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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
Elaborate Work on t 4 |, Yachts Boom
and CanVaSes.
SHE SAILS AROUND 10 NEWPORT
Regatta to Come ,Off This After.
noon at Saratoga.
VARIOUS SPORTING TOPICS

NEWPORT, r. T., July 1.-THE yachts
Defender and Colonia, in tow of the tug
Hattie Palmer, arrived from Bristol at
o'clock this morning and dropped anchor
off the torpedo station. The weather was
foggy and light rain was falling. Capt
Half stated that he did not expect to start
for Larchmont until late this afternoon.
The Defender is complete in every detail,
except the berths for her crew, and these
Nat HerreshoR did not sail on the De-
fender. but will leave for Larchmont by rail
this afternoon. Capt. Half was in charge
of the yacht with half of the Defender
crew, the rest of the crew being aboard
the Cclonia.
The early hour of the start was known to
but few, and only a few spectators saw the
hope of American yachtsmen as she was
towed outside. 1t was the intention of
Capt. Half to go as far as Newport in tow
as the weather was very thick and the
breeze light. An hour after the yachts
new gaff and boom for the Defender
which will be placed on her after she re-
turns from Larchmont, probably the latter
part of next week. The boom is no feet
long, six feet longer than the one she now
carries. and the saff, seventy feet in length
is solid. 1t was said that the Defender
would carry a hollow gaff. The gaff is
four feet longer than the one the Defender
now carries and with the addition of the
new set of sails being prepared, it is cal
cuiated that the speed Of the yacht will be
greatly increased. Capt. Herreshoff will
sail the Defender in the races off New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
The CAPITOL Concert,

Following is the program for the Marine
Band concert at the Capitol grounds this
evening at 5:55 o'clockI
/. March, The Belle Of Washington. Callan
2. Overture, Kings Lieutenant. .Tittl
g. Waltz. Blue Danube. Strauss
4. Selection, Cavalleria Rusticana,
Mascagni
8. Descriptive. The Fire Alarm. Reeves
Synopsis: calm and peaceful night; TO
o'clock taps; prayer; the alarm; horses rush
out; hose gang: box 81; arrival and unreel-
ing of hose: fire out; reeling up hose; off
for home; home again.
6. Medley, A Night in Bohemia. .Faneiulli
Containing old and new songs, and end
ing with the man that wrote Ta-ra-boom-
decay. and how he did 1t.
I. Patrol, Coxey's Industrial Army. .Orth
8. Patriotic hymn, Hail Columbia. .Fyles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17

Steamer Manchester to Marshall Hall and
Indian Head. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings at $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17

Twelve square miles in East Ell Paso are
under water. Traffic over the Southern
Pacific has been entirely blocked. Ever
The fourteenth annual session of the yir-
ginia Pharmaceutical Association Is in ses-
sion at Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
AMONG THE BALL PLAYERS.
League Games Yesterday Washing
toms Narrow Escape.

League Games Yesterday Washing
toms Narrow Escape.
Washington played in Huntington, w.
Va, yesterday and defeated the local team
of that place by a score of 4 to 3. Stocks
dale and Setback occupied the points for
the Senators. and Cartwrights work at
short was one of the features of the game.
The score:
Washington .............. L o. U 49,
Huntington .............. U % ~ W
The league games yesterday were as toi-
lows:
Baltimore was beaten by Cleveland in
both games yesterday. Hemming's wild
ness was responsible for the loss of the
first, while the Orioles could not hit Young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
Two More Important Events
Pistols Given a Chance.

pfsfOIS Given a ChnnCe.
The revolver match is open to all, five
shots being fired at thirty yards at an
American standard target reduced to 100
yards. The first prize Is a revolver, pre-
sented by Thomas E. Beck. and the others
are one Of %, one of 10 and five of 21a per
cent Of the entrance fees.
The trophy match of the N. ]. r. A is
shot with fourteen shots, seven at 500 and
600 yards each. The first prize is the tro-
ply presented by the association, and the
others are one Of 10 and five Of ~ per cent
Of the fees. 'f7' @ r" i''ont7-''''7'H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
The Defenders Fittings,


Immediately upon the arrival of the De-
fender at Bristol mechanics were sent on
board to finish the work left undone Satur-
day. Painters, upholsterers and machinists
We're all busiiy engaged, while a force of
riveters examined all the plates and rivets,
but found that no damage had been s,,s-
tained during her trial Sunday. A part of
the new suit of racing sails for the De-
fender is to be made in Providence, even
the large lofts at the Bristol works being
unequal to the task of laying out the huge
mainsail. A large hall has been engaged
for the purpose, with floor space rs by
l13 feet, and the foreman of the sailmak-
ers says that the available. area will be
none too large for the work. The material
Tor the sail has already been received at
providence, and work begun yesterday at
ternoon by a force of men from the Bristol
lofts. Tho material of the new mainsau is
not definitely known, but is probably the
pressly for the Defender at Arlington,
Mass. ~
The new suit will haze a greater area
than the old, the mainsan alone contain
ing 100 more yards Of, cloth than that
which was finished a m6nth ago. The new
spinnaker will be of Irish linen, the cloths
10 be Of twenty-two-inGh widths. In 1t
there are LEO running yards. and allowing
for laps and angles there will be an area
OF $3.50 square feet The, sails will be cut
like the old suit. from luff to leach
Tho work of making the light sails has
already been begun at Bristol, and the en-
tire work is in charge OF Hathaway who
made the Vigiiant's neRo raainsail which
set so well when first yhoisted The new
boom for the Defender VIII be hollow, and
is now being made by Piepgras of CITY
island N. Y. 1t will be ifd7 feet long more
than six feet longer than, the boom now in
use. -
Vfsilunts New Sails.
George Gould's yacht VigiIart arrived at
the Erie basin, New York, yesterday. While
at Piepsras' dock in the morning the yacht
grounded. The boat will be dry-docked and
her bottom scraped. Capt. Barr in speak
ing of the brush in which Defender and
Nigiiant participated on Sunday off New
port, maintained that neither yacht was
made to put forth an effort. Mr.. Willard
said:
'At the Sandy Hook races on Saturday
and Monday Vigilant will be tested In
August we will have a few days racing
and on the 10Th of this month we will par
ticipate IN the cruise of the New York
Yacht Club. During that period we will
probably rendezvous at Glen Cove. We
will have the present sails replaced by new
and better ones before we start from here
Vigilant up to this time has not the best Of
canvas attached to her mast"
Have any changes been made in the
crew."
There was no change made since the
last race. All the men are Scandinavians,
with the exception of Capt. Barr. We have
thirty-f1ve men on board. The officers and
sailors number twenty-seven. They are all
light tn weight and consistently strong. A
finer body of men suitable for the work re-
CURED could not be found anywhere"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

Briden; 0iqesbeim fir Qarrabees, Sbes
rias uno W,nbborn> >Brlden; Musuitin
fir Qeauenuortb> unbSprinsfielbs Britt
ten. @enn srSBere @eparaturen an ben
8riiden erforberlid iinb. iou Nauertp
in @emeini@aft nit 9iQesbeim unb
Nusuitin, unb 9oluorien in @emeins
i9aft nit s. @. &od banbeln.
0oriieer Sod uurce autoriiirt, einen
neueu &oblenofen fur bic Sailorss ober
SberiiissOffice an3ui@affen, ebenio 3u
ermitteln, tuie uiel eiu eiierner Torbau
am Ginsaus sur Sail toiten miiroe.
Mnsebote fir 2ieferuns uon smei @ars
labunsen gutter, seiunber 8riidenplans
ten, 3ou bid unb l6 GuB lang, ioQen
bis gum l. Suli 1895 entsescnsenoms
men merben.
Der Gountp>Nubitor wurbe beaufs
trast, bic n0tbiaen Bidder unb S@reibs
materialien fir bas Gountp anjui@affen
unb fir 6eiSmaterial fir bic @ountps
@ebduli@teiten Gorge ju trasen.
SIM @an;en uurben mdbrenb Der
Sisuns l69 @e4nunsen sepriift unb
CUR 3abluns anseuieien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
8ej@dttS.Nott3en.

Deuti9e setrodnete 8irnen (6ub=
leln) iinb rpieoer i'm Store pom S. & ".
9ofer3u baben.
peniniular moQene 6emben iinb
bic beiten. Betra@tet bieielben BEL
Grone Bros.
Deuti9es Stridsarn pom better
Gualitat 1T gu ieber 3eit i'm Putse>
iddtt uon Grau Sarab Piefferle gu baz
ben.
3piebeln Inb ;u uertaufen bel
Pfefferle & Tenste.
@er pon jett an 10 pfunbS@mal5
i'm Tleii9ersei9dft pom Wlar Steinbart
tauft, erbdlt einen prattii@eu y vDinners
pail" als 3usabe.
Sm Puts unb Mooemaarensei@aft
BON Trau Sarab Yfefierle lit bic bib
ldeite Ausmabl uon Damenbiiten unb
&inoerbiten unb Rappen an;utreffen. 20
Teiner @9meyer>, Yridiein>,
2imburser>, &rduter> unb Greams&die
1T beitdnois i'm @ei4dft uou s. $.
8ebnte 3u baben.
MQe Sorten 9drin9e, oarunter
vd9te boudnbii4e", iowie aue Nrten
Rdie, namentli@ ausse;ei@neter Qims
burger, INNER an 9ano Bel
ba SO. u m m E.
Die 9r6Bte 4usmabl uon Tancp<
@oobs finbet man i'm @ei@dft BON
6rau Sarab pfefierle. ..-.
= Grtrafeine bolldnbii@e 0drinse
iinb bil1iser als ionitmo 3u baben bel
Pfefferle & Tenste.
Den b6@iten marttpreis III Cab
fit Butter unb Gier 3ablt i'm Baiement
uon Mrnolb's @tore an Der gde BON
Minneiota II. 2. Norbitrabe 9enrp
@rone. (ba)
500 Dui9el CUTE &artofielu iinb
3u uertaufen bel Yfefierle & Genste.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
ger,,,ti@tes.

@ine mioerlib unmoralii@e @es
i9i4te, bic beinabe nit einem &inosmoro
enoete, miro na9 benz Minneapolis
Treie 8re6e perolo" uon elmer in Noros
Minneapolis 1uobnenben Tamilie er3dblt.
Nm Samitas Morsen uernabm Trau
Barrett, bic Na9barin oer an ie@iter
StraBe Morb go. 2405 mobnenben
Trau Mattbem @rinitab aus benz gum
senannten @auie 9eb0renoen Mborte
bas @ei@rei zines tleinen &inbes. sic
betrai benielben unb erblidte 1T be6en
Miitsrube ein neuseborenes &inblein.
S@neu bolte iie 9llfe berbei, ber ii4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
Gritaunli&e Oferte.

Die grdm.en>8eilase 3ur @0@entlis
den Bioneer Bress, ,uel@e ioeben eri@ies
nen 1T, bietet 10 slnitise Beoinsunsen,
.uie mir iie ME uorber seieben. Mrtitel,
mel9e mebr ais cine Sabres> >Subicrip=
tion mertb iinb. werocn gratis fortseses
ben. Dies 1T cine duberit sinitise
@elesenbsit, neben einem Sabres>Nbons
nement auf cine Der beiten uodentli@en
3eitansen nod elm blbi@es 8eibna9ts>
praient umionit gu betommen. Senbet
cine poittarte an Weekly Pioneer
Press, St. Paul, Mimi, uno Sbr er>
baltet cine Probenumner nebit Der prd>
mienliite fret susel9idt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
0nnocrbare Ct folge.

Ginem grieie 9eeu. s. CHURCHMAN'S ucn
Dimonbale, Mi9., entnebmen mir: sd 90
acre uid,t, Or. Nin9s neue gntbedlaS su
empfeblen, ba mcine Srau bamit seraoesu
,punberbare Griolge bate. Nls 19 Pator
bet Saptlitentir6c III Miuers Sulct1on 'par,
betam msiue Trau na@ snem grlppeaI'fau
qunscnent;iirbung. Sir Stunoen bate lle
bic fl,rdtbariten 9uitenanialle nit nMr t!'r.
,em llnterbre9unSen, Mno i6ien es mot
iiberitcbeM 3u tOnncn. Sin sSrellno empfagl
Or. Sings gfeue Gmtbedun9, 'pel4e l@neu
uub ,lr 3uirieoenbeit beilte." Yrobetla!9en
bel >. 81. Slicu. @ewobnlide Tlolben
so Cts. uMb 81. l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
0eriaatutI,st8 Oer etaatSs
0arut er. 9tuta,t3.

0arnter. atutan3.
9tm Dienitas in letter Wo@e fans in
M.nneapolis oieSabresueria iammluns Der
StaatssGarmer.M Muians itatt, in .uel@er
nqbe3u aue Counties i'm Staat bur@
Delesaten pertreten uaren. Inter ben
Gbeilnebnern befanb ii@ aud Ssnatius
OonneQy, Der bel bieier @elesenbeit
no9mals. betonte, baB er oas Mmt ais
prafbent ber Organization ni@t aus
Mansel an s5ntere0e fit bic Sa&e nies
berselest, ionbern ben S@ritt nur &C..
tban babe, um bic nit ben, Mmt uer>
bunoenen Mnforberunsen ilnseren &rdf>
ten 3u aberla0en. gr ermabnte bic An>
,peieuben, bic Organization unter alien
l1mitdnoen aufre@t gu erbalten, iubem
bariu fir bic Tarmer bic ein5ise MOs>
li@teit liese, ii@ sesen i1re l1nterbriider
3u i@aten. Mls Beles bafiir ermdbnte
er Der Ebatia&e, baB bic Grri4tuns eis
ner 8inbei@nur>Tobrit in Stiumater
lebisli@ ben 8emibunsen ber NQian3
gu uerbanten iei, mobur9 Der preis Der
Sdnur, ben ber Eruit fortmdbreno bins
aufi@raubte, BON % Gents auf 81 bis
Z Gents reou3irt uur6e.
Sn ben ansenommenen Bei@lui1en
mirb unter Mnoerem bic Staatsseiet9e>
buns aufseforoert, ben seplaaten Be-
mibunsen oes 8inbfaoen>Erults, bic
S&lieBuns Der Tabrit in StiQwater 3u
ermirten, nit auer Ma@t entsesen5uar>
beiten. Die l1nsiiltisteitsertldruns bes
@eieses betr. Grri@tuns zines Staats:
@etreibeipe:@ers gu Dulutb, auf @runb
ieiner ansebli@en 8erfaiiunssmiorist
mirb auf's Giefite betlast unb bic @i@s
tisteit Der seri@tli@cu Gntl@eiouns in
3weiiel se3osen. Das sesenmdrtise
Spitem ber @etreibeinlpettton uirb auf
bas S9drfite perbammt nno bas pon
ber letten @eietsebuns auf Betreiben
bes @ouuerneurs Nellon an9enommene
eini@ldsiae @eiee als cine MaBresel
5ur Bebriiduns bes Garmeritanoes be-
3ei9net. GS mirb seforbert, baB @e>
treble ebenio mie Butter unb gier ober
irgenb Elm anberes Tarmprobutt BON iess
li@en 8ei@rdntunsen fret setauft uno
pertauft merben t0nnte. S@lieBli@
miro sesen bic ansebli@ seplante gerz
dnberuas bes !1ppotbeten>@ >@eietes in be:
@eiie, bab benz 9ppotbsteninbaber un*
mittelbar na@ benz 5wanssuertauf bic
8efusuiB sur 8eiieersreifuns pom benz
betrefienben Gisentbum einserdumt mers
ben ioq, enti@ieoen gerwabruns einse>
le9t, neil oaour9 Der 0Dpot9etenl@ulos
ner ber @elesenbeit beraubt merben
,ulrbe, bur@ cine m0sli@e beiiere Grnte
iein Beiistbum retten gu t0nnen. IS
mirb ber @rlaB zines @eietes seforbert.
uel&es aue 9ppotbeten lit benz County,
in uel9em lie einsetrasen finb, iteuerbar
ma@t, nobel Der 9ppotbetenbetras pom
einsei@dtten Wertb bes @isentbums in
Mbjus sebra&t merben iollte. Die @e>
iesseber uerben semarnt, 9elbsierise
6dnbe pon benz 9eim bes arn,en Man>
nes gu laiien.
Mls Yeamten murben ermdblt: s. s.
@eru,ilpea, @rdfbent; u. $. 9enbrtd>
ion, Setr.; 81. 81. probitfielb, S@as>
meiiter; &. s. Gong, Staats>0 >0ortras>
batter. Mls 0ice>Yrdibenten wurben
aus iebem @onsreBbe3irt elmer ermdblt,
unb 3mar aus benz l.. Gbonas S. W&e,s
sban, 2. 4eter Mc@ratb, 8. Mi@ael
6elben, 4. g. 80. Bo,ueq, 5. Sonas
$. !6omeu, s. q. M. Stile, Z. Dr. 6.
Sobnion.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

ben 9epruft uno canceu'rt ""o 5'uat Iu1'
Meuenue>Gono ..........$ 6,9l6.37
Mrmen>6onb. ...... l,44S.2l
M,eoe unb Brideu. ..... 362.l6
Tomn>Tonb ............ 449.5l
Sdul>Tonb -. 10, l57.5l
Mebemption 1928
Snterei1en uno Qilsun9 453.2o
@ourt=!6 !6aus>Tonb ....... 8
Staats> Tonb ....... Is, 59l.67
Suiammen 34,s7o.o5
Weri4iebene Yetitionen fiir tbeilmeiie
@rlailuns riidltdnbiser Steuern wuroen
Dem @taats>Muoitor 5nr Beriidi@ti>
sung empfoblen.
" Saul Qebmann erbielt SO fir @bas.
@lauier, Der sdnSli& bilflos auf ieiner
s5arm III Milforo uermeilt, dn9ewieien.
Der Sbsriii purbe aufseforbert, benz
Mubitor eii Snuentar oer Musltattun9
bes County >@efdnsniiies 81 liefern.
Dic Stabt Seem l1lm erbielt grloubs
niB, ben alten Gourt9aus>Saal als
Stimmplab fir bic brittle Waro su be-
nuben.
9lnssbote fir WoQcnouns oes ne''en
@ourtbaujes ioueu Bis gum 90. WfdrS
in ber Mubitors>Office, no pldne unb
cifieationen uorliesen, einserei4t
merben. Die Gommiiidre bebalteu iid
bas @e9t uor, zines ooer ale ber OI>
ferten 81 uermerfen.
Golsenoe 8riiden>G G Gomites wuroen er:
nannt: Rod fir Meeen uno @lwin>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
8udlens Mrnica=@albe.

Dte bette Salbe In Der Welt fir Sdntttwunben
(OuetIdbunaen @unben. geidpire Sa3hub, Jle@ten
auseiprunsene 9dnbe. Vroitbeulen. 9ibnsrolsen une
aue unb betlt unteb!bar pamorr5etoen.
luuo perlaisa.. Brets, 25 Gents bte Sda@te gu ia.
Sen tet Q. 3e. Often. @ew Him.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17

CHICAGO HOUSE,,
@i@aro @eiiinser, Gisentbamer,
Wlmu. u. 1. Slbitr., gfem ulm.
w.,.nSe foute &oltsauser finben gu ieSer 3ett ets
h.ts intertunft unb Be6ienuns. &o bet TaS oosr ee
Ssr Wode. Sn ber Dirbi4ait peroen ,tets ete eent"
Gstrante gtsarren unb Tabat 8ebaltsn. Vu'e S'a'
Iunaen tlr ben ausfpann
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
3u nertaufen.

iinb 1s older 9utes 6olslanb lit Ssetion :
1T Gomn Sisel. Na@suira9em bel Wtrs: Mt.
Nrant lit Sleepp Gpe ober 8. y. Ro@, Sfem
lllm. 40
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
3e1ttentarbcitett.

Won iett an merbe i'd wteber a1e Nrlen pom Cement
men Dte beiten Soren Cement iinb ets burd mtdb u
beateben. @er trgenb etlpas In bieier 9tnte wn.th
tbxt aut ,penn er BET mir uoriprid fir quite arbett
ruirb 9aranttrt.
Gde 9tae> u. Norbitr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-17
9}eueS @agnergel@dft.

Scr l1uter;ei4nete bat neben benz S@m,e.
beaeidadft pon sSobn Qioa on oer gde pol'
Broabwap unb T. ytorbitrabe cine QSa9.ers
merfitott er0iinet l,nb 1T bereit, ope I'M sap
einid5laaeuben Mrbeiten auf oas Selte ul'o
Oauerhaiteite anauferti9en. Oas Sellen Don
@d8en ,pirb 3ur Specialitat Sena@t.
500. 8tetbner,
Nem lllm. Rinn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-25

Governor RlchlrdGtrys go, Nmmiu
AsNuu'G tiuud % par @iN Eddie
Beach, u1J has been serving "a torn
DO il5 safe peni,eutnTy. Teach was
raI up by tho district court Of Con-
we're county i0r perjury aui had but
ore mlr Joy % serve bic sentence,
iuHtrsuIug. The executive ClUmeucy
Vhcl hal been granted 90 Beach
g.yo hm the rights OF citzsn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-25

A vUmau named MIS-. Harriet D..
Huiy has been indicted Tor murder Iu
lle lni degree az Moscow, Lalah
county Idaho. She IA charged vita
kI.lbga little multtt0 girl three yoafa
90 whom she adopted, with morphine
lll ci'b5l.c acid. Tie ilttlo Ouo was
Ialumau.y burned with tho strong
aci.' Her trial q set for the present
..iH oi court now In session q.
Morrow.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

AS will be remembered by many,
Chas. Flynn, for a long time agent
at the Miller c. & n. W. station, in,
vented a telegraph instrument while
here. He is now located at Volga,
and the Tribune of that place has
this to say:
CHARLES 7. Finn hasraconstructed
his repeater for the transfer of mes
sages on the telegraph wire, and it
works to perfection. Mr.. f. had a
Chicago manufacturing firm make
one Of these instruments, and believ-
ing they knew more about such
things than did Charlie, made some
changes that ruined the model entire,
ly. With the aid of Paul Freeman,
he has rebuilt it, with success as
above stated. The patent is now
in shape to be a money-maker for it's
originator"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Pierre's Daily Capital is the latest
to be turned over 10 theladies. That
is, the ladies got out a special "wo-
mans edition" Saturday. 1t is "a fine
one, OF course, as nearly every spec
ial issue is OF any paper, published
with the help of several people con-
centrated for m occasion. But af-
ter all its the eternal grind of every
day, or every week, or every that is
the most meritorious, and should re-
ceive the most commendation. The
Capitals Especial was good, but it's
regular is better.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Great efforts are being utforth by
the enterprising people of Sioux Falls
to make the coming state fair the big
event of the season. The conditions
are ripe for success, and backed by
energy, enthusiasm and money, the
fair promises to far outstrip any OF
it's predecessors. All the counties
around. Sioux Falls have great crops
and are preparing to make exhibits.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12
Rec HeightS.

The social at F. r. Gardeners last
week was largely attended and
though the peaches failed to appear,
all seemed to enjoy the cake, sand
wiches and lemonade, Miss ose Max
we'll played a violin solo with organ
accompaniment by Mrs. Gardner.
L. W. Lansing one of the pioneers
of this town, was here several days
on business. MIR. Camp will take
charge of Mr.. LIS sheep ranch the
coming year.
Register Moore drove up from Mil
Ter Saturday and spent a couple OF
days here.
An effort is being made to purchase
a parsonage so that Rev. Fisk can
remove here.
Mr.. l.. V. Kellogg's team became
frightened while hitched to a grass
cutter, and INDUCED in a little runa-
way, throwing Nh. Kellogg off and
bruising him up considerably.
Mr.. Charles Tone and family OF
Yankton, spent several days at his
fathers. Mrs. Tone remains about
the same.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Robt. Mccarthy, ofYork township,
reports a horse and cart stolen from
his place last week. 1t is supposed
the thief was a hired man who disap,
peared about the same time. Rich
ard Owens, a neighbor, also reports
that his wife's watch was stolen from
his house about the same time. Off
GERS are looking for the hired man.
said to be an Italian.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

The state fair of 1895 beginning
Sept. 30, will undoubtedly be away
beyond anything heretofore attempt
ed in that line. Sioux Falls people
and the managers are adding new
features nearly every day. Among
those lately decided upon, are evening
banquets to travelling men, and the
state editors; at the fair a regular
street will be laid out and occupied
by the merchants, and called Sioux
Falls street; another feature talked
OF is a fireman's tournament.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Mr.. c. ID. Hazen, one of Miller's old
est merchants, has Just established a
branch store at Scotland, $. D. He
has placed in charge of the store Mr..
Edward Kintigh, who has been with
him in the Miller store for some time.
Mr.. Kintigh is an exemplary young
man, q careful, conscientious clerk,
familiar with the general merchan-
disc business, and Mr.. Hazen displays
good Judgment in e~ntrrsting him
with the management of his new
store.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Adrian, Mo. Journal:-Prof Fail.
ing who is to have charge of the pub,
lie school the coming year, is here
and is well pleased with the townand
the people.
A. Jamison, Z. J. Miller and j. X.
Failing arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from Miller, S. D. haying
driven over land. They enjoyed the
trip hugely and had a royal time.
They are highly pleased with Adrian
and the surrounding country. They
are old time friends and acquaintan-
ces of j. L. Dowell.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Blunt hlvocoto.-Wm. s. Little
who lived in Blunt about two years
ago and who now resides in Miller
has an irrigated garden which shows
up well. The plot covers two-thirds
OF an acre and was planted mostlyto
early cabbage, the proceeds from
which he tells Irrigation Com'r Bald
win amount to nearly 800.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

Cigar manufacturers say the bicy-
Gle has caused young men to smoke
less. The bike is being charged with
IL great many things-somegoodn and
some bad, but the interest in wheels
continues on the increase. Has the
bicycle come TO stay, or is it a fad
that will soon disappear, like roller
skating?
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-09-12

And now is the winter of my dis
content made glorious summer"
should be reversed, because as the
summer OF discomfort passes away,
people adjust themselves to the con-
ditions, and are far more contented
after the crop season is over with, no
difference what the result. So it is
again evidenced that discomfort rises
from within us, and giving it voice
influences those with whom we come
in contact. The man who smothers
his discomfort not only feels better
himself, but his cheerful words are a
benefit to Others.