davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Total ...-.....-.. Is Total =, 1-s
summary-Goals earned-Bryn Mawr n. Ioi 80 70
Nv SSa1alTv-Rockaway T. = Tor safetieS Net a
Bryu Mawr II. 10. RoeSa"AS l. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

oa @aIoed.R ousieau meaet upiaig
moatte reiisnere. bcnpenote VrGii'
ocnten fig til Gombes mco annnoo.
ming ON at oonrte ct MT WAniite'
RUM. Snnoant .er ingcn let Gag !
oct al Barrier isnoerrepne 6ronfrtg;
men ban eioroe oct icrt. Sou be-
spnote Ell SborsSossfpelo og bar
Iallcreoe iGroia SsrNag 6crmihoog.
"Sooo2 bar 9e aIlereoe facet ct Vl.
luiihriirm iinnb3" ipurgte man Tor
mrSret. ~Sa", indreoe ban; "n,ert
req bar miitet min Yaroplp."
3 ferierne refer ban enorui biell,
til Scn lille 9b EouS OF proftiIerer
iom 9Gae. Sor en- Del Gor iioeu
fiso Ell Inarfiit pna BAN ! War
icineS. oa fra Sen SiS ionSt ban oet
nsopenSis at Iooe Tia beccste al
beruneligt GoIiti. San bar Oct r,eo
iia, ogiaa mar ban fcnrrer til
Gcns; men Snobp99erne liter BET
life, Su Sc Times, at 6olfets SiGrlt9'
beS er Sogt nof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
SrfurNsn Tor Den Ace SuIi

pia Qidel qlate Saueu for en- Sris for 9ur
% Getur iamt 25r 2osu. Soie os 4oe gull |
en- cmtress af 200 gRiI ira llbsansspunttet.
8obe for Rrtnr I'll ste Suli. Ere oagltse
from bpsr Bel meo upmcbsns Scsne os
p~sItibulereoe SppspOsue til GIspelono Gris,
Buffalo, Rep BORT, Suiton os Np gnsIans
Steper. @asiasersr I'll Stsper sftenfoE
Buffalo bar Set til 'Stopoper" ! Riasarc
Saus enteu paa Eeiieu sitopsr elsr tiIbas'
ga oa,aa i gbautauaua Gale unoer GrinriipT
Srionsn peo at inobriuss fine Siletisr
Subiuioual amsrieau Club Raaltioer TO-
sac til s1.oO Ridst plat, SpiiepOsns, cs,a'
8e,jsuins a la carte. Susen Cuerbetalini
poa noaet 7rRu paa RidsI Ylaie Saneu-
gbnaao 7spot. Sisrnst at ga Gale 8
Ban Sureu CT, ben eHsits Depot / GhieasI
poa sglspoteb 2Oop.- SlaettcHtcr II
goams CT. os auditorium sHnsr. Isleic
usr Central 2O57 % Sarriiou saos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
farmers Grhanee.

s Iimneiota er Der III bannet Ell
mGgtig fcoperatip 6orening unoer
Ropn al "5be Minneioto SormcrS'
Grcbanae". attiefopitoIcn er lat
til en- balo Miuicn 9oaarS ioroeIt
poa $4,000 aftier q $50, og Sore.
mnacns SopeSfparter er / Iinnen.
polis.
5oreningens SopeofcrraaI er at
.bi9lpe Rinneiotos Sorrlere til at
ioa Den ilIoe 6ortieneite peo Sals
al fine 2onobruesprcNttter, ioet
man herpeo pil mnoaaa ole DC Nel.
IemmGnb, ion 10 bper ifaI tie1te mo-
get. Sorat opnoa bette pil Sore.
ninaen bells birefte fiebe ~2arobrttas'
p~rooufter, bells iunsere iom aommis.
iipnpr FOR 5arnerne REQ Sulg al
ale Slu9s 8oruoarer, N~teieriprooiit.
ter, 4~reaturer O.. (. b., li8eiom Den
nil biGIpe Sarmerne I'll at erbperpe
oct beoite Sonobrissmoitineri til DC
biaigite griier. gropiScrc pil Sore.
ninaen isge at erbperne &orn'ele'
.ootorcr, DtsIlebr1tg, Stof garos,
Reierter, Iading Souic3 og artoen
@ienSouL, iom Soreningen ftnoer Of
prre neSpenoig for i'm %trtIombeS.
Iornt inqen ifal faa for tor NSpn'
bigbeo / Screningen cIlcr cpnan
uforbuEbsmGsiigt itort llobptte bcra'
err oct beitemt, at inaen cnteIt MfanS
fan erboerpe mere emo 90 Ittier.
6oreningens fsrite @cltpreIie be-
Itoor al 6. e. Sadion ct. Glono,
gruiibent; ). g.. IsacGonolO. Stuff
Gitp, Sefretpr; 8. 2. @catberton
8eIt Concord, 8asierer. De eortge
I0irettsrer err: glias S%tceuerion, 3,
IS. 9eobp, u. q. anoerion, u. ",
9ieSerbaf, s. 6. SIod % s. W
Reiufe. aoresien til 6%oreningens
Sopeofontor er 214-2t6 Corn er'
donqe, @tiuneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
1ohn Dolls Minee.

geS Dor 9anosmorS, Rcouttpr
Sobu @oIfS @e0raoelie, bIeo Oct AZ
ilere uStaIt iom ct almirbeIigt Gn'te,
at Ser. peo Ell enchanting blonot ale
bans Gcnncr Borrower | anertta, 'tlil'
sc t%iIpeiebringeS ct pa$ienoe 8rdn'
iteS meS Wtunrment for BAN pda
GREENWOOD Cemetery.
llnSerteneoe tiunoer ia Serfor at
bebe ale bore 2un6SmGno OF alle
benz. Ser bar haot SSrtere$'e ior Sobn
@oIf % hans 8icrnirg ibIanbt oS, ON
Of itette bette 6ormaoI peS at tiolen'
be gioraa, Itore ellcr Imau, I'll &oSle'
reren apotbcfrr SuIiuS Necrgaaro.
$50 Siftb gpeniie, @rooflpn y. y
enteu / Gbed, 9oitanpiSninG eler SRI
m9rfer.
@eorg airfeaaaro, 6ormano, 5f4
IearI 81. Rep Dort; Gbas. 9bri'ten'
len, Npitiormauo, 1875 BEDFORD
slpen1tc, groofIpn; SuliuS Neergaaro,
aaSierer, $50 Siftb apenue, @root'
Inn; @ictor @ande. SefretGr, 357
Greene auenue. groofIpn; 6ru G1rt'
itine 9oeien, 5ru Sobannc Glen, Sr.
6. anoreicn. artbur arctanSer,
Sneno @rabm, Gmil GIriitenien,
gSm. 0ubl, Irel SeIlrung, &eb y,
SoIm, 9arI 6iider-Sauien Sr. Sen
len, q. Senien Thomas Seuicn $,
Whtrd. s. RebIe. Gbr. Relicn, ssiel'
len (3onnepirfe), asieIS 8ouliem :.
Z. GbriItenieu, 9. Gatrrmd, @m
Eeterien. Same$ 8aSmtSien, 7. Y.
&anoriip, ". Riiie, SIT. Santise, 6r
Sdumann, @m. Scott, Clinton Stop
G. Steru, u. Ssrenien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
Winn. Oiitrifts Ulooe,
(Slutning.)
Qeo 8ait. q. Z. s.

(Slutning.D
Sir8baG. Oct bIeo opluit al
Trof. 8. granbt at Sberiii y. u.
See / IcrtbtpooS, Soma, eier Ell norlt
gibel, trptt / aaret 1905, ION ban
bar blepeu buot $500 for. 9et bIeo
bcIluttet, at man ittoer no, paa boilte
9etinqelIcr oerne fan faaeS for Sl'
bIioefet oeS Slther Seminar. Frpt.
6. st. greus par untontmen 90 sI'
ifebeS 8clfommeu Of Sormonoen.
Stsfusiionen on SprettcIien az
npe gpguinger peo Gutberau Normal
SdooI iortiatteS. 8eo Ifitcmningen
itemte 100 for % 16 imob, men Gor'
naaet bIeu ienere giort erItenmrtgt,
Rinneiota 9iitrift riloe iPtte iig Oct
icm lit Waal at Tfaffe iaIt $4,000 I'll
| ben nne gpguins. I'll at f~oreitaa
Snoiamlingen iidmmen meo YaItor
| Billie palgteS Boitorerne 3. 6. Sor.
babl, ). 3. Olpisater % s. q. &e'
t~erier.
Iii apmite for ataoemicrre oalG'
res ogiaa 8rof. 6. g. grels. geilut'
uiraer anguaen6e oe soriae Ri$iio'
ner, fattcoe / De andre Giitrifter, til.
iterltes. @eo WtinSagstiocu oar man
IProig uleO ale SorretntngSiugcr, %
IStrs6ag gftermio od 9 op'
todes Yrof. 8. granots Referdt ON
Neenigbeosifolen til gebarOling.
4ait. % .. Sltul optogeS / Spuc'
Den.
usoagSor nj 5 8 q q toIte
Tormunoen % tafreoe for 8enlig'
beo o. aiRrIi9beS opfororeoe til
gniaheS % Samarbeibe. San sHifeoe
ale Serreus 0elii9nelie og BAD ON
allies Sorben. Bait. &, =. Serbee al.
lutte0e fit Referat ont Sirfen. Or.
s. g. Stub boIbt cit 3attetnle I'll
R%eniaheSerne. iom bID6e mo6td8et
Sunooen. Saitor Soban Slien ipa'
re0e paa RenisbeoenS Begne.
gae bar eni9e /. at IRat bdooe bdpt
ct iRrSeles goSt Rs6e. SfrinSer IN.
ser Wsoet beIs6 iig iii $50. Oct
opluites, at Ell 9Rrerinbe ira Siour
SaIls bapSe nn6er Msoet inoinmIet
$40 til lutheran Rormal Shool.
anoast boIotes peo Or. $. o. Strb
oa oer1neo aiilutteoes oct 1S6e orient
Iiae aarsmsoe for Niuneiota Giitrtft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
premierminilter Gombes

"SecorabsEoltenS" SGlerc OIL Nape
let, at ben franife GremtcrminiIter
Gombes bar bragt ben lopgipenoe
Soriomling til at peotagc Ell Soo.
ION giennemisrer en- itor Nororortttg
/ Sranfrigs llnoerpi&ningsnGien.
Sibfil bar Sunoeis SfoIer pGret /
.Sanberne pda Wunfeor0enerne; men
GA 6iSie / mango Seniecnocr or intoo
Sen republifanife Reeierin8, npttcSe
.be fin Stiaitg til at brine Nolttit %
til at unoergrupe oct ~beItoucnoe. 60
ben bar iorbereot unhcr 8aloed'
IRousienl, Der bar GombcS' 6or9iGrt'
ger; men ban magteoe life at glen'
ncmfsre ben. Gen me fronIfe Sfo'
lelop er life nnocrIe0eS % oGrre
emo bore omeritanife Stolelope, oer
rSeluffer ReIigion ira 6o9freoIen %
finn poobpoer llnoerpisning | SGS'
uina, Sfripnina, HeBning, SiItorie,
8eograii &atlffunoitob o. !. .. Wet
oct bar blan6t Scu tntbolite airtes
IGno / Sraitfrig f~remtalot ct Hortu'
Ifria ON, at 8egieringet og bet lob
aipenoe SoriamIing or irit9nferIt o9
religionsienSif. 0rt er ingenIurtoe
SilfelDet, bpQo Comics lelo ar9aur,
oa set fan / oct belle 'iGes, at Den me
SfoleIoo life bar lit ll0ipring ira Ell
beoenif aono, men er irengoaet 'ut
DC Wisbrug, iom oct tatbolife Ere'
iteifob gisr fig ifploiG / bnor Oct bor
Wugten. 5 Sruufrlg bar Oct tnotll
nl nplia oGret Stnten, iom bar urt'
berbol6t airfet, tbet 0cn bar lsnnet
8iifopper oa Breiter. Od Stats
b1toaettet bebanoIe0eS 1908, bolot
GombeS en- Gale, bpori BAN trent
bppeSe Rs6penoiabeben al, at 8eiIt'
Iiqbeoen o. airfen iii oer tilbsrlt9e
Ststte. Srmfrig8 @srn, ia9oe ban.
moo foo llnoeroi5ninJ | Reltgion,
,ssrit ga 6en ~fatbolife &irfe mel
9open / SpiSien log zig rubolit o1
boaneSe Sranfrigs &~rPiioent, bler
! apuforootet fra Nopoleon Is III
opbGpet og Statsfirtcn afffatIet.
On Gombes opIDic@, at ban er
.lSsn al en- SoteIpert / Spofranfrtg
Som ieSoonlig boO6e BET lille Sote
en- Sfienteihte, Der Iad ret onerTor
airten / gpen Gora. 8iitten al
Iinb poa en- YrcitcitOIe, 90 oa bar
bopbc opbuIot iig Ser / ) gar, ierotl
grfebiTfppen BAN til SimmelfartS
foIleaiet / geimes, Ell al Spofranfrtgi
itsrre gper, boor ban lit Sttel a
"abbeo". Ser ifreO han nogle tbeo
!, loaiffe Sotier, iom punnt griicn / el
af DC mango @e0bctompe, iom Sc
, iuiterne bar irSfsrt Tor al aripor
llngSommens 9ergicrrtgbeo. SIoei
bleo ban Carer / i'm 6soebp Bons
og her gifteSe ban ii8. Gette er m
40 Gar iiben.
=, Gombes Hog in0 pda Bolrtit o.
blep Re6lem al Gcputeretfammeret
{ Men i Meaemtiben hoooe ban iorm
q bret lin Sipspban. "a bans 8iRrtia
!. beo til en- Fige. ION elifeoe bar
. isien, gioroe oct umlItg for BAN q
! iortiqtte pan Den geiidige 9ane
Den tqtbolite Strife rtoo Breitcrr
life gifte iis), ereoeS ban meS ber
oes Ror ON Of itIOere Dseoicin. 90
,r tog fine eruminer meo 8lans {
"a torpligteoe iig hi at proftiiere 10,
o SGae i gons / mtrOit s Noaneo'
ai aaret. San boIOt Orb % BIZ
lon populRr. al man gientageni
i oolate bam til gpeus Mapor, ) .
o. plitcrettammeret orbeioeoe ban !
linart irem til en- al De IeSenSe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28

.gfofslssaasbossu", 9s feEoie mia &c rreGsi
pen baane iusosHbia % nooereig. Zen, ieHi
tHFer al fros literGre SsrIer, bar ! ben si
Sell at Ifae paa. bbor Be er lasi iiIreite 90 iaa'
Isees lei at NHoe. 90 ben. lem oil isGe s'isE
bifiorife ESlpsninaer ON nere nf bore ireuiEa'
aeuSe WseoneHnefsrs dseieiso, faGr ! ben en-
aoe Saauosr4inina. tineet % Bapirsi u
Imuif. o. osHs nnatoeHs CT SrIgieH at en-
lips Ses". W7Gnse 1ai iot ben.
". @rtebt Ruibfpto. g1inn-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
Or. Miles Anti Pills.

q sxri,st afs.rt % panLoelist DhsssI for ne err
nsrpss Ssossptns. R~psimrrtsr, VoDep'at. Rra.
rhaie. Eerpsfist Sruiabutst espnissass. Stst
eoaiea SHesholosr sosrftH cptarz tnsr gtOrha.
o. sItsrlsesr tnssh fsmms S'ferp'riHiusfL IS Soas
Is g<us. Soc apsthss,r tafr isHss al Or. Etiss
EssirsI g.. Slfeart aHotana
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-28
8eorae grunocs' SuItru % Dot.

VeprBc SultIh W ~ut
Ter err for SiSen / amerita iommen
meo 6riens 9rooer, Der er Spifer.
De ooeroGreNe anbnirsen al ct.
aouis llSitiainqeu efter isrit OF bdoe
beisat 9ep gOrf, Buffalo og ga
noSa. Gumcrre aeter mart at relic
.biem ober Bolton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
Mr., and Mrs. Cvrus Dickson ra.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Dickson re.
turned last night from their visit
in Illinois and to the St. Louis ex.
position. The pleasure of their
visit was marred by the sickness OF
Mrs. Dickson, who had a severe
attack of rheumatism and pleurisy
while there, and she has not vet
fully recovered.
About twenty colts were exhibit
ed on the street here last Saturday
to compete for the prizes offered
by the Scotland Percheron Horse
Breeders Assn. Prof. Wilson, of
the Agricultural College at Brook
lngs, who was in town, was press
ed into the service as Judge. The
first and third prizes we're given to
Frank Colwell, and the second to
j.. M. Dunmire. They were a fine
looking lot Of colts, and the inter
est that is being aroused in careful
breeding by the association will in
a few years have its effect on the
quality Of the horses in this vicin-
ity.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
VIZ T. u. and Y. Convention.

The second w. G. T. U. and Y
convention was held in the NJ. Z
church at Scotland June 10th an
18th, and delegates from Parkston
M%llltown, Springfield and Scotland
were present.
The meetings opened Thursday a
z p. m. Devotionals by Mrs. Mel
lie Haynes, and a very p~leasan'
address of welcome was given By
Mrs. Dollard, district president.
after which reports of the Unions.
Us and L. T. LIS were read. also
papers on Sabbath Observance"
by Mrs. Shearer of Parkston, and
What Of Our Boys" sent from
Springfield, read by Mrs. G.. c.
hng. The afternoon meeting drew
to a close and at $50 p. m. a very
pleasant program had been planned
Tor all who wished to attend. The
following program was rendered
and appreciated by all present.
Scotland may we'll be proud of her
talented young people, as each one
and all on the program did so well.
Devotlonals--Mr. Z. S. Bennett.
Muslc-Mr. and Miss ittmayer,
Misses Haynes, Maywald and eight
little girls.
Observation-Disclosures Johnston,
Ardery and Haynes.
Paper on "The Home"-Miss
Zetta Haynes.
Reading-Miss Frizzell.
Friday a.. M. another helpful
session was held. Many questions
were discussed and a beautiful pa
per on "Christian Citizenship" was
read by Miss Kelley of Midtown,
the author being Miss Brink. At
2 p. N. our state president, Mrs.
Ramsey, arrived. Devotionals by
Rev. Thurston A Greeting bv Mrs.
Ramsey, and a pleasing and help
full address, "Does Prohibition
Pay" by Rev. Thurston, was given.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year:
President--Mrs. Dollard of Scot
land.
Vice president-Miss Bridgeman
Of Springfield.
Corresponding secretary--Mrs.
W. H. Shaw of Parkston.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Shear
er of ParkstOn.
Treasurer--Miss Matte Brink of
Midtown.
Friday evening Mrs. Ramsey
gave her lecture, and those not
present missed one of the best lee
lures Of the season. It is we'll for
us to make the most Of these op-
portunities when it is possible.
A short session Saturday "a. m.
closed the convention, after voting
to hold the next district conven-
ton at Midtown.
Mrs. DoIlard of Scotland and
Mrs. Mowery of Parkston were
made life members of the W. c.. T.
Z. by the district. This honor is
generally given to those who are
active workers in the state. The
membership fee IS SO per mem
Der. This money is used in state
work.
Mrs. Ramsey gave instructions
on Departmental work and each
Union is going to do more this
coming year along that line. Then
several papers were read on depart
ment work also.
The church was nicely decorated
with flowers during all Of the meet
while the center table and
lamp above it were tastefully drap-
ed with beautiful white ribbon.
A large delegation is hoped for
next year. PRESS REPORTER.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
DIRECTORS.

9os. Janda of Wagner was in
I'm two or three days this week.
'A#pr. Scofeld of Parkston was
S9ansacting business in Scotland
Dnday.
III sall Ice Cream Sodas 1Oc, served
Ilh home made crushed fruits.
G. SCHMIERER & Co.
Ohm Reich returned last Satur-
asy from his visit to the St. Louis
position.
81 slhe Tyndall ball team played a
ssam game with the Scotland
|sE2ys last Friday, the latter being
sae winner with a score Of 6 to 4.
mot many bargains but all good
Eyes at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
u %Ar. Thorn returned from Sioux
s y Saturday, where he had been
|@gpEhlng for the Hanford Produce
70 for a few weeks.
J mr. Beatty brought to market
Saturday a basket of the finest
SatAVberries that we have seen this
JASON, picked from his garden.
Dutter and eggs taken in ex-
sa''ange for groceries at the North
ssSS'ern grocery store.
Il. G. G. MAX, Prop.
!. Nfs, W. B. White arrived from
IN Setnllllon Monday and went to
a'Fet to attend the wedding of
Gerald Douglas and Miss An
9 Baldwin.
4 an prepared to quote prices
i ollls of lumber delivered to any
sauon In South or North Dakota.
T. Or write for prices and save
p.1-r I>.,n,..,r
49, fren ch of Huron College
IT, t.. TWO interesting talks in the
| 'noy1erlan church here Sunday.
4 .ue morning his talk was devot-
'lle subject of christian edu-
ana especially to the work
49, ~ beng done at Huron Col
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
SCOTLAND MARKET REPORT.

Mrs. Geo. Scobell returned or
Tuesday from a visit with her par.
ents near Tabor.
j.. 0. Lee went to Yankton Wed.
nesday to attend a family reunion
of the Lee family at the home Of
bis mother.
Window Shades. You need them. We
have them and want to sell them. We
have by far the largest stock in The
city, our prices are right. we solicit youl
inspection. V. b. DIEHL.
Prof. Sell, the new president OF
Redfeld college, is in town today,
and will speak in one of the Ger
man churches this evening.
A crew of plasterers and tenders
arrived from Sioux City Monday
accompanied by the son of the CON
tractor, Mr.. Houx, and are plas-
tering BirkinbIne & Browns build
ing. They expect to finish the job
this week. "
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

n S~S~Sh%R We
Mr.. j. c. Boyles of Yankton
son.in-law of j. e, Haynes, was in
town yesterday and drove to Men.
no to help invoice a stock of goods.
Mr.. Bungard of Avon, and Miss
Johanna Billigmeier we're married
at the home of the brides parents
IN the south part of town y~ester-
day.
Misses Laura and Helen William
son, of Greenwood, were guests Of
Miss Helen Heating this week
while on their way home from
Lake Forest, III.
Mr.. Crook, head brick layer on
Mr.. Becker's new building, is get
ting anxious to go to his home in
Sioux City and get an,introduction
to a little daughter that arrived
last Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Ernest, Evansville,
Ind.-"Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea is splendid. Makes sick peo-
pie well. Cured me after others
failed" Tea or tablet form. 35c.
Diehl's Corner Drug Store.
The first real thunder storm of
the season came last Sunday even.
ing. Nearly an inch of water fell,
and following three days Of exceed
ingly hot weather the effect on the
atmosphere was somewhat refresh
ing.
Chris. Redmann, brother of Mrs.
Jacob Reich, living east of town,
has sold bis personal property at
auction, and next week expects to
go to California where he will spend
several months and perhaps locate
permanently.
Paul Landmann has now receiv-
ed a full line of all kinds of lumber
and building material. It will be
to the best interest of builders to
give him their patronage, as he is
the direct cause of the reduced
price of lumber. Call and get his
prices. (tf)
Mrs. Pierce, mother Of T. S. Biz
kinbine, was quite severely hurt
this morning. She was out on the
lawn when a loose horse dragging
a long picket rope attached to an
iron hitching post came running
past her, knocking her down and
bruising her quite badly. 1t is not
known how severely she is injured,
but it is hoped not seriously.
The Tabor ball team, reinforced
with some of the best players in
the Tyndall team came up to try
the mettle of the Scotland team
Tuesday. The score at the end OF
the ninth inning was a tie-four
apiece. Tabor went to bat in the
tenth and failed to score. Scotland
then went to bat and got three men
safe on bases and no outs when the
Tabor boys played the baby act
and refused to play. Come again
boys, but next time bring your
nurses along.
Lieut.. Walter M. Ellis, who was
here last week, vas considerably
impressed with the delightful wa
ter at the spring on Mr.. Stafford's
farm east of town. Mr.. Ellis has
travelled quite extensively and has
many of the famous water
ing places and mineral springs,
and he says the water at many of
these noted places does not COM
pare with that at the Scotland
spring. He says the people of
Scotland do not appreciate what
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
Notice to Creators.
Estate of John Skuch, deceased.

Estate of JOHN Skuch, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Mary ShuCh, administrators of the estate OF
John Shuc1, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four mouths after the first
publication of this notice, to the said admin
istratriX, at tho Office of Robert Dollard. ter
attorney. at Scotlan1, in the county of Bon
Honln1e, S. D..
Dated at Scotland, S. D., June Il. 1904.
MARY SHUCH.
Administrative OF the estate OF
John Sl1uCi, deceased.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23
CA - ea r q
Bears tbe - Tho Kind You Have AIways Boz
Signature .f &XzNzZM

Mr.. G. A. Kaeppler, who is in
the wholesale grocery business in
Lacrosse, Wis, visited his broth
err, H. A. Kaeppler, at this place
last week. They went to Clark
county Monday to look at a tract
of land with q view to purchasing.
Before returning H. A. Kaeppler
will also inspect several quarters
in Faulk county that he contem-
plates buying.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-23

Mrs. Waddams is visiting at b,
Homme this week.
Mrs. Butler returned to he,
home in Chicago Tuesday.
Roy Marchant and Ed Respe,
went to Andes Monday to put in
some cement walks.
Rev. Il. R. Upton was elected
president of the state G. E.. society
at the convention last week.
Contractor Houx is figuring on
the contract to build a new brick
store building for VIM. Behl.
Alex. Treiber and Howard Frjz.
zell went to belmont today to help
the Parkston boys in a game of
ball.
Mr.. Ed Fallon is preparing to
have a plate glass front put in his
grocery store, and will fix IN in
metropolitan style.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20
c. H. STEARNE for LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR

Hon. ChHs. II. stearns vas born in
on, Ysrmont, Feb. Z, 1884, and isthe
81 Ste W. and Mary A. (Car-
] Stearns. His father was manu-
er and inventor of some note and
h6ant oflnost honors BILE and worthy
tors. The subject OF this sketch re-
his education in the public schools
native town and later attended the
Normal School in Johnson and the
Seminary at Montpelier. In 1874 he
ed into partnership with his father
|epari his business career, in which he
cen eminently successful and shows
|inctly commendabIe record of a self
man. He is now the head of large
featuring interests and one of La
L County's leading citizens. He has
Extensive legislative experience, hav-
srved in both houses of the Legis-
! and has held many positions of
L and trust in his towh and county.
nanv yesrs he has been prominent IN
ounsels Of the republican party and a
|actor in its work aud achievements.
as always been loyal TO the best inter
bf his party and state and is at present
President OF the State Republican
ue. His inexh1ustible energy has
/ him an active worker everywhere.
as never sou2h ht g state office for MN
but has frequently been found hust-
for Others whom ne believed worthy
+eferment. Every part Of Mr.. Stearns'
i'd Of public service reveals good ludg-
h. strong efficiency and sound lnteg-
His eminent fitness for the office,
bast service'sn popular esteem nave
him the voluntary choice OF many
tens in many parts of the state.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20

Summary: Earned runs, Barton 10, New
port 10; two base hits, Guild, V. Hitch
cock, Searles, Hazel 2, Thompson; three
base hits, Guild, R. Webster, V. Hitchcock.
Searles, Maloney; home runs, Guild,
Searles; first base on balls, off Jenness A.,
off Webster l, off Searles 1 struck out, by
Jenness 4, by Webster 1, by Ingraham l.,
by Searles 3; left on bases, Barton 6, New
port II; double plays, Guild and Hitch
cock, Mayo and Smith; wild pitches,
Jenness 1, Ingraham 1; passed balls,
Searles 3; first base on errors, Barton s.;
Newport 8; hit by pitcher, Hitchcock, W.,
2; stolen bases, Barton II, Newport s.;
Umpire, G. A. Barrows; scorer, J. NJ.
Blake.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20

Everyone hit the, ball apparently whenever
be chose and The runs piled up so rapidly
that II was almost painful to write them
down. However the game gave much
amusement to the on-lookers and the
fans went home satisfied.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20
BARTON.

napter meeting this evening. WORK
aas. Leonard has gone to Northheio 10
K.
2. c. h. Brook spent Sunday in st.
nsbury Center.