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Seeelal Molissa.

rr~rEsr
MEMBERS OF THE FIDELITY AND
Nl Columbia Building and Loan assoc;a-
tions IRE requested to call at room Is. Burr
building a,hiuglou avenue. JOHN Il.
HARRIS, Superintendent.
TyLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
- zines, etc, bound or rebound at TuE
TEIGuNE office. Quick work. Reasonable
prices.
MEAL TICKETS GAN BE RAD Ar M
M corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nuo. Twenty meal tickets for SS.jA Good
table board.
GAM EEAi p HAS TAKEN THE LIEPrY
- Stable lately occupied by Fred :. Warren
~ Monroe avenue, rear, where ho is prepared
10 furnish FIRST class LaadaUs, Surveys Phpq,
tons and Eag-ios good horses and careful
drivers. Telephone connections.
GTOCKHOLDERS' MEErING-THE AN.
- uuUl insotins Of the stockholders of tbr
FIOytlcnGe Gas and water Conway win bc
h I'd at The Delaware and Hudson Canal com,
p6ny,s building, lgi Franklin avenue. Scrnn.
ton, Pa, at . u. IN, Monday, May z, 1893, 70
elect officers to servo during the ensuing wear,
and transact any other business that may be
presented.
Il. =. ArIEBTON, Secre!
Scranton april >, lspl,
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CARBONATE CHIPS.
Daily Resume Of Pioneer City News Of
Interest.

Special to Tie Scraa!oa Ictbma.
C~ARgoNDALU, Pa, April 10 AT a
meeting held on Friday evening by the
boys branch of the Young Mems Chris
tisn association the following officers
wore elsctad President, Henry Call
ton; vice president, Harry Capwrll I;
secretary, Frank Couci; treasurer, VIII
Edgar.
Miss Merritta Donovan has returned
to her home in this city after q six
weeks visit with her sister in Star
rucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter are
spending a few days in New York.
A large number Of people attended
the conference ut Scranton Saturday.
and were very much pleased with the
exercises.
Dr.. Charles Lee md Dr.. Ottman will
represent the First Presbyterian church
OF this city at the meeting of Presov-
terry to DO held at Tunl;haun ock next
week.
Cards have been received by friends
of Miss Jeanette Peuwarden announc.
ing her marriage to Thomas Richards
at the brides home in Scranton. April
q
This has been n remarkably quiet
week, said JauitOg Soda a. the station
house. this morning, He has not had a
iodger since Saturday.
The Columbus bad gave an open air
concert Saturday might and was ell
joyed by II large numOsr who gathered
on the street
Emory Potter, of Greenfield. died
Fnday morning. lie was well known
in this city
- --
N. l. Blair, Alderman, oh ward, Scran-
ron, Pa, sta ed Nov. o, 49,: lie had used
Or. Thomas'Eclactri Oi tor spraius, burns,
cuts, bruises and rheumatism. Cured
every time ~
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Notice TO propsrty Owners

no rus OWNERS OF REPCTr0
4 owners Of property bounding and ahnt
ting on tho 'Cuthcrly side Of West Lack.
wanna ave from tho H.. l.. & W. r.. n. +,
North Main aye, the westerly sid OF Nilrn
street from West Lnrklwanpy ave. To- Robin.
son street; tho westerly side OF Robn,un
street It's cutire length; and 10Th sid,s Of
North Main ave. from jackson 10 pe,tchore
street, Ill situate in the Fourth ard Fonr-
teenth wards Of the city Of Scranton, pa,
Take notice. that under the direction o.
Councils, ] wi J make thu assessment Tor lay
lug or rclnying five foot t|agstono sid,wplgs
81 southoilN side Of West lackavanpn ave.
between above named points, and for LAYING
ar rn'eLinE ny, foot Il gstoae sidewalkg on
west sili OF Ninth and Robinson streets be-.
tween the points above designated, also for
LAYING 'r relnying A~agslono sidewalks, set.
tiug cuihgtongN aud laying pevel mt.
tDts on both sidus ut North Main ave.
bet ,,ea POINTS rboyo mentioned, ON Monday.
April ~, A. d, 1894, at N o'clock in no fore.
noon, ~ my otlcn in the Muuitipu Buil0ior.
IN thc CITY OF scrUIton, PA, ~ which tin,
and plGc You may appear AND he heard IL
! ou 80 deHre. JOSEPH T. PHILLIPS,
city Engineer.
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ARCHIBALD RHo VICINITY.
Current Topics Enter airirgly Discussed
by ON Intelligent Wii,er.
CunrilI Ia Nn ..,.- I'm T.ih,D,n

Special 10 NE scranton Tribune.
ARCHIBALD. Pr, April 1j.-rhs mem.
bers Of Archibald Hose company will
meet on Monday evening Ut 73)
O'clock, Dusiness Of Importance Will
be transacted,
Misses Mtrg A. anl Alec Sweeney
called oa frirn rs in Scranton on Satur-
dry.
DR.. i E,Ily, of Olyphaut, was u
visitor nero Ga Saturday
The employees Of Jones, Simpson &
Co. will ba paid on Wedneslg lay.
Mrs, p. W. Fadden ard children, Of
Olyphaut. who havo been visiting rsiu.
lives berp, have returned homs.
Miss Maggie Elton OF L1urel alrcet,
who haa been i'll Tor the pat ten days,
- slowly recovering.
Mr.. Miles McAujrsw ~ improving
his property on Laurel street.
On Tuesday Squire Numicy will
move into The hodss ON Mlin stree;
which 10 boa ,ht u tVw mpntus ugi
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Agents Wanted.

GENERAL AGENTS WAETED-SELlr
~ INK new articles TO dealers; exclusive
territory, no competition, no capital re.
qulred 10 tu 700 per cent. profit. COLUM-
BIN CHEMICAL CO., 60 aud Il Dearborn
street, Chicago, III.
iAANrED-MAN WITH LIFE AND FIRE
~ Insurance experiences uB solicitor in
lackaWanua county; good inducam ents 10
right man. Address 1885 BeG1 building,
Philadelphia. Pa.
MANTED-AGENTS 40 TAKE ORDERS
w by sample; we will pay expense and sal
AIRY or allow liberal commission; samples seut
ON application. Address Lock Box Gl@j, New
iOrk City.
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WYOMING conference
Concluded from Page |.

evils that beset us. This very church ia
an example, in all its perfection it came
through two fires and appeared MS it 10, tho
most beautiful church OF our denominH-
ton in this country.
fhe personal character is not developed
by ease; but it is developed 10y trlbulation.
Ten were ordained uoacous by Bishop
Hurst at we conclusion Of his sermon
as follows: Il. l. jeffrey, c, II. Rsy-
holds. J. N. Bailey, Adelbart D, French,
T. +. Lsrrabee. b. G. Mcdonald G..
N. N~crthrup, j. j. Raymond. $ G.
Snowden, I. 3. Walters.
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For Sale,

LoR sALE-A FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES.
J. one and oue.half miles from Dalton GA
the Delaware, LackawanGa and Western
railroad, First, class farm house with "A never
failing spring nearby; two barns, good land
and good orchard. win be sold cheap. Terms
eus'. Address g.. f. Won STORCH or ISAAC
ELLIS, executors, Dalton, Lackawgnna
county, Pa.
DHAETON FOR SALE-lNOUIRE OF II.
J H., tostOn. court stenOErapher, court
house, on 40 Clay avenue.
EOR SALE - G?-ACRE FARM. STOCK
4 and utensils. j. NJ SHEFFIELD. az
Monroe ave.
TTOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SCEhN.
L ton property--A bearing. orange grove
Increasing in production and value yearly IA
the orange section in Florida. Addres 4. L.
NETTLETON, Lake Helen, Florida
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~ llNtlf- Nt'Ih hb'iNlD
with but little or no re-
licl, | persuaded hcr TO
iry DR.. Pieruc's Fay0riio
Prescription ma Gold
en- Medical ~Discovery.'
She was 60 out Oi heart,
she returned Che s
that II would be Ike
all the rest Of 20 good;
but oa Ray account she
eald shG would Try II, so
! got one bottle each:
and before she had used
half Of q bottle she tclt
that " WA hgnpntlng
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her, and she has continued to improve ever
since, and now thinks 10 the most wonderful
remedy on earth Tor her sex, aud recommends
it 20 all suffering %felnu!eB, She has not been
80 well In ten years.
writo this without any solicitation and
with a free, good win, SO that you may let all
who may suffer know whit ii has done for
her" SOLD by medicine dealers everywhere.
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q WO~C5
Situations Yianted,

Situations Hsnted.
,-g-
GlpUATlON WANTED BF A YOUNG
" lacy with experience in u millinery store.
Can EYa best OF Ietefelce. Address L' L.,
slj Penu avenue, Third iilor.
SITUATIuN WANTED a WOMAN
y would llEr 90 ret work by tho dug ~
washing OF cleaning, co. viii take. washing
home, Address Macy nDNNELLS,
~ Orchrrd street.
NkrASTED BY a BUT 10 YEARS OF ACi2,
w oMpluymcut ma hotel. store or on u fRi IN.
Address W. BARNES hUHCH, East slrouds-
burg, Pa.
Young Man, %, WHO HAS HAD ENPE-
! l!euo5 rs 4 clerk end u, Il. boOkkeepcr,
desires position ~ either or both. Expects
small salary at iifst. Would Ike an interview.
Address Box g., TunkhannOck, Pa,
SWUAToN WANTEp-A GOOD PEN.
y man and scholar desires situation where
he Is willing TO make himself generally useful.
Tribune office,
IirUATloN WAITED By a YOUNG
- man as clorE IN grocery, dry goods or
clothing store. Had experience TT grocery
business. Good reference. Address. 4, NJ,
Tribune office.
SlfUATION WANTED BY A GOOD
- baker; best OF references. Address,
Baker, M7 Washington Avenue.
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petition the Now York Legislature 10
amend tho state constitution 10 that
public money may no. bA appropriated
tog sectariau purposes. Rev prS. 5. {.
Logan aul N,G. PRrSe wore introduced
to tho conferences.
The other business OF The forenoon
session comprised tho adoption. by u
vote OF III 20 9. af u resolution to
change tho day ix'i tog tho converting
of the general conference from May |
to the first Wednesday in May, The
following were recommended To-.
drRcou's orders: Adeihprt y Fiaoh,
Z. ID. Walter, Chenaugo; Benjamiu Il,
Lnyrtbec, Chauncoy q Van Gordsg. j
g. Raymond, HoAesGale; JUdsou NJ.
Bailey, n. d. N, Mcdonald. Wyoming;
G., IL. Ecrthnp Owego. These were
all passed npou aud advanced, except
c. 7. Van Gordcr, against who5e adj
| mission into this class some objections
vera raised. An adjournment was
taken until 80.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION,
DE- Griffin pregjdiag, DR.. Raymond
Of Wesleyan university spoke briefly
Dr.. j. Richards Boyle read the annual
pastoral latter aua Statistical Secretary
Wilbur read ths annual conference re-
port, which showed general progress
throughout all departments of tho
work. Conference then listened to re-
views Of the work done by the Woman s
Foreign Missionary society. The pro-
gramme as heretofore printed was
closely followed. The feature Of the
afternoon was an eloquent and effective
address by Mrs, William y. Osborne,
president of the Brooklyn Training
achool,
WYOMING SEMINARY
DR.. Sprague, president Of Wyoming
seminary, presided during tho ami
varsary OF that institution, the next
exercise on the programme, The larg.
est audience OF the week wae in at
tendance 4 dult was sung by Mesgrs.
Thomas and Wooden. DR.. Raymond.
offered prayer and thon De- BlshfOrd,
Of the OliOau Wesleyan university,
spoke on the subject Of "Ghsistian Ed
pcation." DR.. BAshforl is sad to b
the youngest college president in the
United StgteB. lie ~ Il brilliant
speaker and his address was an able
Que. lie dwslt upon the defects OF
our present system of secular eduei-
ton, dsClaring that the tine Is coming
when spiritual as we'll "a the inteliec-
tual forces will b. recognized. DR. COL
vile dismissed the meeting with the
benediction,
IN THE
The auditorium was kcrowled in the
evening, the programme being taken
M with the anniversary Of the Educa.
tlonal and Fretdmsn's ALL s~ocieties.
Dr.. Floyd conducted the devotional ex-
s%rcisss. D.: Payne, OF New York, a
talented speaker. delivered TIE ad
dress. He gave u description OF the
rise Of academies AMI seminarias, out
lining in IN interesting manner the
educational history of Methodism
lie gave statistics showing the grsat
work performed. complim9nted tho
faithful energy of women workers. but
deplored the l~aziness OF some men. D..
j. c.. Hart2eil, corresponding secretary
Of the Freedman's Aid society. was the
next speaker His address WAS pointed
and telling, rising ut times to tho
heights Of true eloqusnce. He created
a profound impression.
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C.2,5O Will BUY MODERN NEW sROoli
~ house, all Improvements; terms easy: cor.
ner Madison venue and Delaware street. Az.
ply HARRY LEES.
C1,4O WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
~ corner Madison avenue and Delawar,
street. Terms easy, Apply
HARRY LEES.
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For Rent.

IGOR RENr-SlNGLE, HOUSE FINE
rooms with city water, apply AL South
Niuth street.
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SCIENTIFIC SHOOTING.

Having secured the SHOEING FORGE Of
NhliNm Blumc & Sou Tor II permanent busi-
llesS stand, ] shall conduct Scientific ana
hof and Cue &C Lameness ana other impeai-
uientu IN the movements Of Horses incidental
or due to imperfect shoeing | shall giye tho
WORK my personal attention and guarantee no
extra charge. except for Improvement. Lame
nIrsy, ctc, viii he u u0tcd afternoons. A free
clue md professional advice given every
Monday IRON To- L.. ~.
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R@4gA 4 n hi n

M. w. ScOrT, ESQ. Of the u. 8. MarshallI
Office, Atlantic. Ca. writes; For many
years my wife has been 2 constant Gpifeycc
from indigestion, sick headache. nervous pros.
tratiOn aud ull other complaints that tho ic-
male sox il heir 10, sud, after trying many
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Hello Wanted--Ma ale.


MANTED-NOUNG MAN WHO UNDER
w stands telegraphy and bookkeeping t.
go ont Of the city. Cali TT WOODS COL
LICE.
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TOR sALE-slNGLE HOUSE, G5 QUINCY
&. +. REYNOLDS, OF WILLARD, WARKEN
G. ENapp
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N. J. Blair, Alderman, oh ward, Scran-.
ton, Pa, sta. ed Nov. Q, 'S3: Hc had used
DR.. Ihomas'Ecloctr GA Tor spraius, burns,
cuts, bruises aud rheumatism. Cured
every time -
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eye of the soul cannot open to behold
the Lamp, save at the foot OF the cross.
Then, repentance, is coming" Not
simply fear, feeling, remorse, conviction,
but the renouncing OF all sin, with con
fession OF the same, restitution where
possible, aud a resolute purpose to 10
more transgress, but TO live an obedient
and Cody life.
8. This method of Philips was suc-
cessfnl. Philip succeeded is a soul win.
ner. Nathaniel, as d seeker. You will
find success along the same pathway.
Christian worker, compute the results if
that days success could have been re-
peated by every newly made follower
thereafter. Philips method of dealing
with doubt stands unsurpassed. Personal
contact; invitation, not argument.
Unsaved man, what progress are yon
making toward becoming a Christian?
IL you sincerely wish to know the truth,
"Coma and see"
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STATE NEWS.

49,
The divorce case of Della Bardin vs.,
Lyman D. Bardin, which was tried in
Brnle county, was decided by Judge
Haney. The plaintiff is granted an alb
Isolate divorce and $1,000 alsmony.
Albert Sutton, q man 60 years OF age
was-bnrned to death at Hillsview, Mo.
IPherson county. His residence caught
lire andit Is supposed he entered the
house to recover his wife, whom he did
know had escaped.
Sioux Falls journal, 1: .Boyce &
Boyce and Palmer& Rogde. the attor.
neysfor the creditors in the j. G. G,
Schlegel estate, have appealed the de-
decision of Judge Parliman, who gave
the slsGpO of life insurance money 10 the
widow, TO the state circuit court, as can
be done ID probate cases. The suit viii
probably so from the circuit TO ths
supreme court no matter which way tile
decision is. The money il question con.
tinnes to remain II the bank where i,
was deposited.
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THREE HUNDRED DEAD.
Appalling Destruction Of Life and Pro
party BY Forest Fires in Northern
Minnesota.
spse,al dispatch 70 The Daily Leader.

SPECIAL dispatch 20 The Daily Leader.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. 8, 1924 q. m.-Three
hundred people are dead, five towns
burned and two million dollars worth Of
property were destroyed by forest fires
in Pine, Mile Laos and Chicago counties,
Mimi, between noon and midnight, Sat
urday. The towns destroyed Z Hinck-
ley, Sandstone. Mission Greek, Willow
River and Partridge, al on the st. Paul
and Duluth road, seventy miles north Of
ST. Paul. AT HiDckly 200 dead were
discovered and at Asher and other places
from sixty to eighty. Relief teams have
gone from st. Panl and Duluth. Bar
onett, Wis, on the Omaha road is all
burned but one house. Seven hundred
are Homeless. One man was burned at
Baronetts Shell Lake, on the same road,
sixty buildings.
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Indians Alarming se.tlers.

BOISE CITY, Ida, Sept. 2.-One hum
bred Indians from Fort Hall reserya.
ton are coming off their reservation,
They are camped in the vicinity Of
Eruneau and are Strengthening game
ruthlessiy. District Attorney G. N.
Hay ordered Game Warden johnson
to warn them TO desist. The indians
acted in 80 threatening a manner thai
he beat a hasty retreat. They killed 8
Chinaman Thursday and settlers arr
alarmed.
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Faasorles l~sesnane.

pJTTsBURG, Sept. IA general and
immediate resumption Of work iii the
window glass factories OF the country Ii
anticipated. HaIf q dozen firms have
already accepted the workers propoais
ton, and according to S~ecretaSy Spring
az, after the conference to BE- held here
Monday, other manufactures will
eject a settlement, whether the meet
ing has any result or not.
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sssneral Isanlss Dead.

WALTHAa, Mass, Sapt. 8.--Genelal
Nathaniel 7. Banks died ar has home
nsre at sam lie was ~ yeats Oil AID
ssni;e decay hsd hgen going on for many
tloatns. His wiie ind daughter. Nand.
tile al rrsss were iii constant attendance
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Central building on Saturday at 8
o'clock Am, to meet q lpupils who have
conditions TO make up and also those
who expect to enter school but have no
promotion cards. There will be d meet
ing Of the teachers in the same place at
at 8 o'clock p. M. on Saturday.
r. b. MuCLENoN, Supt.
Ground feed at Peter Marquart's.
For rent-A seven room house with
stable. g g. B. KENNEDY.
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The DAILY LEADER
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA
MONDAY. SEPT. ). 1891.
Lecaa rarae rasae.

LacmE Tame TaAae.
Chicago, Milwamke0 IA ID. Paul Railway, which
took effect, sunday. May rs, 1921
TRAINS SOME EAST.
Passenger, Mo8A, Departs ii.50 q. m.
Freight Mo- 96, departs 0:49 .. 70.
Freight, No. "A, departs 6 80 p. ~.
wRAaNs a0KR0 wRefs
Passenger, No. 3, departs 800 y, n.
Freight, No, 81, departs 100 .. M.
TRAINS FROtn TEE East.
Passenger, No. q. arrives SsUO NJ 10.
Freight, No. N. arrives 4.aSA q. IA.
Freight, No. o. arrives 500 ?. -.
TRAINS Nm0M TMM wmsT.
Passenger. Nod, arrives ~ :4b .. m.
Freight, Ne. %, sxylvepges10 p. q.
AlE the above ffaana carry passengers; hHt
fralghts unly when passengers ere provided with
icketa.
Passenger trains gong east make connection
At gRgan for all points soukh and passeugef train
MADISON a. nhxer0L LIME.
Passenger roinG north. departs 8:l6p. n.
Passenger from north arrives, ILL., r. m.
mo. LARKTN. Local Agent.
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"A Blg Log Cut.

MMNEAroIls, Sept. 2.-The Minnie.
sofa Logging company has decided ID
cut about loO, OO0, 900 feet OF logs dur
ing the winter. Samuel Simpson. who
VIII have charge, has just returned
from Il trip over the logging region,
whsfe he haslocated camps and selects
pointS from which spurs viii be rldH
into the weeds.
pf. Prices Cream BaIktng Powder
WORDS Fair Highest Award.
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sssds far coal.

Atwood suits made TO order for s1t
and upwards. G. A. Nichols.
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THE CITY.
RMEyaTaEs.


Or. Clough went east On the noon
ssain' u
NJ Frank Hutchinson, Of DEBORAH, Iowa, a
former resident OF this place, arrived in
the city.
q. II. Porter, Esq, returned from ST.
Paul, leaving Mrs. Porter some time
longer.
ID p, Ward, the Baptist Sunday school
missionary was a passenger for Sioux
Falls 1t noon.
HJohn Huecker, druggist at Ramona,
has packed bis stock Of drugs and de-
parts for Denver, Col, tomorrow.
Mrs. Wetherby, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wyman, at Ramona,
returned TO her home at SiouxFalls.
Hon. Ole Forde Of Bryant was in the
city to-day and disposed Of 1900 pounds
OF Creamery butter to ]. p. Turner.
Surveyor Smythe has been busy today
getting hia bearings and laying out the
metes and bounds OF the site for G. III.
Klotzbach's lei barn.
lChas. Jaqnot, travelling man, arrived in
the city Saturday evening bought a
ticket Tor 1s cents in Henry Kliewer's
rattle and drew the tine Remington shot
Agun that same evening.
Mitchell Republican, 81: Miss Mabel
Robinson went to Chamberlain this eve-
ming. She will take d position as teach
q 10 the primary department Of the
public schools OF that town.
A-Qufte i representation Of Howard citia
lens visited our town to.day. Or. III. b.
Mob . and Will Shove came down ON the
train while /, I. Grlnaeer and Mr.. Mel
son, harnessmaker,drov over in q buggy
Aberdeen News, 81, Miss Gertie
Sykes and Miss Maud Reeves, Of Fred
erick, we'll known to many young people.
in Aberdeen, will leave on Monday next
for the Madison State Normal school
Milbank Herald Advance, 81: +. H.
Van Slyke, Of Madison, Deputy Head
Consul OF the NJ. W. "A. was In town yes-i
terday. looking oyer the field for the or
ganization Of i lodge Or Modern Wood
man.
Miss Georgiana Wood, of Buffalo
Gap. and Miss Watsoa, d graduate OF the
Sioux Falls High school arrived on the
evening train, to attend the Normal,
school. The former will reside with,
Prof. alcClenon. 1
b. Fitzgerald and wife, and his sis-
ter and husband, Mr.. and AIRS. 4. Con-
nor, departed for La Crosse today. Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzgerald viii be absent i
couple of weeks visiting friends in Wis
consin and Minnesota.
Bryant Post, 81: A. ii. Marsland, JAM
itor of the Normal school building at
Madison, spent Sunday with bis friends
John and Willie Pye. John Pye went
10 Madison yesterday morning to resume
lis studies III the State Normal school.
* Two men. i MI. Jacobson and Perry
onnso from she noIth saue 81 inc coun-
III, were eiugged in the rear Of Home
gar's saloon, Ramona, last Friday even
ang ana ~. Iof re ...nely arlasai u Ms.
wilson y ~ Saoooson woui
nave oeen Esiaesea q Ply Wh'sn ~ ,laa
Just IscelVeu 1T : soAe y oass'e sna'
day.
~Senator Kyle was i passenger on the
noon frs. For Sioux Falls today, where
he dsllvers the Labor Dsy GRAFTON at
that place this eseniDg. The senator il
looking healthy ana vigorous though
not gig tat as when last here. Dis wife,
WHO'S afflicted with poor health, he says.
reached Aberdeen Saturday and they
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Bids for Supplying the city schools
with coal for the ensuing season will be
received BY the board OF education until
8 o'clock b. M. Friday, September 7, 1894.
Bids required on WILMINGTON, Hooking
Valley and hard coal. Prices TO be based
on cash or school warrants In payment.
The right lii reserved to reject any and
all bids. Board Dr. EDucATIGN,
AL wouI pants made 20 order for 81
and upwards. @. A. NICHOLS.