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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-28

High Frame, Wood Rims,
tachable Tire, Scorcher.
weight, 81 lbs -. 08B
Steel Rims, wavsrley Clin-
cher Tires, "a lbs .9S0
Regular Frame, of same
weights. 9S5
Ladies' Drop Frame, Same
weights and Tires. .07B
Ladies' Diamond, Wood
Rims. VT. 20 lbs .97B
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-28

Warranted Superior to any Bicycle built in the
World Regardless of Price.
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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
MRS. GORMAN FRUSTRATED.
She Learns Of the Tragic Death Of
Her Husband

st Paul. July 12.-This morning a
reporter called at 81 1-2 East Seventh
street to see Mrs. German, the wife
or the man who was shot and killed
in Chicago.
Mrs. Robertson of Colorado, the
aunt or Mrs. German, answered the
knock, and said that her niece was
resting, and asked to be excused.
She was much affected by the sad
experience through which she and her
niece have passed, and wept as she
referred 10 II.
Mr. German must have been in
sane she said. why. he never
harmed any one before. and the fact
tnat he could not get home to his dy-
ing child must have robbed him OF
his senses. He had not written his
wife the tale Of his troubles, but all
his letters had been in a bright and
cheerful tone, so that we had not
known of his difficulties. He must
nave become thoroughly desperate.
The baby was buried yesterday, and
now we have not money to send for
his body and bring it here for burial.
Mr.. German has a brother In Boston,
and he may do something to bury the
dead man. Mrs. German Is prostrated
with her troubles"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18

~ tempered, however, NV
thankfulness that the catastro,.u eVout
no worse; and. indeed, II ; 10 was
cred almost miraculous that b., coisld
were not killed outright A, "a.udfeds
clic Avenue Sanitarum. wbero "a
most seriously injured are beinn the
Tor, 1t was reported that onlv sHred
the patients was in any immnn nm OF
danger OF death. The other ;nrate
or the hospital are progressina ',ates
encounglngly. The report tho. very
man died Is untrue. The pun,,. one
the Injured will aggregate cInSa OF
zoo. although II is Impossible to 10
tain the exact figures, msby Of w. Nv,
victims having left for the!r Eoma"
and the others being scatteras
throughout the city In innumer,hla
hotels. 1t has been definitely Learned
that the accident was caused NV
rotten wooden pillar which lelpsd -
support the second floor of the Css,ns
itself an old and long iisused bnllS
ing facing the board walk. Most =,
the visitors had been on the low,
floor, which had been uscJ "a =.
freshmeDt pavilion, but the npsi,
from Jennings band. when was st..
toned above, attracted large major.
ity to the upper floor. This undo,h,
edly prevented a great loss of lfs
There was party Of eight New Yort
delegates below, and they remaioad
there. chatting together, when tr.ro
suddenly came a warning crlckla. Tho
ceiling above them vas seen 10 sn,i,
and they rushed for their lives, gain
ing the board walk outside but a mo.
ment before the crash came Thu
great weight of the crowd was prim,.
rily responsible for TIE collapse ht
measures will probably be taken IN
fix the responsibility, 1t having been
generally known that the building
was unsafe for a multitude.
The accident occurred q few mo
ments before 10 o'clock. James 7
Armstrong. the New York theatrical
agent, had finished an address and
Grand EXalter Ruler Detwller had
arisen to introduce another speaker
hen there was Il cracking sound
The pillars broke, and the floor col
lapsed into funnel shaped gap form.
ing ' open at the apex to the lower
floor, which fortunately withstOod the
shock. The scene that followed was
almost beyond description. Within
the radius Of mile the town peOnla
were panic stricken, but it was NOT
long before every able bodied person
who had escaped unhurt began the
work Of rescuing the victims from the
mass of timbers. Help came from all
Quarters, and the police and tirpmen
responded handsomely to the sudden
and taxing call upon their services
Incidents Of curious character
were not lacking even amid the In.
tense excitement. which lasted until
the early hours of the morning. One
Elk from New York was told that
both of his legs were broken, and he
Immediately asked Cor dose of prls.
sic acid, declaring that he did NOT
want to live. 1t was Subse0nantlv
learned that he was not seriously in.
1urrd. Another went away in an
ambulance with his head badly cut,
but he was singing 1T The TOP of his
voice and declaring thai he was I'm.
hurt.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
FRAUD IS ALLEGED.
In Canadian Pacific's Control of the
Duluth a. Winnipeg.

Duluth, Mimi. July PA sensation
al cross-bill and answer In the SUIT
brought to foreclose the $2,OOO,Ooo
bond issue on the Duluth & Winnipeg
railway by the Guarantee Trust ana
Safe Deposit Company Of Pennsyi-'
vania, was filed in the federal cours
here to-day by John G. Hunter, W.
w. Spalding and II. M. PeytOn, Du.
luth citizens: Senator @. X. Davis OF
St Paul, and the estate of the late A.
J. Sawyer of Minneapolis, who want
the claim of the PENNSYLVANIA concern
declared void and the receiver Of the
property, w. f. Fitch, who was put
in at the instance Of President van
Horne, Of the Canadian Pacific, sup.
planted by disinterested party ana
the property sold to to satisfy just
claims of the creditors Of the CON-
pany. Fraud Is alleged.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
Murderer Hanged.

Jacksonville, Fla, July II. - Alex
ander Simms was hanged to-day TOT
the murder of Policeman Miner last
April. The drop was sprung by Sner'
iff Bowdep and twenty minutes AFTER
ward Sims was pronounced dead Ihe
neck was not broken. Sims shot .
negro boy, aIsl while officers We're ar.
ter him he killed policeman ana
wounded several othaca.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
No One Was Killed

Atlantic City, n. j.. July 13-Tbe
gaiety and hustle characteristic Of
TINS resort has given away In a de.
gree to feelulg Of depression in con.
sequence OF last nights disaster at
The Baltic Avenue Casino. II IL large
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
Served Them Right

Jimmy (reading)-When the High.
landers heard the bagpipes their Eight
Ing was terrific
Aunt Sarah-Good! Did any o. the
pipers get away?-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18
CHAPTER TX,

"Yet it Is love, il thoughts Of tender
ness
Tried in temptation, strengthened by
distress.
Unmoved by absence, firm in every
cline, ...,......,.
And yet. oh. more than all, untired by
time"
The anxiety and grief that snnooadad
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-07-18

The anxiety and grief that succeeded
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11
Notios Of chattei Mortgage sale.

fThls sale was postponed from Saturday, July
error IN ilrst publication Of following nosice.l
where's. =; 9, Hutchlns and W. H. Hutch.
hkota, mortgsxors, did On the lst day Of Aug.
uss, A. p. leuA, make . certain clhattel mortgage
70 Lewis Goodroad Of the said county
dated August I !. iaes, 'I 70 ' :scafs 'e sSe
payment 81 1l0a. with Interest thereon at
pof eeng ~ expressed In v prommlssory notes
I ny slS s1 AVA IT'S !. sss g. and Assu WHICH !: lss s,oe g que x sns
duly nIcd IN the once Of the Register 81 deeds Oi
Union county. South Ilak0tx. q the i9tll day Of
SepeemDes. iso4. and whereas default has been
gAge Y that the in0rtE1gor has failed ~ pay
the AAnount OF sAid mote and the interest thereon
although the saHne has been long past duo, and
and held BY Lewis G0odroad. and there b nov
due thereon the sum Of one hundred dollars
Notice l. hereby given that BY virtue a,
said mortgage / viii seii Tor cash Is pubic auc
tiOn IN front u the court house In the city Of Eil
Point. being o Of the public market places, %
day :. lie folIcwiss dsse1i6sd roperty the - ss saae
being desc!!ibed q the Language OF iaid mort.
eAgee = follows. W: One spotted roam geldina
healthy; one grey gtlding aged eight years Old,
weight i.9oo pounds. soalnd and healthy. Alse
one sc e double harness i1 good repair. and
In uee four yems1, n now complete b In rood
bIader. paTchassd thi. day g Bly. brothers 81
necssssly 8 ::ssi.ty said mosss.ss wish 81 as
'' Ssssd Si : Ef i roia:.. $. D, July .. ,sas.
lRWIs GoODROAD,
MOTtgxgce
shssid al Union County, 3. b
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11
Beresford.


RercsfOrd News.
Mrs. H. X. Webster OF Hurley,
with friends in town Tuesday.
Jas. Recdy and Frank Bruehler
business at Elk Point lust
Saturday.
ing In the city the guest Of Mrs. J. L.
Potter.
Aaron von Bocurcn, q Lincoln county
Farmer residing In Perry township
committed suicide last Monday. He
was sick and badly In debt. He leaves
b wife and four children.
Another Alcester lawsuit employed
khe legal and judicial talent Of Beros-
ford last Saturday. whiskey case.
From appearances there r two
factions In our neighb0ring town who
let no opportunity pass for q ''scrap,'
especially when they 4 saddle the
expense on the county.
j. w. Reedy shipped a prime Car Of
fat hogs to the Chicago market last
| Saturday. Among them was q sample
of Peter Tschudy's, Of Pleasant town.
ship, herd of Chester White swine and
q smoother batch Of porkers seldom
greets the eye Of a buyer.
Miss Ella Porter, who has shown
symptoms Of insanity recently, wal
taken befOre the proper authorities al
Elk Point On Monday, who pronounced
her insane, but as the asylum at Yank
ton Is full - overlooking they could d.
nothing in her case Mt present. f. w
Owens, Henry Williams and Mrs. Mars
Leake accompanied her to the county
SoAt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11

The departure q Hon. VIM. b. Ster-
ling from the state will create . sensa-
tlo0, md Be deeply regretted. Very
many friends will count Il q great mis-
take upon his part, and 80 IL may turn
out. So far - II d 4 deliberate choice
between q political and business career.
20 this winter 1t seems wise, but It
ought mot 70 be doubled that on the
business side Of things young men Of
his stamina will find, ultimately as good
opportunities 10 this growing state 40
anywhere on earth. AZ 1t seems TO
this writer the saddest blow the state
gets Il these trying times 10 the unrest
Of brilliant young men. Certain forces
seem 70 have been at work to almost
drive them out. TIE GordOns, 8c0beys
Hoppe, Matthcws-n long line Of such
names might be mentioned have all
won distinction elswhcre TO Y ire
trievabie loss. And now Stirling, the
rising star Of them all, goes elswherc
70 wear the spurs he won ON his field.
He will win, wherever he goes, but
South Dakota is q loser HurOnite.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11
Nora.

NORA, July 6.-The Fourth is again
q thing Of the past.
Harvest will soon begin. The binders
are all getting fixed up.
Ole Quail has already begun to use
his hay stacker.
Young Reedy was down from Beres-
ford last Sunday.
Andrew Running has put up a brand
new windmill.
0Miss Kari Steev was down from
Beresford last week, and visited q few
days with her parents.
Miss Lava Lykken left for Sioux City
Inst Saturday. She has been visiting
with MI. and Mrs. o. Lykken.
There has been considerable talk
for one, think we can do without them.
ing machinery this year. Johnny must
have been doing some good work.
Ole Ofstad, Jr., left for Elk Point
Monday, where he will work Tor FREQ.
man Bros, while INC Of the clerks has
q vacation.
Andrew Ratckja left for the harvest
fields up north on Tuesday, and next
winter he intends to 60 70 California.
We arc sorry TO l0se Andrew, IA he was
one Of our popular young men, always
smiling and full Of fun.
A. X. Gjolme, M Of the true blue
republicans Of Charles Mix county, was
visiting around Morn lust week. He
reports the crops In TINT county better
than they have been for years.
The Fourth was duly celebrated by
the Nora young folks at Mr.. Shuckfs
residence. The orator al the day wis
Mike Carol, and his patriotic word.
will long he remembered by all who
heard him. ANON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11
Alceetor.


AICeSSof Union.
Otis Black, who is engaged in news
paper work In Omaha came up last
Saturday to remain over the 4th with
his parents who reside west Of town.
Mrs. M. M. Elder, daughters Angie
and Mabel and her neice Miss Bertha
Bartlett and Mr.. William Fosburg
came over last Saturday from IretOn
and spent Sunday with the families Of
Porter Fosburg and VIM. Mccall.
Ex-Sheri6 Dcanc is in town quite
often these days. He is building . fine
dwelling house. OF course he gcts his
lumber in Alcestcr and the carpenters
try to keep him on the road q great
part Of the time. He stands the travel
quite we'll however and Is In fair aesh.
On Monday eve July 1st occurred the
installation Of officers In the !. o. o. F.
lodge No. l27. AS previously arranged
ut the appointed time Prof. A. III.
Collins special d. D. OF Elk Point No.
4, appeared for that purpose. The
installation was then performed In II
very satisfactory manner after which a
short literary programme wa ar.
ranged. The doors OF the hall we're
thrown open and the friends previously
invited were entertained for q short
time with tho following programme:
Opening ode Q~uartette, Messrs. Hurry
Finn and w. A. Bridgman and Misses
Army Finn and Hattie Mackev. with
Miss Clara Finn as organist; invocation,
Rev. Akers. solo, w. A. Bridgman,
address T. A. Edison, remarks by visit
tors and members, select reading H. G.
Corbett, closing ode Of quartette after
which a spread was prepared by the
OddfellOws, no lady being allowed to
assist In any way. All retired at a
late hour expressing themselves a.
we'll pleased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11

An almost new wagon In flrst-class
shape for sale. r. Il. KELLEY.
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oesAATo
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DICTIONARIES
DlAok1QAao9

md anything else needed IN q school
room. Before buying, call on or adj
JOHN III. CURRY,
Esk poent, y. -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11

10 school Offioorss

10 School Off1oorss
School officers who are contemplate
inR 10 purchase Of school supplies,
should avail themselves OF the Opp0r-
family ail0Eded by purchasing them at
Wholesale prices .Of the undersigned.
have closed 4 contract with ThOs.
llcKane q Chicago. by which ! can
furnish
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11
Mount Hope.

MOUNT HOPE, July 6.-And still
erything points tOs bOunsiful harvest
for the great northwest.
A good shower Of rain to freshen uu
the atmosphere would be thankfully
received.
Adam Scott, the Hawarden stock
buyer WAS among our farmers last week
buying cattls and h0ga. He had made
several c0ntrsscts when We met him the
middle Of the wcck. When Adam takes
the stock trail other towns are not In
II, A he goes In for all there is along
HIS route.
Rev. Swnrtx and family left last week
for q visit with eastern frfcnds, after
which they will 20 west to settle down
In their nsW home. We wish them
health and prosperity wherever they
may cast their lot.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-11

First pub. June u, iso6.
Notice 81 DAesiTs sale.
IHtate of south Dakota, county 81 Union. %.
In circuit court, First judicial circuit.
Gunner seveneae,
John A. SeT pf.,S.,n..
Clara land,
Mena Liind,
Cesar l!,nd.
Minors;
Andrew Martin,
Guardian for the es-
tate Of Clara land,
Menu Lund, Oscar
J. 1n Il. 4 hs:ssso''
ment and decree Of foreclosure and salo upon .
/ mechanics lien rendered In the abuvo entitled
action IN favor Of the above named deis.laant,
PENDANTS, dated and filed on the second day IT
May, 1895. In the Office Of the clerk Of sald court,
and BY virtue Of . writ q execution. rsssitln$ ssii
ia my hands, issued out u the ONCE Ut the clerk
az said court on the l2th day at June, 1850. !,
Hans Anderson. sheriff =, o. sa1d county.
i nc'1 auction c ! to the highest bidder IT. Ithe
front door Of the court house In the city q NIX
Point IN said county II Union, state Ot sGalth
1896, ii 10 O'Clock il the forenoon Of that. DAY.
the property directed in said Judgment and writ
to be sold, situated In said county and state. and
| described as follows. tO-witt:
A barn aud corn crib situated upon the
northwest quarter Ofthc southwest quar-
ter and the south half Of the northwest
quarter Of section eleven, I'LL, In
ship ni,,etytlree. 1881, range nity, t6D],
west If the Firth Principal Meridian.
And all the right, title and interest OF the de-
PENDANTS therein. or 30 much OF said premlSeS rs
may b. sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, and
| costs and Disbursements. amounting In MI to the
sum Of Two Hundred and Fourteen and Thirteen
| Hundrcdths Ikhlars (42l4 ISL with interest there
Ion from the sec, mi day VI MAY, lS0b, together With
| with vii the arcrning coats Of sale.
Dated ut Elk Point. i. d., June ~, 1885.
HANRA ANDERSON,
Sheriff IT Union County, 3. ID.
IRA l.. NICHOLS.
Attorney for j. N. TalcOtt, defendant.
Last Publication July Is.