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CHURCH NOTICES.
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Baptist.

FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner
North and Davidson streets. Rev. n. NJ Won
Miller. pastor. Sunday school at o'clock. Morn
ing. 1918 divine service. Theme, Renewed
Strength" In connection with the morning sery-
ice the Lords Supper. Evening at $50 O'Clock.
Theme, Lost Opportunities Preaching by the
Rev II. NJ Won Miller.
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Fifteen of the municipalities show in
creases varying from 10 44 per cent. and
five OF the cities have dropped into the
lost and found column OF those that
snow gains st. Paul has the highest in
crease Los Angeles is next with liz per
cent. and Cincinnati is awarded third hon
ors IN the percentage table with 49,
OF course. New York heads the list
and Chicago is second i'm point Of the sum
OF money involved in the operations. y
comparison between New York and Phila-
delpha is interesting. In the former city
los permits We're taken out. involving an
expenditure OF $6.617375. IN the City of
BrOtherly Love. Sal permits were issued and
their total cost only amounted TO $1,913
$50
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-A plant for sale earning
$500 a year net: price, 1000 Address
BRIGHT & DAVIDSON Lombard building.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Permanent incomes-sI00
realizes about $25 monthly other amounts in
proportion; 800 per cent dividends Last year; es-
tablished 1896; profits weekly. ARTHUR BLAKE
& CO.. 927 Market St. San Francisco Cal
BUSINESS CHANCE-First-class RAN, qualified
to manage State territory; must be man OF in
nuence and with some means; 10 the right man
this will yield him 5000 per year; Will be here
short time only; il interested please call in per-
SON. this is snide advertisement but by a
responsible firm, who be identified in your
city; reference required. r E. MKEE, Lor-
raine Hotel
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-Farm: medium size. within 50 miles
OF city; send description and price 70 j. W. T.
Journal Office.
REAL. ESTATE have $50. o0e TO invest IN good
farms or other real estate; give full tescrip-
ton and cash price, which must be low J. W.
t. Journal Office
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REAL ESTATE

Double house. Cornell av., six and bath
side both gases, city water; renting SIG per
month price, $500; only $1,000 cash, balance
per cent interest.
W. Z. STEVENSON,
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-DEC. IA.
Births.

George and Ella Metzger. 80 Highland avenue.
boy.
James and Mary Nelson is2s Cornell avenue.
boy.
James and NJ Watkins. 22l Downey avenue.
boy
Willard and Mary Grayson. ss Athon street.
girl
Charles and Anna Norris. 1850 Holloway street.
James and MaIina oliver. ISL Douglass ave-
William and Alpha Specie. 2lss Langley ave-
nue. girl
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FOR TRADE.


FOR TRADE-Nine good new rental properties
bringing S1O4 per month; want good farm land
in any good locality. RALSTON & CAMDEN
2O3 Law building.
FOR TRADE-One or all OF the following clear
properties for a good farm: 81 80, 81 500 81 500
$500 81 2oo lot $500, $1,000 all in good condi-
ton and are rented. RALSTON & CAMDEN
2O3 Law building.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-An experienced frizzer hand. Address
AMERICAN E'URN. CO, Batesvile. Ind
WANTED-Carpenter, p cents per hour; apply
at once. new plant across the river. PARRY
WANTED-An experienced man 10 operate
Sticker. Address AMERICAN FURN. Co.
BatesviIle Ind
WANTEUOAn experienced man 10 operate Drum
Sander. Address AMERICAN FURN. CO.
Batesville, Ind
WANTED-Ten gas filters to set meters at Al
exandria, Ind. Address ALEXANDRIA GAS
CO. Alexandria, Ind.
WANTED-Party with 8, 900 10 take charge OF
real-estate department Of banking firm. Ad-
dress Gil. care Journal
WANTED-Good life Insurance agents on salary
and commission contract. Address JOHN III.
DAVIDSON Lombard building.
WANTED-Any person who Will distribute circu-
lars for s. daily should address STANDARD
CO, Wells. Chicago. Steady position; no can
vassing.
WANTED-FIfty men: painters. stripers. black
smiths and helpers; wood workers. out OF town,
Apply Monday and Tuesday, Room D. Board OF
Trade Bldg.
WANTED-ReIiabie men 20 sell our line OF nno
lubricatng oils, greases and paints, salary or
commission. Address THE RESERVE OIL CO..
Cleveland, O.
WANTED-Men-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how teach the barber trade In eight
weeks mailed free MOLER BARBER COLI
LEGE, chicago, III.
WANTFI-One nrst-class planning mill machine
man. who can also run turning lathe, state
age. experience and salary expected address
al once MERCER LUMBER CO, Hartford
City. Ind.
WANTED-Governrnen ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
appointments 70 be mad eNsInin s5l sooh
lars, sent free. Write for IL to-day 90 NATION
AL CORRESPONDENTS INSTITUTE. Wash
WANTED = CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS ssss appointments made .r last
logue OF information free. COLUMBIAN COR
REsPONDENCE COLLEGE. Washington. D. c.
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REAL ESTATE

Hovey ST., Twentieth, one square east Of
Atlas new double house, six rooms side: rent
SIG per month; price quick SALE 81, 6OO this
W. z. STEVENSON
126 E Market
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REAL ESTATE

SC 900; elegant modern nlne-room residence N
Meridian St. Twenty-third; If you are look
ing for bargain see this property. w. E. STE
VENSON.
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Marriage License.

James Edward Marshall and Minerva Jane
ShObe.
Michael J. Duffey and Julia r. Lynch.
George r. MattoN and Ella r. Rossey.
John MindoCh and Augusta cusoo
Abel y. Hewitt ana Daisey IuOtle
Frank i. Roberts and Mary r Shuii
George W. Turner and Pearl i. dwell
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-Sl2 weekly copying letters az home
either sex. fuclose two stamps with application
LAKE SHORE MERCANTILE CO. Dept =
Chicago
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expenditure OF S6.617375. IN the City Of
BrOtherly Love. Sal permits were issued and
s5S.l total cost only amounted to 1913
The total number Of transfers for the
week was lis. representing an aggregate
consideration of $2l4 7A.9S. This is a fair
showing. but the sudden change in the
weather was followed by a decrease in
the activity of the market. The bad
weather all week made bad business for
reai-estate men. They had little opportuni-
~ to show property and it is an unwritten
rule among reaI-estate men that they can
not sell without seeing" The deeds re-
corded which held the market up to the
standard represented deals made previous
10 the setting In Of bad weather and the
contamination of those pending. During the
week there little demand for property,
and business Will likely be dull until the
first of the year. Then inquiries will be-
purchases, and especially for vacant-lOt
property, as the architects anticipate more
building than done this year when
the next season opens
XXX
The Methodists of Indiana are actively at
work laying plans for raising $4,000 for a
deaconess home and hospital in this city
The third Sunday I'm next February will
be hospital Sunday" when subscriptions
will be taken for the new building. The
the building next year.
J. II. linn will build a 5000 brick resi-
dence at the corner of Twenty-fourth street
and College avenue.
Xxx
F. B. Clark will build a double frame
house at COZ and COO East Twenty-frst
street, at a cost of $500.
While there may be no significance at
tached to II. it is fact that most OF the
tenants OF the new Claypool building are
doctors and life insurance men,
Architects predict that there will be much
factory building next year.
Maria w. Brinkman will build a $3.50
double frame house on South East street
near Craven street
XXX
d. W. Hays has taken out a building
permit for a 1890 residence on Central
avenue, near Twenty-sixth street.
xxx
Building Inspector Bartel refused to grant
a permit for frame veterinary college
building to be located on Pogue's run
north Of Market and east Of Davidson
limits.
J.. H AShb&ugh sold his IrVington resi-
dence yesterday through the Cross &
Brown agency for $500.
W. J. and L. Sewage will build a 81 100
cottage at the corner Of Twenty-second
street and Graceland avenue.
Otis c. Ham yesterday sold four lots on
Kenwood and Capitol avenues near Thir-
tteth street, to Fred W. Brandt for $1,000
Otto WinkenhOffer has sold his property
on Sheridan avenue. near Seventeenth
street 10 Edward r. Darcy for 900
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CHIROPODIST.

c9IROPODIST TO THE BEST FAMILIE
for ten years House eails ATTENDED TO- DR.
q IA RRALEY- N. Meridian ST. Roam "A
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-FEED L. A. CATS CLIPT OATS
S21 w. WASHINGTON ST
NOTICE-Insure your property with a. -
CARTER & CO., 149 East Market.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taught; Prof. ]. Ivan Nc
Laughing located at SO w. Washington ST
Room l. Old phone green 4524 Special rate for
NOTICE-If in need of secondhand building ma
terial OF any description call or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO., l0l5 Cornell
av New Phone 1888. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-JAN HONG LOW CO. i2s w Court
st Best chop suey house In city. Good cook
from San Francisco. strictly up 20 date.
WANTED-Aged persons. blind and Chronic I1-
valids can md good care for life time. send 8
cents for literature. private letter, etc. Address
BOX go Indianapolis Journal
WANTED-One hundred stage cancers for The
season: ladies or gentlemen new beginners
urishing 10 learn and get a nrst-ciAss start
call PROF. RAYNo SCHOOL 30 West Ohio
street Indianapolis
LAUNDRY
UNION COOPERATIVE LAUlsDRY-Nos -
Us virginia Phone l1sa
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PAINTING-Joseph r. Adams painter. Hud-
son st. Make your engagements through resi-
dence phone new 1904, for painting. granting
kalsomining. tinting and glazing
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REAL ESTATE

New Jersey St, between Twelfth and rhr-
teenth SITS. new modern up-to-date home; plenty
Trust gas fine location.
w. E. STEVENSON,
126 l.. Market.
Exclusive Agent.
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 10; total consideration.
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Desirable rooms, Company's building.
1lS-l22 L. Market.
Modern Offices in LAW BUILDING, so and
upward; steam heat, electric light, janitor
ice; complete law library for tenants use.
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Double house. n. Capitol av. six rooms and
bath side; rent, $3.50 year; price, $4,000 w. e.
STEVENSON.
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MONEY TO LOAN

THE FIRST TIME YOU GO BROKE
you can probably step into our Office and walk
out with so, or $50. or whatever you may need
Perhaps you could not get it at all.
But that is improbable.
OF course, we do not loan to every one who
"goes broke"
We discriminate.
But we loan 10 most any
There is no red tape about business
We judgment.
We loan money TO salaried people
We practically advance salary.
Those holding good, permanent positions do
not have TO furnish security.
They do not have to have their notes Endorsed
Their employers do not have to know that
they are short of funds.
They do not have to be under obligations IN
anyone.
They always be independent.
Our terms
We allow small weekly or monthly payments
We guarantee fair treatment.
All transactions kept strictly confidential
And our rates are low.
Remember US when you need money
INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
ESTABLISHED 1Ss7.)
ROOM LOMBARD BUILDING.
2ila Z. WASHINGTON ST.
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FOR rENr-oFFIcEs AND BUILDINGS.

FOR RENT-BRICK WAREHOUSES, 4s6 S
DELAWARE ST, 50X1f0 FEET; IN BEST OF
REPAIR; CEMENT FLOOR: GOOD BUILD
ING FOR FURNITURE COMPANY; RENT
REASONABLE.
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
FOR RENT-MAUS WAREHOUSE, COR. AG-
MES AND NEW YORK; SPLENDID LOCA-
TON FOR ANY AND ALL KINDS OF STOR-
AGE; LARGE STABLES; WILL REMODEL
To SUIT TENANT.
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
FOR RENT-STOREROOM 20-8-5 s NERD
IAN ST; STRONG BUILDING; FOUR ST0-
SPRINKLERS; GOOD ELEVATOR; SPLEEN
DID REPAIR; BEST LOCATION IN WHOLE
SALE DISTRICT.
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
FOR RENT
THE LAW BUILDING"
Choice modern offices, single and suite,
from SO up.
No charge for heat, light and iantor service.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
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J. II. Ashbaugh sold his Irvington resi-
dence yesterday through the Cross &
Brown agency for $500.
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E. Fifteenth St, Columbia av., two cot
tages of four rooms each; renting S16 per month I;
can be had at bargain If sold quick.
w. L. STEVENSON,
Market
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.

STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop
335 Virginia av. New phone. 3f75 Old phone
green. 4s4.
sTOV ES-MODEL STEEL RANGES AM
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoIine
goods HOME STOVE CO.. I7-lls s. Meridian 81
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W. J. and L. Sewage will build a S.1OO
cottage at the corner Of Twenty-second
street and Graceland avenue
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$500; lot 1O0x3O0; n. Meridian St; will double
in value; fine investment. w. L. STEVEN
SON.
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Building Inspector Bartel refused to grant
permit for a frame veterinary college
building to be located on Pogue's run.
north Of Market and east Of Davidson
street, because it would be in the FIRE
limits.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies.
REEDY & CO. 'Phones-New si7o: old 2zst2
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-20
HERREID APPOINTS
kTTREDGE SENATOR
The Sioux Falls Man Is Named to
Fill Kyle's Unexpired
Term.
AND HE ACCEPTS WITH THANKS
Governor Makes n statement Concerning
His Actiop-Homo City or tho New
Senator IL Exceedingly
Rejoiced.

Pierre, s.. D., July Ex-Governor Her
A. II. Kittredge, OF Sioux Falls,
United States senator to succeed the
late Hon. James IL. Kyle, OF Aber-
deem. The ~unexpired term covered by
this appointment lasts until March A.,
1903. The commission will go forward
to Mr.. Kittredge at once.
The statement given out by Governor
Herreid in making the appointment
was as follows:
For a week | have been receiving
kilograms and letters and listening to
the arguments OF friends of the var
vious candidates for United States scn-
ator. These communications are so
numerous that | know my friends will
not expect me to reply TO each n per-
sonally.
Il am so thoroughly acquainted With
the men and familiar with the rondi-
ions and interests of our state that l
feel / am as well prepared now as l
would be in another week or TWO to
settle this matter. 1t did not take me
long to conclude to make the strongest
and best appointment possible. This
has been my invariable rule OF action.
I have considered the man rather than
his location. Both senators from In
diana live I'm the same city. IT ~ so in
some other states.
II do not underestimate the great abil-
ity and high character Of the different
aspirants for this high office when l
say that from my intimate acquaint-
ance with a. Il. Kittredge, of Sioux
Falls, / consider him most honorable,
conscientious and upright, and pre-
emincntly qualified to represent our
young commonwealth I'm the senate or
the United States"
Governor n. Herreid this afternoon
received the following telegram Of &C
ceptance from a. b. Kittredge:
Charles n. Herreid: Thank you. l
will do my best to bring credit to the
state. the party, yourself and our
friends.
"A. Is. Kitredge."
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-20
AFTER A DAKOTA DIVORCE.
sister of Mayor Harrison Said to Be After
a Decree.

a Decree.
Chicago. July 1S.-Mrs. Barrett East
man Is now in South Dakota, and
friends say she intends to make appli-
cation for divorce. Mrs. Eastman be-
fore her marriage was Miss S~ophonisba
Harrison, a daughter OF the elder Car
ter Harrison, and a sister OF the pres
ent mayor and of william Preston
Harrison. The latter is now with Mrs.
Eastman in South Dakota.
Miss Harrison and Barrett Eastman
were married In st. James church De-
cember 3, 1895, and the event was one
OF the most elaborate of the season.
Sufficient inroads have been made
upon Mrs. Eastman's fortune to make
1t certain that it would be exhausted
in n few more years if the two re-
manned together. A permanent formal
legal separation was therefore deemed
advisable.
When Mrs. Eastman signihed her
desire for a divorce, Mr.. Eastman was
sufficiently chivalrous to place no OBJ
ject in her way, Inc Mrs. Eastman,
for her part, was careful to insist that
no unnecessary opprobrium should fall
on her husband. The negotiations
were conducted with perfect amity on
both sides, and friends insist that there
will be no acrimony over the event,
either now or at m other time.
Before his marriage TO Miss Harri-
son. Mr.. Eastman was engaged to Miss
Havemeyer, daughter OF the sugar
magnate,. That engagement was bro
ken mainly because Mr.. Eastman
evinced a dislike for commercial life,
shortly after Mr.. Havemeyer had
placed him In charge Of his 81. Paul Of
flee, and insisted on returning to news
paper work. The engagement was
broken without any rupture of the
friendly relations OF the parties. Miss
Havemeyer vas married some three
years later.
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MILLIONS IN CAPITAL.
Numerous big Concerns File Incorpora-
tion Articles at Pierre.

Pierre, s. D., July 15.-Articles of in
corporation AVE been filed for the
Boston-Newton Investment company
at Pierre, with a capital of 81, 900, 900.
Incorporators, Charles G. Littlefleld, g.
l.. Mildam, l.. l.. Stephens,
The Freeport-Nevada Gold and Cop
per Mining and Milling company, at
Pierre, with a capital Of 5000, 600. In
corporators, w. H. Russell, f. L.. Grit
fifth, H. NJ. Griffith. Solomon Wadge,
Harry Anderson, Marshal Baker.
The Morton Propulsion and Pump
company at Pierre, with n capital of
$3.50, 900. Incorporators, John $. Mar
tin, Edward Il. Miles and l.. l.. Ste
phens,
The Evelyn Gold Mining company at
Pierre, with n capital Of 81, 900, 900. In
corporators, e.. D.. Allen, w. L. Won
Johansen, l.. l.. Stephens.
The Tennessee company at Pierre,
with a capital OF So 5000, 900. Incorpo-
~rators, f. NJ. Barnes. w. r. Drake, l..
l.. Stephens.
The National Consolidated OIL conf
pany at Pierre. with q capital Of SO. O00,-
900. ~1ncorporators, T. c. II. Vance, f.
A. Vance and l.. l.. stephens.
The United Copper-Gold Mining
company OF Arizona at Pierre. with IL
capital stock Of 81. 900, 900. Incorpora-
tOiP t'NhiJhiIiih - Il cry, Clld les II.
Sage, l.. l.. Stephens.
The Keystone Trading company at
Keystone, with a capital OF $50, 900. In
corporators. John &. Haines, John II.
Potter, Lane K. Stone.
The washington Springs State bank
at Washington Springs, with a capital
OF 500 900. Incorporators, r.. s.. Vessy,
j.. II. WOODBURY.. A. 4. Mcconnell, A.
r. Mcconnell.
The Wayne and Beulah Township
Telephone company at Alexandria,
with a capital of $4,000. Incorporators,
Nj. ]. Hicks, Henry Montgomery, j. w.
Love, T. w. Allen, T. II. Quanney,
George A. Dean.
The Indian Group Copper Mining
company at Pierre, with a capital Of
81 600, 900. Incorporators, S. NJ. Bidiron,
r. r.. Goodrich. T. P. Estes, w. A. j.
Seals.
The Francis Batchelder & Co, at
Pierre, with a capital OF $50, 900. Incor-
porators, Francis Batchelder, Fred
erick A. Snyder and T. P. Estes.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-20
Total Ah.t,nsncs Annexation.

Brookings, S. D., July 13.-The eighth
annual convention OF the South Dakota
Scandinavian Total Abstinence associ-
alton was held at the From Lutheran
church near Webster. The old board
Of directors was reelected except n
member and now consists Of the fol-
lowing: K. Lewis, Lake Preston, presi-
dent; A. u. Granstrom, Webster, vice
president; O. s. Sneve, Bookings, Sec
rotary; n. G.. Rude, B~rookings, treas
urer; Miss Tilda Bohlke, Nolga; Mis-.
Dorthea Dahl, Lily; Julius Skyberg,
Berton.
The association was organized in
Brookings in the spring Of 1894 with
only six local societies. At the present
time 1t contains thirty-two, but not all
can be said to be in active operation,
as some have not held regular meetings
for some time.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-20
QUITE ELATED By 1T.
Sioux Falls Republicans Think Choice OF
Kittredgs = Most Excellent Ono.

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 13.-The APP
pointment of Alfred b. Kittredge OF
this city to I'LL the vacancy in the
United States senat caused by the
death of Hon. James H. Kyle created
general rejoicing among republicans,
especially in Sioux Falls. where the
new senator has resided for the past
sixteen years. While there will. Of
course, be some disappointment on the
part OF defeated candidates n their
friends, the choice of the governor will
be generally commended by republic
ans throughout the state as the best
that could be made.
Governor Herreid had carefully con-
sidered the claims Of various candi-
dates for the place and In deciding 10
appoint Mr.. Kittredge was actuated
solely by a desire to do the best thing
for the party and select a man &C
ceptable to the vast majority OF South
Dakota republicans. He has not
shirked the important task devolving
upon him, but has performed It man
fully and we'll and will receive the
congratulations Of republicans In gen.
eral for the excellence Of his choice.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-07-20
ENFORCE FOOD LAWS.
Commissioner Sherwood. OF South DH-
kota, Serves Notice of Intention.

kota, Serves Notice OF Intentions.
De Smet, s. D., July 13.-Food and
Dairy Commissioner c.. Il. Sherwood,
II De Smet, has issued a circular TO
the retailers in the state notifying
them that the food laws are now I'm eff
feet and that all violations will be dealt
with according to the provisions OF the
Jaw. Mr.. Sherwood ays
All Of the laws which come under
the Food and Dairy department are
nov In full force and effect, the pure
linseed oil and intoxicating liquor law
taking effect July LIST.
WE deem that sufficient time has
been given merchants TO dispose OF
merchandise not I'm conformity with
the law, and from this time on there
Will be no excuse for any one handling
goods that do not comply with h law.
THE commissioner does not Intend
10 wait for complaints OF violations OF
these laws, but will have inspectors on
the road as fast as the limited appro-
priation will allow. Willfll vi%olatOrs
OF the law will surely be prosecuted.
Merchants are advised to govern them
selves accordingly.
Those who do not know what the
law requires may obtain "A copy by
writing TO this office enclosing twenty
five cents"