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The South western news., 1888-10-10
Personal and Otherwise.

AhiH' e. '" II Aphi'! iStuA HSu
home Saturday.
Dr.. D. w. Brown, of Shellman,
was in the city this week.
Col. W c. WorrelI of the Cuth-
bert bar, was in our city last
week.
Smith Pickett, of Atlanta, is in
r." city, visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. Galloway, representative o
the Macon Telegraph, was in the
city last week.
T. O Stephenson. OF HartwelI,
Ga, has entered the South Geor-
gia NJ & F,Co'legc.
Mr.. O. B. Thomas has returned
rom a short trip to Quitman Go.
dis health is greatly improved.
Mr.. W. E. Sessions of Worth
county. was in Dawson last week
circulating among his many
lends.
Mrs. Col. DIN Wimberly and
son returned to Maco last week
'ffor short stay with relatives in
this city.
Mira. NJ. A. Miller will occupy
Nercer>s new house on Lee st., and
will he prepared to accommodate a
few select boarders.
Col. i. F. Christie and lady are
occupying the residence on Vine
street, that WIS built last year by
Mr. l.. D. Hatcher.
Uncle Jacob Reed came to DAVIS
son last week to spend the winter.
Uncle Jacob has a host of warm
friends here, who are always glad
to see him.
DR., T. H. Thurmond lett yes
terday in company with his broth
er, DR.. ". T. Thurmond, of
Lumpkkin for Forsyth to be pres.
ent at the marriage of their sister,
Mrs. J. 3. Badger has gone to
Dawson to take p ,sition in the
Male and Female College. She is
quite an accomplished lady and
will render valuable service
Macon Ertniag Ne,rs.
Mrs. NJ. c. Carraway and chill
drcn returned home Saturday from
several months stay in Nor,h Ga. /
Her son, Wilbur, is the proud own
or Of a genuine Shetland pony, the !
first ever brought to Dawson.
Misses Ola Stevens AMI Cleo
Farnum lett last week for Wesley. /
an Female College at Macon. Tho5 .
ale two Of our prcttiest and bright
eat young ladies, and W. shall ex~
| pect nothing less Of then than one
OF the houors.
"Do you know, Mr., De Baine,
that they are talking Of opening an
asylum for dudes?"
"Awh, you are tacetious, Miss
Candid. And why don't they open
it," because they cah't find a
building big enough. Time.
Judge Ito prospective grand jul
ryman)-What is your occupa>
tor?
p G. j. Collector for the gas
company.
judge You are excused. 1t
would be impossible for you 10
| bring in a true bill Terre Haitte .
EGpress
Guest Cat evening party to beau
tiful young NAM You may or
der me an ice, waiter.
Supposed waiter (fercely)-Sir!
I'm no waiter, sir, AMI such miss
take demands an apology, sir!
Guest Covered with con!usion)
! Why, OF course it does. Where
i do you suppose could find the
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. ST.
Removal.

The office of this Paper is up
stairs ia the post Office building on
lain street. All of those who are
desirious Of paying their subscrip-
tons will please make note and act
accordingly.
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1t you are building a new house,
remember that | h I'VE the best win
dow locks now in the market. They
hold the window up at any hight
and prevent it from being raised
from the outside. j. H. Bishop,
Dawson Ga.
The South western news., 1888-10-10

Messrs. Dan and Oscar Crouch
are both preparing to make valua-
ble improvements on their resilen-
ceS.
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we have the GOODS no SEA- and Will not be
WssdcrsOId by anybody IL YOU SyANE 10 Sc
CURE GENUINE BARGAINS FOLLOW THE
GROVE no
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our STOCK Cor the tall trade Is unsurpassed.
WE get the Choice OF tle BEST GOODS i'm The
MARKETS amd OUr command OF ready cash ms
ableS bHy at PRECE2 tsat give orr CONF
petiiOrs Cold Chiils.
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GEORGIA-Terrell County
Or.Llns rvs Office Or. = 1919

OTIIHtTY OHce OCT. ?, 1888,
Whereas, a w Fitzpatrick, adj
nlnlstrator on estate OF James
fitzpatrick, deceased. having il
proper torn applied Cor leave to
sell the laDd belonging to said es
tate; All persons Interested are
hereby uotiiieJ to show cause, if
any they can, why leave to sell as
prayed Tor, should not be granted
said administrator at the next
November tern 1888, of Terrell
curt OF Ordinary. II S BELL,
~ Ordinary.
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DEPEND UPON fT-That prices are the
lowest Oar assOtmeAi the largest and most com
plete and in guilty the best
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Bleaching, one yard wide only Sets
Dress Goods from 6 cents to one dollar
ayarl. Largest stock of Jeans in Daw-
son, from twelve and a half to fifty cents
per Yard.
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Cholera Cordial will cure you Of
that bowel affection, whether it be
Dysentery, Diarrhea, hoIera
Morhus, or tholera Infantum.
For sale by Crouch Bros.
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DO NOT
FALL 70 VISIT
'LOWREY ( ORR'S
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
=: EEzIEADQUARTER STORE
NO. 2, Main Steet. Dawson Ga--
Where yOm will fimd barge smd elegant line OF
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes.
OUR SPECEALTIES-Are Goods o suit the Pian-
ters az prices they can afford tOpay.

we have SAVED YOU MONEY im the past and
il YOU will cOmtime give faith ia US, will save
NOU more ian the future.
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Mounts Restaurant.
Mr.. John 7. Cochran, who live,
up above Bronwood, lost his pin
house one day last week ov fire
Loss about 5000.
Best Whistles, Brandies &c.
or medicinal use, at
Cheatham & Deans.
For Frash Fish and Oysters. 90
to NJ. F. Mounts Market & Res.
taurant.
We noticed several loads of hav
on our sire is recently. This is
evidence thai cur people arc taking
steps in tn right direction.
Just received at Hillman &
Stevens new lot Of Lamps that
will be sold cheap.
I. Y. Martin had "possum"
supper at his st:urant la.t Fri
d'y II .rHt, it was a grand success,
lie will have one every week.
1t you have butter and eggs for
sale 20 to Mounts RESTAURANT.
Uncle John Daniel, we learn,
will have opposition in his race for
Coroner. However, we are not
authorized to make any announce.
ment.
We keep q full line Of Tobacco
and Cigars, and when you once
try our goods YOU will not use any
other. Hillman & Stevens.
Rev. F. A. Branch delivered,
Sunday, one Of the finest sermons
ever preached in the Methodist
church. He is a credit to the min
istry.
If you want the lowest prices on
Shoes and Hats it will pay you to
call and see lis
Nolan Bros
We learn that Dawson is to
have a bycicle club. Six or eight Of
the boys already own machines, aud
three or tour more have ordered
them.
Fulton's Iron King and Derby
Stoves are selling like hot clkes.
Read additional names in the lists
OF his I'd every week.
j. R, Mercer, we learn. is to
build four or five more cottages,
similar to the ones OH johnson and
Lee streets. Let the good work
90 on.
We keep always on hand a full
and complete line Of Drugs, Paints,
Oils, Varuishes &c.
Hillman & Stevens.
Do not buy your clothing until
you get prices from the Red Star
Store. We are determined not to
be undersoId by anybody.
Don't fail to read Kempner's
advertisement His dry goods
house is the leader in fine goods
and low prices; is headquarters tor
bargains ard the latest styles are
to be found there.
Don't buy yo"r Fall suit of
cl pthes before Pricing the new
stock at NCLAIN BROS.
Best Cigars and Chewin To-
bacco at Cheatham 4 Delns.
Mr.. Geo. II. Dunklin will ar
rive this week with a car lold OF
Texas ponies. Mr.. W B Gibson
is interested with Mr.. Dunklin and
will ride each and every pony be-
fore it Is sold. Don't fail TO call
and see the big performance.
Melt, Bros. d Co. c u show
prctty how cases as can be found
eisrWhe. These show ctses are
beau Il Nv di>playe with gentle,
men fu shnr goods OF the latest
styles. Go and see Tor yourselves.
Husband: Hem, er-my dear,
| NY correspondence is becoming SO
heavy that l will have to employ a
typewriter. You referred ycster-
day to the .cc nPished typewriter,
Mss d. Sweet. Do you know her
intimately? Wife; Oh, yes. Shc
has bee" teaching our daughter
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GEORGIA-TerreIl County
Ordinary's Office Oct 2, 1898.
" hereas, it appearing to the
court tn t there is no permanent
administration on estate of
John Kitchens deceased and no
application for permanent letters
of il imlnistration therein; and it
further appearing that there is
necessity tor permanent admins
tratlon on said estate, all and singu-
lar the creditors and next OF kin of
sail deceased are hereby notified
to show cause, it any they can,
Why the administration OF said es>
tate should pot be vested in the
CLERK OF the Superior court, or
some other competent person at the
next November term 1888, of Ter.
rel curt otOldiDIry, ii ) BELL,
NJ Ordinary.
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order from the
Court o; Ordinary OF Terrell coun>
ty will be sold before the Court
House door in Dawson Ga, Oh the
first Tuesday in November next,
within the usual hours OF sale.
LIT of land number 1872 in the 18th,
district Of Terrell county GA. Sold
as the property Of the estate
Of Rob:. Lundv deceased.
Terms cash. W II GAMMAGE,
It Administrator.
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BIG

G Cures in from one to
five days. Manufactured
only by
IS CROUCH BROS.
eaa@ DAWSON, GA.
For saIeby Arthur Bros. IL Co,
Shellman, Ga.
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GEORGI Terrell County
Ordinary's Office Oct. 2, 1898.
Where Is, j Z tercer admins,
traitor on estate Of Sardh A learn
deceased, havin : III proper form
app ied for leave to sell the land be.
longing to the estate OF said de-
ceased, all persons interested are
hereby notified to show cause, if
any they can, why lease to sell, as
prayed for, should not be granted
sad nd min strator, at the next
November term 1888, of Terrell
Court of Ordinary II 5 BELL.
1t Ordinary,
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For their generous and cordial support
during the past season, andfor the coming
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FILL END WINTER TRHDE

Have made purchases of Goods at such
Wonderfully Low Prices, that the most
Incredulous will pause to wonder how |
can seIIso much lower than Competitors.
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'onty, Ga.

best step
ave sold
guirans
heard 10
them very
F~-
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LOCALS.

Crouch Bros, has the incest line
OF Perfumes Of any house in the
city.
Sparks Perfect Health and al
other patent medicines at
Gheatham 4 Deans
The A. NJ. E. Conference will
convene in Americas on Novem-
Der 14th.
Pure liquors for sale, by Cheat
ham d Dean.
Llr. Prather has moved his pho,
graph gallery to Albany. This
leaves Dawson once more without
an artist.
Mall =
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-15
"Purgatory Bullets"

An excited Irishman lately rushed
into Boston drug store, having a
"brolen up" appearance generally.
"Be jabbers." he yelled, "I'm all wrong
entoirely. 1 want some shtuff to
straighten me out. Some O. thin
'Purgatory Bullets will fix me Pm
thinkin'. What dye tax for thim?"
"What do you mean 2" asked the clerk.
".Purgatory Bullets sor, or somethin
loike that. they call thim,' replied the
man. "Shure, I'm in purgatory already
with headache, and liver complaint,
and bad shtomach, and the divil knows
what ALL The clerk passed out vial
of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets, and Pat went off contented. These
little Pellets cure all arrangement of
liver, stomach and bowels. Sugar
coated, little larger than mustard seeds,
and pleasant to take. Druggists.
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The Sioux Falls Wall.

From the Press of the 3D.: AT Mitch
ell last year another combination was
formed against Sioux Falls, the lead
ers of which were Mitchell and Yank-
ton. They both knew that if Sioux
Falls had an equal chance that neither
of them would stand ghost of a show
OF winning. Sioux Falls had the iden-
tical hose that had been used in the
Iowa state tournament the week be-
fore (Which hose is owned by that as
sociation, and all contesting compa-
nies are compelled to use this) Sioux
Falls again offered to let the other
companies use the hose, but no, they
had Sioux Falls on the hip; if she
wasn't allowed to use this hose she
had no other, and as Mitchell and Y ank-
ton both refused to loan her theirs, it
would be impossible for the Sioux
Falls boys even to start. But finally
Aberdeen rendered them the use of the
hose that Aberdeen had used in the
free-for all, and which had proven
treacherous to them. The Sioux Falls
boys, not to be barred out entirely,
made the run with this hose. And
such a run. AS they crossed the line
it was dollars to cents that the race
was theirs. But just then the coupling
caught in the reel of the cart and
jerked the hose out of the coupler's
hands, and the race was lost. Rolls
of money were shook under the noses
of the other teams offering to run
them any kind of a race that they
might name, and for any amount, and
strange to say, none of them wanted
any of it.
The Sunday before the Sioux Falls
team went to the Mitchell tournament
they made test run on their practice
grounds before quite crowd of
people. The run was a good one, in
fact the time made was better than
was made by any Of the teams at the
tournament, and better than the time
given Sioux Falls in the free-for-all
race. Two Mitchell men were on the
grounds, and one of them made the
remark that Sioux Falls evidently had
the best team that would be at the
tournament, but no matter how fast
they run or what time they made they
would not bring the championship cart
back with them. Later developments
what he was talking about. Light
ming would not have won the cart for
this CITY,
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would not be represented very hard.
The outcome shows that somebody

Woulu nOG Oe represented very hard.
The outcome shows that somebody
was badly left.
When the championship race came
upa protest was filed by the captain of
the 1ankton team against both the
Mitchell and Huron companies on the
ground that each included professional
runners. The protest was referred to
the old board of control and under the
rules it required four of the six men,
bers to settle it. After considering
the matter for some time, three mem
bers only being in session, two of
these sustained the protest and gave
the cart to YanlSton. Milt. Bloss. on
behalf of Mitchell, at once filed his
protest against this action on the
ground OF its illegality, and he was
sustained. 1t was then decided to re-
fer the whole matter to the new board
OF control Which will determine it at
the winter meeting. Meanwhile the
cart remains in the hands OF the asso-
citation.
1t seems that after it had been de
cided to leave the matter under dis
pnte to the new board of control, the
captain of the Yankton team sent the
Sheriff after the cart and took it home
with him.
The Mitchell boys won hosts of
friends by their behavior at Huron,
and are perfectly willing to abide by
the decision of the present board as to
whether they honestly won the cham
pionship or not. The time would
Seem to indicate that they did.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-15
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF Tho Dawson County Sunday
School Assocjation

OF Tho Dawson County Sunday
School Association
Will be held in the Congregational
church in Mitchell on June 22d, 1888.
Following is the program:
1OOO-Devotiona Exercises. led by
Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland.
1O:20-Reading of Minutes oflast Meet
ing by the Secretary.
1o:25-Opening Address by the Presi-
dent.
1o:3O-The Order of Service in Sunday
Schools, r.. N. I&ratz.
llOO-Ihe Value of Individual Effort
in Sunday School Work, Geo.
Belts.
11:3o-What is the Real Mission of a
Sunday School, l.. N. Seaman.
II 11:5O-Appointing of Committees.
l2:OO-Adjournmnnt till 1 30 D. m.
1:3O-Devotional Exercises led by
ID, M. Powell.
2:0O-IIow to Teach the Lesson, o. Il.
Browne.
2:30-Teachers' Conference.
3:OO-The Bible versus the Lesson
Leaf, j. A. Kepp.
2:3O-Systematic Benevolence, led by
NeO. w dUSOG.
l:00-Reports Of Committees and
Business.
4:15-Children's Meeting, led by Mrs.
Kline.
Adjournment till 500 pm.
S:OO-Song service, led by j. S. Dan
iels.
S:3o-Temperance address by Prof.
Reno.
1t is not expected that the persons
named will exhaust these topics, but
that they will use not to exceed fifteen
minutes and be followed by volunteers;
and a general discussion is expected
and solicited. Bring your Gospel
hymn books and Bibles along.
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The Result at Huron.

While the result of the races in
'llch The Pulley team went is already
PioWn' the particulars will be forth
o'''lhg by degrees. Capt. Pulley says
never saw d team work together
''.ef IN his life, every man of them
'oef The best of discipline through
- ana When they cau.e under the
nv IL was as one perfect machine.
feiS part dong its full share, and not
".issVep or an inch of lack any where
The line. Their work was a sur
use 10 everybody at Huron, it being
r. impression there that Mitchell
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-15
Our Fourth of July.

Kimball Index: Mitchell is to have
a great celebration July Sd and 4th.
Ii she will get reduction of railroad
rates the people here will turn out to
it.
Alexandria Journal: Mitchell will
Its citizens are making big prepara-
tions for big time.
Parker Press: The Mitchell REPUB-
L1cAN advertises grand celebration
there on the 4th, and extensive fire
works in the evening.
Prepare to come, then. The rail-
roads not only give excursion rates,
but will run special trains.
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The Free-For-AlI,

IIuronite, s: The last on the pro-
gram at the grounds was the free for
all hose race open to the world. The
Turner Of Huron and the Pulley hose
team Of Mitchell entered. One Sioux
Falls and three Miller men ran with
Huron and two Aberdeen men ran
with Mitchell. The time was, Mitch
ell 1891, Huron, 4015. Mitchell took
the purse, $3.50. The Mitchell boys
won the race fairly and they were a
happy lot. Both teams made a run
worthy of the men.
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Help For the University.

Vermillion Republican,: That sym
pathy is beautiful finds q new illus
tration in the generous conduct of the
faculty of the University of Dakota.
Hearing of the destruction by lire of the
magnificent building at Mitchell, with
the loss of life, suffering, embarrass7
ment to the work of the school, Pro-
fessors Ballaseyus, Scott, Akeley, Hull
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-15
HE'LL DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1888.

bert, Culyer, Rowley, Vance and Pres
dent Olson have each made subscrip-
tions and placed the money in the
hands Of the pastor Of them. e. church
here, to be forwarded as a token of
their sympathy and fraternal interest
iii the educational work. This
friendly and substantial encourage
ment is very gratifying to the faculty
at Mitchell.
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Life was ebbing fast and his hours were
few He was q Third avenue elevated
bra'en>an and eating his meals between
stat' rs had sapped his vitality.
NJ; @iear Young friend, said the min
lister ai lia bedside, 81 trust that what
has p'-,'n so graciously vouchsafed to me
to say vii. comfort and sustain you. I
will leave you now for the present."
s'Very well, SIR" responded the sick
man, feebly. Step lively, please. New
York Sun.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-06-15
Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing
sound, are caused by catarrh, that exceed
ingly disagreeable and very common disease.
Loss of smell or hearing also result from
catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier, is peculiarly successful REM
edy for this disease, which it cures by purify
ing the blood. Ifyou suffer from catarrh, try
Hoods sarsapartlla, the peculiar medicine. :.
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The People Are Tired .

Rural Voice: In reply to the HUI
ronite the Mitchell REP uBLIc4AN de-
livered well directed fire at the
great men" in south Dakota politics.
The REPUBLICAN is right. The peo-
pie are getting very tired of having
brass collars forced upon their necks.
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sHERlFFs SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, l.s
SECOND } JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, l.s
SECOND } JUDICIAL Dl STRICT. So
III the district court within and for Dawson
county.
z. Ii. Blake, plaintiff, vs.. Herbert Dickinson.
Norman 7. Mayhem and Daniel A. Goble,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Ola judg-
ment of foreclosure and sale in the above en-
titled action on the 22nd day of March, 4. D..
1883, and an execution issued upon said judg-
ment. the subscriber, o. U. Stanchlield, Sheriff
OF Dawson county, Dakota territory, for that
purpose appointed, will sell ut public auction
at the front door of the court house in the city
OF Mitchell, county of Dawson, Dakota terri
tory, on Tuesday the 18th day OF July 1885, at 10
O'Clock i'll the forenoon OF that day, the real
estate and lnortgaged premises situate in the
county OF Dawson, territory of Dakota, and
directed in said Judgment and execution to be
sold. and therein described as follows: The
north half % OF the north west Il OF section
number seventeen 90 in township one hun
dred and two Qo2l of range number sixty-one
(6D Dawson county, territory OF Dakota, con-
tanning eighty (eU) acres more or less according
to government survey, or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment and
costs, amounting in all to two hundred and
tifty-One (S25ll dollars and thirty-three (33)
cents, with interest thereon from the date Of
said Judgment and all accruing costs of sale.
Dated Mitchell, Dak.. June I'd, 1883,
q. o. SrANCIIFIELD,
Sheriff OF Dawson county.
GEO. A. JOIINsTQN, GoopNKoONTZ KEl.-
LAM II PORTER. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Rec'feld Journal: Clip the wings
of the carpet-bagger," d sentiment
which originated in the Alexandra
Herald, we believe, ought to be inocu-
lated into every republican vein before
November lst. Cut off the autocratic
wings OF l.. X. Church.
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Notes of The oceas,.,a-

In another column today is printed
the squeal OF the Sioux Falls Press
over the result of las. years tourna-
ment, and it is flied with The grossest
Misrepresentation OF one ui the squar-
est and most successful meetings ever
held in the west. However, Mitchell
ean afford to be naagnanimous in view
of her splendid victory this Wear in the
face Of big odds. She has uothing but
hearty contempt not m.!ningied with
pity for the Sioux Falls squealers.
while her citizens will not soon forget
the insult conveyed in their attack on
the management of last year, tourna-
ment. Dlsparagement OF Mitchell in
every Way is the Sioux Falls gospel,
and its most Jealous prophet is the
Press. This feeling shows itself. at
every opportunity and on every occa-
sion-political, commercial, or sporting.
There was a lively diversion while
the crowd was awaiting the arrival of
the train Saturday evening. Some one
brought word that there was a fire on
west First street, and in q jlffy strong
arms and Timber legs We're dragging
one OF the gaily bedecked hose carts to
the scene. Quick as flash. too, the
juveniles with their miniature truck
dashed away and were almost the first
on the ground. The bucket brigade,
however, had put out the fire, which
was in Mrs. Dowdell's Kitchen, and
which started in peculiar way. Miss
Dowdell had Just lighted u gasoline
stove when the round house whistle
began to blow. She ran To the door
thinking there was a fire somewhere.
So there was a moment later, as the
flames from her own stovecaught some
articles hanging near by, and quickly
communicated to the interior of the
kitchen. Neighbors, however, turned
in with pals eff water and, the fire was
soon out, doing slight damage. 1t was
here that Rosters hose team won its
first laurels, several of them managing
to get their feet wet, and the chief do
ing himself proud by dashing in and
brayely rescuing the poker to the gas o.
line stove from a horrible fate.