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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18

Mrs. w. McRoberts, writes TO DIR.
Hartman from Delano, Miss, the
| following:
Delano, Miss.
DIR. s. b. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir:--''I feel perfectly we'll of
| catarrh. / did as you directed me to
and took Peruna and Manalin. The
third of March gave birth to ten
! pound baby girl and we. are both well
I and happy. ! am very thankful to
you and Peruna saved my life. l
: recommend 1t TO everyone and can't
] praise 1t enough.
el send you my own and my baby's
! picture. She is SO sweet and good
I she is Peruna baby. / have such
good health now. do all my house
I work and take care of my baby and
feel so good.
7 "There are three or four of my
neighbors using Peruna now since II
did me so much good. They were
I Just run down, and they think it Il
I fine. it is SO good to give strength
! Mrs. w. McRoberts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18
WOMAN WINS 81 10000
Fortune for Correctly Estimating Worlds
Fair Attendance on Jniy Ath- an.
other Liberal Premium Of.
fcred Based ON presi-
dcntin1 v etc.

Toledo, o. tSpeciatI Probably m one
was more surprised than was MRS. Her.
bert TetloW, Washingtonvllle, Ohio,
when the postmaster delivered TO her
an envelope containing q certified
check for s2,500.OO, signed by the
Woolson Spice Company OF Toledo,
Ohio
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18

ers whose certificates expire before
March |, 1905, are requested to write.
At the same time and place the eighth
grade pupils who failed in not more
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18
. rhis viii Inte resi- Mothe Rs.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Cure Feverishness, Bad stomach, Summer Bow
81 Troubles, Teething Disorders, cleanse and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy Worms. They
never fail. Over 900 testimonials. AT al
Druggists, 25c. Sample FREE. Address. AL
en- $. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. H. R@
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18
Teachers, Examinations.

The August examination for teach
ers' certificates will be held IN the
school house in Elk Point, Friday and
Saturday, Aug. 10 and 90 All teach
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18
NORTH VIRGINIA


n. Mrs. McGloghlon and family spent
Sunday with her parents.
3 Rev. Pope of Yankton occupied the
Congregational pulpit Sunday.
The Virginia Aid Society meets with
Mrs. VIM. Saunders this week
A large number from here attended
the funeral OF Rev. Nichols at Alcester
on Monday. -
Mrs. Dannenbring has been quite
sick for the past week but is somewhat
better at present.
Last week we failed 70 mention the
arrival OF tine baby boy at the home
OF John Bergdale. -
The Presbyterian Sunday School o
Hawarden held picnic In John Fin
nie's grove on Thursday A numbei
from this locality were present and oil
/ report q pleasant day N
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18

After Monday, July m, We win give with
every aaaHoaa Of paitt or oil sold by as for
cash, ticket ona good sewing machine
Machfne TO be given away November LIST.
a., as ~, effs ~. M. SLAGLE & CO.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18

than three branches at the spring ex-
animation, may write on those branch
es in which they were deficient.
T.. G.. LEGGETT,
Co. Supt.
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81 Do All My HOusew0rk and
Take Care of My Baby and |
Feel So Good"


Mrs. w. McRoberts, writes TO DIR.
hartman from Delano, Miss, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14

II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY
OF HAWAII-AT CHAMBERS
PROBATE
In the matter Of the Estate Of Richard
Oliver deceased-0rte Of Notice
OF Hearing Petition for AlloW ance.
OF Final Accounts. Distribution and
Discharge
On reading and Ming the Petition
and Accounts Of David Dayt0n, Execu-
tor under the VIII Of Richard Oliver.
wherein he asks 70 BE- allowed $780,.
and charges himself with 1875. ard
asks that the same may be examined
and approved, and that a final order
may be MADE Of d1strzbution Of tlse
property remaining In his hands 10 the
persons thereto entitled, and azscharg-
ing him ard his suretiss from All fur
Their responsibility as such Executor:
II IS ordered that Monday, the 3sth
day of May. a D 1sga. at ten o'clock
a. m. before the Judge OF said Court
at she Court Room Of the said Court
at Eoao1ulLs. fsland Of Oahu tie and
The saTne hereby IS appointed as the
tlIz1e and place for hearing said Peti-
ton and Accounts. ard That al persons
interested may then ard there appear
and show cause, # any they have, Why
the same should not D. granted. and
may present eyidance as 70 who are
entitled to the said property And thai
notice Of Eh5s Order. II the English
Language, Do published II the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser. newspaper
printed and published IN Honolulu.
9nc;a xr2eE sfs- three successive
weeks. the last publication TO be nos
less than two weeks previous 10 The
time therein appointed for said hear
ng-
Dated at Honolulu this. 2znd day of
April 1900.
DE BOLT
First Judge First Circuit Court.
s774-Apra g. 80. May :. Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In The District Court Of the United
States for the District OF Hawaii
IN Bankrupt
N the matter OF Y Yamase hank
rupt
Fable Notice Of sale OF personal prop
erty Of above named bankrupt
To the creditors OF 7. Yamase. 3
bankrupt
Take notice that there viii be sold at
public auction beginning Saturday.
May zlst, 1903. Al o'clock p. m. at
the store formerly occupied b. said Y.
Yamase. at Wainlea. Kauai by Jas. r.
Morgan auetiOneer, ali the personal
property. store fixtures and stock in
trade of the said I. Yamase. contained
in said store. including carts, horses.
harness. etc
said property VIII be Sold for cash to
the highest bidder AZ said time and
place, subJect to the approval Of the
District Court of the United States for
the District Of Hawaii, in Bankruptcy.
pursuant to the order 81 said court
Dated the 18th day Of May. 1864
FREDERIC ALEX AaDEIz.
Trustee OF Z Yanase. Bankrupt
67ss
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Reward for Explorers.

Collector OF Customs StackabIe re
ceived the following communication yes-
teriay from the Imperial Academy OF
SCIENCES at St Petersburg
4 reward for finding Baron Tolls
Expedition party or any traces OF II
Baron ToIl. Chief OF the Polar Expe-
dition sent cut by the Academy OF Sci
e1lces. left the Bennett Island hing north
OF New Siberia, on October 10Th NoT.
81. 1902. taking 3 southern direction
He was accompanied by the astronomer
Secbe-g and two Iakoots VASTLY Co
rokhoF. with the surname CE5chak, ard
Nicolas Protodilkonow. with the STR
name OTnook The parry seems 10 hare
beer carried away bv the ice. As the
researches hitherto made have been IN
vain. 2 reward OF roIlbles 800 Is offered
BY the Academy OF Sciences Tor finding
fhe whole expedition party, q any par
OF i. and reward OF rozlb3es 1900 Tor
giving 1ile first exact indications OF tT1c-
Ing the party
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
BIG STEAMSHIP
WILL BE BUILT

NEW YORK, May 6.-ssAs What the big
gest steamship OF the White Star Line.
Cedric Is to the comparatively 1r,iusia
ire iasgger Or tramp steamer, new YES
sci that has been ordered By the Ham
burg Araerican line viii Be tc, the Cedric.
This great German steamship company
has ordered 55ooo-ton liner. The Ce-
dries tonnage IS only 1I.4oo.
Not n the history OF the worlds ship
ping has any salcil tremendous jump been
made IA the construction OF vessels that
carry thousands Of passengers and IA
mons eargoes Of freight across the Al
lalatir
Before the Cedric vas built the Celtic,
q the same Inc. with tonnage OF 20
oo4 was the legiaffsan 81 The seas The.
Cedric added Ilttle les than 500 tons.
This new floating city goes The Cedric
nearly I4o0o tons better
When Elnil Boas. the American agent
OF the Hamburg aInericar line, was ask
ed to-day 81 It was u.ne that his com
pany had ordered the construction Of
such gigantic vessel as had been re-
ported from Berlin he replied IA the az
flruaatire
have not received the exact details
yet. said Boas, .-but know our new
steamship viii be ss.ooo-ton liner. It
viii be rs Ieet long and viii have a ca
pacify far 1900 cabin and 238S steerage
passengers, besides the usual saloons.
It's freight capacity vii be 1900 tons.
| exoect 70 learn full details n a lew
DAYS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
CHINESE ON THE
PACIFIC MAIL.

WASHINGTON. April so-PFesi-
dent Roosevelt to-day received q petition
from leading representatives Of oTga1liz-
| ed labor requesting him 70 enforce the
Chinese exclusion law IN rs application
70 American Sflins and prevent the con-
tiauance OF the system BY which Amer
lean steamship companies on the Pacific
ocean employ coolies On deck and IN the
stoEef1oles.
The delegaf1cn which presented the
memorial 10 the President was composed
Of Representative Edward T. Livernasfa.
William Frazer. chief executive Of the
international sailors Union. sandrew
EsirusefEs, secretary OF the Sailors Union
OF the Pacific. Charles Nelson and
Thomas Tracey, executive officers OF the
American Federation OF Labor
President Roosevelt received the labor
leaders gracsousIy and gave them tFlree-
qnarters OF an hours conference ID his
pirate Office. Mr. Frazer presented the
seaulans memorial to the President and
Representative I-iTernash and Andrew
FrFusetll discussed the subject matter OF
the visit with him The memorial was
authorized by the international Sailors
Union, bur rs test was nor At this time
70 be Published
The President gave assurance to the
sailors officers and their colleagues that
he wonld give careful attention to The
petition presented Pending executive
acton the President requested his visit
ors 10 hold the details OF the conference
IN confidence
The claims expressed b. ffae labor
leaders and BY the Seamen's Union
which were presented TO The President
by Congressman L.ivernash ard Andrew
IT7gzrussth are that, until now, the seamen
and their Trends have been IN error IN
assuming that there Is not q suf5ciency
Of law 70 prevent the employment Of
Chinese who are not entitled TO reside IN
American 4errstory On American ships
1t was represented that there IS plenty OF
1aw. II given enforcement By the Presi-
dent. 10 drive. al Chinese from the decks
and stokeroo1ns Of the Paclnc Mail and
the Northern Pacific Steamship Cornpa-
MES vessels and give all that sea work
II white men
The central proposition brought TO the
attention OF The President IS this: That
under. an untJrozsen line Of decisions O.
the courts. IN American ship Is 70 be
considered as floating sect1on 81 Amer
lean TERRITORY. that no Chinese has the
right 10 follow the calling OF q seaman
on board OF an American ship who =
without the right TO take ND his resi-
dence on American SOL or follow the
calling OF seanaen IN orr coastwise, lake
Or river trade
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
shipping Eotea.

The schooner Ka Moi arriving yes
terday At a m from K,ahalaIele
brought 200 bags Of Paauilo sugar
II the Mongolia were ended up uEAon
tta beach At SEA level. she gxould reach
rs feet higher than the summit of
Pnnchbcwl
There Is big consignment Of amer
Jean nat cars On the forward deck Of
The Mongolia which are consigned 10
the japanese government.
Through the courtesy Of Purser Ren-
Ma the Immigration. Customs. Posd-
office and press Representatives were
haIFasomely entertained al luncheon
yesterdays aboard the Mongolia as she
Was entering the channel Chief Stew
ara Hassaa Is looking after the CON-
raissary
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Kauai Shipping.

The Ke An Hou. which arrived from
Kauai yesterday, brought $500 bags 50
gar. oo7 bags rice, II bags ginger and Is
packages srrsdries. The puTseT reports
The following sugar al Kauai ports ready
fo-, Shipment K s NJ 500. y X
500. Max, 2I.ooo. G. s R. 100 3lcB
sSoeos X P. oo5s L P. e,5o6s @ r.
ISIS ard H M Il ~ bags
The lgrser rep0-ts aS follows 3ae
steamer y. G. Hall was At kolaa- Sae
has Goo bags k P. sugar On board
The ship Henry Willard arrived at
E1eeie Yesterday morning She hiss
started 10 discharge Fine weather Oh
Kauai Light trade winds and 'caoppE
seas OF inward TRIP.
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San Francisco. Cal. May :. 1904
Notice 70 Mariners Halfnoon Bay
California.
fList CT Lights. Buoys and Day
marks. Pacific Coast. 1904. Page Isl
Notice IS hereby given that Buoy No
I, marking the end of Pillar Point reef.
and Buoy No. 2 marking. the northern
end Of Southeast reef, HalTmoon Bay,
California. have drIfted cut of posi-
ZION. and onto Southeast reef. They
Nil be replaced II their proper POSI-
tions At the earliest date practicable
By order Of The Lighthouse Board.
" ?. DAY,
Commander, z. s N.
Inspector 18th Lighthouse District
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By AUTHORITY.
saEklFFs SALE NoTIcE

Under and By vsgssae ef certala Ex-
eruIson isSsea our of me lsrcsst court
Of the First Clscuis u ne Terrissry 81
Ezaua11 "a the 18th Gay Of Apyfa. ases.
IN s1se matter os Henry szssith. Trustee.
Plaintiff. rs. John D. Holt. Ir.. et 81.
Defendants. / have. IN the clrcels afore-
said. On this 18th day of Mar. 4. n
1894. levied upon. ard shall Offer for sale
and sell Al public auction. 10 the high
est bIdder. at the Police station, kaia-
kaaa Hale. Ia Honolulu. ia the esrz1sif
aforesaid. at L o'clock noon OF weanes-
day. the 18th DAY Of June. 4. D. 1864.
al the r1ght. title and interest Of ne
said John D. Holt. Jr.. In and 70 ali the
following described property, unless the
sum Of Eight Thousand Five Hundred
and Eighty-three ard sa-1oo Dollars.
that being the amount for which said
Execution issued. together with inter-
est costs ard ny Zee and expenses ara
previously paid.
L Ahupuaa Land OF zEakaha. situate
in Waianae. Island Of Oahu. containing
about 500 acres, more or. less, including
The sea Fishery appurtenaut 10 the
same.
Al those certain premises on the
South corner Of Queen and Richards
streets. Honolulu, described as follows
Beginning At peint on the new ssuth
side OF Richards street 10 Ia feet :. w
Troaa the present S. corner or saueen
and Richards streets and running by
traa bearings.
5. So ~ E. - e-1o feet parallel .
and 10 feet distant from the press,it
south side Of queen street;
s. ezs Z. ". Isl seet along L c. A.
2ss. Namakeha:
y 81 % " II 4-io feet along Gov
ernment Lot sEaikahaIulu
n "a ss4 E, I7s z-le feet along new
south side OF Richards street 70 Initial
point Area. sss5 square feet. conveyed
to John .. Holt. Jr-. By Minister or m
terror as Of record IN the Registry once
in said Honoiulu in Liber 1ss. page g.
3 All those premises on Fort street
Honolulu same being part of Il P.
1866. L G A. sz72. to Leolsi. described
as fellows:
Beginning Al q point on the Eva side
Of Fort Street school premises. thence
running.
s 4as GO W, 50 feet.
\. So ", us s-12 feet
n I f. q feet:
n. sse e. 7s z-k2 feet
5. AZ e. n feet
s ~ F.. Is feet to the place ~ be-
ginIizag. conveyed 20 JOHN D. bolt. ar-
~ Via aIecanaless as IF record Ia said
Registry once in LibeF Iss. page So.
: Undivided 20 Interest IN Lard on
sEaanaksa and Pauahi streets. E8ono-
lulu. past of r. P. III l. c. 4 Il 10
Crimes.
Dated 1t said Honolulu. this lsth day
or May. A D. 1864
A. IL BROWN
Higk sheriff, Territory af Hawai-
E7s5-Aay Il 81 JanA t.
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LEGGETT HELPLESS
I'M MID-0CEAN

The United States Weather Bureau
observer On the Farzliones reported yes
terday having seen steamer, which
answers N description 70 he frances II.
Legg@tt, drifting ab5at n a helpless con-
eiGio1l She had 10 steerage way and
vas wailowing m the trough OF the sea.
He first sighted: her east OF the island
al II m She VAS tEzen heading norta-
Al m she changed her course and
was making good headway 70 the west
ward AT $50 she hove 10 The cEzr-
rem had turned her round and at 40
She was nearly on 81 sight, drifting .
the southwark. She Vas for several
hours IN fax sight OF the Weather Bureau
station. but displayed no signals OF dis
tress. which leads 10 the conclusion that
her disability was temporary The course
OF the liner Sierra. which sailed At 2
O'Clock. would rake the Oceanic Steam
snip Compauy-s boat within signaling
distance OF the disabled vessels dr1ft,
and N the eyeut OF help being needed !
the Sierra would render n The Leggett /
left yesterday morning for Midway VA /
IIoDolniu with mechanics and building +
material Tor the cable s1atlou---lail i
MAJ 8
The Chronicle OF May = says that the
Leggstt stopped al the Faraliones 10 aa-
inst her cenpasses and vas not II DIS
=
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President Roosevelt has done pretty
zyen by his war governors Judge Taft
vent from the Philippines 10 the eabl-
net. DR. Wood stepped into major
generals job when he GE1it governing
Cuba and Hunt leaves the govsrnorsaip
Of Porto Rico for place on the federal
bench.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
PACIFIC LODGE NO. saa
T. & A. NJ.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting Of Pacific Lodge No. sc. r
& A. IL. az Masonic Temple. THIS
WORK X THIRD DECREE
Members or Hawaiian Lodge. Lodge
le Progres. and all soJourn1ng brethren
are sra&ernaIly invited TO attend
By order OF the r W II.
e. P. CHAPLIN.
Sacre4ary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

-sASA4tE< ID - -41ER IONS ~ ELS
The eonsuznption Of water has beer
increased q ssseh an extent during TIE
past few days. that the rslIes ana regu-
lations with regard 70 use Of water for
.auraosss Of Irrigation, must BE- risidiy
enforced.
Holders Of water privileges or those
paying. water rates are hereby notsaed
that TIE use of water Tor purposes a
Irrigation is confined between the hears
Of and a n. and between the hours
q aad r. M
Any violation Of the above notioe.
shall subject the consumer to lsnrse-
date e1r-of from supply without mr.
her notice and the service win n0s
BE turned On again until all costs and
expenses contested herewith shan
have first been paid
HeAplulu, May L. 1904
tsigneds . III ROWLAND.
supt Honolulu water works
approved by
Csignedl G S. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent Of Public Works
graz
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NOTICE.
KAMALO SUGAR COMPANY,
LIMITED.

In pursuance of q resolution passed at
a meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
the above named Company, held AT the
o6lce of J. Alfred Magoons Esquire. IN
Honolulu, On Saturday. the Seth day OF
April. a. D 1904. notice IS hereby given
that meeting OF the stockholders OF
the above named Company vii be held
ar the Office Of j. Alfred Magoon. Cor
ner Merchant and AIakea streets, Ho-
aoluiu. on Monday the Zszd Gay CT Nay.
A. .. 1904. at : O'Clock 2. m OF said
day. for tie purpose Of eIectfng .
President 10 succeed DR. g. ". burgess
resigned and for the purpose Of rent
ing, leasing. or otherwise disposing Of
the property of the Company, as situate
1n the Island Of zEoIokai.
Dated Honolulu, May md soz
L H DEE
ysce-PresSdsnt.
J. LIGRTF0OT.
'7S2 Secretary.
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AssIGnEE's NOTICE.
LAM Tor

All claims against Lam TOT for &C
counts ewing previous % January g.
1890. uguet be presented Immediately 70
the undersigned r not presented
within 30 days from date, they win be
forever barred
n $ GRINBATI & co. LTD.
Assignee
HonoIaIu. T Il. May 5. 1894 s7s7
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Impure Blood

When the blood is pure and the
bowels are regular- there need be hnE
I'11l Z, ieax OF sackness- Keep two grand
medicines IN the house. and use fhesp
when you first begin TO feel poorly.
keeoEery VIII be prompt, and serious
sickness prevented.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14

Rev ]. X Andrews Of Maahato
aGfnra-. who has gore 10 the Methodist
genera conference at Los Angeles. an
Eounees thai he proposes 10 offer an
amendment 80 the articles Of discipline
which prohibit dancing, card-playing.
theater-going and similar aTnIAsesneElts
by providing thar these things be left
70 the conscience OF each Individual
member.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
DANCE 1T TIE YOUNG

Manager Lake announces that there
WzH be 4 dance At The Young Hotel
tonight. giving the many people mo
have been unable 10 set seats. for TO-
nights performance st she orpasnra
an opportunity 70 meet the Officers a
The feet A eisintette club yin play
in tlls dining re'oEas during the dinner
foars, for the dancing. and later 10 the
cafe for theatre sGpper parties.
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The Chronicle Of May Z says that the
Leggstt stopped al the Farallones 70 ad-
inst her conpasses aud Nas not II DIS
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23
Thos. Bal, Genes.

Last Friday the Dickinson team de.
feated the Miles City nine by a score OF
6 to Q. The locals played exceptionally
we'll and the people were inclined to
overlook some of the poor playing Of the
past. 1t was toe good to last though.
Saturdays game was a disappoint-
ment. 1t was an exhibition Of what drink
will do for ball players. The small
crowd present was SO completely dis.
gusted in the 9TH inning that they COM
hcnced leaving the ground. The game,
however, had not been so very bad up to
this time. The Miles City men we're not
playing so very hard and the locals were
given every opportunity of winning the
game and in spite. of themselves came
near it in the last inning.
Dickinson has had some experience
with ball players that will not be forgot.
ten right away. The work of the local
men in the Dickinson team has been
praiseworthy. They have worked hard
at all times to win games and, with posi-
bly, one or two exceptions, have received
no compensation for time devoted to
the work. Five or six of the imported
boys came here in the spring and
have been drawing monthly salaries
OF from $50 to $40 and board and doing
mighty little work at bail playing. The
management was unable to make a sue
cess with this bunch of imported players
and should have cut them off following
the Bismarck disaster.
The team was disbanded this week
and it was discovered that the organiza-
tion was behind the game some $500 to
5000. 1t will probably be some years
before Dickinson tries base ball again.
Experience came high in this instance.
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23
Beech News,

A hotel in Beach! f. E. Heath is
building one, and at last we are to have
a genuine hotel.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Tom
Dunlap's last Thursday. Eight ladies
were present. They will meet next time
with Mrs. L. w. Richards.
We will have Sunday school now every
Sunday at 2 p. m.
A man was quite badly hurt while
blasting with dynamite last Friday at
Mr.. Halstead's. He will not be perma.
nently injured, however.
MIR. Hartman from St. Paul was here
Tuesday and Wednesday looking at
land. He was we'll pleased with the
land around Beach and as he is an old
land man his word goes a good ways,
We will see him again, he says.