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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
JOE IRBY KILLS DICK CLARK
Slayer Surrenders and Claims That
He Acted in Self-Defense

he Acted IN Self-DSESnse
Perry. Ca. April 5.-(Special)-Joe Brown
Irby. who resides ON W. u. Days planta-
ton. about three miles from town. last
night shot aud Instantly killed Richard H.
Clark. at one time citizen of Atlanta
The killing took place in Irhy's nome and
was Witnessed by twn men.
Clark Was a son OF TIA. late Judge Richard
CLARK. - Atlanta. and has always been In
.-l.ntd 10 D. reckless and Wild. Several
years ago be left Atlanta for montgomery
Ala. and whlle 81 that city killed a negro
lEfs father was then alive and gave his
time and attention "a acquitting his son.
clark came t. Perry about two months
az. and n,..sle his home at the Perry hotel
H.. had no business as far rs any one here
Knows and MAS given 10 drinking a little at
tinles.
sunday afternoon he went 60 Middle
brooks stable and hired a team. With Mid
,Il.broals and u. ". Winn. he drove out Of
town Iafe in the afternoon - lrby's home
Irl.y WIS not ri home when they reached
his house. AID Clark sent a hoy for lrby.
when Irby came he had su9oer prepared
fnr them ana they remained some time IN
the house.
During the evening Clark said something
- frhv about some remarks lrhy had made
s,tou- him. irby told Clark he thought that
was "a settled and Went to his trunk Tor
sanlethiuE.
As ~. stopped over the trunk Clark fired
two shots al Iriy. both missing. irhy then
turned and fired one shot. striking 'iafh
iusi below the collar bone IA the right side
NIid8iehroohs. Winn and Troy then came
a. town ard Irhy gave himself up 10 NJ. q.
cooper. sheriff. a'd is now IN the sheriff ;
custody.
They ciaim II 10 be case 81 self-defense.
Glars h-s Two sisters ia Macon. Troy
has rn family
CLARK was drinking. The grand iuhy IS in
session anal Will Investigate the matter
rlark.s remains are now at the hotel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
WILL TARHEELS
ENTER into WAR?
Cor. Russell Intimates That He EOuld
Resist the Courts Injunction.
WOULD THE JUDGE IMPRISON ?
The Famous Fight Over the Southern
Railways Control of the North
Carolina Road.

Greensboro. y g April g iSPsciai.l-
The Injunction ease ~ the Southern rail-
way sssInst Governor Russell. Attorney
General walscr and the North Carolina
railroad. was continued today - june s,h.
az Ashevuls.
The case j. "a decide who are che direc-
tiers % tac road. those appointed oy Gov
eruor carr before ne went ou;. or those
appointed b. Governor Russell since BE
came in
Tn. trial vas continued in order - at
loW the new directors "a organic and De
come parry e. ihs suit
Hon John - Carlisle. eN-se-ret7ry -
th.- trassurS- b. one af tks attorneys fer me
Southern Railway COMPANY EN-Juase \.
a. Avery and Macnae & Day are counsel
Tor the stale
Judge Siruoutan rraut,d Tire temporary
INJUNCTION Governor Husssl has intimaiSi
That he would rot rsv any attention 90 the
courts injunction IS il dti mos please him
20 a. so Do rh.fr hvief. tEc governor aHi
attorney general Answering tii- southern
railway say- ~lf Is s. true as rsntendtd
for tire -espi. nien,s. that the tnest 81 tne
rsz-rliuf1g 0r,,,r is - prohibit the gov
s-uor aul attorney gsnersl - North Caro-
iire F-srm hrinEin-. ur Fhrs tfeuin- - hfiN~
sr.r-s shat sfs. lsW ,sther rests them wtth
discretion e. b-iue- ar All in hriug nE "r
r-akrz Sc IN imperative iuty 8" tTlnr- WIZ
tl.- court enforce SIS Mandate u uoi- i'e
cr.i.r IS r1..- rrsIs,-u fGinen- Supaoz'' ii'.s-
other Es~sl-y gee order. where NiA ihe
cnurt Es- i.s resSs sasn.-afus e. r'npri
~, .gte-es.e Tf u.-ther .he governor u"r the
Irei-I1ture @r"uIi cen fs- ir'o2s- en- the
sru-- dsell~e tl, state tH BE- bra r7i4.l..'a
au.I -aiI far thr army Co enforce SIS de-
rr.~-- VII &c imwfI~an aut dispose the
Inverra.sw without trsai2 20 flc rnuri i-"-
ur-se rs v..-i in r..-a ~ refusal O. obey. "n
tr.- z~sur# ra-t b. haas exhausted as HAH-
o. ang 1-l1. mrts.-s 10 susa an eS-r rem
itye
-fr5s IS proposed ts use tie federal aruiy
- For-s S z.s~-uor 81 ataiis-ate. then iSe
NV. -.sasa- alG f-s revn.u. .nniz.i q" pre-
..rr ..s. 6 ..rs.-..t.sn ID i u,lth of bonds"
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he SENDS IT FREE.
Full Information for the Cure OF
Weakness In Men.

When a man has suffered FOR many wears
with a weakness that blights mis- lifs am
robs him OF all that really makes lire WT2ll
living; When after years OF doctodiii tsi,exed
all sorts of patent medicines and aie
specialties, he discovers a remedy y i ="
brings back 10 him the power and pnyslcai
energy that seemed to him lost foief,stt
he naturally feels generous. lie wants M
fellow men to know about IL. He feeiS th5'
his mission on earth is to lift out OF n9hu
age men who are today battling VII. IA.
men. who, by their own secret follies' arc
sunering mental torture that Wofos S@"-
not adequately describe.
The world has come TO look nj such suI
days. II now regards them as unfoFtunate;
not criminal They have lacked moral
courage. They may he victims OF inherl.ett
passion or they have acquired So $50
habits from evil associates. But, what
ever may have been the incentive ira,
causes man to degrade his being anu
friend. He needs the right hand of fellow
snip and good cheer. 1t is wrong 10 de-
nounce him for his folly, and IL is equally
useless TO give him advice. He must have
offered him. This IS why | send the meth
90 that made mo man among men. Tree
10 any one who writes for ii. know the
aversion that suffering men have 10 the
lesst semblance of publicity, and !, there
fore. send the information securely sealed
IN plain envelope. without marks 70
men have written me. to say how glad
they were to get this remedy, and every
mail brings encouraging report OF severe
cases OF physical debility cured and enaci-
ated parts restored TO natural strength.
Now. my friend do not sit and wonder
how ] can afford to give away this valu-
able information. but write for it today. II
Il free TO all. and want every man to
have it. Address. I'm the fullest confidence,
THOMAS SLATER. BOX lo2.
Kalamazoo. Mich
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Is A CRANK ON DRY-CUPPING
Mrs. Gordon Came Very Near Killing
Mrs. Sigel.

Savann; n. Ga, April (Spec!al)-Mrs.
Rosa Sii.,I was adjudged lunatic I'm the
court Of ordinary this morning and ordered
deuce revealed peculiar and n pitiful
state OF affairs. When Mrs. Slgal was I'll
some time ago a woman named Gordon
was sent to her ana in her ignorance ap-
Piled the dry-cupping process. as she claim
ed the patient had TOO much blood il was
elected ia evidence that the unfortunate
wonlan's unsettled mental condition was
owing 10 the fact that she had been dry
cupped by the Gordon woman no less than
ffty-three times. Mrs. SigeIs condition was
pitiable Broken in health. impaired I'm
mind She looks a woman of fifty when in
reality she is but twenty-four years OF
age rs soon as the Gordon woman learn
ell of the condition of Mrs. Sigel she left
fer Wayeruss, whore shs is now supposed
To- be living
Mr. Sigel and another man whose wife
died some time ago propose to have the
Gordon woman brought back 10 Savan-
rah
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
FRUIT IN SUMTER NOT HURT
Trees Laden with the Young Fruit-No
Damage Apperent

Americas. Ga. April 4.-tSpeciaIl-W While
the fruit crop in other parts OF the state
may have been injured b. he late fire. ze
no material damage has reeultcd in this
section 50 far reported. Peach trees are
heavily loaded with fruit. ana it now seems
WHAT II Will be necessary to take off con-
siderable portion To prevent the trees break
ing down later on. II the crop has been
damaged thu fact is not apparent and fruit
growers are looking forward TO "a time Weld
especially of peaches plums and pears.
Many orchards have been put ont in this
immediate section Within the past tVso or
three years thar of the Dc Soto TIantittou
Company numbering 81 Geo trees. This I-t-
ter orchard was oGly planted recently and
viii not yield a crop for year or TWO vet
hut the industry IS RAPIDLY growing in
this and adjoining counties.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Alabama Sunday School Convention.

Tuscaloosa. Ala. April 9.-(Speciai) The
eighth annual convention of the Alabama
Sunday school Association met in the
Raptist church last night. over 800 dele
gates. many being DISTINGUISHED Sunday
school workers. being present.
The convention was called to order by
Joseph Carthol Of Admission. Professor
W n Werner. Of Werner Military insti-
tutc. made the address Of welcome which
was Responded so by Dr. J. +. Hamilton.
president OF the Alabama conference sun
day school hoard.
Miss Minnie Alien. superintendent OF the
pri nary union. made report, while Mus
tratcd talks and readings were made by
Miss Bessie Miuhinnett and Mrs. Bell X.
Harrison. os Tuscaloosa. aud Mrs. o. A.
StoIdard of Selma. Mrs Crafts. "a cele-
brat,d primary worker from Washington,
is expected today. The convention is the
most notable ever held in Tuscaloosa.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Sydney o,Brien Attempts Suicide.

Columbus. Ca. April g.-lSpeclal1-
Sydney O'Brlen. a weil-known young man
OF the city made an effort TO suicide last
night about midnight at his home in the
lower part of the city.
This IS the young mans second attempt
at suicide Had he been sober it is not
thought that he would have attempted the
deed What actuated him is not known.
on one occasion young q Brien attempted
suicide by swallowing laudanum The bot
tie was knocked from his grasp just in
time to save Ills life.
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sec SAHaa Afs cured ut home with
~ ~ q - & ont pain. Book Of par
sd = 50 aSsE ticulars sent RE.
Z: - svsssls.- 500 3 N. WOOI-LiY, MD.
~ ASs-Aatsss ssss. once -ei - issOI 81


Calhoun. Ca. April Especial M ID.
Wis s,,c,essor 10 Lewis & Murphey.
7a,Iars in general merchandise. was closed
out by the sheriff today under four mort
Cages. held by Martin Bros, OF Chatta-
nooca. $3.50, Davenport Bros. < jackson.
Of Chattanooga. 500; a. W. Tedcastle &c
Co. Of Rome. 1921. and Thompson Hiles
Company. OF Rome. Ss6.c5.
The assets VIII amount TO about s.. 500
The sheriff will auction off the stock OF
goods about the 2Gth.
Slow sales and inability 10 collect out
standing accounts made the firm unable
to meet its obligations.
This is the first commercial failure in tina
history OF Calhoun.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Want Longstreet as Cues.

Columbus. Ga. April Especially
An largely atte@dcd and enthusiastic
meeting tonight of Camp Bcnning, United
Confederate Veterans. resolution was
adop;ed inviting General James Iongsireet
To- columbus ON Memorial Day as the
guest ct camp Heunius.
The members of the camp tonight lis
tened 10 inter, sting "reminiscences from
Comrad- James Smith. who entertained the
camp with graphic description az the
Nleriimark- Monitor battle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Mormon Elders Seek Recruits.

B!rrningham. Ala. Ap-l 9.-(Special)-
Rev. Albert Mathcson. of SalJ Lake CITY.
ANA Elder e. r. Wrlde. Of Payson. Utah,
are Ia she city prose!yling IA behalf OF the
Mormon church. They have recently been
To calhoun and Etow1u counties where
th.. have established churches. The rep
rss.ntat.res cxDeet 30 locate ano,her
Chur,a near here.
Two wears hack Mormon elders were
roughly treated near the place wntre tae!r
churches are now located. hut they kept
a.: work end distributed their literature aud
sume of il is taklu. root.
The Mormon church Is anxious 20 locate
in Alabama lni Tennessee contending that
tna conditions of the people are more fa-
Vorlbie here IMAM In C;ah. The church
Will moi preach bisamy here.
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about two years ago. She is exceedingly
pretty and graceful.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict OF
justifiable homicide.
The dead man Is cousin Of the famous
AMrat Halstead. tie carried letter OF
recommendation from the noted journalist
and two months ago when Murat Haistead
Was here 20 lecture. the deceased called on
him ana spent q very pleasant hour or Two
with his relative.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Death Due to Old Age.

To,terlng under the weight OF seventy-six
years of active work. John Trowbridge, on"
OF Atlanta's oldest citizens fell dead
Wednesday morning in front of his son )
store near the Forsyth street bridge.
Mr. Trowbridge camN 10 Atlanta from
WatertoWn. Conn.-Ie leaves one son. Mr
a. y. wrowhridEc WAC Is "A well-knOwn
merchant la the city. The remains VIII
Toe sent tu ;he Old nome in Connecticut
today al noon.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Guard who SHOT oodsey Free.

Chattanooga. Tenn April e.--tSpecial)-
Recorder Peoples today discharged the
chaInEsng guard. Godsey. vino shot and
killed the negro prisoner. II. II. Johnson,
Who had assaulted him with rock when
tho guard sought 20 compel him Ia work
on the streets in compliance win the city
nrl!nan..As
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
A Constitutional Convention Proposed

Editor C0nstitution-Wou ld II not he
wise for Georgia 10 hold constitutional
convention? Is It not history that som.
states have found II wise to make
change in their constitution. aud Is IL not
also history that those having made the
change are greatly benefited by the
changer
Is 1t not also history usually that a new
constitution is needed 10y our states in or
der for the state ANA legal departments
of the state TO keep up with the grand
march of progress. ". \. FOWLER.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Desrernts Negro uses g Knife.

charI-a.su. s g.. April a--tSpeciail--
officer Wirges. or the police force. i-es ia
IT, sity nusl.tei wi,h Two Auiic wounds in
his bead. oae two-,nch cash in hs throat
and stab through the middle of his left
hand.
Stephen Robinson. colored. who did the
'as. al.n lies in the hospital with three
pistol bailS ia his legs and his head scanned
from the blows OF the poiiceman's club.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
A New Cotton FACTORY.

GREENSBORO GA. April "a deal
was closed yesterday by which Greensboro
will obtain a cotton factory to cost $l2o. 0l0
over $4,000 of the capital stock was raised
in a few DAYS I'm Greensboro and the cOuu-
". T. A. Copelan. banker. and ". Il
Jackson. leading business man, taking each
$4,000 of stock. Eighty thousand dollars
of foreign capital has been pledged.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Boston Man Elected Mayor.

Ga5sdeu. Ala April special The
Alabama CITY municipal election resulted
ia bee selection ~ g. ~. Moody for mayor.
Mr. .fnoay is iha superintendent Of the
pvs~lf cotton m.n and is Young man
az excellent business qualiiicau lions lie
came here a year ago from Boston.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
cnt in the Neck aud Breast.

Dallas. Ga. April 5.-(Speclall-Anout
fonr miles northwest Of Dallas yesterday
Jasper Lindsey cut Enoch Hodges IN tho
neck and breast. The chances Of Lindsey's
recovery are slim.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
John P. Mason Drops Dead.

Flherton. Ga. April .-(Special)-Joh 7.
Mason. a co.i"n buyer dropped dead on the
street this afternoon at his home ia Roy
sion.
lie leaves a wife and two small children.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
SPECIAL. TAX RETURNS IN.
Nearly All the Counties Heard from
for the First Quarter of year

The sDecial tax returns from the various
counties are nearly all In.
Under the present law these taAeS az
payable quarterly and parties VINO are SUD
ject to such special taxes violate tne Id"
when they fail to pay up proHpty'
The treasury receipts have been incresseu
about 800 900 through the returns receiver
up to date. and there are stu re" hioie
counties to be heard from.
One tax collector in a pney WOODS couii-
" wrote TO the comptroller general 'nat
"our people are not accustomed 10 p"yl"5
taxes all times of the year. Perhaps
will be able to send them in during the next
month or two"
lie seemed very complacent about the
matter and did not appear TO take lhto
consideration the law in the case.
a number of counties returned no spe-
cial taxes of any sort, which means that
they have no auetioneers. liquor dealers
photographers. billiard or pool tables, deal-
ers in pistols or cartridges. pawn brokers'
mercantile agencies, packing houses OPP
ticians or brewerios within their borders
Fulton county heads the list in point
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
Cures Guaranteed.

All diseases OF men; piles and fistGla.
Free pamphlet. DIR. W. j. Tucker. At
lanta. Ga.
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Drunkenness Is a Disease.

VIII send free book of particulars how
to Cure Drunkenness or the Liquor iiab-
1t" with or, without the knowledge of the
patient. Address Or. J. W, Haines, 4S9
Race ST.. &incinnati, Ohio.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
DpJraJKENNEcC

C-n ~ cured without the patients ilnowl-
sd4e. or consent rs Il sure ANA simple nome
- ltfr.f. &aIrs-s. with stamp. Mrs May
Gsvgf.ue lock- laz I.l. * Grand Rapids
NJ .f.tgan.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12
A WOMAN'S BODY.
What Its Neglect Leads so. Mrs Chas.
Kings Experience.

A woman's body is the repository Of the
most delicate mechanism in the whole
realm of creation, and yet most women
will let it get out of order and keep out OF
order, just as if it were OF no consequence.
Their backs ache and heads throb and
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-12

TOTaT-. =. -. FIfF'-F7
The counties that have sent I'm their
returns show the following amounts for
taxes on liquor:
Richmond. Sli46I63: MUscogee. S5,O6l2 %:
Bibb, 49, 625o; Glynn. s3.S9i25; Dougherty.
81 lGf.75, Iowndes. $l.Z16; Wilcox, $l,S52.
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burn; they have wandering pains. now here and
now there. They experience extreme lassitudc,
that don't-care and want-to be-left-alone feeling,
excitability rritability, nervousness, sleepless-
ness and the blues, yet they will go about their
work until they can scarcely stand on their poor
swollen feet and do nothing to help themselves
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womb complications
give
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Rosewood Philadelphia Pa, whose letter attach:
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-18

ed the populist ticket are becoming
disguised with the actions Of the
legislature at Pierre.
There will be spelling match and
basket social in the Vindal school
house, district No. Is on Saturday,
February 20. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Last Wednesday evening number
of young friends OF Lewis Have took
the opportunity of his birthday to give
him surprise party. twas a COM
plete success. The party found Lewis
dressed in his working suit and half
weeks growth of hair on his face All
had a good time and wished Lewis
many happy return.
A delightful and pleasant surprise
party was enjoyed by the young folks
Of Brule last Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dowlin. The
evening was spent by playing games
and dancing until midnight when a
delicious repast was served. Those
present are of the opinion that Mr.. and
Dowlin and family are royal entertain
erS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-18
Mosnt Hope.


MOUNT HOPE, February Is, 1857
1t was warm blizzard Saturday.
Every month this winter has furnish
ed a January thaw.
Every rayine was river and the low
land lake yesterday.
Mr.. Sellberg Is not able to be out yet
but is slowly regaining his strength.
IT,. Reeves and Dave Christensen
drove to Sioux City last week where
they spent two or three days on busi-
ness.
We received no comic valentine this
year going 10 show that our actions re-
ligousay and otherwise Is appreciated
by society.
A. d. Whitney Of Akron, will move
over here and take care Of his brother
o. d. Is place while the latter 10 holding
down the auditor's ONCE.
O. D. whitney our nav county audi-
tor Is moving his household sAoSts %
the county seat, whore no Will sFaetde
during the terror q hia olloe-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-18

There was good crowd gathered at
the Buskirk home Friday night where
a dancing party was enjoyed. Lew Fox's
Alcester orchestra furnished the music
and everybody who attended had way
up time.
Rev. Sjolinder was y passenger for
St. Paul, Mimi, Monday where he goes
TO accept call to preach. He expects
to return in a week or SO and move his
family and effects to the capitol of the
North Star state.
Henning Gassman, ex-register OF
deeds of Charles Mix county, left the
land Of drouth and heat last week, and
came to Union county where he will re
side in the future. He is living with
his parents on West Creek for the
present.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-18
Spimk.

SPHINX. Feb. 15.--It wasqrite a snow
storm last Saturday.
Lena Braastad leaves for Elk Point
this week.
Christ Rasmussen returned from
Omaha last week.
Most Of the young folks up here are
peddling "5-Drops."
Sam Klopstad was out to see his best
girl last Saturday night.
Christ Christensen was I'M Elk Point
last Thursday on business.
A social hop was given at Anton Sew
srsOn's last Sunday night.
Miss DIVA Larson Of Alison was the
sfueet 81 Lizzie Larson last week.
Charles Berg went east last Friday
sight. Who did you go and see Char.
H.
Qhxist Braastad went to Elk Point
hnfSday inter- freight for the
IS =. s ss. ,ssS e R sss:s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-18

Ole Aberhamson was visiting at Om-
dahl last Sunday.
Where was Sam and Ole last sundays
We did not see them.
John Larson was out last week to get
subscribers for shares in the creamery.
Ole Running from Brule was up visit
ing friends and relations last week.
Miss Ellen Christensen went down to
Brule last week on visit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-18

Asses.
ALsEN, S. D., Feb. 1--we have very
fine weather now.
A Stenvik is very i'll.
Christ Danielson has rented his faith.
er's farm.
Hans Peterson says he shall soon join
the lodge.
The Alsen Camp will have grand
ball On Feb. ~.
Miss Clara Omdahl has her basket
ready for the party.
Miss Lizzie Stoen was visiting with
friends and relatives last Sunday.
Mr.. Hangslo Is going out west be.
cause he can not stand the climate.
What is the matter with Mr.. Hegg?
usual.
Hans Larson has bought a span of
young horses, so now he shall COM
mence farming.
Anton Anderson seems quite Jolly
now days. He had the school marin
with him to the surprise party.
Christ Danielson has q new cutter
and all we can see of him is his tracks.
He surely puts his time in canvassing.
John Erickson is going to attend the
Ames, la. agricultural college next
term. He expects to learn the cream
cry business.
Mr.. Peterson was out walking one
fine morning and he found horseshoe.
He says that means good luck, so now.
he is going to take homestead, but he
prefers east of Alsen, where the cotton
and the sugar cane grows.