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Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
Local News

John w Hallor, Of Globe, was d
visitor in Stafford last Saturday
and Sunday.
James Boggs, who runs Fred
| Thorstenson's blacksmith shop.
has new ad in today's GUARDIAN.
Mr.. Boggs makes a specially of
plain and fancy horseshoeing.
G. W. Morris has an advertise
ment 10 this weeks GUARDIAN for
the Palace saloon. You can get
the very best wines, liquors and
cigars at Nj. Morris place.
VIM. Kirkland places an ad in
this weeks GUARDIAN for his
blacksmith shop. Mr.. Kirkland
has had bis shop leased for the
past two years, while be has been
at the mines in the Chincabua
mountains
Francisco Borquez, Horero
Remero, Henlano Louissno and
Carmel Sanove were all arrested
on Sunday for fighting and dis
turbing the peace. Sanove was
discharged and tho others fined
Sl0 each.
J.J. Quinn brought a bunch of
sweet potatoes to the GUARDIAN
Office this week that weighed s6
pounds. They were all taken from
one hill and were attached to the
same vine.when brought here.
Reese Webster, NJ II. Mason.
@ F. Pascoe. l.. NJ. Perry, Chas.
Alt, Jerry Elliott and T G. IugIes,
all Of Clifton and Theo. Shirley,
Of Metcalf, were here last Satur-
day as witnesses in the Pascoe
bankruptcy case.
Rev. A. L. Hawley, the new
pastor for Stafford in the NJ 4.
church preached his frat sermon
here Sunday morning. He also
preached to good audience ia the
evening. Mr.. Hawley arrived 10
Stafford last Saturday, accompanied
by his wife and children. On be-
half of the people Of Stafford we
extend a hearty welcome TO Mr..
and Mrs Hawley.
Judge J. M. McColIum, the quill
driver Of the Ariz0n1 Register. came
up from Globe last Tuesday and
returned yesterday. The judge
informs us that the supervisors
have granted Dory Morris fran
ehise TO build an electric car line
in Globe. Mr.. McCollum is Of the
opinion that the work Of eonstruc.
tion will begin in the near future.
While I. O'Bryan was on his
way to Solomonvile last Satur-
day, he met with quite painful
accident. He was horseback and
the bride with which he was rid
ing fell apart and dropped to the
ground. The horse became fright
ened and threw Mr. O'Bryan Of,
breaking one of his fingers and
slightly bruising his shoulder.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
PROGRAM FOR VALLEY WARDS

All visitors attending ward con.
ferences should be present before
10 a. m. and not disturb the Sun
day schools.
AT IL a. M conference will con.
vene. At | p. m. ward officers and
visitors will meet in officers meet.
ing. At2 p. m. general conference.
AT 1880, Y. NJ. ard Y, L. Mutual
Improvement meetings.
To stake officers: We invite
you to attend all our ward con-
ferences by one of your representa-
tivcs. Be present not later than
10 a. H..
To Sunday school superintend-
ents: Ward conference will not
interfere with your Sunday school.
All visitors are supposed TO be
present at 10 a. m. and take part
with the school.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
Stafford GROCERY
COMPANY
M. MARKS, PROP.
SaffoTd, Arizona
Located in old Bank building
Garry a full line of Groceries
GIVE US a CALL
Methodist Appointments

Tho Methodist Episcopal con
ference recently held in Yuma,
made the following appointments
for the present year:
Phoenix-A, R. Mclean.
PRESCOTT. W. Wheatley.
Tucson-F. II. Schafer.
Bisbee-To be supplied.
Cananea-C. P, Metcalf.
Douglas-I, L, Oakes.
Flagstaff-A, M. Lumpkin.
Glendale-E. e Dowd
Globe--A. K, Stabler.
Jerome-A. X. Stewart,
Kingman and Seligman-H. 1.
Farr.
Mesa--J. A. Brouch.
Needles, CAL David Roberts.
Sofford--A H. Hawley.
Tempe. G. Rollins.
Tombstone and Benson-A. A.
Hyde.
Winslow VIM. Whitfield.
Williams-E. G. Decker.
Wilcox and Pearce-To be sup.
piled.
Yuma NJ. Ochiltree.
The next conference of the
church will be beld in Phoenix,
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
The Best Doctor

Rev. B. G. Horton, sulpher
Springs, Texas, writes, July 18Th
1902: 81 have used in my family
Ballard's Snow Liniment aud
Horehound Syrup, and they have
proved certainly satisfactory. The
liniment is the best we have ever
used for headache and pains. The
cough syrup has been our doctor
for the last eight years"
Sold by Stafford Drug Company,
Stafford; Thatcher Drag Company,
Thatcher, Frank A. Cluif, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
Tho company reserves the right to var,

The company reserves the right to vary
without notice.
All trains carry passengers.
All regular trains are classified on the time
able with regard to their priority Of right 10
the Pack trains of the first class being super
or to those Of the second and all succeeding
classes.
All south hbound trains have absolute right
OF track over all northbnund trains Of the
same OF inferior class.
Minimum running zine for delayed passenger
trains viii e2H minutes for each mile, freight
trains minutes.
Nos II and l2 make close connection at Bowie
with Southern Pacific trains for both East and
West, and at ilObe with stage lines TO Payson,
Upper Salt River Valley Riverside, Tonic Bas-
In and Ray mine
Employees viii destroy all time cArds OF pre-
ylous date.
Telegraph stations Flag stations, no
agents.
rg-Ths Pacific standard Time Is one
hour slower than Mountain Time
EpEs RANDOLPH, A. N BEAL
President. superintendent
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL ooNyENTIoN

The convention of the ST. Joseph
Stake Sunday Schools will be held
at Thatcher Saturday and Sunday,
! October 2lst and 22nd.
superintendent Of the Sunday
schools will please make all neces.
sary arrangements for the con-
ductIng of their schools on the
above date as per the instructions
in the Juvenile Instructor Of jan
uary 18th.
All officers and teachers will
please be prepared to take part in
the discussions of the subjects as
signed to their respective depart.
ments as published in the Juvenile
of above date.
All officers of the,various organi.
cations are cordially invited to at
tend the sessions of the Sunday
school convention.
JOSEPH H. LINES, Supt.
PROGRAM OF MEETINGS, SATURDAY
EVENING, 1880 P.M.
Singing.
Prayer.
One half hours song service.
Practice the following songs: L.
"Our Home IN the Mountains" !"
pages Isl, 1873. 2. "Glory to these
Latter days." l4O, l43. s. .'Sacra-
mental Hymn" %, 20. 4. "March-
ing Home" 1873, 13l.
Address of welcome by the sup
erintendent of the stake.
The Spirit versus the Letter in
Sunday school work-by a mem
Der of the General Sunday School
Board.
Music.
Pracucal talks: l. Preparation
and conditions of the Sunday
School rooms. Q. The social side
of the Sunday School. 8. Home
Cooperation in Sunday School
work. 4. The Usher, by stake
superintendents or assistants.
Special song.
Remarks by members of the
General Board.
Singing.
Benedictlon.
Handshake and social.
GENERALAssE SUNDAY $50 A. NJ.
|. Singing.
2. Prayer.
3. Opening remarks.
4. Separation for department
work.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SUNDAY, 1:45 P. NJ
|. Singing.
2. Prayer.
8. Separation for department
work.
MEETING OF STAKE BOARD, SUNDAY,
4:l5P.M.
Special Sunday school business.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, SUNDAY, 1880 P. NJ
Singing.
Prayer
Singing
Short talks by ward superintend-
ents.
Singing.
Talks by presidency of stakes,
Singing, "True TO the Faith"
Talks by members of the Cen
eral Board.
Singing.
Benediction.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
Death Of Irving

Sir Henry Irving died suddenly
at Bradford, England, last Friday
night The death of the disting
uished actor was totally unex,
pected He was engaged in a tour
of the provinces, appearing night
ly, and a few days ago spoke at a
public meeting in advocacy of the
movement for a municipal theatre,
Sir Henry played as usual FRI
day night at Bradford and re
turned from the theatre to bis
hotel, when he was seized with IN
attack Of syneope, dying at lE8O
p. m.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20

Burt Alvord was released from
the territorial penitentiary on
October 9th and is now IN Los
Angeles 1t is reported that be
will be arrested and taken to Mex.
leo TO stand trial for holding up q
man and robbing him of several
thousand dollars worth of uilion.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
This Space Belongs TO The 81. Joseph
Stake and [ D S Academy

WARD CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS
Oct 22nd, Bisbee and Douglas,
Pres. Layton. Franklin, Pres.
Kimball. Graham, r. g. Layton
and A. G. Peterson.
Oct. 29th, Eden, Pres. Johnson.
Pima, Pres. Kimball and Layton.
Nov. 18th, Hubbard, Pres. Kim.
ball. Matthews, VIM. d. johnson
and G, NJ. Layton.
Nov. 10th, Thatcher, stake pres
idency.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
NOTICE

The meetings of the Sunday
School Convention will be held 10
the Il, D. S. Academy. Thatcher,
Saturday evening, the 2lst at 1880
p. N Sunday morning, the 22nd,
at 9:30 a. m Sunday afternoon,
the 22nd at LAS p m. Sunday
evening, the 22nd at 1880 p. m.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
HOME MISSION APPOINTMENTS FOR
OCTOBER 20, 1905

HOME MISSION APPOINTMENTS Fol
OCTOBER 20, 1905
Bryce-Robert Tyler, John Cluff
Hubbard-P. A. Norton and Ray
Hansett
Graham-w. R. Reed and Elan
Olsen,
Lebanon-.F. N. Tylerand Frank
Robinson.
Central-A. R. Brewer and H.
u Russell.
Matthews j. N. Haywood and
i. W. Moody.
Eden--Kimball Markham and
Claud Packer.
Home missionaries are excused
from the ward where ward con.
ferences are held, if they choose
not to attend.
Ward clerks and secretaries
should gather up all old recods
The will be wanted soon by the
church historian
Secretaries should keep a care.
full record of all officers who pre-
side in the respective organiza.
tons Dates should be given in
every instance.
There are a few wards that have
not yet supplied the stake clerk
with the names of those who have
presided in the different organiza-
tions from 1894 to December 81,
1900 This information is wanted
by the church historian.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
First publication Sept. l5--S time'
Summons

In tho Justice court NO. Precinct County OF
Graham, Territory OF Arizona
D. W. Wickersham. plaintiff,
Va
CIV. Haulon, defendant,
Action brought in the Justice Court OF No.
precinct, IN and for the county OF Grahsm,
IN the territory OF Arizona.
Hin the name OF the Territory OF Arizona;
To q. ". Hanlon, defendant. greeting;
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear ip an action brought against you by the
aboVe named plaintiff In the Justice court Of
No. l precinct In and for the county OF Graham.
In the territory OF Arizona, and answer 10 the
complaint hlcd in said Justice court, at Stafford,
IN ahid county, within ave days exclusive Of
the day OF service, after the service upon you
OF this summons, n served within this precinct
but served without this precinct but within
the county, ten days; Il served out OF the
county, nfleen days In all other case twenty
days, or Judgment BY default viii be taken
against you.
Given under my hand at Stafford, this 9Th day
Of September, 1906
wB FONDA.
Justice OF the Peace OF said Precinct
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20

j. G, Gatti, the Clifton butcher,
spent several days in Stafford this
week and as a result shipped a car
load OF fine hogs TO Clifton for use
in his meat market
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20

Rev Il. l. Farr left for King
man last Friday He has been as
signed to labor at that place for
the coming year.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
A. P. KINNISON.
BARBER.

Sharp Razors, Clean Towels,
Hair cutting and Shampoo
ing, in the latest style.
H2ning razors a speciality.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or
hail and money refunded.
Stand at Akin shop.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20

TO BISHOPS AND PRESIDING OFFICERS
In preparation for ward confer.
'enccs, we desire that all vacancies
be filed and that your list of ward
officers be made complete for the
occasion and on hand for the pur.
pose of sustaining officers, That
good work may be done, we sug.
gest that in the smaller wards
where the Saints are so scattered,
that you bring lunch and water so
an officers meeting can be held at
noon.
STAKE (ANDREw K1MBALL,
presideron WIN. D. JOHNSON,
CHAs. NJ, LAYTON.
Program for valley wards will
not be maintained in the outlying
wards.
Ward conference is record day.
All records shonld be at the meet
ing house and fully up to date.
All financial accounts are to be
audited; full accounting for
everything.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20

The Valley milling company is
still paying the highest cash price
for whest 24.h
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
Arizona & New Mexico Railway Co.
LOrdsburgs 4 Hachita Railway Co.
Time table No. 26.

In eject ia.oi a m, sunday, August 40, 1905.
Graham guardian., 1905-10-20
LEaAL.

u. J.RSal,
Attorney at Law.
otlee in the Arizona copper COS saiidins Se
side Of the river
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-23
Real Estate Transfers.

(rhis list is furnished by the courtesy of the
Sisseton Loan and Title Co. complete list
will be printed each week.
Nina Ncslund To William H. Heath, So nwli
and nls sw1. sec l3 las 40. $3.50.
Fred II. Townc and wife to M. A. knappen,
lots IL to IS, blk 90, Sisseton. 5000.
Ole Bolin to Andrew I'olin, part of lots $, .
TO- IL and IL, bllt2 White Rock. SlD.
Andrew Wolf and wife TO Charles III, Wal
lace, nwa sec %, sci. % So swl4 23 twp l's2'4s
II 90 and other.
David p. Rugg aud wife to Louis o. Lund
green. mex 22-l2349 $1,000.
Frank l.. Goetz and wife TO Torstcn r. An
ness. lots l. , B. 4. D. g. ID a. 10, l6. II and IL,
blk 63. Sisseton. 800.
Charles b. Smith and wife TO browns Valley
State Bank. 81 nwl and lots 3 h 4, sec 3-l26
30. $500.
L. S. TO Bur(ett Maine. sela y l23 30 sLoo
u. S, TO John IL, Woolcott, seAi 26'l2a-o:
$500.
Ida Thompson and husband to William h
Roberts sw,, nei4, Sei4 nwl1 and eh swh, sec
5-l22-51. $4,000
o. $. to John c. Nelson. VIZ sly ! sec ~ ant
elL seI4 sec 30, twp 122 30.
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THE CHURCHES.

st. Peters-Servlces at 1920 IA. m
and 1870 p. m. Rev. FIR. GUILTY.
Lutheran-Pr Preaching services In
the Norwegian Lutheran church Sun
day morning at l0:3o, evening SER
vice p, m.
Methodist Glass meeting, l o a. IN.
preaching, l0:30: Sabbath School.
ll:45: Junior f. l.. 3 D. M: Epworl h
League, 6:30: evening service p. ln
Rev. i. b. Dunn. Pastor
Presbyterian Church Sunday ser
vices. Preaching 1890 a. m Sun
day School, , M: &. f.. meeting Ga;
p. M: evening service. p. IN. Rev
Joseph Mlllett. pastor.
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MRS. u. E. LIKENESS.

The death of Mrs. d. +. Lekness occurred at
her home in this city ON Sunday morning last,
after Il short illness, of quick consumption.
Though she had been ailng fora number OF
months, she was confined TO her bed but few
days before her death. Mrs Lekness. nee
Sophia l3endickson. of Bossio was but "a yrs.
of age and leaves besides her husband an
infant six months old. The bereaved ones
have the deepest sympathy of neighbors and
friends in this great sorrow. Funeral services
were held from the house OH Tuesday after
noon conducted by Rev. X. ~ Rude.
Her sun set while it was vet day.
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The above are only a few of the bar
gains we have to offer i'm shoes and we can
only convince you of what great bargains
they are when YOU call and see the goods
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SPORTS.
Base Ball

The ball game between SiSScton and
Rrittod teams at Clear Make Monday
resulted Ia a victory for Britton by IA
score of 10 >. Owing to errors i'm the
fourth inning the Brttou boys got in
four runs.
SiSSeton crossed bats yesterday
With Peevcr on the home grounds,
and resulted i'm a score of : to . IN
the seventh ming IN favor of the
SissetOn boys
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noon, he Will speak at Good VIII
Mission. He is one of the students
who are working their way through
school and is a good illustration of
the class of young people for whom
the College is needed He is a candi-
date for the ministry and expects to
90 to the foreign field.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-23

We have an overstock of Mems hats and
therefore concluded TO close them out ruth
er than carry them over. OF course we
lose money by doing this, But our loss is
your gain, ii you only take advantage of
this great reduction which we know YOU
Will when you see the quality of goods we
have to offer.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-23
ADKINS GOsI.INE.

Married In this city on Sunday evening at
o'clock. Mr. Lance Adkins to Miss Nell Cos
line, the Rev. Samuel Mlllett Officiating After
Il short wedding trip, tho happ! couple Will
be at home in this city. Both - young folks
are we'll known and have large circle of
friends in this city who will JON the STANDARD
in best wishes for their future
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-23
Court House Cuttings.

Miss olga Stadstad. who returned last week
from st. Olafs college. Mortified. Mimi, is
now employed in the register of deeds office.
MISS Adele Foss began work in the Abstract
office on Monday.
Miss Amy Mcdonald. who has been en-
lloyed in the register of deeds Office for II
number of months past, has boon transferred
TO the Office of the Roberts County Abstract
and Title company
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STANDARD ads bring results.

STANDARD ads bring results.
DR.. Brown returned Wednesday
from Rochester, Mlnu.
Bent BluuInnull. of PeeNer. Larlleu
in town tuesday.
Mr. aud ..lrs..C w. Garrison and
son are Wishing IN leever
MIR. and Mrs. Iom Casey drove
over % GracevlIIe on Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Pulver, of Peever
visited with relatives over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j.. p. German OF Brit
ton, were on town Monday TO attend
the Adkins Gosine wedding.
Miss Nellie Todd went to Horton,
Kansas, last Saturday, called their by
the illness of an uncle.
Mrs. Henrietta Steele went to
Aberdeen Monday as IA delegate TO
the w. II. e. convention.
Miss Mamie Goslne came home
from Britton Sunday, and Will remain
at home the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Havana of Tintah. Mimi,
spent a few days this week with MI,
and Mrs. Tom Casey.
Dr. F.each, President of Brookings
College, was IN the city the last OF
last week in the interest OF the
college.
The Junior Epworth League will
have their closing exercises for the
summer at the Methodist Church
Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. MllleLt and son
left Monday for Kingston, New
York, where Rev. MilleLJ will spend
his vacation.
Rev. Dunn will not preach at tnt
Methodist Church neXJ Sunday mora
ing. He will be at the Big Stone
camp meeting.
III. L. Spackman, rounded up a
bunch of land seekers Tuesday and
pulled his freight for Clnada to sell
them chunks OF the Kings domain.
Paul Kurdish, one of the best OF
'enl from Easter township, was III
town Monday to meet some relatives
who came III on the lain,
A. w. Lindquist came up from
Wllmot on the train Saturday an'
he and Rob Howell went back tt
Wilmot in the benZne buggy.
Rev. u. e. Evans. OF Good WI
mission, was in the city wednesday
He says they are gong to nave
rousing celebralion over there on
uly 4th.
l.. NJ Dienier. b:Othcr-in-law o
II. l.. Spackman, and Mrs. >. w
johnson, sister ,,f H. l.. and JOIN
Spackman, arrived in the city Tues
day from Dacntah. LII for tw
weeks visit.
Rev. Peithman. the German Luth
ern minister OF Webster, was IN :lly
enroute to h I'D services in Gran
township and at Window. He wi
confirmation services at Windon
Sunday.
Among those VINO went down
Simpson PARK, Big S:nne Lake, Mon
day to attend the summer school ,wei
Prof Jones, MYRTLE Todd. Victor
Schmidt, Glen Snow, Mabel Schanl
and Mamie Todd
Volney b Cushing. of Bangor, Nc
one of the veteran TEMPERANCE orato
Of the U. S. spoke on lSt. Ave. Ed
on SATURDAY. AFTERNOON last, al
again on Sunday evening. in u
M. E. church. HIS ability Us
speaker is unuuestionahle and
handled the subject III a thorough al
energetic manner. A large audicn
was present Sunday evening.
"Lucy" Duna. the versatile, gift
and good .mking insnran ce MAJ FRI
Gracevile. is III the city this we
dong IL stroke. of huslness. +
away 10 the dim vlstas OF the pa
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Gun Club Scores.

AT tho gun club shoot last Friday
evening, G. l.. Lingren earned the
right to the medal by breaking 20 of
the 20 clay pigeons offered him. The
scores are as follows:
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Marriages..
BIEIkI,N- HANSON

Married at the home of the brides father
John Hanson, on June 18th. Mr.. Theodore
Bierly and Miss Agnes Hanson, both of Boss
10. The Rev. Il. II. Gunnerson oficiatcd.
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Deaths.
IA ItIBAuLT.

Died at his home near Slsseton Agency, June
To- David Faribault. aged 10 years.
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CRADLE. ALTAR AND GRAVE
Births.
NYRDliG

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nyborg of
Peever, on June 18th SON.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-23

SO long ago that it seems to us like
ancient history, Mr.. Dunn and We
scribe were freck lefaced. bare-footed
boys tosether and attended the same
school in Freedom county, MINI.
we enjoyed Il lively social sessl IN
am talked over old friends i'm 1.-THE
days of auld lang syne.H
Miss Clara Goebcl is visiting friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. 5. LeCount of Wlmot
visited i'm thc city yesterday.
County Auditor Oliver and family
spent Wednesday at big Stone Lake.
The STANDARD office is the place
I" get your job printing.
w. j. Towles Of the Red eros s
Pharmacy has new ad in this is
sue. Read It,.
A fine large harm is being erected
on the w. Is. Morris property. occu-
DIED by l.. j. OnsLad
Senator lIaugen and T. Craigo of
Wllmot We're business VISITORS in tins
city to-day.
Albert Carlberg journeyed down to
the Twin Cities Monday on bust.
ness mission, returning Wednesday.
Hazel Arrowsmith and Hazel Brew
ster entertained a number of their
little friends at the Brewster home
ON Wednesday, afternoon.
Judge Andrews and wife are enter
tanning w. r. Thomas and daughtel
Mari eof WATERFOWL. Mi SIS Thcma.
recently returned from Europe.
The present city administrations
are DOING some good work on the
streets especially op the roads that
approach the city from different direc-
lions. They have all been fixed 81
that they are easy TO travel over.
Miss Anna PTunty is attending
the institute at Ortonvllle. after
wi lch she Will spend the balance of
the vacation with her parents at
Appleton WIS.
Robert Daniels. who jerks tighten
ing and otliciates as night operator ut
Ortunyillc was ia the city between
trains yesterday. Robert is taking d
months vacation which he is spend
Inc at his home i'm Wlmot.
w. y. Wilson-evervbody knows
hm-haS leased the Blue Front llv
cry barn and stocked 1T with a com
pletc new outfit of horses and mp
to date rigs. II you want Il inc
turnout, see Wilson or telephone
$50.
With IL big celebration at Wilmot
one at Big Stone aud one of eXcep
tIonal interest at Good Will. no ONT
should be at a less for a place tt
spend the Fourth.
The sale OF the Buffalo Lake skim
ming station. which was to have
taken place on June Goth. has beer
postponed to Wednesday,, June 2Sth
at | o'clock p. M. when the sale O
the property will occur. 1t will pa
those interested in that class of ma
chinery to he present. The building
arc also to be sold.
w. b Hennessy one of the hes
known newspaper men OF the north
west, and literary man of reputa
tun, is at the Sisseton Agency
gathering data for Il series of articles
on tine Sioux Indians: past and pres
emit, together with "reminiscences an,
memoirs of Major Mclaughlin, VIII
perhaps one of the best authoritle
on Indiad lore IN the northwest
These articles will appear in tn
Century Magazine and then be pub
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