiic. upon tin May, iyuS at '»:!0 o'clock in the aficYiioo recorded in hiok of £nori.:_ j»-,.s ,jac and duly assigned by ihe sr//f mortgat henry Lenz oya:» ument?Jud ilie lTi of May, 190* and recorded' wi said otli Register of Deeu upon the Jth dav of 19usat ll) 50o'Ciock In toe forenoon in bo of mortgages, page 231, will be foreclose sale of the premises described in said' gage and hereinafter described at the dourof the courthouse, in the City of ton. county of Roberts, and state of Dakota,jat tho hour of 2:00 o'clock in th» ternoon ou Saturday the and day of I'.UO, to satisfy tne amount due upon mortgage and the note thereby somirVwi the day of said sale together wfih 'V wiih cost Dy law. incin. statutory attorney fee. Tlmt said sal,' i, made at the time and place aforesaid' i\\ sherflT of said Roberts county or liis pursuant to the uower of sa:e in said gage contained, that the premises de^i in said mortgage and which will nesnM portion of lots 10, lland 12 of block So of sisseton. Koberts county, South n.. according to the plat thereof ue fli.,,1 office of Kesisterof Deeds of said countvH are described as follows: Begimilni. 5 southeast corni-r of lot 12 and ruiinlni! along the south line of lot IS a distance ni feet, thence directly north 52 fei., parallel to the souili line of lot 12 to 'i r,„ lot HMh.'iii-c lu the point of starlit I line That the ik iiinit in tin, term.- of L' i!-'e for which such foreclosure an he had consists in the wm pnJ'ijoiii'o'f'Yiir. wrest ilno .March 11th, up..n •aid ue tipr. pic tlotr ot ?I'_M) 1 i,. Ii[ ualed .\iaiiii lltli. l!nis. pmahlv1 or'I'll three ye us alicfii iie in in- .sun, ,r with interest, lit the i,. o: per ecnt mini, which ii.teivst Kinnttnis to.-: -'..,,1. son ol winch itciault in ii ivment. the toKler.-'L'tieil lit,- il.-rlare.i tin.I h.v declare the whole of id me t. eilucss 10 Ui- ii,.,w ili anil •:j2i'c ht owing in '•en, pro iN.ofi ,,,,,rf lieu]' IK1 right I herein given in tnalce uch ief.ilt ill pM.vment of iutereM. Tlliit the UIIMHIM '-I'lillHrtl TO })e LIFT sat note and iMu-igaee Of I lhc tij l.tuice is •,.l."ro,.» so. Hated this i^l day of February. Hun ,, HENHY I.KX/, a Hy .lolm S.Swan.Mln. Assignee faiWt,-,, SheritT Koherts rouiit.v. souili UnUoi-T'' I1 uller A 1' ullur. AMornej's. Mfeseton. South j)akot». ""NOTICE OF EXAMINATION Notice is. hereby given thattlie next reKul-l examination for teacher's certificates will 1 held in the court-room at Sisseton, South kola, on Thursday and Friday, March 3rd 8 a 4th,1910. Applicants are required to be present eat* enough tobej in writing at S:30 a. m. on Thui day. March 3rd. I'ensand ink willbe furniBhed. A. PRESTWICK f51' County Superlntende. LEASE OF COMMON SCHOOL LAND Notice is hereby given that on May 3' 19U1, all the unleased common school lai in Koberts county, will be offered for lease public auction, between the hours of o'clock a. m. and,5 o'clock at the front do of the court House in said county. Dated at Pierre March, 1st 1910. O. C. DOKKEN, Commissioner of School and Public Land (First March 1 Last Slay ti) vf 3H "1