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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
Epurao Said.

IS ftar6 am 80. Sanuar 1904 nu6 turser &ranfz
belt Conrad Said, @ittper Der pertorbeHen @d=
refine Said, i'm Is. SABRE irints acbens, in leiner
@pbuune, Nr. 229, Noroyeonoastrabs. Die ess
~erDiquna finoet m q II, 9ienitaa, ga6ntittdgs
nm ? ubr, bonn SrauerbauIe aus TAFT. geiIebunB
pripatim. t32-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Mus 2onbpn fommt bic
Melbuns ibsr cine ieniatione[le Gr=
finpuns zines Sngenisurs, Ramens
5bornlep, Der iih einsn Dampfmotor
babe putentiren lafien, Der in ben
flsiniten Oimeniionen enorme Menz
gen pferbetrdfte entpideln ion uno
bu5u nur elm Mhtsl bes iebisen Sob
lenDerbraufs ben0tbige. 5bornleD
~ertpartst. bnrA fsine Grfinbung ben
D5eanbumpfern su ermDslifen, ben
ntlantifhen S5ean in brei Sagen gu
burdqueren. Wenn zbOrnep nur
ni4t elm itpsiter Reslen ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
gefamntMad ]Mmgew.

Nepartement flr 0 fcntlidbe Sid,erhett.-Sauz
~ten. CUB Separtenent res 0ebaucesJhS
ipeftpr=S Ireaus. Ratbbaus.
9attimore, Den %. Sannar 1904.
SD babe Gppiitutionen fir %FolgenOt 4riptle9itn
erbalttn:
gr. 314, @orD=@iImorestrab = fir aufiteaune
einer Sanrpimaitins nm 9ampffcfel bon 4 bis :
differentiation uno BON 10 YfsrDefrdfttn.
9tr. 30, Wsft42es= Strabe - fir cine SantpIz
maibine DON 4 9ferpefrditsn unD zines Saarpftei=
itls BON 10 Nfer0ttrditen.
Galbuun= 5truBe uno v9altimpre=O bio@Gilenbabnl
fir auiitelung zines 9ampftchels Don 70
GferDtfrditen.
SreenO S~entano, Der Ginpcnpuuqen pageeen 3u
erbeben bat, mub ~bieielbtn bis gum 2. Stbrnar
1904, Bormittaqs 10 ubr, in 0ieiem @treau einrei=
den, 3u lpel9er 3eit 0ariiber p%erbanoelt merDen
pirD.
GeIp. .. Nrefou.
(32 gtbduoe= ~Snipettor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Mpnfignore Or. WiGpsrt
bat i'm Nuftrage bes papites benz
beutifen aaiier elm Hieienperf iiber
Die rDmihen Gatafomben iibereeben.
&aiier Wilbelm oanfte fir bic Mil=
pert'ide 4rbeit our9 Die 8erlsibung
bes 5ternes gum Rronenoroen spsiz
ter alaFe. Die snei sepaltisen So
lianten, BON esnen Der eine ben Ssrt,
Der anbere fplorirte Ibbilouneen ent=
1dlt, iino bic 5rudt fiinf5ebnidhriger
Mrbsit. Das Werf Ibn fulturse=
ididtlih BON h0dfter geoeutung isin.
gs bat Iber 100000 Marf setoftet,
bic Or. Milpert = nit Nusnabme Der
10000 Marf bes aaiisrs unb Ger
$4,000 Marf oes aarbinals 3opp-
aus ieiuer eigenen 5ai9e be5ablt bat.
rDie 9efhdftslage b
2anOes 1T i'm 8anaen 5u~frieoenItel=
lsno uno ssfunb,1 f4reibt 9snrr
GleiDs IN ielncm leBter WohenberlHt,
unfere JarHsr prpiperiren. benin biz
Nahfraas iberisist oas Insebot
Gaft ale IgrifuItur : prooufte brin=
gen hohe preiis. 4uh uniere Snou=
itrie ltebt gut, BOD iperoen nerte I'm
ierrehmunger burh bic 6Dben Or
beitslDhne bersDaert. Ser Hdnsef req
2an0es lit .feft uHD seiuno. 3um56eil
tit Oas auf bas tpunberhare Wads=
tbum Der 8spDlterung Ses Qdnnes
5uriid 81 fiihren. Der itnpGhre
punft in Der ~nationalsn GeidGftsla=
ge lit bic Decentralization, Die burd
finan5iene MiBbrdude, Durd peripGi=
ftrte papiere, seldbmt norben lit,
Sbrt 3ufunft bilbet Elm ernftes 81
llan3 9rObIm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

9erf9iebene 9 r
brinsen bic Radri4t. oaB Wm. S.
grpaH auf cen Sib bes Senators
Dstri6 in Waibington ipsfulire, se=
ben aber gu, ouB feline @uslidten reht
eerin9 feisn. Sm Senat piiroe8rpan
Elm reidss 6elo fir feline politiften
Mpral Yrinsipien finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
&rtbur W. Gnbinn,
mr. l2z. Ca.Saltimurcs 5traRe. --
Baltimore Sampf 3 YaGet 60.
(Nlte uue aupert6fGge SaisSfnte.l

Sit Ser. StaateHspof bef0roerno.
Sampler fabrtn tdsIia, ssnntaes ausQtnommen.
BON -gapa2intsAqitrs, lob aisbts6trabt, $50
absHos, birsft mad Oh 9otnt Comfort, Rorfolt,
9ottsmoutb unp alien guuftsn bs Sioeus. 8er=
binDune in Oh goint Comfort nit q. & 8. Giz
~ienbabu1 nab Ni6mOuo. gsrbinbune in Vsrtss
mouth NIT benz rSeabodrb dir aint- ioIiotn 9uo
bon Nortsmoutb mad atlanta. Sn gorfolf Der
b~inounq nit Der atlantic Goat ain,." Rorfolt
unD Carolina, TOrIoli urp iaDli6, RorfOlf uno
iptftfi6 uno yDlo Dominion 2int" mad T.pbern
uno Waibington. R.sG.
Wabt,eittH na9 turepdiI6.m Dtone. 2ururi6 Ole
RaiiitenBimmsr t..ftriibt 9%sleu6tune, Sompfbsi=
5une, Roitn fr,t. ~Jteisrotrt, Raiit.nsimmtr i'm
8~iltt4glrtau Der sEop=Gine,~ Rr. 100, OfsPaltis
morss6trabe. 3rIcpbOns G.. & 3. Ct. quul 1885;
Wlarplano, Gourtiano 485, aIbauob's, Is TorOs
Gbarlesz6trabs, nnD Sireau Der v5eubOurD cir
Cine" Continental 9rut Go. guiloing."
SObn ". Sberwppf, e. Sropn.
D.s4rdi. IL. @eHsyianaser, Gen, sBaiiastersaaent
(Eei23
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
Senrictfn 0neen.

Tags, 6rou @~snrietta paeen, eeliebte Sattin bon
Gbdrltg s,aqen, i'm Utter BON AZ Sabren. Die Be-
~eroiquug finoet bcuts {, Moutag, 43 1br Rad
mittaqs, bonn Irauerbanie, Nr. 1403, Nanlep=
Strabe, aus tatt. Gl-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Neparfement fur ofentlid)e 1erbe ferur gem.
sSepartement ces StaetzSnseHieurS.
galtimore, ben g. Sdnuar 1904.
Sefannfmadbuna.
DIR staot=Jnesnitur spiro f6 ON 2. 6tbruar
1904, UNI 3 ubr gludmittogs, an Ort unp -6teat
einfinbtn nno oag 9ipeau Der o Ii b o n : 3 r,
Sipiibsn Gbsiapeafe= Strabe uno Der otli6tn Staotz
-grenae, f~eftittueu; uno UNI 4 nbr Naauittass ipirS
IT oas 1ipcau Der Or onrot=Strabe pom
gortb=4benue Bis Gliftonsgpenut, ~ftffttlen, nnO
on Dtmitlben Datum ipirb er bas 9iioedu Der
6erbert=etrabe, sipii6en IaDlon= unO
Mpnros=6trabe, pieber ~fetittlen.
u. g. Senean, .
CsSan27, 28, @, 80, SfebrD StaDt=Snqtnieur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

rGinan5= Iuspeis ii r
ben Wonat Sanuar ergibt, oaB Die
8un6es : Ginnubmen OBJ, bic 4us=
saben 5usenDmmen buben. Der be-
beutsnofte Nusfan 1T in ben 3oneinz
nabmen gu per5ei9nen, Die Inn q
Minionen Dollars eerinser iparen,
als i'm Sanuar 1903. Nuh Die Snz
lanbiteuern srgaben $4,000 Dollars
tpeniser. Oasesen betrugen bic 4usz
eaben 481 Mi[ionen Dollars, fat
7 MiIionen mebr, uls i'm Sanuar
1903. 2ebtes Sabr iiberitieeen bic
Sanuar : GinnabHen bic Qusgaben
nod um 81 MiGionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
Gin. .. NrcffOu.
(32) Gtbduos= Snipettor.
cNtpartenfnf fir pHenflid,e gerbe Tsrunsen.
SGubsGepartef7ent pes Gfaets SnaenieMrS.

Ntpartemrnf fir pHenflide gerbe ferungen.
s9eparterent ces StaetsSnsenieurs.
Baltimore, ben q. Sanuar 1904.
Separate p~erfeeelte 6orbcrungs=angebote, at Den
p9Oaro Of Gtparps,1 care Of the Gitp Rtgiittr,"
~apreiirt, ipsrptn bis 81 i t IN . d., ben 10. ST.
hruar 1904, gormittdes IL llbr, ~rnteeeen gtnoniz
men fur bic Ripslirung Der 9uponsS trabe, BON
Gptonoion=Iptnue bis Gapette=Strabe uno tnr
bic 8oHenranotsinbeitsun uno Iflaiterune NIT
Ispbalt=9l6den Der 9ahion=S trabs, BON gomonos
iens4eenue bis Gapcttezs frabe; ferner fiir bic
Nipeairung, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nno Vtiafez
rnne nit disqualification Der fplqenoen Straben:
9ueatel=Strabe, bon Der Norooitieite pes Gutaip=
Qlace bis sur Siopetieite Der 8olton=StrcBe.
WtGpntas= Strabe, BON Der g8eitieite Der eanp=
ber= StraBe bis sur Wtftisits Der GrsefsNasp.
SpeSififationen unD Nngebots= 6ormular tperoen
auf Gerlaneen BON bieient Bureau g%etiefert.
Die Gontruttperq chung s=Seborbe bebdit fb bds
Rebt bpr, ireeno ipelbe unD aat Gnqebote 5u ptra
iperfen unb ben Gontraft in iol6er g8eiir 3u pers
aeben, ols IS i'm beiten SntereHe Der Staot ietn
mag.
Gin beolaubieter Gbsf in Der Sobe bcs in ben
Spe3itifdtionen anqeqebtnsu Setrdqes, sablbar an
Den Wabor unb Staotrutb BON Baltimore, rtlb le=
benz Gngebot ~bsigsiiigt iein.
.. z. Tenean,
Stuot=Sneenieur.
9eo[aubiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

3meiSage haben I'm ere
MaIbinstonsr 9olons gebrau9t, UNI
iid flor gu fperben, bab feline Meilenz
selcer an feline Mitslieoer ge5dhlt
tpereen lolIsn. Die ~regelmdbige Si@
bung l9foB iid brett an bic ggtraz
@ibung an. 8on elmer Heiie na6
Waf6ington fonnte alio feline Reoe
fem. Oas QanS eripart bur9 ben
BefdluB $145, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Dus ngbicueo 6 hronicle"
beftreitet, bab prof. BON 9olit, Der
0erfufsr Der geidihte Der Gonitituz
tipn Der Ser. Gtaaten, als Qutoritdt
auf bie1sm @ebiete gelten tonne, ba
miHe man fi6 an S9riften uno Rez
ben eingeborsner Nmerifaner balten.
Sen Hatipiiten miro es ungemein
ihper, 81 begreifen, oab audi ein
Grembgeborener iid in amerifanii9e
MnfhduunQen binein Denfen funn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
Gruip= Hibae= Eentetern.

Ser ib.al. galtimorer Gritbbof, nabs gihsStat.
,p,i els.triib. gatniinisn unb 9in,Iitpseoultparo
brett yum GrisObot.. aas g.srdbnibpidse pnttr
n,tiaer gileet. Ti,prig. prsiie. gtrlangt ntutn
eoup,nir=aatatoe Office: 23O 2orosasar!es'
6traEe- tgtias 9e!sp5ontl tSei2|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

vTa6bem bic natirlt=
den @ren5en u~nierer einbeimiiden
SntereHen iiberidritten iino, fDnnen
mir neue ausfpdrtige Sorgen nno Ga
ften nidt mebr a6pebren. Die Sim
aos freut 0os, bic Mnberen miihen
iid in's llnDsrmeiolife fiigsn." So
itlisBt Ger republifaniide nMilp.
!6erplo" eireu Nrtifel iber uni inn
perialiItiI9en S~enbensen. rNa4 porz
to Giep, cuba unb Banana San Do
minap."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Die r9eutfde 3ts." in
MempEis idreitt: nuDem r1niteo
2abpr Sournal" aus Der patide gu
belfen, bseilten- iid bieier Staot
fdperits &apitaliiten, ndmlid Die
$50. Sones rns Garnes. Mempbis
beiiBt cine ibsale 8spOlferung, Siffe=
ren3an 5piifen Nrbeit unb 8apital
gisbt es ni9t. Wie fdon unp liebli6
lit es, lpenn 8riiber unb S9neI tern
eintrdelid neben chamber lpobnen!!""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Sn 8root1pn finb brei
5aliGmiinaer abssfabt poroen, bic
,e6tes" falfdes 9elo fdbri5irten. sic
peripanbten baau bor3ugstpeiie meri@
fanifhe Silberbpnars, bic aur 3ett
einen Marfttpsrtb BON 43 Gents bdz
BEN, unb itsnten 9al6z nno 8iertelz
Dollars baraus ber. Ser proflt be-
trua alio bel 5pei semadten 9albz
OonarItiiden 81 Gents. Cine re9t
profitable rSreiprdgung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
Sieens>Oein6e.
c. ptrttupfens2feen;sG efube.


Elite gsr. rs.
Bureau Der GpiritupfeuzsicenssG onr1tffdr
3immer Tr. 900, neueS GeridbtsaebduSe.
Gie nadfoIseno etnanntan 9eripusn baben @ts
Jude UNI Z y / Il n Q elmer Retails
6pirituoien : 2ittni eingtrei9t. tptlbe
9ienf q q, ben Is. Sebruar, y ubr Wttttaas,
in GrpGeune gesoeen tpsroen lolsn. Yrotrtz5ors
mnlare (tpann eepiinibt) f6nnsn auT Grlu1eH IN
eieitm Giireou trlanat tDerben.
S%. 8. sOnes. s~'HlH'ilar''
9ransfertrsGtfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01

Ote Eaufenb Mrbeiter
in grimmiifhau, bic mad friiberen
8eri9ten aus Der 2dnbesfirde aussez
treten tparen, iinb iebt duf 10 5ufdmz
men geidmolaen. Sieben5ebn baben
ben @6ritt nur fir ibre eigene per=
ion, apei audi fir ibre Jamilie ge=
thnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
p&pDal Slue."Stnie
nad philadelphia uno geepsgorf.

WHW %VfF"EtFPVF" ""E ~ o~NE
Oflpdrts. 8erl. gomDtn. 9erl. Ytt. Ropat
e5laf% u. eptii,.. 3dgIi6 755 .. 81 500 sc
guffstzQarlOr, ousatn. So. 9l9 Q. 924 g.G
qariOr, 0iner,.. nur 80. 952 o.. 957 g..
9arior, 3iner, .....9dqli6 I.55 81. & I.59 3.
rAopoI Qimitto," nur 9uaman=3ug.
guffets5mofer, Qarlor, Gbiru1tiOnse u. 6peits
8agoous NON. Sdgli6 3.49 y. y 1853 2.
garlorGar, 9bil, ausp,. go. 455 q. 500 q. g
Goa6ss 9bila..... 9doli8 800 II. sos u g
65lafip ........ 3dgIi4 1879 H. 12.4 VI. 6.
QotalsS 6lafpaQqon mad 9ttpsOprf frtig ium
gebraub in Mt. Iopal=StatioH um 1000 absnos.
u. mad atlantie=@itp, sBO4sntass; 9, mad ats
lantie=GitD, tdgli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
50 n n n n #

Ou5 DI II D II y IHu TT
benz gbieago'er nSroquois Shsdter"
bat Nadtpirtnngen iiber Die san5e
grbe. Sn 9amberg baben bic Be
b0rben bas alte @tabttbedter fDegsn
unseniigenber Siderbeit sessn5euers=
gefabr fhlieBen ldfen. Sn Wien TT
cine i9arfe grifuns Der Sbeater por=
ssnpmmer tporoen. sSn 6olge oeriel=
BEN pirb Der nnterbau Der 9ofoper
inn fommenoen CONNER b~onitdnoig
umgebaut nerbsn. Die Soften iinD
duf cine Miqipn Gronen DeranIGlagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-01
8eelaubiat:

grdfiosnt Der Gpntraitptre chung szgtbDrbe.
(San29, 80, Gsb1, 2, 3,4,5,6,8,9
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

I'll Is SO easy to take cold now and
50 many do have a cold and cough
that . guaranteed euro is welcome.
Coles Cough Cure win stop the
cough and cure the cold. Try il. rs
and Soc. Guaranteed by all drug.
gista,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

school books be sure aud send the
money with them. The books be-
long to the county-not to US. Very
resp'ly, HOLSTERS Pharmacy.
John Owen is again working for
Ell. B. Atwood in the elevator.
Severt Johnson and Jess Whit.
ford drove to De Smet Monday.
George Moiler went to Chicago
Saturday with the Gillis & Sorenson
cattle car.
Nels Stevens went to Lake Pres
ton Monday.
Nels Matson went to 500 Falls
Tuesday morning having completed
his work here for the Ross Lu amber
company.
The Watertown granite man was
in town Tuesday. He went out and
act up a stone for Mrs. Plantine's
people.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

Hollister, Ell. FL. Lund, Chas. Lewis,
Mrs. Hilton and Miss Trot.
Basket ball is to be added to the
school sports. A fine game and a
scientific one.
Mrs. O'Hara's sister took her de-
parture Saturday morning after her
visit here.
When Mr.. Stiver's new residence
is completed it will make a splen-
did addition to the town and CO.
ment walks will be laid the entire
length of the street on the north
side. We understand Mr.. Stiver's
present home is for sale or rent.
Mr.. Williams OF De Stnet was in
town last week.
John Jepson drove to De Smet
Sunday.
A. r. Hollister and N. E. Whiting
drove to De Smet Sunday morning.
The repairing of the old Seward
Stone building has been commenced.
Living rooms will be put in the
back part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noyes are
the proud parents Of a baby boy.
Pass around tho cigars.
When sending children after
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

A company organized this week
is known as the Bancroft Water
Works. w. M. Mason. president; FL
mer A. Currier, vice president, s. G.,
Eggleston, secretary and treasurer,
and A. r., Jones, water commissioner.
The artesian well is completed and
flows 80 gallons per minute. The
water will first be emptied into
a tank about 80 feet from the ground
which is connected with the mains.
S. G. Eggleston returned from a
trip to the Twin Cities Sunday morn
ing where purchased goods.
Carl Shultz crew is here from
De Smet putting in cement walks
on two sides of the bank property.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

The newspaper notice OF the re-.
cent marriage of Mr.. Ralph Wilkin-
son and Miss May Brown is quite
insufficient to do justice to that wor.
thy couple. Mr.. Wilkinson is classed
among our most substantial young
farmers. He is industrious beyond
the average, his habits are clean, and
integrity unquestioned. The bride
grew to wemanhood in this com
munity, and is sminently entitled to
the respect she holds of her entire
acquaintance. They own a splendid
farm, without shadow OF incum-
brance, and start out on the voy-
age Of life with fair weather and a
calm sea. May the ship in which
they sail never be tossed by angry
waves 10 the sincere desire of all who
know them.
Mr. A. G. Brown and family this
week leave this community to take
up their residence in Cleveland, Ohio.
The immediate cause of this removal
is the enfeebled condition OF Mr..
Browns parents, who need the sup
ervision of younger minds, and the
ministrations of younger hands.
Our regrets at their departure are
materially softened by the fact that
they still hold their farm here, and
three OF their children remain, which
with the fraternal cords Of nearly a
quarter of century in weaving will
be more than likely to bring them
back to their old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Grover were
last Sunday calling on squire Pratt.
MI. Dell Adkins, of Oldham, was
here on Monday last and broght sew
eral head of cattle for shipment.
Several papers published in this
county have this seaso called the
attention OF their readers 10 the
various kinds of fruit which are suc-
cessfully grown here. We want TO
add and give emphasis to the fact
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

officiating. Acquaintance extend
sympathy.-Times.
"A number OF Erwin people spent
Sunday at Pierre.
WIN. McMartin was among the
crowd of people at the state capital
Sunday.
AN interesting estimate of the
worlds prod uction OF wheat has been
put forth by a French bulletin, a re-
liable Paris authority. This bulletin
estimates a deficiency for Europe of
94,545,0 900 bushels of wheat. In the
entire worlds production there Is a
deficiency 225, 250,O00 bushels in the
seasons yield. Seven of the countries
of Europe have wheat to export, while
fourteen must import to meet the de-
mand at home. The United States
will not be able to supply any great
portion of the European deficiency,
the home demand being a growing
one and the crop being admittedly
short.
1t is noticeable that those who
visit Pierre are agreed upon the prop
osition that the present capital
building i'd sufficient for IL needs
for several years, or until we are
abundantly able to put up a new
building. This fact, together with
the fact that Mitchell's plan is to
ask the state for a big a%rppropria-
ton for a new capital building in
the event they should be successful
at the polls, conyincss all reasonable
men that it will not pay to vote to
move the capital from Pierre. 1t is
safe to say that IS per cent of those
who visit Pierre ars in favor OF
leaving tbs capital in that city.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. Nc Lean, in Bryant, Wednes-
day afternoon, Sept. %, 1904, occur.
cd the marriage OF Elbling f..
Stearns and Miss Minnie A. Wahl,
Rev. l.. Darling officiating. The
contracting parties are both known
TO many OF our readers, having made
Lake Preston their home much of
the time the past few years. The
wedding occurred at the home of the
groom's sister. The happy couple
drove to this place add took the eve.
ming train for points east. A shower
of rice greeted them at every turn
and tho streets this morning look
muck az we imagine a rice field does
in seeding time. Their friends all
extend congratulations and best
wishes. They will be at ho me in
Bryant after Oct. 15th.-Times.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

Don't Forget The Fancy Cut Glass and our Ten Cent Counter"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07
Democratic Convention.

There will be a mass convention
Of the Democrats of Kingsbury coun-
~, South Dakota, on Saturday, Oct.
l5 1904, at the court house in the
city of De Smct, a. o'clock p. m.
for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for the Legislative and coun-
ty Offices.
The offices to be filled are:
State Senator.
Two Represe natives.
Sheriff.
Auditor.
Treasurer.
Register of Deeds.
States Attorney.
Superintendent of Schools.
Clerk of Courts.
County Judge.
Coroner.
County Surveyor.
One Commissioners for the End
district.
And to transact any other business
that may be brought before the con-
vsntiou.
A. w. Mullen,C Chairman.
John Hasche, Secy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07
ERWsN

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/. r. Graham and wife Of Water
town were in town visiting.
Will Mccartney started overland
last week Thursday for home after
working around Erwin about three
months.
Jcha Mccartney took the train
south last Thursday.
The Railroad Company will put
in Cement walks from the depot to
Main street soon.
MI. Smith, of Oldham, vas in the
town last week getting located. He
intends running a local paper, be-
ginning in the near future.
The farmers have had some fine
weather for threshing lately and the
price Of wheat still holds up.
The foundation for sir. Tabler's
new house will soon be laid on west
Main street.
Among those who went to Pierre
last Saturday from Erwin were j. E.,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Estate OF Francis II. Fales. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
ID. II. Baldwin. administrator OF the estate
OF Francis It. Fales, deceased, to the credit
ors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication OF this notice, to
to the said administrators ar 1.-THE Office Of
D.. A Crawford In the city OF De Smet, Kings
bury County. South Dakota.
Dated September 5. 1904.
D.. ID. BALDWIN,
Administrator OF the estate of Francis II.
Fales, deceased,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07
Presidential Election Will make
no Change.

No matter which candidate is
elected, Foley's Honey and Tar win
remain the peoples favorlte remedy
for coughs, colds and incipient CON
sumption. 1t cures colds quickly
and prevents pneumonia. A. j..
Nusbaun, Batesville, Ind, writes: 81
suffered for three months with a bad
cold. A druggist prepared me some
medicine, and a physician prescribed
for me, yet | did not improve. / tried
FoIey's Honey and Tar, eight
doses cured me. L. E. Sasse.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PRO
BATE OF WILL.
State OF South Dakota, County OF Kings
bury-As.
In county court.
Notice OF time appointed for approving win
etc.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jens Amtoft.
deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting
to Christian Christensen, Svend Christensen,
Urine Christensen Inger Marie Bjens. Chris
tianc schneider. and Andrew Harbo. heirs
next OF kin OF lens Amtoft. deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said court, made
on the Bird day OF October. A. ID. 1904.
notice ID hereby given that Monday. the
Path day or October. A.. ID. 1904, at two
o'clock p. M, rf said day. at the court room
OF said court, AZ be Smet, In the county OF
Kingsbury, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will OF said Jene
Amtoft. dsceased. and for hearing the said
petition for probate thereof and the issu-
ance OF Letters Parliamentary thereto, when
and where any person interested may APP
pear aud contest the same.
Dated at De Smet, South Dakota, the Bird
day Ur October. A d. 1904.
BY the Court,
ALBERT X. ABEL,
Judge 81 the county court.
Attest: A. y. ADJUST.
Clerk Of county court.
GEO. w. LATIN. Attorney.