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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15
6OtSeitsglofeu.

@etrnut Wuroen am 6. Snnuar
in 5nrmin9ton or. @alter 9lusuit Sung
uno Sri. Warie Ottilie Unborn. = I'm
cine 6ud5eitslicens baben na6geIu6t
or. gbas. Yfnff BON 5arminston uno
SRI. Gina 9lmbOrn.
= gm 20. 6ebruar tueroen Sr.
Su9o Suiiu, uOn Der Suiia Srew.
ing SO. in Bangor, uno Sri. Grace
6. 6 arr getruut. 0r. Sulia 1T elm
tiidti9er junger Monn, bem cine treue
2ebenssefdbrtin Su sOnnen 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15
OfIahpmns Qeaiglatu1

Stla6pmns 9esis latur
sibt in ibrer 8uiummenieBuns elm IN
tereiiantes Bib Der Seu6lteruu9ss@le
mente bieies bliibenoen iiiusiten oeI
ameritaniiden 9erriturien. 5iini Wtit'
slieber iinb aus Sbiu sebiirtis uno eben'
10 uiele aus Snbianu; orei aus Sainols
uno brei aus gIrtanius; Swei aus &is'
conIiu; je elmer aus &entufp, Wtiiiouri,
gtelp gOrt, 9ennipluuniu, 0taiIa6uletts
uuo Maine. 8emertensmertb lit, ME
uu6 bort, in elmer fuit uusidlieBlit
nderbautreibenben SeuDlterung, Die
u b potaten iOiort an Die SpiBe ses
laugt iiub. @8 iisen Sebn 9loputater
in Der 9esi8latur, seseniiber nur Iiebeu
5armern unb a6t @el6ditsleuten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15
Glements nlnB in's 3n6tbans.

3as Ober9eritt oon Minneiotn in
St 8nul CAB iOeben in Snhen bes 60
@hplier @upituliiten uno @r: Suntiers
SOiepb 81. Clements, Der @eroubun9 Der
6ilImore County 8anf iiberflbrt, spei
@ntldetoun9en ab, uno Ons @erift be-
itGti9te III oem iOsenamten .Mrs. Wud
gtntla9epunfte" bic @ntideioune Der un=
teren Snitan5. 8emgemGB miro Gle
ments, Der bieisn 8na in ben @er;6ten
in gBiscUnlin wie in WiupeiOtn periol9t
bat, ms 3u6tbnus panbern miiIieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

@rpBitdbtii6es @lenb. 90
briift 1i6 Nbruhom Sepitt, einit Sea.
nor BON gfem gorf, aus: Yllm's Sim'
melsmillen, iit bas bas &eiultat unierer
inbuitr,eGen @ntipideluns MuB uniere
8rpiperitdt BON elmer NatiOn burd iol.
den furhtbaren Breis ertauft meroen ?
@enn oieie i6redliden Tenement. gSObs
nRnsen, bieie iibero0lterten 9iitrifte,
bieie bunflen unb iibelrie6enbeu @ubn=
rdume, - ipenn ar bteies @leno ben
Nufidwuns Der Snbultrie besleiten
mu s. 10 wiini6te id su @utt, baB je.
bes inouitrieae Centrum serlt6rt perben
f0nnte, pie Sooom unb @omOrrba, uno
Die Weniden in Die 5eloer suritdsetries
Sen miir0er."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

Nrienifs Bier! Der Stabt.
gbemiter Or. Campbell 8rumn, Der in
einem 8ersiftunssfal in 9iuerpool,
@nsluno, nls 8euse auftrut, itellte burd)
eine unteriuduns pOn 8ruben feit, baB
Der 9urhidnitts 8ieruerbraua per
8phe in 2iperppol i'm CONNER 800
8funb 9Irienif entbalte, eine binreidenbe
Guantitdt, I'M, in slei6mdBisen DOZEN
auf einmal perbrau6t, eine Millipn
Wenihen 5u t0bten. @enn bns Die
ensliiden Biertrinter nidt i9aubern
madt, miiiien iie fiirlpabr einen 9uten
Masen buben. 8ilis uno srunoidleht,
bas iheint bic 9eoiie BON @nelano's
Snbuitrie audi in 8e5us uuf Die 8ier-
fabrication gu iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15
gSisrOnlill.

Wt enomOnee Sails. Sn
Der 9bdmpnep Creamery an Der Hortbs
waltern Bnbn, ereisnete lid Elm i6limmer
lluina, inoem Der ySeperntOr" erplo.
oirte uno 5luei Wdnner t0otete, nGmlid
Gownro Wirtb uno Snmes IpbOrn
Btliam Butler, elm 5nrmer, nuroe
ihlimm perleBt uno es muBte ibm elm
Bein ab9enOmmen neroen; nuBer ibm
wuroe nod Elm Wann i6wer perlebt.
g9eit Superior. 3ie Qeifle
Sobn Uiilqer's, Die 9InlaB 81 10 pielem
Streite aegeben bat, 1T iiber bic Soutb
Sbpre @ilenbnDn noh Detroit iiberiiIbrt
porOeu. Die @rluubniB gum Grnns.
port berielbeu mar ibon Dor einiger
Belt ertbeilt Uoroen, ruuroe nber our6
eineu @tnbnltsbeiebl iuspenoirt, welb'
leBterer jeoO6 bon Rihter Yinle nuige.
boben miiroe. Die qeite puroe aui
&eranlaiiuu9 BON aatborina WiIqer,
elmer Der nngeblid)en orei 2ittmen oes
8eritorbenen, mitgenommen, uno oieielbe
wuroe am SOnntu9 aus9esraben, NM
ueitsre gerihtlide S6ritte gu umseben.
IS 1T ein NndlnB BON unseidbr $3.50,
600 uOrbunoen, bsiien 3usebbristsit
BON ben @eridtsn ieitseiteat werOen
muB.
bippewa Sails. Su Der
Grub Woblmiible in Stnnlep trug ii6
Elm entieBlider llnelidsiaa ju. Sin
II idbriger Surid)e, Nnmens Brill,
Sobn eines in Der ytdbe pou Stanley
wobnbaiten 5nrmers, buBte babel ieiH
gebeu ein gSobreuo oerielbe Die Eager
elmer raid rotirenoeu @eae olie, uuroeu
icine aletoer BON Der Weae eriaBt uno
er nit srOBer Sdnrlligteit berumseUir'
beli. 8ie geid)e mar iurbtbar juse.
rihiet.
TT" Sr 65ep Is 9}pmeQ lnSdftiider
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

Sn 9onoon bOfft man, boB,
menu bic 3rauerSeit porbei 1T, es an
Soi @omuro's bes Siebeuten luitig Su-
geben piro. Die 9onopner @eieQihaft
glaubt, baB Der 86nis uOn ieinem 9Or.
re6t, bic 9amen, Die ibm ppreeitellt
tueroen, aui Die @angen tliien gu biir.
fen, flotten @ebroud MAIDEN piro. 9as
mdre nod gu ertrasen. 8isber mar Die
@eli BON benz Brin5en bon 8ales peit
. dIimmeres 9ep6bnt. (8. g. }
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9ieneue beutId1e gfeif1s

9ie meme beuti6e &ei6S=
anleibe iOa ausi6lieBlid in 9eutif).
lamb an9elest peroen. Die &eoierune
iuil bomit oem 8aoel entseben, ben iie
iid 5u9e5osen, als iie bas leBte Mal
ibren Bump in Nmerifa unleste. 9rob.
Dem mag auf Die neue 9lnleibe penig=
items gum Sbeil nad 9lmerita fommen.
@enn bic beutiben 8anfen, tuel6e Die
9lnleihe iibernebmen, ben glbiab Der
Bombs na9 9lmerifa oortbeilbaft finoen,
10 fam iie uno iuirb iie 9tiemano bins
bern oaran,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

8as berli6ti9te Sud 81
prellen in g9 E It B in mirb nun
balo Der 8ersansenbeit anseb6ren. 8as
@Onieren5comite beiber Sduier bes Cont
9relies bat Die 8ia un9enOmmen, nelde
rSa5in9" uno Serausforoerung gum
5auittampfe perbietet. Ser Setter Der
Gniialt miro oafiir oerantmortlib ee.
madt, oaB berarti9e &obbeiten in gu.
funft unterbleiben: @aoetten, melde
oieie SOri6riften iibertreten, miiiien 10,
fort entlniien neroen. 9as oiirfte mir
fen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

&aniaser 9 hlnppb6nie
gIls 5rou gtntion in 9Opeta, adnius,
Dor @eri6t erihien I'M iif nuf Die 9ln'
tln9e Der Sernibtune BON @iaentbum
81 uerantporten, iteate Der Staotnn.
malt 9re99 ben gIntrne, Die glntlu9e
nieoer5uihlasen, oa Die ItGotiihen Se.
b0roen nidt 5uitdnois ieisu. ionoern es
Sadie Der ltantlihen Beb6roen lei, eine
oernrtiee Vintage ju uertreten. glls
Der Ridter Dem glntrn9 itnttoab, ltimm.
ten 5rnu Rattun uno ihre 5reunoinneu
Elm aeiitlides 9ieo on, rueltem iie meb.
rere onoere iolgen lieBen. Ter Rihter
uOQte per RubeIt0run9 Elm @noe mo
den, Der 8OliSeihei Stobl, Wsldler nud
uorber 5rau Nation oiientlit in i5rem
@srt umerituBt bat, id9te ieoph;
yMeine 9nmsn, iinyen Sie ruhlg, 10
uiel nie Sie poaen." Ter Rihtey
muBte itlieBlidl Die SiBuns ueriassr
uno ben @erihtsidol periaiien.
2lm gIbsno belt 5rnu Ration in bsii
ben 6duieru Der Staaisaeiego'bunp
glnipraheu, IN pclheu iie ben banceI
nit bernuihenoen Betrdnfen ihdri uer
hnmuiie. 3hrem 8siuh, 2iripr1her
talter gu oilrisn, Wuroe bereltUlltli
sntiprDtsu, uur peniQe MnQlieoer ocl
Geaislatur itimmitn ss9su Die geUiGr
9uus osisIbeu.
&lrins III emit Der lleberdi 5uugs
itdni 9snaunt noroen 5est f-an mar
ibn ectroit osr Stddi Der Z hlapp
ban nit Gihenlaub ttulirsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

@ntiebti6 tlinst Die q a d.
ri d pom Selbitmoroe oeS 93sidhrt-
gen srOBen @elebrten uno 8biluntbro=
pen . 8ettenfofer. @arum muBte
9eraOe er, Der eiu 8Obltbdter rer 9on-
gen Menibbelt 9emeieu, 0unO an iidJ
1elber legen?
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3tnof f6a1t.

Die v8obltbat" bes Ban
ferottgeiebes 8 nimmt Die Btttipe
Aes Sen. Sancof fir ii6 in glnipru6
neil lie nit $4,000 i'm Subr nidt aus.
tommeu fam. sic bat $1O,314 S6ul.
ben, onrunter s445 fir &utl6enmietbe
&ein 0unoer
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Gin idneiOiger
ariippel.

bnbn bat Der neue Spreder oes glbse.
Oronetenbauies uOn Winneiota, Wi6ael
9Owlins, binter iih, 10 ldnreibt Die Ntil.
@erm. Doubling batte am IA. 9eaems
ber oes Subres 1880 in DelIOw Meoi=
cine @Ountp oos uneliif, BON einem
dhten ueitli6en 8lis5nrO Iserruidt 5u
ueroen. Sei Dem fiir6terlifen S6nee=
iturm, Der pOn elmer unbnrmberSi9en
adlte be9leitet mar, oerirrte er Iib uno
ianf idlieBlid erihDpIt gu Sooen, nm
nah ment9en Winuten uDllig ein9eihneit
5u neroen. Oils man ibn enolid) inno,
lebte er smnr nod, befnno li6 aber in
einem 10 trauri9en 3uitnnoe, oaB man
ibm oas eine 8eiu iiber bem &nie, ons
sueite am 5uB9elenf, ben einen Nrm um
@abo9en uno auBeroem i1mmtlibe Sin.
ger Der anoereu Sano amputircn muBte.
Sbpobl er Iib 10 in menigen 9a9en
aus eiuem Itnrten, lebenstrdfti9en
Mnnn in einen iammeruolen arilppel
uerpanoelt bntfe, 9ub er ooh ben &nmpl
nit Dem 9eben nidt 1uf, ionoeru rief ieine
9nn5e eritnunlihe @nergie sur Siilie,
um oemIelben nun erit reht eine
auitdubi9e @ri'ten5 dbsutrobeu. Sine
Belt lang fiel er Der Dffentlihen &obl-
tbdtieteit CUR 9ait. auum uber bate er
Iih nur einigermnBen wierer ethOlt, 10
rdffte er Iih nui uuo behnuptete iih nit
mannbniter @nt,6lofenbelt aesen DIE
miorieeu llmlt1noe, ole ibn Su Booen
peluurien bntteu. @r mari lidl dui pns
Stuoum fiinitiher l"IlenmnBen uun
brafte es onrtn 10 melt, BOB p'e Nrme
uno Beine, meld)e nab lelnen Nuanbeu
ber9eltelt wurnen, lbm pie unliirliheu
(SlieomnBen, Die er elus ,bnBt, ian uOll
tOmmen erleBten. 2IuBernem nber inB
er 3aa uno 9tuht iiber 'elhen Eiiheru,
um iit cine iiltti9e Blloung anSu,lg
nen. 0as 9elung lhm 70 qut, baB er II
Renuile gu einem flelnen Nmte erIuGhli
Uuroe. Seiue @ripnrniiie benilBte er
ollu. nm elneu 2lutbetl oil einem go
henblntte Su ermerbsn. Salo ournu
be9egnen mir ihm in Der 9eglslntur, IN
pelfPr er uls @lerf iungrle. Su5ml
lhen haite er es uud gum SefreiGr oel
nationnlen 9i9d Der republitluilten
Clubs aebrnht. 2llgemein nnnute man
ibn Den ,UerirOrenen So1u Wluueio.
tds" Gr betunoete Elm beoeutenoes
Gretuiiuialeut uuo leilfete ieiner Bnr,s;
dui Dem Stump nusgeSeldlnete 8lsnlte
Ills Gorrelpunoeni elner arDBeren 3et
tuuo be9nb er Il b nod ben BblIipprnen
5Ort ueriiel er dui Die ,Soee, Den Sul
tan ner Suluinieln iu beinhen uuo gu
iuteruiemen. Ger Sultdn Itnno aernhe
i'm 8elriii. ben ireden 3eitungsmnnn
an ole guit ieBen ~ ldiien. od beanun
3UulinQ in uner 8emutblidtelt ielue
Nrme uno Ssiue ab4uihnallen mas Der
tdiieebruunen Wnjeitlt oeimnBen tmpo
urte, onB ons erbeiene ,Snterulem
it)lteBlid oOh bewiliat uuroe &om
SdlauplnB ielner iuurnnllitiiden Fri
rmpbe febrte 9owling nod Utin
neioia surud, ittute iih uon yisuem
r1ls uber aopi tn bic GOliuf,
uOhnte Der reyublit1niNdeu Jt1iiO.
nafonueuilon bel, muros IN bic Sc.
sislOtur 9eUdbli mo 'lnoiaie iih
ioi0ri uls auuooat iur oos Spre
der1mt an. "a fem Ri0nle 9eaeu tim
dui3Hreieu uoqig, 10 uuroe er gewdbb
mo beuie III Der arne 9rupprl elmer
Der angeifRnitsn uno etuiIuBrcltiten
l}Olnlisr UCn Utlueiotd.
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9inrOln's Gebnrtstaa.

llGBlif bes 92ten
u eburtStoees. e b
9ieuitas, unierea
0P art prerpraii
oepteu glbrabum
9incUln laiieu mir
eiuen ieiuer treue
Iten uno trefflib.
iten 6reunoe ipre f,
den, ben 0reileu
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slarier gabai ppn d

Siarter Iabat uon Ie
@et. Wuiea I'M Erauje 5rcr7at,
ben oer 6err Robgris aui .bem tlpier
Sur sn9lihcu grounj qematt bot llegi
Der Tabatsb,rg lluo oort babm be
Gnglauoer, Die ard eiumnl m'eoer III
eineu, irsiiit auberit qgititt nngtls9tSs
pimerbolt Der gureu bineiniappieu,
Isei iurdibnre 0iebs uOn Ee gSa be-
tonmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

@inem nmeritani.
Iben Qoltsuirth,
8rppfs Noams,
mar e5 uorbebal. .
ten, 70 ifrelbt Die
9et. 9Ibopit. Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

.-g Or. @ep. Is. 4pmea lpSaftiider
lrjt uno 8unoarjt. 3y21 lpu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-02-15

Cine an nufre
eenoen uuo in.
tereiianten 3mi-
idenfGlen iaii
iiberrei6e 2auf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
MAN ON HORSEBACK
John Mahan Will Take His Exercise
Like President Roosevelt.

John Mahan is d good Democrat. but he
is perfectly willing 70 agree with Presi-
dent Roosevelt on one thing at least, and
that is that horseback riding is the proper
way for man who leads a strenuous
business life TO take exercise. He now
takes his daily ride about town and out
in the country and says ne IS mad at
himself because he hasn't been a man on
horseback during the past ten years. His
friends say that he is a fine specimen OF
tho Rough Rider" and TO tell the
truth, said Mr.. Mahan yesterday. 1t
was rather rough until I got used 10 It..
Since Christmas Mr. Mahan has been IN
such high feather that on horseback. ne
looks as knightly as even Mr. President
Roosevelt himself When he got out Of
bed Christmas morning he found one Of
the finest riding horses IN town. figura-
lively speaking of course in his stock
ing. with the compliments Of Mrs. NIahsn.
who had quietly bargained with Ed Tay-
Tor for the pretty bay that Gordon Old
ham used to own. She bought this fine
animal and had II hitched in front Of
their house when Ar Mahan arose from
his bed Christmas morning 10 see what
Santa Claus had brought him. He saws
golGng isn't in il with horseback rid
ing. for exercise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31

north Of English street on the east side
ot Wichita street.
Between the Baker and the Tracy-Be
soon building J. ". Sharrin VIII put in a
brick building. 1t is already contracted
for and work viii have begun inside OF
three weeks. It viii have frontage Of
fifty feet It viii extend backwards sew
enty-five feet as two-s. ~ building and
twenty-five feet extra as a one-story
building Il VIII be used for a foundry
and machine shops.
Mr.. Frank Swartz admitted to an Eagle
reporter yesterday that another party had
an option on fifty feet to build a three
story double brick building on it, but he
declined TO give the name of the party
until the deal is definitely closed
AIr Swartz has a tract in the new dis
trict reserved for jobbing houses and
for the purpose Of starting jobbing houses
there he viii give a few feet of ground
free, provided they viii erect suitable
buildings upon It.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
HOTEL
GEUDA SPRINGS TO HAVE A BIG
ONE.
Fifth Avenue of Arkansas City to Be
Moved There.

ifth avenue OF Arkansas City to Sc
Moved There.
It came to an Eagle reporter yester-
day from good authority that arrange
ments have been made to move the Fifth
Avenue hotel building from Arkansas City
to Geuda Springs It is told in the story
that the Santa Fe road viii move the
material free of cost and run spur Of
track into the site upon which it is to
be located The Fifth Avenue hotel was
one OF the finest hotel buildings in the
state It was built during the boom days
Of dressed stone. at a cost Of about So0,-
090, but was occupied only short while.
ic being so large that no one could handle
1t proftably for the average hotel trade
Of that town. 1t is proposed TO re-erect
it at Geuda Springs. In which event the
Santa Fe road viii make streuous ef-
forts to boom that great summer resort
J.. IS said that heretofore the Frisco, then
operating the Geuda Springs line would
have extensively advertised Geuda
Springs but for the fact that they we're
afraid the town could not accommodate
the people they would induce to go there
1t IS said that the Santa Fe has the same
fears. and that advertisement would hurt
the road. but that If hotel accommoda-
tons are supplies for a large crowd It VIII
boom the springs all over the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
CELEBRATED SILVER WEDDING
That OF Mr. aud Mrs Robert nauShey
Given saturday

One Of the principal society events o4
holiday week was tie celebrating - IRE
twents-afsh anniversary ri the marr'-
ase oS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hangtey-
SATURDAY, December = AZ their oealtiil %
home on Hydraulic avenue The occs-
son was very happy and cn5ogaoie- sar-
rounded g.y their children. relatives ara
friends a. vel Us ueieheers Nr.
Hauehey is one e the prosperous farm
srs OF Sedgsick county
During the serving 81 the dlnncr. Tor
y hich his estimable wife g noted. the
guests we're entertained with u4slcal
selections By Mss ovrliie Haushev. Niss
Euen v-ycoG. Harry Haushey- Rene
1Taurhev ara others Sir ana Ars
Haushev were the recipients - maug
usefuI and valuable presents
Those present were Aessrs- aaa Mes
dan-s J3siah Fhver jacob Ha1gher-
Edwar6 Caliaway. abs NsrbluTa s
II Oidridee Hesfy RRaoins 81 = Pat-
Ten. Charles Nfteatll. I'll EisV.Ck. George
R8,er. D B smart Gilman Bleed. steve
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
CONTEST FOB A SUPPER
Hot 6oi6nE at Braeburn Links on
New ears Bay.

On New Years morning and afternoon
the members Of the Braeburn Golf club
Uil hold a tournament on their grounds
ID is open To any member OF the club.
All who desire 20 play in the morning
must be on the grounds hy o'clock AZ
the latest Leaders VIII then be selected
for two teams and the play VIII be com
menced.
In the afternoon at , O'Clock those who
prefer 20 play st that time viii play the
ssme way.
The losing side Win provide a supper
az some future time As q matter Of
convenience members who desire 10 play
are requested 10 notify Secretary Nor
cross to6ay. SO thar the PLAYERS may be
divided into two equal teams. Messrs.
Clark and IseIy VIII probably be cap
taius OF their respective sides II tho
weather IS fire. a large number q players
intend 20 take part
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
WITHOUT ANY CHARGE
William Green Was Arrested in This
CITY

William Green of Pawnee was arrested
at The santa Fe depot Sunday and held
here because of telephone messa Sc
from the sheriff OF Guthrie. Il could
rot BE learned on What charge he was
wanted. The message simply said 20
arrest and hold The man was locked up
and yesterday nlorains he gave q So cash
bond and WAS released. Then message
few thick and fast 70 Pawuee AND Cath
re end lake last nisht a message came
So the police saving that il was sll a mis-
T. Ike ard that SIR Green was aeS wanted
oa ans charge. lie ,yts tsr om4ha last
z SIX Ga business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
TO CHANGE LOCATION
W, N. Rocket to Move Has Grocery
store.

W n Hockett is moving his grocery
store out Of the building az the corner
OF Emporia avenue and Second street
and yesterday he was mailing boards
over the plate glass windows. He IS go
ing to move the building 10 the corner OF
Second street and New York avenue.
Mr.. Hockett said yesterday thar he
rented the ground at the corner Of En-
poria aud Second from the Keen syndi-
cate. and now property has advanced
so much IN that section Of the city that
he went to buy II and they asked him So
much that it caused him 70 wish he had
mentioned that little matter a couple Of
years ago. lie viii also build resi-
dence or his ground at the corner Of
Second and New York.
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MARRIED AT NEWTON
James Williams and Pearl Wilson
VIII Makes Their Home Here

VIII Makes Their Home Here
Mr. James Williams and Miss Pearl
Wilson both of this city were married
Christmas day at the Murphy hotel in
Newton, Kansas. They Immediately re-
turned to this city and took up their
residence in the home that had been pro-
vided for them at al Indiana avenue.
Both parties have lived in this city for a
number Of years and are well known.
The wedding was a quitN one and was
performed by the probate judge Of Har-
vey county.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
went TO the home of Mr. Williams foster
parents in Derby and took dinner with
them. Mr.. Williams Is an ENGINEER al 3
has been in the employ Of the Imboden
Milling company in this city for some
time.
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Balch. Henry Grosh. John Diehl Jacob
Vreeland. William Wycoff and daugh-
ter. N. II. Church. Thomas Watson. -
Russell, George Blood; Alessrs. Bruce
Cassie. John Cassie Theo. Cutter. John
Huock. Harry Haughey; Mesiames Anna
Dadisman. Mary Jones Sailie Tyree, An
ME Travis, - Shennimen; Masters J.
Donald Patton. Charles Oldridge. Ray
Dadisman, Neal Robbins.
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school system II this city for several
Years having come here from Canton.
ohio % succeed Prof Richardson. u
IS said that Governor stanley woaid Ike
90 place him 81 the bead O. one Of the
educational Institutions o. Kansas. bit
nfrer has had an opportunity
Dr. J. 7. Aicf1snna, the man who cures
rhe iiaaor habit ia three days and does
q without cutting on The crunka-d 8
head, is storping ihis week - tire Carey
aotcl.
doom 71s, Times Building. New York.
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WILL IT BE DYER7
Wichita Educator May Succeed Presi
dent bment.

It is limited that Prof Frank Dyer Of
this city may succeed President ament
OF the Northwestern Normal school of
Oklahoma, 81 Alva. in the even THAT =
change Is made there. which seems prel.-
able i is said that Ar Dycrs ability.
especially as a man of executive tsle-t.
is known 10 Governor Ferguson ard tie
board u regents Of oklahcms- Il is
said that his qualities as q discip, irsriaa
appeal strongly 20 the educational powers
o. Oklahoma
Mr. Dyer was at the head OF the public
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doom re, Times 5Uildlns. New York.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-07-18
BY II. S. willett Agent.

July 1876
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Served.
State OF South Dakota, CO
Sixth Judicial Circuit.
In the Circuit Court in andfor Hand coun-
Jennie K. stisks'y' Plaintiff.
Eugene +. Bartholomew, Mary Y. Barth-
olomew, Charles II. Summers and William
q. Nixon, Trustee, DefendaDts.
The State OF South Dako ta Sends Greeting
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this action,
which was filed on the 12th day OF July A.
ID. 1901. In the Office of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court within and for said Hand County
at Miller south Dakota, and to serve copy
Of your answer on the subscriber NJ bis Of
fee In the Town OF Miller South DAG
within thirty days after the service OF .3s@
Summons, exclusive Of the day OF service.
II you fail to answer the complaint within
that time, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the com
plant, besides cost.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota, this 18th
day OF July A. d. 1901.
,. H. Cole Plaintiffs Attorney.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-07-18

July 4t8
Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters
OF Administration.
state OF South Dakota. ss In County
County OF Hand. July Term 1901
In the matter OF the estate CT Lewis Ray
mond, Deceased.
The State of South Dakota Sends Greet
ing, To Catharlne Reed OF Augres, Mich, and
Alice Rymal Of Howell. 8. D., heirs ut law
and next OF kin OF Lewis Raymond deceased.
and to all to whom these presents may
come.
Notice is hereby given, That said Alice
Rymal has fled with the Judge OF this court.
petition PRAYING for Letters OF Admins.
tratiQn OF the estate OF Lewis Raymond de :
ceased, and that Saturday the goth day OF
July 1901. at ten o'clock 4. n, OF said day.
being a day, OF a special term OF this Court,
to-wit: OF the July goth Special term, 1901,
at ONCE OF Clerk OF said Court at court house
in the to wn OF Miller In the County OF Hand
and Sta tie Of South Dakota has been set for
hearing said petition, when and where any
person interested may appear and show
cause W by the said petition ehould not be
granted.
Dated at Mifler. s. d. this 1st day OF July,
A. ID. 1901.
(SEAL( @. G. BRIGGS,
Judge OF the County Court