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It's NOW sCALLlN BROS.
Vim. Scallin Purchases an Interest
in the Drug Store Of s. H
scallin.

Scaliin Bros. is the title Of the
firm that is now doing business
where S. q. scallin formerly held
sway. The transaction was com
pleted Wednesday. Vim. Scallin pur-
chased an interest in the business
Of his brother, S. H., and hereafter
the two brothers will conduct the
business of the drug store, the.
wholesale wall paper business and
the standard remedies that Mr..
Scallin has advanced to a high
position. S. FL. Scallin started in
the drug business in 1887 and since
that time it has grown steadily
under his management to a spien-
did paying institution. The adding
Of the wholesale wall paper line has
required more attention. Al good
business has been established among
tie dealers of the state, which can
lbe increased with very little effort.
In the line of his standard remedies
Nj. Sca!lin has met with good
success, although not having pushed
their sale beyond the ordinary man
ner. In its new makeup The Repub.
lican wishes the firm abundant sue
cessiin extending the business.
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pRESlDEFl COMES AT :, N
boaf DESIGNATED When President
Rooseyelt's Special Train
Will Come Monday.

President Roosevelt and nartv Iii
aeaeh Mitchell, Monday, April 6, AT :
sioeh ~ afternoon, remain here
|Ior 10 minutes and then depart faS
q oerdeen, s-Tl.e Chicago Milwaukee
y q, Paul road will receive ia
train at;..Yankton from
the Great Northern road, affer III
stop at Sioux Falls over sunday
Inc train will leave Yankton II. 81
O'Clock and reach Mitchell three
hours later, This schedule was pre-
pared BY the Milwaukee officials on
advlces from the presidents private
secretary. The train will reach
q berdeen at 7:35 and depart at 80
for Fargo, n. D.
Inc Presidents train is composed
OF six Pullman cars and is a solid
Yestlbule affair. There is a baggage
car, composite car Atlantic, dining
car. Gllsey, sleeper Senegal, a com
partment a Texas, and the private
caf Elyslan, in which the president
rides. The rest of the tram is taken
up by attaches of the Presidents
party and the newspaper correspon-
dents.
The committee on general arrange
ments has held its meeting and made
such preparations for the PRESIDENT 5
coming as they a under the circum-
stances. a large platform will be
erected on the east side OF the j. I.
Case warehouse on lower Main street,
and all the buildings in that i'm
mediate vicinity will be decorated
with the national colors. The
State Band Will doubtlessly be out
on this OCCASION 10 play a short
time before and while the train is
pulling into the railroad yards.
The coming of the president a,
that hour will give the people from
the north, west and south an op
p%ortunitY to see the chief executive
of the nation, as from those direc.
tions they cain get here ahead of tht
presidential train. Owing to TIL,
brief stop here the presidents specel
will necessarily be short.
- orr HHHE .a- HHE -EAG EHE
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LoosIIs
nil 1.--EdwardW Watkins

,oomis. April l.-Edward watkins
L0oini'i a,a,,monia. - - 20 : $50
is slen y Greenacre. has..been visiting
e!"ss in .thiss..vicinity. We hear
'ns'V che will make her home tbs
tnar mor at a. w. Fraser's.
SUM- .mnare was a party at B. g. Weeks
friday evening. Mr.. Weeks and
lasv lr will eave--tms..week..fo r. their
nV cnnooI.. closed in the. Peck district
!aS s,rl stair, who had been making
,sssistcr. Mrs. G. z. Young, a visit
srnpd to Mitchell last week.
CIV
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-03
RED MEN OUTING
Council officers Met With the
Local Tribe and Initiated
Some Candidates.

There was a great pow WOW in the
wigwam of the Red Men Wednesday
evening, the occasion being a visit
OF the Grand Council officers land
Initiation of a large number Of IAN
didates. The following grand officers
were present: E. o. Walgren, Of
Yankton, Grand .Sachem: f. w.
Coolidge, of Redtield, Great Chief
of Records: O.. NJ. Cline, of Water
town, state organizer; J. r. Walsh,
Of Yankton, Special First Senate.
Among the visitors were: Z. w.
Ballard, of Sioux Falls: Fred Hess
and II. j. Bouquet, of Alexandria,
and E. Zuver, of Fulton. After the
ceremonies of Initiation we're over..a
fine banquet was spread in the lodge
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TO The lNEBRlATE ASYLUM
Jim Moriarty Taken to an Asylum
to Cure Him Of the Liquor
Habit.

There was a time when Jim Nor
iarity, and everybody knew Jim, had
one of the best engineer passenger
runs on the Milwaukee road which
he Piled between Mitchell and Sioux
City. Through drink a few years ago
he lost his position and since then he
has gone farther down the scale. Jim
Moriarity was a first-class fellow and
was highly popular among his
friends. and they were legion, and
they have sincerely regretted that
his course has been the wrong way.
Since losing his position OIL the road
Jim has lived in Sioux City. and
according to all reports he has had a
hard existence. The Sioux City
journal Of the 31st has the follow
ing as to what disposition has been
made Of the poor man, and we all
hope that he will be able to regain
his former standing:
Friends have taken up the case of
Jim Moriarity, the veteran Milwaukee
engineer, and yesterday he was COM
mitted to the Cherokee asylum
as an inebriate. Moriarity had to
be taken to the court house in the
ambulance disease and drink having
weakened his constitution so that
he wasssunable to walk about.
For some time past MoriariJy has
been living at the plant Of the Barber
Asphalt company at the foot OF Jenn-
ings street. The engineer would give
him a corner in which to sleep, and
in this way -Moriarity passed the
time. The story in the Journal last
week calling attention to his pitiable
condition stirred a large number OF
friends. They came down from
| Mitchell, Yankton and other places,
and, Moriarity discovered that in his
extremity he still had friends.
The story Of Moriarity's downfall is
a sad one. For years he was
reckonfd the best engineer which the
Milwaukee road had onits system.
He ran between Sioux City and
Mitchell. Moriarity was over six feet
Itall, strong and robust, the picture
of strength and yigor. He was a
man Of education and unusual intel
ligence. His geniality made him
many friends.
At the time of the railroad strike
Moriarity stood by the railroad.
He was assured by the company
that his was a life job SO long as he
was capable OF service. But for the
past three years Moriarity has beer
rapidly sliding down the toboggan.
with him the descent into Ayefnus
was easy. Drink soon incapacitated
him for work and he was discharged.
Rheumatism and complications in.
duced by drink made him almost
HELPLESS. For months he has beer
living in a state of utter restitution
land helpiessness.
The friends who knew Jim
Moriarity in his better days believe
THAT with the. care and treatment HI
will receive at Cherokee he will ono
more be able to take his place amons
strong men. He will at least be giyel
La chance. He will be taken to Chero
kee today.
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State ofsouth Dakota
IS In County Court.

County Of Dawson
In the matter of the estate of c. j.. Haines,
deceased. Order to show cause.
To, Elvia HafneS, Fred c. Haines, Charles u.
Raines, Oma L.. Halnes, Eeya N. Eatnes, heirs at
law OF deceased. and to all persons Interested In
the above entitled estate.
II. C. Preston, administrator OF the estate OF
C. J. Haines, deceased. has filed a petition pray
ing for an order of this Court permitting him TO
sell the real estate OF said decedent for the pur.
pose Of paying the debts of said estate, and II
appearing from said petition thatit is necessary
to sell the real estate belonging to said estate foI
the purpose of paying the Indebtedness OF SAID
estate;
are hereby required to show cause, at the office Of
this Court. In the Court House, in the CITY OF
Mitchell, Dawson County, south Dakota, on
saturday, the End day of May, A. D., 1909, At the
hour of ten o'clock, a. M, why an order OF tnls
Court should not be made, authorizing SAID
administrator to sell. at private sale. SO mucn
Of the real estate of c. j. Hatnes,, deceased. g
shall be necessary to pay the debts OF sale
estate. -,
A. D., 1903.
rsr.11 W. ABBEY,
ttnIasfl Judge.
S. CATTERELL,
Clerk.
PRESTON & HANNETT,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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MT. VERNON.

--E H#1E.nI
Mt. Vernon, April LIB. 81. Sulli-
van, of P%lankinton, transacted bust
ness in our town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Belts returned
Friday evening from a two weeks So
journ in Chicago.
Mrs. George Newton and Lorraine.
Owens are the latest-.victims of the
measles.
Mrs. H...H. Carey spent Wednesday
and Thursday with--her-sister, Mrs.
T. W. Taubman,..i in P%lankinton. -
Mrs. II. H. Holmes is visiting her
parents at Letcner this week.
John Enebo, OF Canton, was in our
town part of last week.
Mrs. j. E. Brown is visiting friends
at Plankinton this week.
Mrs. NJ. I. Turney and daughter,
Ruth, came down from Mitchell
Tuesday. and stayed until Friday els
iting friends.
Born, Saturday, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Wagner, a son, and to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hanson a daughter.
II. NJ. Mabbott is building "a porch
on the east and south of his resi-
dence,. which will be a decided i'm
provement.
Mrs. L. E. Stair and Miss jose
.phyne Wilikomm, of Mitchell, at
tended the a. 0. q. w. entertain
ment last Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Stair gave an address on the Degree
of Honor work and Miss Willkomm
recited two selections which were
heartily appreciated.
Among those who shopped in
Mitchell Saturday were Mrs. Williams
and daughter, Dora, Mrs. Boyts I'M
children, George Fields, Sadie anc
May Parkins. Ethel Teasdale anc
Bernice Brown.
Miss Esther Schneider returned
Tuesday evening from Garner. Iowa
where she spent her weeks vacation
with her parents. Miss SCHNEIDER i
the bookkeeper in q. Il. Carey
land office.
Last Wednesday evening the a.. q
u. W. gave an entertainments, ban
quet and dance, which was ATTENDED
by the lodge members. their fanlille
and friends. The entertainment
consisted of songs, rotations,
drill and an address by Mrs, Stal
that was very good. The tables 10
the banquet were spread in tn
Powell building and there was al
abundance Of good things TO eat t
which the crowd did ample justice
The dance was no minor feature Q
the evenings amusement. IN
music was furnished by Joseph SeWal
and another Fiankinton gentlema'
and gave good satisfaction. Iher
was a very large crowd at the dane
,andit wa nearly four o'clock beIor
they danced the Home, SWee
Home,i waltz.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-03
Notice of Hearing Petition for Lett.'ra Q
Administration.

state Of South Dakota, County Of Dagison, IS.
In the matter OF the estate OF willard Wilhans'
deceased. ..nde CREATING tn
Thnmas Williams. heir at Law and next OF KIN Q!
wizard Wiliiams. deceased. and TO all to Whom
these presents may come. Non,ou hoe
8leG with the ju0ge of this court. a peuGlon,
praying for Letters Of administration Q. me es-
tate Of willard Williams. dsceaSsesd, aqd e, ina a,c Has-
: mo-. Of said day, In the City of MITCHELL county
ot Dayison, has been set for hearing said pel.sion'
when and where any person interested may ap,
pear and show cause why the saio pet.ion
hG na pe aia al Mitchell, S. D., this 24th day o.
MARCH, a. w. ABBEY,
.ttest.- Judge Of the County Courl.
Herbert E. Hitchcock, Attorney
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closed in the. Peck district
EMsLEY.

rms,ev, March 3l.-Mr. Beall's
.,,,,s spent Sunday with their
a o,1 Mrs. L. Barnard. -
pohert Mott and lady spent Sum
d,v at Il. I. Stevens. -
"A. Teneyck and wife spent Sum
a,v with the latter,s parents. -
Ernest stevens, Floyd-Dayis and
psrt jerks spent Sunday at J. ALI
mans.
r, V. Greene has bought a DeLayal
cream separator.
VIM. Harker was. an Emsley caller
Il NJ. Sampson is under the
weather with a swelling on his neck.
Oscar Moses has moved on the
Gage place.
Fred Cropsey moved to Mitchell last
Wednesday.
Some of our most energetic farmers
started seeding yesterday.
Mr., Sand has purchased a new Davis
cream separator.
Mrs. H. l. Stevens visited at G.
Stevens Monday.
Some Emsleyites attended Mr..
Hend1ickson's sale Monday
j. Annis visited Friday at 1. H.
Annis'.
Ed Cropsey was a Mt. Vernon
caller last Wednesday.
E.. V. Greene is Smuggling and
siding his house.
L. H. Annis has rented his place
to John Weakley.
Mr.. Stoddard, agent for the o. S.
cream separator, was doing business
IN Emsley Friday.
Harry Beall and lady were enjoying
a buggy ride Sunday.
Sam Weakley is doing the carpenter
work at E. v. GREEN'S.
Mrs. Fl. I. Stevens visited at
George Stevens Tuesday.
Charlie Annis has hired out tc
Geo. Miller for the summer.
Mr.. Gaines was an Emsley visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Albert and Allen Stevens are
visiting their parents at Springfield
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-03
Cattle TO Pasture.

/ can take a limited number of
cattle to pasture for the season.
Pasture on the old Joe Wayman farm.
1t has running water and an album
dance Of feed. Rate $40 per head
for the season. Address. Ed. Tapp,
Mitchell, S. D.
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Notice of the First Meeting of Creditors.

Notice of the First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United States for the
southern Division OF the district OF Souen
In the matter of, oliver A. Bates, a bankrupt.
70 the creditors Of oliver A. Bates, of the CITY Of
Mitchell. in the County OF Dawson, ID the Ssate
OF South Dakota, and District aforesaid, q
Bankrupt. 40 o,+b d,y Of
,tsrnh An lg13. said Oliver A. Bates, was duly
meeting Of his creditors will be aeid az my
Saiu south Dakota, on the 18th day OF April,
AID is0s, a. Two o'clock t;ae and IN n, tas f a5.et ereaito IS
may attend, prove their claims, appoint atrustee,
xamine the Bankrupt, and transact snGn os satd
business as may properly come Deiore saiu
nated This, the End day Of April. A; D., lgo3:
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Notice 20 Creditors.

Estate OF Charles H. Elliott deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned,
Harry h. Baird, executor Of the will Of Charles b
Elliott, deceased, to the creditors of and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased, tc
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication Of
this notice. to the said Harry b. Baird executor
City of Mitchell in the county of Dawson, STATE
of South Dakota.
Dated March 2. 1908.
HARRY q. BAIRD
Executor of the will of Charles H. Elliott.
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Executor of the vii
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Seed Wheat.

Good blue stem seed wheat for sale
on Sec. 32-lo5-59, at 7O.--cts. per
bushel. a. 3. RoWley.
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WEATHER FOR A MONTH
What the Temperature Has Been for
the Past Month-Yery Little
Warm Weather.

The following is the temperature
for the month OF March, giving the
highest and lowest for every day.
The precipitation for the month
amounted to .99 inches, rain falling
on the 18th. 18th. Goth and 31st,
the rain of Tuesday evening amount-
ing to but .O5 inches:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-24
. WILLMAR HARDWARE CO..

ed services at the Sw. Luth. church on
Sunday forenoon and spent the after
noon at P. Anderson's.
A coffee social will be given at F.
G. Peterson's on Thursday, June Is.
Coffee will be served throughout the
afternoon and evening.
Only q few from here took in the
Duluth excursion.
Mrs. r. E. Peterson and children OF
Atwater are visiting at Alfred Ander-
sons and other relatives this week,
before leaving for Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Peterson spent
Sunday at N. w. Peterson's.
Jones, the photographer, was seen
out at G. J. Rossell's Saturday after
noon.
Hiss Minnie Peterson returned home
on Monday evening from Minneapolis,
where she has been learning the trade
OF dressmaking. She intends to spend
the summer at her home, F G. Peter
sons.
Albert Sjoberg and Carl Rossen,
who have been visiting a month at
their uncle's, G. J. Rossell's, departed
Tuesday morning for Montana.
KALIE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Bergstrom and
children of Hector, Mimi, arrived
here Monday for weeks visit with
relatives.
The Jonson young people enter
tanned q number of friends last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Magnuson
gave "kalas" to party Of friends
Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Stjernlof, Richard Holmgren,
Emil Ostlund, Willie and Victor Berg
strom and others took in the excursion
to Duluth and Superior over Sunday.
They had an exceedingly good time,
but what interested them most were
the ball. games between the Superior
and Duluth clubs.
Julius Ostlund and sister Esther
visited friends at Hector over Sunday
j. A. Erlandson, one of Mamres
most prosperous farmers, was among
the Duluth excursionists from here
Saturday. He may not do it again
though, as he found it rather expen-
sive. he encountered some pick
pockets and as result he is minus
$40 in cash.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-24

q nome seeking tour. His reports arr
very favorable to that country and he
intends to move down there as soon as
he can sell his place here. He has
bought 400 acres of land down there
Mrs. 10. Mikkelson of this place Is
seriously i'll at this writing, it seems
very doubtful that she can survive.
Anderson Bros. & Co., are building
q "a foot addition to their store. This
will give them more room, which has
been much needed.
Ludwig Dale of Willmar was here
last week soliciting subscribers for the
Willmar Tribune.
Quite q few Irving people took in
the excursion to Duluth Saturday.
Since Scsnlan Bros show has left
our town the storekeepers have a
chance to rest at regular hours. We
noticed that during the week that the
show was here, some of the storekeep.
ers wore rather long faces.
Anderson Bros & Co., have re-
Gently purchased q gasoline engine.
The telephone line to Grove Citv ia
now completed. Those that have
phones down the line are exercising
their vocal organs to a remarkable
degree. 1t Is new yet and We do hope
that 1t will soon cool off q little.
"IGNORAMUS, JR,"
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Andorsoa.Ekbom Nuptl.is.

The marriage of Miss Esther Ekbom
and Nels Anderson was solemnized
at O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon,
at the home of the BRIDES father.
Simon Ekbom, in the town of Lake
Elizabeth. Rev. Nelson read the ser.
vice and Miss Title Hedberg played
the wedding march. The bride wore
q gown Of white French lawn, trimmed
with lace applique and tucks, and
carried red roses in q shower bouquet.
The attendants we're Miss Ruth Ekbom.
maid of honor, Gust Carlson, best
man. The Misses Nellie and Rhody
Ekbom. bridesmaids, and Carl Olson
and Oscar Anderson, ushers. After
the services congratulations were
received and a reception given to
about one hundred guests, friends
and relatives of the contracting par.
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will be
at home in a few weeks at Willmar,
MIMI, where the groom is employed.
The Republican Press extends con.
Observation-Disclosures Republican
Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-24
Head
Hurt So Badly Was
Nearly Crazy.
Had no Sleep-Could
Hardly Lie Down.
DR.. Miles, Nervine Per-.
manent1y Cured Me.

"A year ago suffered from extreme NV
Gus stomach trouble. was afraid of evesy>~
thing, could not bear to hear singing or music,
and reading or hearing of q death neazfT
brought on my own. l could not sleep or
hardly lie down, the back of my head hut
me SO badly nearly went crazy. My ahoal>
ders hurt and the least thing I did would
bring On an attack of extreme nervousnesA
There were Dimes when would have lunQ
In my throat and my mouth would be 30 dry
l could hardly speak. was in despair until
began to take Dr.. Miles Restorative Nezv-
inc. l have taken in all twelve bottles and
consider myself permanently cured. Ny
home doctor has since remarked on my
healthy appearance and said he wished ha
could say his medicine helped me. He
knows it was DR.. Miles Nervine. We are
never without the Anti-Pain Pills and Con-
slider your medicines household remedies. T.
cannot say enough for the Nervine, because
in addition to my own case my dauRhtef.
who was out of school for a long time BE-
cause of St. Vitus' dance, was Completely
cured by eight bottles. She is now feeling,
fine and going to school every day. We
thank you tor your kindness and will never,
stop singing the praises of DR.. Miles Restoe>
alive Nervine. c. E. Ring, Lima. O.
An druggists sell and guarantee first hoh>
tie DR.. Mines Remedies. Send for free book
On Nervous and Heart Diseases. AddEaaa
d. Miles Medical CO. Elkhart, Ind
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Ayct1nd dor.

JULIO A<.s
Quite q number from here took in
the excursion to Duluth Saturday.
The necktie social At. NJ. Aasen's
place Sunday was q success.
Miss Mary Sampson of Swift county
was an Arctander visitor Sunday.
Remember the entertainment and
basket social at the schoolhouse in
Dist. 81 Saturday evening. A good
program ia assured as some of the
best speakers in Arctander will be
there.
The Arctander Central Telephone
line was completed Saturday evening,
and a few phones have also been put
in. Wait until we al get phones and
we'll keep you busy for while.
Justin Jacobson of Kerkhoven is do
ing some painting at G. Ytterboe's.
J. Georgenson will build a new gran
ary this summer.
A. S. Nelson spent the Sabbath q,
his home near New London.
P. Nelson of Willmar, the veterinary
surgeon, was up and tested a. Myre's
horses, which were supposed to be eff.
fected with CHAMBERS, but it was found
that they were as sound as any in the
country.
Miss Hannah BurstrOm is assisting
Mrs. Klopp at the store, while Mr.
Klopp. is putting up phones on the
Arctander Central Telephone line.
| UNCLE Ed.
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tennessee.

JULIO HOs
Emil Anderson, Peter and Joe Hy-
den were among those who attended
Campbell Bros show at Willmar.
They report it just O. K.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Minnie M. w. Peterson and
Sevrine Nelson to take place at the
Sw. Luth. church on Thursday, June
Is, at 200 p. m.
Marsellus Peterson has painted A.
Narverud' 9 barn and granary the past
week.
Ida and Ed. Peterson left for May
nara last Friday, where they will visit
relatives and friends for some time.
M. p Hyden was assisting Hag.
luad's of Atwater last Friday, when
they moved into their new dwelling
house, which is located in the south.
east part of town.
Miss la Anderson, the former Gen
nessee dressmaker, returned home las
Friday,
Mrs. Gust Carlson and niece, Mar
ion Anglund, came up from Minnea
polls last Saturday, and are visiting
at M. Mattaon's.
Miss Emma Berg held the position
as teacher at Dist. 80 of Lake Eliza
beth last Monday, in place of Hilm'
Norman, who took in the excursion.
Chas. Swenson's of Tripolis attend