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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-05

Time--Twenty-f ye- minute halves Officials
George Mueller referee;. E. C. Rice. umpire:
Tom FIinn 1inesman. Notwithstanding 2,
Hayes l. Score, Ii to O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-05
viii Play at Escanaba.

Marquette, Mich. Nov. 5.-After a live
lyEcontroversy between the Ishpeming and
Escanaba football teams, which will soon
meet to settle the upper peninsula cham
pionship, the state board of athletic con-
troll has decided that the game shall take
place at. Escanaba. 1t will occur a week
from Saturday, and will undoubtedly be
the greatest gridiron contest in the his
tory of northern Michigan. Special trains
Will be run to- Escanaba from the Mar
Hquette range. and an attendance OF many
thousands is anticipated. ST.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-05

Tregendet Cleans Your Silverware.
No abrasion, no polishing. No work
New discovery. Write US. Will demon
strate free. Tregendet Chemical COM
spany. Box AZ, Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-05

4 st. Louis Mrs. Mary TyndalIf of Milwaukee
was crushed under train at Union Station to-
day md died soon after at the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

The door bat. held ~ = stfahM chain.
q ahlf apeued n crack
Thea tusE hsEau 20 parlsg hut the
Affiean. trar e. shat hs had b.ea
Taught Invariably answered AT their
Arguments with Ter fgahns apaaa
zifa louis Ter tea.
A last Achilles friends not utahias
60 refrate theif footsteps and beihs
unah4~ 20 accomplish their delicate
mission IN the stsua resigned them
selves - paying the twenty francs 90
theif lntsfiueutar. since. - get inta
ths hou@a. g waa htaaiutrlF neasasafy
g. senw EplA piece
The small ub1ty fartstam then save
thess. VERY rsa.rctfufir. their uum rssr
n arsief and uahsfrd them infa a large
fnsrn. richly furnished where n haif
daaan Fsuiismen. siuthsa in black. sod
al - correct. IS aixriHan aud sfavA
sore awaiting nsngr - tsas ifuus tismf-
b fhrif turn
Look here Nbispsrea ame ~ Arhii.
lrs praxyn a. hia companions ear.
.nathlns hat So people Ia ffoek
ruata A vsrT Chie' ct - pztisnfs 81
~eulf aoefn as thuHKh Fumir h1a Nres
specialist Tor SERIOUS men
WY not replied thr other 81 ths
same tore There arn enough qnaf -
fHf foolish women
fuf these whispsrfn4s had bsssn -
marked ana ihs gentleman sffsadF
Installed simultaneously east haff
snteH asvsfe Eiansea upas The nsweous.
srs.
nisrs" tb~Y whispered aaaln. 'this
q house. that T. certainly uas lively
silence Ard immnhaifty sUa evidently
the thing ous wuuid swsaf thaf De-
irHmirhnah patIenta Nsra nHs8stfnH IN
Anticipation at thalf own Funerals
Hrfa-H
Then they beth at dasu and saws
themselves up restsuasliY 90 silence.
Nat nniag. not niatian nuthinH
Prom time g time q curtain unH
pushes aslfs q door eofnusu uieatluE
18th ths daefsfr affiee as Opened
ard tie neat Hufahsr aas called auf
Then everyone looked a. their cards
and tWa gentlemen would enter ths
eauHiuAfy. Then alianes wnuld fan
Tor half - hour after whieh the naMt
number would b. rsiiesi aud tWu niBrs
patients wpuld Disappear
~ vas = strange thing. hut Al Or.
FHmish0u's patients came ard sent
% pairs. IKE oxen. tihe aieNaHdrins
raunisfa. ard. Ike seconds.
i.iss seconds what a raf q uat,t
We're. perehanes. ~ thsss patiaHta
instead ~ helus sick people. aers a.
really nsgands Arranging fDr = uAsis
tuf then. what terrible pefaan
shat bully was fhis dacisr ssha We
not satisfied ~ killiux people 18th fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

exchanged vigorous hNadHhshaa. 50
vigorous that their nusera were nearly
pulled out % Joint
The nott mnruiug 81 ths doctors
door tinH-a =ilns hsiiua vent the bell
A ueHro rrneu sildcd In every aoar
like ehatlaau.a servant apeued the
door % our two witnesses irrHntuaeh-
ably clothed IN black ana tightly but
toned In the military manner. their
faces oald and sewers. thrif drmeauar
Rravo and dignined. as bentted Two
nlanipotentIafiva. who held. besides
their hat aud aQirslis. the lives o.
two men within uieir hands.
Is this pr rumichousf'
1t IL sr." iabhered the BLACK aamh1
hut ~ o. also ten francs apiece"
what Ton fraucHf uut We 40 not
come 10 consultswe come for
The two seconds eudea Vored 70 force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

no great extra current was bsinE
carried along the wire. At teest not
enough 70 Kill an ordinary healthy
man.
II N thought that Ctozler shook
up the phone when he failed 20 re-
oeive an immediate response. and In
some way received slight Hhoek.
which stopped the action Of the
heart
Physicians who examined the body
say that the heart was In such con -
ditiou that the slightest shock - any
kind would have resulted IN Death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
Monsieur. YOU are a fool
= AInn.lnur. Nnu m nmnlhaTI.

Monsieur YOU are fool"
Monsieur. YOU are nnothert'
Pilot placi And two hlawa have
been exchanged. two mastery blows
soud and rrHouildinK. the kind that
are enough to fell an on and make
mere human being soc twenty
thousand stars.
In spite Of this free exchange.
their honor Il not satisfied.
The twu Wransisru, each rubbing
cheek with one hand Eestieulated
with the other and veciferated loud
~ in eager rivalry.
Sir. 1 tel yuu | viii not stop With
that"
And I tell you I viii not either.
aiffs
ssirzr. here IL my card"
Here ia mine. aiuafl"
a shall iouk Tor them from this
evening on. airsrsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
AUTOPSY SHOWS
HEART DISEASE
Coroner Hoys Finds That Conductor
crorisr Was Not Uisetfooutsd

James Crozier. the seattle Electric
company street cat conductor who
dropped dead while teiephonina yea
terdny morning 90 report off duty.
died OF heart disease. according 20
the autopsy held AT the iionney-
Watson mOfsue by Coroner hoye,
last might.
n was aaeertninsdt however, mat
an electric wire NJ Firth avenue ana
Denny say had fallen across the
telephone wire. Qhich IL n part OF
the private system Of the Seattle
Electric company ~ was found up
on examination OF the telephone that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

. patient faf the occasion. who was
dfAan ID tho crowd ten frames To.
tall one hundred end seventy frauaa
tcongriKhtrd. RursiEn Story Syndicate
COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
Eastern College Of Painless
Dentistry

Bsoond and Pike. Masonic TsmDIs
Building.
This ia not a college for students
none are employed " admitted. Our
star h e0mpoHsd u Dentists u long
experience. who come hers g perfect
theuaei9es ~ our nCisHtihc msfhg9Hi
Tshs college fees u skilled dentiatas Nh1
come here - learn cur system. ems blns
as 10 give the mOat perfect work To- =
very moderate price. This Il the only
mace III Seattle where an ebsylutslY
paiHteaH pfspnratton f. used It IL
aerret method known ana used by ne
only. DO not be mtaied ~ thoHe who
locate Us our vicinity % profit ~ our
r.uufafian. Our prices hre thE lowest
oonsiHtent with hfHt-cfabs work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Masquerade bah Saturday night
Hhnks hall Pike st and Fifth ave
Admission - cents 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
THE TROUBLE WITH JAMES


c smith humble sai,aa
peaan. seuea the
see.ed me Nue presented ths
municipal Kaleidoscope
the picture It Fails a IA NJ
rourth
saa ~he l.
rg raw.er the Treasury as'' 'sasaas'
saned and poasd- foolish ponsy.
hifsst'uate
eea-titusatsissshaS
city oppattouy
improvement Sheh
J. an imperative necessity
support o
Electric II sass nj" IN.
his constituents be a hot NJ
ssm Wouldn't be well to stop and rad the heA ~os go the ~f
rosts spsaa
soetra eoe ON
'uppua'a0 ssA asking that
year they the ciy
a business t council
NEW money It o baudur.
they
euuiins.
hastsbe
yoa representative IN IN. Mr.
and oyied credit 70 hs
proe'es
tecaus a, o woaa be
us~tiuss
nd a you
them
al proe,eaf
o
'hey
proposition.
tharaussf.rs.
par.an other ba.as.. avenues.
ro-eneis aa. vpas
for business
snss-saiaaHas petitioners s~tor.
q appeared
sboa, the
proceed
until he
t far ne salanr
conadn the eonmissions
library srs. assistance ~gs gu,
psopl.
a library
Me- all wisdom. Informed
me hands
did
FOURTH rsrAas
vas
The F'ursA grade
anything been Informed OF
yosr
that when Eighth ~aras snvthinx
IN. sia,h
waas Councilman %
cherry street Graded III G
Now what have Nr
have an able disciple IN the pub.
g pooss,nator Of Pierce the
'tuff is really poison
good citizenship Is no, easily bnhstsa In e..
IF Ralard might re-.
'saed contracts rsay IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

EVERYBODY GOES TO THE
Grand cafe foe Iheif lunch, French
Dinner sSeTei from TO y. ~.
daily at 1914 81 ave. go
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Notice TO Subscribers

II. any evening your copy OF The
star has not Arrived a. 8 30 o'clock.
telephone sunset. Main 1850. OF In
dependent itss. any time between
9 " and 7. so-and a copy will be sent
YOU Al once, by special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Consult Florence Marvin. prophet.
ess. 1909 LIST '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

seattiss heavles IT
taxesfe m# au u
men a. r = t.ippY.
Judge rha uarke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Just then. nr Fumichou, havlnE
completed hia accounts ana shut his
book. rubbed his hands together mers
riiY. saying
balance sheet for Last evening
eight more or less lively arguments Ia
divers rsstaurants And cafes Result
Ing. THE morning, Ia Wallis from aiE.
teen seconds. NJ ten francs apiece one
hundred aud Hlkty francs
Also for one ordinary sick person.
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THE DOCTORS PATIENT

ny HENRY srcoNn

crranalatsd by su .an H. Taber)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Free Want Ads
See Classified page Tor Free Want
Ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

usual prescriptions
n friends 81 Achilles did not have
the Time a. carry this troubling suppu-
rillpn amy further CA'heir turn came.
they stepped at last over the threshold
~ the duetara office and stated the
raotivs aud the aim af their mission.
MiuIln two moments with thfee
movements the affair was settled
uf Tumichuu. 81 the Faculty OF
Philadelphia. wrote with his hand
some Toledo pen ard lu bis mnat
beautiful hand an aimaht iliasihle
serawl. Ca which he signed aud
eauntsrsisned every excuse that could
b. named. and rfrn more.
And the seconds. enchanted in their
hearts FOE their friend at this pacific
termination nf the quarrel. returned
home. a great weight was lifted from
thsm. and they dld not think u the
louis they had left la the black paws
81 the little uaHru. posted iike another
CsfbsfuH a. the doctors door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Anyway the Ballard the council Tusty Towasr"
wise there would have been a scandal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

HAYNES horse HaynIs II
The boz highwayman to be loud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

The seaFchlgh q citizenship easily baukatsd
Baiiards size makes fellow might
Esaied Of sates public Improvement contracts rixi
FsstiEsted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Willie Tomorrow" Scott seems 70 have able disciple
e proctastiuato Pierce cony insists see
bodies Of the ormadehyde victims before he VIII adm
Sfuff is really poison
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Terminal Facilities at Sites,

Superintendent Beamer ofthe construc-
ton department has announced that the
people of Sites will have their terminal
facilities as soon as II is possible to get
around to making the change. He says:
"The town Of Sites and lis people have
been anxious lest the desired change,
which they have been expecting and
which they claim was long ago promised,
would not be made. There is nothing
very much to the change. We have been
in the habit of running the train to Sites
and then backing down 10 Kooskia,
where the turn table has been located,
and leaving he.engiHe there over night.
II is the intention TO move the turntable
and terminal facilities to Sites, and later
probably before the year is ont, an en-
CINE house will be put in at Sites"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Lewiston Wins in Tenth Inning.

Lewiston takes the second game of the
series from the University today by a
score of S to a in spirited 10 inning con-
test. The second game between the Lew
iston Normal team aud the team from the
Idaho University drew large crowd at
the athletic park today and an enthusi.
astic set of local rooters saw the Normal
boys pull out of hole in the eighth
inning and land the winning run in the
last half of the tenth.
The game opened in favor of the Uni
versity whose team shows much improve
ment over last week. They secured in
the first one run and again in the
third two runs. The score stood
three to one until the last half of
the eighth with ragged playing ON both
sides, but no runs scored Lewis on
started on batting streak in the eighth
and scored three runs. In the ninth the
University tied the score, and Lewiston
failed to make good In the tenth Lew
iston batted out victory. Last week at
Moscow. Lewiston won the first of the
series by score of S TO 2. The batteries
today were Kester and Honley for the
Normals and Thomas and Holohan for
the University.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
K. Of p. Grand Lodge,

The Knights of Pythas grand lodge
meets in Lewiston on June 9th and the
local lodge has begun to prepare for that
event. A general committee has been
chosen and on Wednesday night sub.
committees were appointed. The general
committee comprises A. S. Thurber. II.
Hames and Jno. E. Atkins. The sub.
committees are as follows:
Entertainment-Geo Erb, ] E. Kin
caid, ]. F. Atkinson, II. Fair, A. S. Thur
Der.
Reception-W A. White, H. B Smith,
J. E..Akins, Geo Erb, j A. Cook, !. J.
Manley, ]. J, Randall. II, Hames, c J..
Vassar, ]. +. Atkins, F. F.. White, DR.. {.
W. Shaft
Banquet--H r, Smith, F. S. Beckwith,
Ed Arant, c. Leary, Sid SoEey, Ray Araut
Badges-Leslie Thompson, f. A. White
and III. Hames.
Music-C. M. Brearley; Leslie Thomp-
son, f. S. Beckwith.
Floor--H. Lydon, F. S. Beckwith, H
B. Smith, Bert Chapman. Guy Seacrist.
Hotel and Accommodations Fair,
S. III. Reed, R. III. Merriman.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24

DR.. Huribut was called to Anatone to
give surgical aid to young lady who
was thrown from horse and severely
cut in barb wire fence.
The work of opening the new brick
yard east of the city is delayed by repairs
necessary on the machine The machine
is now at the shops of the Lewiston
Foundry and Iron Works, where it will
be put in shape. Mr. Comb expects to
get the plant in operation early next
week.
The county commissioners adjourned
yesterday TO meet again May is when
they will pass upon the plans presented
by Architect Galbraith for the improve
ment of the court house aud building of
the county Jail. When the plans are ac-
cepted special election will be called to
authorize the bonds for the improve
ments.
The Christian church of the North
Idaho district has announced that ii will
hold its annual camp meeting at Oro6no,
beginning June IL and continuing ten
days. Mr.. A. Mclean of Cincinnati,
Ohio, president of foreign missions, and
Rev w. T. Cowden of Tacoma will be
present at the meeting to help in the ex-
ercises.
The new steamer Imnaha will not be
ready for the trial trip before June. The
latest advices received by company are
to the effect that the boilers will not
reach Lewiston before May IS The de-
lay is caused by failure of the manufac-
tnrers in securing steel of such strength
as to meet the high pressure test re-
CURED by the contract
The city council on Wednesday met in
sIeei,l session and passed the ordinance
authorizing The may OF 10 issue a deed 10
the state for the lot in the city park 10
be used as a site for the supreme
court building. The tru tees are soon to
M .et TO con ,ider plans and specifications
for the $4,000 building, which will be
erected on the site this year. There will
be an attempt made to have it ready for
the session of the supreme court here in
October.
Potvin'& Howe yesterday sold lot in
McAlister addition to c. w. Grimstead
Of Forest for $500. Mr. Grimstead will
build at once and move his family here.
Potyin & Howe also sold three lots in
Riverview to B. M. Jacobs for $3.50 There
is growing demand for residence lots
in the new additions and prices have adj
vsnced sharply in the past week. A
year ago lots in McAlister could be had
for $ico each, and in Riverview there
was no demand to create value of any
kind. These additions are now in the
city limits and under the new water sys-
tenn and are desirable property.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
ParagrapbiealIy Cold

Henry Adams went to Seattle today on
business trip.
Mrs. Joseph Payne, of Orohno is visit
ing relatives in the city.
George Welker, county commissioner,
left today for his home near Leland
H. E. Greer, editor of the Orofino
Courier was visitor in the city yester-
day.
Arthur Powell was in the city Wednes,
day visiting relatives. He is now located
at Spokane.
Judge S. S. Denning returned to Mos
COW this morning after few days in the
district court.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church will give basket
social on May 9Th at the church
A. r. Broo has returned from trip TO
San Francisco and has resumed his place
with c. A. Hastings & Co.
J. NJ. Edwards left yesterday to visit
MS HinAoS FioPSihes On tue upper SNAKE
river near the Imnaha group.
James Greer, Of Greer Bros, editors of
the orofino Courier, has been obliged to
go to Spokane for medical treatment.
c. c. Bunncll and wife and Mrs.
Springer will leave Monday on visit to
relatives in Los Angeles. They will be
three months.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24

F. w Kettenbach made business trip
to the Clearwater country this week.
Miss Olga Schaffner who has been Wis.
iting Mrs. Alice Read for the past three
weeks left today for her home in Walla
walla.
Mrs. Nettie Whitford McCrimmon,
sister of DIR. Whitford has recently ar
rived from Butte and will make her home
in Charleston.
Charles E. Aruey, now private secre-
tary to Senator Dubois, has recently
moved his family to Spokane and will
make that his home.
Verne Hurlbut aud Harold Culver, stu.
dents of the Idaho University, arrived in
the city yesterday and will make short
visit with their parents.
H. G. Rowe, of Medina, Ohio, arrived
in the city yesterday to visit with his
brother in-law, G. w. Thompson. Mr..
Rowe is the editor and proprietor of the
Medina Gazette.
1t is reported that ]. N. Lindsay will
erect two-story brick building on his
Main street property the present summer.
The property is now occupied by the Co
burn harness shop. Work on the build
ing is to begin by June /.
Albert Harrington of Myrtle, charged
with assaulting Robert Hammond with
deadly weapon waved preliminary ex.
in the probate court and was
held to the district court under $500
bonds TO answer the charge. The bond
was provided and his case will probably
be heard this term.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Planning an AIopsment.

Boise, Idaho, April 23-A sensation
has been caused by the discovery of
plot by former convict to spirit away
Ida Laherty, the girl sent from Latah
county for horse stealing and who was
pardoned Tuesday. The gtn was placed
in the care of the matron Of the Crit.
tenton home until arrangements could
be made for sending her home. The girl
had received letters signed by Mrs.
Davis, rendering sympathy and assist
ance. Wednesday the matron was called
on the telephone by man who said his
name was Davis and he was an uncle of
the girl. He said owing to the illness OF
his wife she was unable to call in person
He said he would send his two little girls
after Ida. whom he wanted to come to
live with him.
Becoming suspicious, Mrs Barrett drew
from the girl the confession that Davis"
was Fred Marshall, who wa recently dis.
charged from the penitentiary after serv-
ing two years. The girl sid Marshall
wished to marry her, bat she did not cate
for him. She had never spoken to Mar
shall, she said. excepting once through a
prison window A guard reprimanded
her and threatesed 10 board up the win
dow If she offered again.
Attorney Green of Moscow, who repre-
sents the child smother, was immedi-
ately communicated with and is on the
way TO Moscow to take charge of the girl.
Ida Laherty was convicted last January
and sentenced to one year in prison.
| The board was flooded with petitions for
her release, which were signed by hun
dreds of prominent people.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to a. laboring
men seeing work to keep away FRI N
Lewiston, Idaho, as there are uaI idle
men here at present looking for employ
ment LEWISTON LABOR UNION No. So,
OF AMERICAN LABOR UNION.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24

The Teller prints the news
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-30
Webster Market.
ected every Thursday by J W. Abbott.
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Webster
People and Webster Visitors.


All About Webster, Webster
People and Webster Visitors.
Try Mahaney's ice cream!
J. l.. Berry was up from Bradley
today.
Rooms to rent. Inquire of o. A.
Chilson.
Eph. Beachy Went west Monday
morning,
Ice cream and cake at Mahaney's for
five cents.
We have had regular winter weather
this week.
A good dinner at Mahaney's, twenty
five cents.
The fishing epidemic promises to be
quite general.
Fine quality of seed potatoes
at the Fair.
DR.. Peabody has his automobile in
operation again.
Sun bonnets at ten cents pair at
Fiksdal Bros.
Many of our citizens are busy making
garden these days.
Plenty of Cannal coal at Forbes Fuel
Company.
F. l.. Hows is spending a few days in
this city this week.
Fine jewelry repairing at Harris
jewelry store.
The bulk of the wheat crop in Day
county has been planted.
If you wish loan call on The First
National Bank.
Mrs. ]. S. Goodmanson is on the sick
list for the past few days.
Farmers, Mahaney's is tn" place to
go for your dinner.
E. @. Toy, of Andover, was Dusl-
ness visitor to Webster Friday.
If you need a new buggy see Wagner
& Schmitt at once.
The new bank building will be
enclosed by this time next week.
Horses, yes, we shoe them and do II
right VIM. Magnas Co. fE5
The board of county commissioners
met in adjourned session Saturday.
We sell Wheeler s. Wilson sewing
machines at Malmbergs.
A. w. Flanders was up from Bradley
on business and pleasure Saturday.
Special low prices on the entire dry
goods line at Eiksdal Bros.
u. Dyke went down to Minneapolis
on business matters Thursday night
Mahaney puts up fine quality OF Ice
cream, at five cents dish.
Robert Farrar, formerly an employe
in this city was in the city on SATURDAY
For sale or trade good big sound work
horses. Cali on Gruby Brothers
II. o. wickre shipped car of heifers
to Chamberlain Monday for Indian peel
Time to buy paint-the Irwin fnar-
macy sells It at a dollar o gallon.
DIR. @. f. Fiaish returned fiom VISIT
to the Twin Cities Wednesday evening
F,iksdal Bros. sell "Her Ladyship
corset, perfect At and correct style.
Up-to-date dentistry; the hgnesl
standard sof dental work--a swageo
metal plate. DIR. oooA.