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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17
First deserve, and then desire.
The Boss Worm Medicine

II. p. Kumpe, Druggist, Leighton,
Ala, writes: "Onc of my customers
had a child, which was sick, and threw
up all food, could retain nothing on its
stomach. He bought one bottle of
Whites Cream Vermifuge, and it brought
up 119 worms from the child. It's the
boss worm medicine in the world" "
Whites Cream Vermifuge is also the
children's tonic 1t improves their
digestion and assimilation of food,
strengthens their nervous system and
restors them to the health, vigor aad
elasticity of spirits natural to childhood.
25c at i. TaggartS.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17
Cures Sclatica,

Rev. w. L. Riley, L. l., d., Cuba,
New York, writes: after fifteen days
of excruciating pain from sciatic rheu-
matism, under various treatments, | was
induced to try Billiards. Snow Liniment,
the application giving my first relief and
the second, entire, | can give it un-
qualified recommendation. 25c, soc and
S1.00 at l.. Taggart's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17

Mrs. Charles Krebs, of East Ward, i
seriously ill at this writing.
Miss Nealie Sylvester of Norfolk,
Virginia, is visiting Mrs. F, Il. Beers
F. F. Pepper has been awarded the
contract to paint the Baptist Church.
Miss Eyler, of Ontario, is guest OF
her cousin, Miss E. p. White at this
place.
Miss Blanche Ludlum, is visiting
friends at Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
F. III. Maher, railroad agent at
Shippon, transacted business in town
yesterday.
Mrs Fred Crosby, fifth street, has
been quite i'll the past week but is now
convalescent.
Miss Beatrice Smith, of Binghamton,
N. Y, is guest of her aunt, Mrs. d. G..
Hayes, Fifth street.
George L. Hyde, Supt. of Sinnama-
honing Kindling Wood Factory, was
a PRESS visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Williamson, of Lock
Haven, visited with Dr. and Mrs. Baker
last week. a pleasant young lady.
Mrs. Lindley Beattie and son, of
Buffalo, NY, are guests of Mrs. Belle
Beattie, Maple and Sixth streets.
Mrs. Jas. Norie visited with her
husbands parents at Remove the past
week. Jas. went down over Sunday
Lewis Weaton, who resides north of
the tannery, is now father ola bouncing
boy baby, that made its advent on
Tuesday.
Stanley Smith, who has been visiting
his grand mother, Mrs. r. Russell, at
this place, returned to his home at
Kushequa, on Tuesday,
Prof. Ling, recently elected principal
of our Borough schools, has been
visiting in town this week getting ac-
quainted with our people.
Joseph Martin, one of d. G.
Hayes teamsters, is celebrating the
arrival of a girl baby at his home. 1t
arrived on Tuesday.
W. G. Bair and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Henry Auchu, are attending the
Photographers Convention at Phila-
delphia, this week. Before returning
home they will pass few days at
Atlantic City.
Word has been received here from
Seattle, Wash, that daughter has
arrived in the home of Mr.. Fred Mills,
His wife will be pleasantly remembered
by our citizens as Mary Boutain.
Congratulations.
Chas. Howard has rented, or desires
to do SO, his farm on the Portage and
will locate in town, having leased
"Newton Terrace" from Mrs f. NJ.
Newton. He is moving into the pleas
ant home this week.
James Earl nd wife accompanied by
James SherW I'd, returned on Monday
evening from their camp at Harper's
Ferry. They report pleasant time
and plenty of fish. VIM. Mcdonald
and wife visited them on Sunday.
Miss Florence Robertson, Buffalo
N. Y, and Miss Mildred Douglas, of
Olean, N. Y, who have been guests of
Miss Yates, clerk in Keystone office,
returned to their homes on Monday,
after delightful visit here.
William Weiman, chemist with Iron
Company at this place, returned from
Lebanon Hospital last week where he
received successful medical treatment.
He is accompanied by his brother,
Robt., who will visit here some time.
Mr. Fred L. Painter, one of Wander
grift's prominent young men, visited
Emporium friends last week, ne guest
of his sister, Mrs. w. j. Lea TT. He
and the Professor spent sevt | days
trout fishing and no doubt had very
pleasant vacation.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17
Baptist Church Notes,

There will be no preaching services
Sunday morning or evening during
the PASTORS vacation, but the bible
school, prayer meeting and Y. P. S. G.
E. will meet as usual. Bible school
1915, G. E. Crandell, Supt. Y.P. s. @.
e. $50 p. M, B. Olmsted, president.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
G. II. Felt leader.
Nobody has as yet started to and the
north pole in an automobile.
The Democrats find they a1o little
too far above concert pitch for harmony
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of FTDELLA G. HYDE, Decease,

Estate Of FIDELIA c, HYDE, Deceased.
T ETTERS testamentary on the estate of
Il Fidelia G.. Hyde, late of Emporium Borough
Cameron county, Pennsylvania, deceased have
been granted to B. w. Green, residing in said
Borough, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment, and those
having claims or demands, win make known the
same without delay.
b. w. GREEN, Executor
Emporium, Pa, June end, 1902.-l5-6t
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17
DA Y 5
THE SATISFACTORY STORE.

This store aims to keep what
the people want IF we haven't
it, kindly let us know.
Just now we are making a spe-
cialty of fresh fruits and vege-
tables, outing supplies. and such
articles as tend to make up quick
lunches and relieve the burden of
cooking, these hot days.
BERRIES-It does not look
as though berries and cherries
were going to get any lower in
price, This week will probably
finish the red sour cherries, state
what you are willing to pay, leave
your orders and we will dc, the
best we can for you.
Other fruits are coming more
plentiful and hope to see them
cheaper soon.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Telephone, 1872.

Contributions inUited. That Uhich you iUoutd
like to see in this departmental as kH0D by pos.
tdl card or letter, personally.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17

Benevolence--Giving them what we
want them to have, not what they need
and desire.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-07-17

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20
NONE NEEDED.

what not a wreath Of mistletoe ?"
said TO little Polly,
She answered, mo, then family, but,
I've made a wreath of holly"
But" quoth |, win that doY" Said
she.
Her tone not melancholy,
1.-THE light is dim, and-must we know
The wreath is made of holly"
No need to tell her-knew she well
That mistletoe and holly,
Light dim and bright, are all the same
To us TO me and Polly
20. I. Evans. in Ainslee's for Deoem-
Der.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20

these were: Mesdames L. W. Boswell,
Thomas boswell, II @. Terrell, Mildred
Davis. George u. Wallace. Louis NJ.
Rieke, James A. Rudy,A. II. Meyers,
George O. Thompson, Joseph L. Fried
man, Robert Phillips, james Camp
bell, william Bradshaw, Id. Wilcox,J.
NJ. worten, Linneaus orme. Edwin vii
son. Charles Emery, Hubbard s. Wells.
CHRISTMAS BASKETS
FOR THE POOR.
Mrs Rw Chiles requests The Sun
to announce that, according 20 her usu-
al custom. she will send Christmas
baskets to the homes of the needy
of the oity-to those people who will
not come down to the Mission
Christmas tree. She has the names Of
over one hundred families to whom
she wishes to send basket and finds
that her supplies wont near go around.
She therefore, through The sun, esks
the mothers and housekeepers Of the
city TO, II they can in any way do so,
help her in this work. She needs
some more baskets, groceries, fruits,
canned goods and provisions. Now this
is something that should touch the
heart Of every one and none should
refuse to aid in the laudable work.
The sun believes it requires only the
announcement Of II to sssure Mrs.
Chiles ample help and bountiful dona-
lions and is pleased to bring it to
the attention OF Its readers.
Send your donations to the Rescue
Mission ON South Third and help 9
noble worker dispense Christmas cheer
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
Miss Mona Stokes celebrated her
birthday very pleasantly on Tuesday
evening by entertaining a number Of
her friends at her hospitable home on
Washington street. Dainty refresh
mens were served and the evening
was most enjoyably spent. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Frazier. Mr and Mrs. Stokes, Mesdames
Curi. ZONES, Misses Ida Lyles Of Sym
sonia aevs Davis, Pearl Rice, ANNE
Ruon Emma Jones, Ruby Mayors,
f8ennie Sullivan, Willie womble, Ed
mondson, Alice Rice, Maggie Ruoff.
Lucy womble, Lora Sullivan, Nellie
stokesl, Nina kirkpatrick, Sammie
Wallace, Ethel Jones, Mildred Harper,
Messrs. Lon Davis, Davis Buchanan,
Victor Thomas, Gus Ruoff, John Will
kins, Nelson Bcaz, Arthur Mcdonald.
Walter Watson, vav Coles, will Col.
Inns. Elmo Townsend, Hod Warden,
Glen Stokes, Elijah Wilson, George
Cannon, Oscar Harper, Lacy Threl-
keld.
MR.. AND MRS.
DIPPLE ENTERTAIN.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dipple on South Sixth street was
the scene of delightful card party,
on Tuesday evening, given in honor OF
their guest Miss Blanche Keller OF
Greensboro. The house was prettily
decorated with holly and looked most
attractive. The lady's prize was won
by Miss Keller, and the gentleman's
prize by Mr.. K. Bowers. Miss Lula
Kirchoif and Mr.. John Dipple cut for
the BOBBY prize, and Mr.. Dipple was
successful An elegant lunch was
served after the game. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. JIM. Moore, Misses Blanche
Keller of Greensboro; Kate Dipple,
Luz Kirchoff, Messrs- Ed Rogers, Race
Ipi7 h|e, Harxx Hnnkb john oahnah|ss;
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20
tooIETY AT CHRISTMAS TIME

kooIETY AT CHRISTMAS TIME
The social calendar records some es-
pecially :. arming and elaborate enter
tanning this week, more so than is usu.
ally the case at this time, but you mark
yourself as very old fashioned II you
pause TO wonder how IL can be done
so near Christmas. The fact is peo-
pie pride themselves ON having time
for everything nowadays, and Christ
mas shopping and Christmas prepar-
stions while not relegated to oblivion
entirely are no longer allowed to alb
sorb one, as used 20 be the case, for
weeks beforehand. This effort to neg
lect nothing and keep mp with all
that IL going on is the cause, no
doubt, of the modern malady "ner-
ysus prostrstion" that our ancestors
~never knew existed. However. there
il little in prospect as yet for the
looming week. there are rumors OF
some Christmas parties but as no
definite date has been set they will
doubtless be kept for the following
week, and the days just before and af-
ter Christmas day will be given over
to the informal family gathering
those reunions that make the pleasure
Of Christmas so especially happy
There may be surprises in store for the
pnintiated beside those accredited to
Santa CLAUS, though; Society il prone
TO do her entertaining that way OF
late, and the week may develop much
before 1t is over. The society reporter
often has TO stand blindfold and let
each day mako its own especial record,
and MOI attempt prophecy.
BREAKFAST TO MRS.
HENRY HUGHES.
Mrs. Charles X. Wheeler gave =
beautiful IL O'Clock breakfast on We'd.
nesdsy In honor of Mrs. d. ii. Hughes
Of Morganfield. who will after tine first
Of the year make her home in paduoah
4 4 was . most artistic conception and a
charming introduction of Mrs. Hughes
to the social life of her new home and
number Of its brilliant women.
The breakfast room was symphony
In red, a gorgeous Christmas bell of
holly was suspended from the center
chandelier by broad red satin ribbons
The plaoe-cards were adorned with
holly and red ribbon, and in addition
an American beauty rose was at each
guests plate. The elaborate silver
! service presented by the Democrats of
the First Congressional district to
1 Mr. Wheeler was used and gave q
charming effect to the beautiful ia
~ The breakfast was served in I've
Sses and was most delightful Gov
'7sre. laid for 25, AND ct the center
Mesdames Wheeler. Hughes
- Ego Morton K. yonss, L.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20

ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mr.. David Flournoy left this after
noon for Cartersville, Ga, to spend
Sunday.
Miss Allene Baker has returned home
from Mayfield where she visited Miss
May Blossom Beaumont.
Mrs.J. II. Shelley of Dallas. Texas, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Victor
voris of West Broadway.
Miss Corinne winstead, who has been
the guest of Miss Louise Roberts of
Mayfield, has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Morris, of st. Louis,
formerly of Paducsh, was the guest
of Miss May orme this week.
Miss Mary Lee Clarke goes to Hen
derson on Tuesday to spend the holt
days with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. william Feltus Of New
Orleans. are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
David g. Murrell on Broadway.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20
Towels

Always acceptable gifts to
to housekeepers. Buy a half
dozen of these 22x45 inches,
linen damask towels with
fancy fringed borderers 81 so
a dozen.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20

The best dollar counterpart
in town is the heavy white
one we offer at this price.
Handsome fringed counter
panes from 81. so to SI.oo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-20
Lunch cloths

Lace doilies for I5c, 2sc
and soc. Elaborate lace CEN
ter pieces for ST. rs, ST. rs and
S.. so.
Handsome lace table covers
for So so, $3.50 and S5.eS.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02

2eute, Die iid in Mafbinston anlie-
oeln wouen, tueroen es INNER ihperer
fiEben, bier nod bilige 2dnoereien sll
finoen. Sn Walia Walla uno palous
COUNTIES III oas 2ano bereits $40 per
Ader pertb. Horblid oes paloule
Diltritts III 2ano nod ;u $50 per
Nder 3u hnben.
Sm tueltlihen Aoams unb Jrantlin,
i'm Douglas Counties unb in Der
borie 1eanen Geeeno bon Rittitas
Gountp maren nor turser 3eit nod
0ffentlihe 2dnoereien ;u baben. Die
ielben puroen aber ihneu aufsssriHen
uno ieBt muB man aud bereits fir
Sdnoereien, bic eutfernt bon Der Glen.
bobn lie9sn, BON IS bis s15 per Nder
besablsn.
Seimitdtten Iino iiberbaupt nur nod
in gans entferntsn Oiitrittsn su baben
unb finoen Isbtrer Nbnebmer, oa Iie
obne Giienbabn Verbinbuns teinen
@ertb baben, m0ssn iis nod 10 frudi.
bar iein. Die giienbabnen baben
alleroinss nod 9ano gu pertuufsn. is-
bod miro oas isbr idnea nersriffen,
niht nur BON neuen Nniieblern, ion.
bern bon fSpetulanten. - Sedttle,
~WaibinetOn 5tasts.3 s.3eituns".
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02
Nn nniere 2eier.

gei sinlenoung Der gbonnements=
geloer MAIDEN mir uniere 2eier nof=
mails oarauf aufnertiam, oaB bas
abonnements9elo, tpenn Gin Sahr inn
Sorans be5ahlt, fir Die G.=6.@ obue
elferbau5eituns $3.50 uno init gei=
la9e SLID betrdgt, mdbreno oas
glatt, penn nidt porausbesahlt.
s1.75 reip. $500 toftet. 9leue, uns
unbetannte 2eier miiiien oas glatt
liets porausbesablsn. gs 1T ihnen
uno uns oalnit ssbolfen.
gSir meroen in furser 3eit an ale,
iiber 2 Sabre riiditdnoigen aeier aet.
nuHgen ausfenben uuo bitten nm
prompte ge3ablung. 3ieie Rednunz
gen iinb tsin 3eiten bon WtiBtrauen,
lonoern es lit einfaa 8eiddftsprincip.
ME es aud in ieoem anoern 8siddit
Sitte 1T. es iit uns eben nit oem
beiten Willen nitt mOslid, Bel ben
tpeiten gntfernungen ale 2eIer psr=
ionlid 3u feben II. nit Reiienoen baben
mir ldlimms @rfabrunsen semadt.
Sssrnsr paren mir sen0tbigt, piele
seier, pelte uniere bisherioen Bitten
uno Uaabnungsn einiah ianorirten,
uno Sabre lang i'm 8afltanoe lino,
benz aopofaten reIp. 8eribt su iiber=
geben, un Su unierm iauer senng per=
otenten Beloe Su tDmmea. 7ie @e=
bulb III uns enolid, troB Der Semutb
auseegangen. g8er alip Srubel pers
meioen Mil, Der tueiB, mas er su tbun
bat. Die 3eit, biz ME lang Die 3ei=
tung besahlt if, tann sSeoer neben iei=
nsm Ramen auf Der eriten geite bes
glattes finoen. @ir baben iiber
$4,000 an riifffdnoisen @eloern in
uniern gii6ern fte6en uno tein retf=
lid oentenber 2eier miro uniern, nur
nit gsioerpillen aussefiihrten Stritt
periibeln.
VILE 8rtrage iinb an Dams
9rmutb, Siour falls, g. D, su
entrihten
Der 6eransaeber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02
(Spe3ials GorreiponDeni.) J
Spenter. 20. Sept. 1e

spencer, ~. sept. l9O2.
Spencer mill jeBt nit geipalt @roB=
Itaot tueroen. 3ie Straben Ueroen
sraoirt, neue giirserlteige aus Cement
gebaut; UaIieriperte tperoen aneelegt
uno nun npllen Iie nub nod elettriihe
Seleuhtung II. elettriihe Strnbenbahn
baben. .-Serr Siirgen 2uetb baut nph
40 Sub an ieinen store, ba Der neue
2aoenbeiiBer Serr Bernlilia niht
Ranm genug bat. - palt0r gnorulat
tehrte am Samitag bon elmer speitp6=
hentliben GonierenS aus 9tebrasfa
pieber beim. Carl Shiepelbein, tpel=
der leBten 8onneritaa auctipr bate,
lit nun enolih nah Spencer gesogen
uno 6ruhtfdufer 9etpprpen, ba er ben
Gpan'i6en glepator ihon ieit sinigen
Wloraten gefauft bat. Sein Shmas
ger Garl 2inorpt5 BON Sumbolbt mar
bier uno bat ihm beim llmsieben gehol=
fen. - Sobn Hebfelot BON Winnebnba
6puntp lit bier bel germanoten Su Be-
iuh. - Dliiller %. j. peppmiller lit
ppn 6reeman, mo er cine 4nifellung
IN elmer Wfiihle bate, pieosr suriif
nah Spencer gesogen, Inn Die, Gber=
aufiidt Der bieiigen Mible Su iiber=
|nebmen, tpelhe er 3uiammen nit iei=
mem 8ater, 0erm. geppmiiler ernors
ben bae. = 9eilbslm peppmiiller bon
griDgelpater 1T bel bieiisen germano=
ten su geIud uno er lit nod oerIelbe
Gntel Bill, ipie INNER. gei Serm.
Sieg flapperte am Spnntag Der Storb
uno bintsrlieB elm tpotes Wdgolein,
lpeldes beute auf Dem bieiigsn Sriso=
hof beerbi9t puroe. gs 1T bies elm
um 10 bdrterer Shlag fir Serrn
9ieg, ba er idpn bier tiidtige Suneens
bat unb sr aud eerne elm Wdoben ss=
babt dtte.-Wie Sarolus bort, ipuroe
am lesten Sonntas SRI. Sophie golj
III gpipbanp begraben. - slm Is. os.
itarb ole 14idbr. 5ohter oes Serrn
g8m. golin, tpcl6e am folsenoen Gage
auf oem bieiigen 6riebhofe beeroiet
muroe. 4arolus.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02

len miro, als erDartet uuroe. gtlihe
6armer uerfaufen ibr Corn i'm sSeloe
beim Nder, npfiir BON s2-s5 ben
glder beSahlt miro. - geters & Seeren
tauften 20 Stiif junse Stiere, Die Iie
su mdlten aeoenfen. gSie idpn leBte
9ohe berihtet nuroe. m66te ih nohs
mails bemerten, oaB Die bieIiee lutb.
8emeinoe ihr jdbrliaes Miiiionsfeit
niht nm 5. Gtt., ionoern am I9.
Sttober IeierH iuiro. Ssoermann miro
bierourh freunolihlt eingelaben. Der
sebt niht oab peters & Seeren aau=
tabad fir 25c uno Doc bas pfunb pere
taufen, aud cine Auspabl Rappen
fiir 9naben fir 10c bas Stiif, uno
Shube fiir Csc bas Yaar. @or.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02
= m grabenFeiner Wu

= m @rdbenfeiner Wul'
be in Der NGbe Der OrtIhaft 9riinu
puroe Der @utsbefb.riobn Qobfe BON
einem unbetanntsn Manne onsefauen
unb nit benz Belle bsprobt. Qobse
entrib benz Wdnne bas Bell uno ptrs
iette i6m bomit einen nieb uber ben
Ropf. Gobonn melbete Qobie ben
Norfan Der Yoliaei, utld< ben unbe,
fannten in Der gdbe ns 9batortes
tobt uuffanb.
- Dem pauptm1nn g. i.
Wohtledner in Sal5burg fiel beim
Jiihen Der gut in's WaKer; ala It
.ilisit nah oemielben eriff, fubr r
NIT benz Daumen in bic Spite oes
9lnaelbatens. SbpohI er iit iofort
in's ct. SobannsIpital besab, po oer
bienitbabenpe Mr3t bic unbspeut.noe
Wunbe gshorig srpeiterte unb bic
itedenatbliebene NngelIpibt entfsrnt.,
srot am ndhften 9ase bod 9lutDsrgif=
tung Elm. Der 9duptmann Wahtlehz
rttr erldg.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02

Golgenbes 94reiben ertl6rt tth lelbit
u. beoarf teines weiteren @ommenta,s.
Matlod, So., 10. September 1902
0eebrter 0err Demutb !
Oa Sic mir Sbr tptrtbes Blatt ols
probe 3ur ginii4t selanbt .boben mus
i'd bemerten, oab es bic be5trebi9irte
3eituns ifi, Die i1 i'm Norbmefien ge.
ieben babe. Wir balten cine Sopa'er
3eitung. bios um bas GeutiHe gu I'M.
terffiiBen. Sbre 3eitung hin9egen 1T
nint fbeurer pie bic obige unb babel
elm glatt. lpcrauf jeoer Deutide in
Sub 0atota lfols iein tann. SD tann
nidt umbin, $3.50 anbei ein3uienbtn,
uno bite 6ie. mir Sbrs tpertbe 3eit.
ung auf Elm Sabr gu ienoen.
Nfit beftem 0ruB
Sbr
8. Sanffen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02

entlhdoisung negen 0erldumouna
an. geioe 6dlle paren i'm Campbell
6ountp 6eriht auf ben z. October sur
gerhanolung feltseiebt. Die nun err
tplgten Verbaftun9en baben rieIioe
SenIation IN Campbell 6ountp 6er=
porgerufen, namentlit unter Der oeut=
iben gepolferllng. sSeDe Seite bat
5ahlreite glnbdnger uno Der 0erlauf
Der glneelegenbeit miro nit arosem
Snterelie perfolgt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02
(SpsslalsG rsiponosns.

SennoI, %. september 1902
Sier in unierer 8egeub lit 3refhen
on Der 5agesoronung, oob miro es
Dfters burh Resen unterbrphen.
glufer belt Nuetion ab, ooh "a Die
2eute jeBt ale piel 9lrbeit baben, lieB
Der 8eiuh 81 miiniden iibris. Die
geipirtbung mar ausgeSeihnet uno, oa
betanntlih CUTE @aare itets ieinen
Rdufer flnbet, ibnunSelte Dirt sum
ShluB iiber oas eanSe ejeIi6t. gBir
ireuen uns, Dirt balo in unirer Stabt
beIuhen gu oiirfen. = 6enrn Stoffers,
Der ale ieine 2dnoereien in Spint So.
nit @eipinn pertaufte, pirb audi balb
pieoer In uniere 9tahbarihaft einsieb=
en-. Mer isin pieles 8elo bel 9ennor
gematt bat. Dem lit es audi ans Sers
gepahien, uno fomit faufte Sinb Die
4S0 Nder gyoBe Sunnemolo=6arm fir
$50 ben adsr.-Nahbar Sph lit ihon
iuisosr am Baubol3 iabren; sr 1T audi
INNER nit Dem 8aufisber bebaftst uno
uil iia iegt einen Stall bauen. in oem
er all feline lsbenoiee Waare unterbriu=
gen tam; sr psiB, mas auf Der Jarm
oas giotbtpenbisiie lit. - Sn Sennor
miro Elm neues Shulhaus eebaut; Die
Grunomausru fino bon gnneusa uno
asttuig beinabe isrtis ssItslt. = Jrau
Sunger uno 6rdulein Oeoe madten
tnieoerum einen Abltehsr uah Soma.
Serb 9annsn unb Satin bon War=
Ihaltonn, Sa., lino auf msbrtdsisem
Yeiuh bel ibrem Better Sobn Nruns
uno camille.
Wartin Shmiot.
Sieben Weilsn Iiibli1 bon Qennpr
wiro cine neue 3irde sebaut. nelde
uneefdbr $500 tplten ioll. Gs wirb
|jsbt an bem 3burms eebaltt unb bic
Stride mirb in etipa bier Wohen fertig
iein. Wm. qpoeeitraat pirb Die pld=
fterarbeiten uno Bruno Sanfen bic Ans
fireiherarbeiten liefern, pie am Sonn-
tag i'm Wobnbaus BON Serb Qasenau.
einem prominenten unb eifrigen Wits
glieoe Der 9emeinot, beIhlohen tpurbe.
Wm. 0oootltraat nebit 5ruei 3o6=
tern, Der dlteifeu uno iiingfen, Gertie
unb Mnnie. .ieinem Sobus Sobn unb
benz aneht mahten am Nontas in
Siour Gals BeIud uno itattsten aud
benz 1erous9eber Der rN..3." einen
angentbmen Hefub ab.
(SpesialsG Gorrslponbeu,.]
Sta, 80. Sept. 1902.
pei36Ftn uno Ro96ien in rei4fer
Auswabl unb allen preislagen bel
&. 9. S4mibt.
Wenn Sbr biliee, ober quite
e9uhe taufen lpout, 10 brount Sbr
ni9t erff nod Siour 6ols gu geben,
oenn y. 6. 9 9miot BAT Aues, mas
9br brau4t.
3. 8. eteeIfs
Deutider Ar3t uub Gsburtsbelisr.
Naen NuIsn bel 9ag unb Naht
rirn prompt Golse geleiitet.
Das Greihen in bieier Be9eno III
balo beenoigt uno bic 6ru1t lit in
Qualitdt unb Guantitdt sufrieoens
fteuenb aussefauen. 7as Gorn 1T
sttuos gu frlb ourh ben Grolt beihds
= =
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-10-02
WeueiteS.

Prdlioent Roofepslt min ieBt Ielbit
ote Shliatung pes aohlenifreits in
Die Sano nebmen uno infolee oeIien
tnsea mor9en Die geiiBtr Der aoblen.
mlnsn nno Wtithell in GonferenS.
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