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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
GuiiiideS @efdmaotr
Nimmt tit Der &anlrall : Sai, &Odindina, Yros
piaut Gin.
9uifider abmiral hbr Iujedpnfp's ansfdten. = Imlifaniide &rmgs
idiTe Del guruep. = Se oemtite Brefe in6et iber enen %fram0fiden
&Hdma. Ser aaHer 80 SaOrnina. = Grnilide Streiunrnbeu
AZ 9imuses, 5ranfreid.

unb DEFENDERS, ob es heftreitet, bab bas
@ef9wober in fransDfii9en @emdRern
mar, ME es oies tbat, dig oas @ef9pa=
Der BEL Wabagascar mar
8leibt es bierbsi, 10 miro Sapan oas
Gedt baben, bic ruifIden S4ife in
Der 2amran=8 ai ail3u9reifen.
Ruffif9e S9iffe Bel Sap
% aoaron.
8 ongtong, IL. Ipril. Der
beutide Sampfer ygrunbiloe" fam
bsute BON Singapore bier an uno bs-
ri9tet, baB er am IA. Mpril, 80 Wei=
len n6roli9 bon Sap pabaron, BON
ruifiden 9reusern a~n9ebalten tpuroe.
Sc puroen 80 ruiff6e Sdife gssdblt,
bic nit sebn 3noten @eIdpinoi9teit in
RECOMMENDATIONS &idtuns oampften
sic ISienen in gutsm 3uftanoe gu
iein.
3ap paoaron III on Der 9tfte BON
@o6iu9ina, ni9t melt iaoli4 bon Der
3amran.Ba i
&ue hei 8 o 9 t o g.
Yaris, II. N2ril. Cine De-
pefde o ct. petersburg on oas vg4O
be paris" meloet. oaB elm She'll bon
4omiral &OiefDenstp's @eidwaoer bel
SOnetons ssiebsn purbe. ME es in
nOro6fliasr &i9tung fubr.
Die 9a9ri9t III BON anoerer Settle
nod nidt betdtigt tDOrOsn.
Rufen IN Der 3 uran=
g q |.
Qonoon, II. Npril. Cine Be-
pef9e bon Sontona meloet. oaB elm
She'll beg ruiRi9en @eiapabers In Der
Suran=gai, $50 Weilen n3roli9 bon
Der 2araman=9 Bal, eefeben tpurbe.
aItungi n
PoIen.
mari d q u, II. Npril. Inter
Dem 8oriB bes 8eneral9ouuerueurs
WnrimOOit6 wiro au 9lnfans Mai cine
2Onferenj a~bse6alten tueroen. I'm
pldne fir 2otalpsrwaltuns in ben
9anboifritten YOlsna gu entnsrfen.
Snbien.
Imeritani9e Rrtegs=
f4iffe.
Gabuan, 8ritiib.8 orneo, IL.
9lpril. Sie amerifaniiden Sorpeoo=
brot. 3erf6rer v8arrp" uno v@baun.
eep" tameu beute BON ben pbilippinen
bier an, Inn ben 9reu3er v&alsisb" gu
trsfen. Dieter mar aber idon abes=
fabren. Die ameritanii9en Sorpeoo-
bOot:3erh6rer batten tueber ruiiI9e
nod iapaniide 3riessIdife sefidtet.
Seutih
Seutf1er Sriump6 8.
Berlin, II. Npril. Das Sin,
lenten bss fran36fiden Miniffers bee
G.uBsrn in Der Marotfo-6 rass mire
BON Der prefe in ipaltenlangen DR.
titeln befpro4en unb aIsemein als be,
gr6Bte Sriump6 bs3sidnet. psldsr biz
osuti&e Diplomatic fsi Subrsn errun'
gen bat. Sc unterlieet feinem 3peifel
mebr. oaB bic fransOiide &eaierunq
i9 NIT @raaie in's 1nbermeiblidt
fiigen tpiro, aber bas perbinoert biz
Barrier uno 2Onooner 5ebbldtter nidt,
meter gesen bic osutids NnmaBuns 81
mettern. Im idlimmftsn treibt es be,
So3ialiff Saures, Der in ieiner ySu.
mantle" 3~ettert: vSeutidlano teht oel
@ioiliirune bon Morotto i'm Wsge,
uno bas barf nidt geoulbst tuerben,
Wenn Der 3aiier feline ansebli9er
&edte bertbeibigen min, tpsrben mi,
ben unSrigen erf re4t @eltung uer'
fdafen."
3oIIpoIitit.
Berlin n, IL. Npril. Die vDeutfd
8aees3eitune" oas Organ Der Mgra
rier, tpeldes ffets bafir eintrat, bal
Der 6anoelsOertrag nit ben Der. @taa
ten tusgsn Der Weifbergiinifigungs
tlauiel gefitnoiat uerbe, bebauptet, bal
bic 2fnbi9ung beborfebe.
Bemibunsen Der ah. prehe boz
aansler b. 8iIotp cine grtldruna Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
% en- | q attelfefe

OeItIU IL. Npltts VtopS QSb
terteit erreat 9sseupdrtig bic bief9e
SleiidersS nuuuI. Wie bereits friber
9smsIost, bat oieislbe einem alten 0ers
tommen semdb Die @rlau6niB, erbal=
ten, an 0Od3sitstase oes &ronprin3sn
bic 8raut su pferoe e%in3ubolen. 0un=
bert Witglieoer baben fa our Sbeil=
nabme angemelbet uno balten td9li9
&~eitibungen ab. Die bieoeren Glei=
ider fino iebod gum gr6Bten Sbeil 10
psnis iattslfef, oab man es fur ange-
bra9t gebaltsn bat, fe idmmtli6 auf
Soften Der Snnung ssaen 1nfaa gu
perf4ern.
3 ibent bes &ei9s9 e.
ri1tes.
2eip3ig q. II. Mpril. Der prd'
ioent oes &eidsgeridtes Or. 8utbroif,
1T a~efOrben.
S9aIt's .Wettfamtf Der
W6Iter.
Berlin n, IL. Npril. NufIehen
erre9t elm in Sena urlter Dem Sitel
Der Wetttampf Der Y6lfer" erf9ie-
nenes g9ert bes Eeutfa=N Entertainers
gmil Sdalt. Ser WerfaHer fiibri
aus, baB Der Rampf nm Die inbutriele
Oberberridaft fi9 in ben nd6ften
SabrSebnter 5wii9en Imerita, Seuti&'
LAMB uno England abipielen miro.
Gnelano muB nod ieiner NnEat in
abiebbarer 3tt unterliesen uno De,
@notampf bann spif9en 9suti6lane
uno ben Der. Staaten ausgefodtsr
neroen. ,Sie cine ober anoere Sieie,
beiben Nationen tpiro fdlieblid biz
san5e Welt nidt nur wirthfdaftli9.
ionbern audi politii9 beberrid,n," er.
tldrt S1alt, aber auf uel9e Settle Der
Sie9 fib nei9en wirb, maqt er midi
nit 8efimmtbeit 81 prOpbeseien, BAT
Seutf9lanb Die beheren Nusft9ten bat,
tpenrt es ieben Serb anfrengt.
Shat elmer ninnise n.
DRESDEN, II. Mpril. Gin fur9t'
barer 0orfaa tpirb aug benz 9orfl
Oberpoprib gemeIoet. BORT badte biz
@entierseattin Sdhnids ibrem Elm Sab
alten S6ttsr9en nit einem Bell Der
9opf ub, Sierauf besoB bic WDroe
rim, bic 3ueifslos irrinnig 1T, ibr
eisenen 9leiber nit Petroleum uni
shnoete bieielben on. IS eelang ie'
bod, bic unsladli6e su r~etter, uno +
tpuroe nod elmer Srrenantalt gebra9t
Tranfreid.
treitunruhe ben.
Yaris II. Mpril. Die unrubei
at 9imoges uno Nantes in Ierbinbunl
nit ben Streits hauern fort. 9a!
Wobnbaus zines 6abritoirettors 81
2imoses uuroe sertrtmmert.
Su Nantes tpurben bel einem Stra
%Bentrapale beute Elm Subsno Sens
barmen berleBt.
2imoees, II. Mpril. Sie I'm
ruben tparen beute Wbeno ernfter mi
ge itern. Die Streifer bsrlangten bi
5reilafuns ihrer 9effern berbaftetel
2%ameraoen, uno als ibnen biefelbs mid
setpdbrt uuroe. bsriuaten He geualt
fam in bas 8sfdnsnib gu briaeen
2apaGerie madte bsri9ieoene Nnerife
absr bic pferoe fhir3ten iiber Srdbt
uno Saue, mel9e bic Streiter auf be
StraBe seipannt battsn.
Sis pOli3eltOmmihdre, pel9e bi
Wen9e auhoroerten a~useinanoersu
geben, tpuroen nit Steinen bsworfen
Die Soloaten feuerten erft blinb, ban,
idarf. Sin Streiter uuroe get6otet
mebrere perleBt. Nu9 eiui9e Soloatel
fino bertpunoet.
I S9lieBlid sslans es Der 2apaleri
Die 6auptfraBen au idubern.
rdeuno Staat.
paris, II. Mpril. Die 8era
tbun9 oes 8eiebes iber Srennung boz
R;rde uno Staat In Der Seputirten
TANNER, ma9t seringe 6orti9ritte
Der Sauptfreitpuntt 1T bic 8ertpsn
oung oes airdeneigentbums. Gin In
froo nor Eo,iof;fou NoHsfho az nor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-18
Stalien.
Strei t.


grfol9 Der Streiter Der @iienbabnars
better 1T nidt eingetretsn. 0iele Der
Seute lebnten es ab 3u I~treifen, nit Der
S~egrhnoung. He f6nnten bas 8rot
ibrer Gamilien ni9t auPs Spiel ieben.
Mit bieien 2suten turroe beute auf
ieoer 2inie Elm 3us unter militdriider
@storte abgei6ift. SrOb Der unFders
belt oieies 0ertebrs reifteu beute pieIe
ameritaner bon bier na1 @eapef, 5lo=
reno unb pifa ab. Die Gfbrer Der
gabnbeoienfeten beriuhen ale Nrbeis
ter 3u einem aQgemeinen Streit gu be-
pegen. finoen aber wsnts autluns.
Die &eeierung bat umfaHenoe mill,
tdriiae 8O%rtebruneen our Wufre9tar=
baltung Der Oronuns setrofen.
3aier @iIbeGm.
& o m, II. april. 3aiier Wilbelm
traf nit Der ga9t p0oben3OQern" in
$aDrmina elm, mo feline @emablin unb
bic prinssn gitel. Grib uno Ostar i'm
eruartetsn. Die 8aiierin beiu9te
seftern bas alte 9riedii6e 86eater unb
anbere Se6ensmiroigteitsn In Der I'm.
9ebuna bon Snormina. 8ei Der Rif-
tebr nad benz 9otel empfing lie cine
@n3abl bon oeutfden $ouriften, nit
bensn He fia ldngere 3eit In Der bers.
li4ften @eiie unterbielt.
Oeferreib.l1nsarn
SoIgen Der 3ollppltttt.
Bubapet, IL. Npril. Sn
Golee Der Neitation fur einen unab=
bdngiaen ungariidsn 3OQtarif entbals
ten oiele Der Badtpsrtrdae auf 2anb.
bic isst abaeidlORen uerssn, cine
3lauiel, baB bic 8ertrdse i'm Jaae Der
ginfibrung zines neue1 Sarifs entps=
Der aufseboben ino ODER oab bic padt.
iumme serinser 1T, ba man annimmt.
baB Der Nbfab Observation-Disclosures
prooutte ourd bobe 3olidbe beg Nus.
lanbes untsr netier 0srtrdgen eridwert
miro.
Mericp.
Sran36fif9e Won4e
Merico. IL. Mpril. @esen gnoe
Wai rueroen bier 200 Orbensleute,
barunter biele Seiuiten, eruartet, bic
Grantrsi9 perlaHen mubten. sic
polen oauerno bier bleiben.
Slrfei.
YIutoergieSen.
SaIontfi, II. Mpril. 8ul=
garen grifen am Is. april Dos 2lofter
gtbamas, nnbe 3liIura, on, bas bon
@ris9en bsiebt mar; Is gulgaren wur=
ben 9etiiotet.
Bel prisrer fam es 3u einem Sample
apiiden Strfen uno Mlbaneien, In benz
80 Der 9sbtsrsn get6otet tuuroen.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
USEFUL AND: BEAUTIFUL.

lrsI'" :.
The Union Pacific Railroad has
just issued an illustrated booklet On
the Lwels and Clark Centennial,
which is q complete guide to Port.
land, the; Exposition and the Pacific
Northwest generally.
1t is eminently a pocket manual
for visitors to the Centennial. It
contains. 4 map OF the United States;
large birds-eye view map, in several
oolors Of the exposition grounds
with directory; scolored map of
Portland. beautiful halftone Illus
trations 81 the exposition buildings;
and much general information con-
corning hotel rates, street car lines,
and other things which stranger to
Portland will want to know about.
1t'tells you Of the shortest way to
reach the Exposition City, what is
to be seen snroute and of the return
thru California. .: ~. -.
Those who intend to visit the
Great Western Fair will find in this
publication . rare fund Of informa-
ton. .-"
Send two cent stamp in your re-
quest, and the book will be mailed
you promptly. Address Il. +. Cart
or, T. p AZ, Omaha, Neb- n
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11

One Of the most successful feat
ures ct the Interstate Live Stock
fair at Sioux City, last year was the
i've mile relay race, and SECRETARY
Wirick has received hundreds Of re
quests to present this feature again
at this years cir, Septem ber .16. :
He is now gotiating with the ne
champion COW girl rider Of Colorado
and the champion COW boys ct Mon
tana and idaho to come to q thirty
mile relay race, in ,tead Of one OF i've
miles. Every day the contestants
will ride five miles, changing mounts
at the end OF each half mile. The
winner will be the one who does the
thirty miles in tho least time. This t
promises:.to be thrilling spectacle,
q. interest in the race win be a. kept
:hi46 tIruout the week. d, esaas tt,B Y;
80
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
VISIT THE EXPOSITION.

Portland, Oregon,g go via the beau
.tiful Colombia River, and return
thru California. You will regret it
il you miss Mt. Shasta and Sacamen-
TO Valley, aan Francisco and Golden,
Gate, Yosemite Valley and Big
Trees, Santa Cruz and Paso Robles,.
Del Monte and Monterey Bay. Sam
20 barbara and Los Angeles, and the
.Lucin ssCut on across Great Salt
Lake. Low rates via Union Pacific.
Inquire 81 H Caxter !; 3 I: d;
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
Drowned III ths It'll Roci h

n Henry Davey con Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. U. Dayey drowned il the Little
sRock creek Sunday July 3Oth, aged
IS years, 6::months. "A days. He Wa o
,Buied Is tie Adrian cemetery ug.
z1sis The parents have thS deepest
ssSnspa airy al ths entire canmunity.
in their afliction He leaves To-
mourn iii. loss arather, mother, i've:
sisters and one brother. s
Dear Henry, . why did you leave.
us 90 young !.
II seemed that your sweet life. had
only begun, M s5s3
He has gone from us forever, gone
in his boyhood bloom,
Gone from those. who loved ham TO
his home beyond the tomb. II
He left this world Oh, 90 suddenly
the afternoon Of the Sabbath day
Our dear friend past away.
Those eyes are closed forever, .
Those eyes 90 lovely and true
Reveling the tint Of the evening aky
Reveling the yiolets hue.
That voice is hushed and silent,
That voicie 20 mild and sweet,
That .oheered % many lonely hearts
w i'll never more be heard.
The sad and lonely parents
Never, more will hear, .:.sz ,s..4s
Those gentle Footsteps coming
That were to them go dear.
You have only gone to lead the way,
To that beautiful city above. 81. @a 's.S
Where wb'ye been told the streets.
ss:, are paved with shining gold.
Years HAY pass but still
Wen mias him and our hearts
near throb with glee; >s5.s. II 81 81
When we think of our dear friend
Whom on earth no more we'll see.
Then adleu sweet Henry .s
Well meet no more until -, - :;
We too land on the other shore
And down by the river,
We know you'll Stand @ n
TO lead US on to the promised land.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
CAMP NOTES.

S.pS - ;
Mrs. Wilburn returned to Sibley
after enjoying very pleasant visit
at the camp with her daughters,
Mesdames Fox and Hickman. She
was accompanied: by Mrs. I'D, Fox
of New York. = ~ = Ia;
By; the time camp breaks up all
the ladies will be expert swimmers
as they 60 in twice q day when
weather permits. . IA : l5sss
|ss Thu population Of the camp has
Increased very largely this I week.
Miss Blanche Matteson and Miss
Wyatt: Of Bigelow, have pitched
Ethair-tent on the lower part Of the
picnic grounds, three tents and q
dining hall have been pitched be-
low the dock and are occupied by
the following crowd Of young peo-
pie: Pruo Town, Maud Ager, Lii
liam Webb, Avis Voak, Ella Wood,
E = y p 81 -
Jet Smallwood, Morril Ramage, Ver-
non Hayden, Roy Lewis and Reuben
Cakes. T.. a...- -: <es.s,5ss: :5s2*.'
Ea& 4 a. Ts,5 rt.-g-' p
(, A number of the young people
went in and enjoyed the dance
Tuesday night. >;zS =.
One advantage of camping on the
beautiful. shore Of our lake il being
60 near to town. We have fresh
vegetables every day and don't nave
to.lIve on canned goods as SO many
campers do and the good cold well
water from Mr.. Ludlow's farm,
makes this an ideal : camping
ground. ~ Co. 60 40 ~ <. +. 2 2
- : = . II ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
H JUSTICE COURT.

II IF JUSTICE COURT. sz. e..
: Frank Ramelow wds fined IS for
being drunk and disorderly.
John Bhrens and E. F.. jenkins
were arrested on complaint Of Chris
Wassmann of Round Lake, tor cruel
ty to animals. They hired horse
at Wassmann's livery stable with
the intention Of driving to Bigelow
but instead Of coming back aeonce,
they went.to Harris.. and Lake, Park.
The honse was badly used up and
was marked Whore. they had struck
the tired animal. Both were fined
$1O. and costs, Bhrens going to Jail
and jenkins paying his fine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
METHODIST RI CHURCH. &

-. METHODIST CHURCH..
Dr. Frank Doran will preach Fri
day evening at s o'clock. The
fourth quarterly cont ference will be
held at the close Of the preaching
service. Sunday service az, usual.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11
$50
LOCAL Nh VS..
ID ~~l,s1N1A~A -

10 Nv AA4MOAS ~ uO1SAssy s f$$
UnhsGaIsdd Of values in wall paper
at Clancy 81 Maokay g.
Miss Rose Marie Perry visited
here this week with o.. Mann.
on nett Sabbath the pulpit Of the
Swedish Aisaon Covenant church
viii BE- supplied by Rev. q scar John; |
son Of Anaconda Mont. formerly
Of Triumph, MINI . 55..,:.s
The Epwortf ague held e ios]
cream social at tde home Of Ohm
Hamburger Wednesday eyening
Wa : delightful waning end 9 large
snumber drove ont q ~
a birthday party will Be given
this evening 1t the farm of Mr.. Hill
sda Gusta1Ion on the Lake Shore Of
!: ocheedd sunder the auspices Of the,
Luthersa church. a big attend
anoe Ii anticipated as 500 invita-
lions arsgent out. 1. i
i +. Rslley = expecting : new
delivery wagon Tor his creamery
busines The vehicle will undoubt-
eddy be ono Of the best in town ~.
IL Is made II The studebaker wagon
I factory. The Smith Implement Co,
did the ordering. .,,}. ......:-..:.s., Il 4,
Dan Shell 8 black team ran away
last wee about 8 miles west Of
town. The king bolt Of the buggy
broke and the front dropped to the
ground, frightening the horses 90
that they Jumped into a barbed wire
fence ana wers out quite badly. The
team is getting better rapidly.
j. D. Petit, . former Rushmore
business man, writes from Crooks
ton to have his address Of his Enter
prise ohanged from that place to
Baokoo. M D. We are informed
that Mr.. Petit has traded his farm
near Crootton for q stock OF NOR
ohandise5at Backoo and that he is
gong 10 retire from farm life and
again engage IN IKE mercantile
business. r ushmore Enterprise.
Jimmie, the young soq Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gilomen, has been suffer;
ing with appendicitis for some time,
and on Wednesday his father took
him to Rochester for an operation:
Mr.. Gilolnen has just returned
from thJlh MISC tsex: going
similar Treatment and this second
case occurring so soon give Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilomenr more than their
share Of trouble and expense. Brew
ster Tribune. KID.
z.s MARRlED-Atth the residence Ut
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borg in our vii
\ lage, oocared the marriage OF Ole
Carlson ii isabella onsJ july Goth. the
ceremony was performed By Rev. @.
K. Noberg after the rite OF the
Swedish mission Covenant church.
Between - and 40 people attended
the wedding, including three or four
families from Bigelow. The groom
Is sections foreman on the west SEQ
ton ca the Omaha and the the young
couple are going to housekeeping
Il the Nelson residence near the
Rock Islaild depot.
..Bibi'' The entertainment given
last Friday and Saturday night,
was q really interesting play.
While it was Of light nature there
was enough Of the spectacular in it
to excite the admiration Of thel
audience. 1t was an unusually I'M
ique little play, or rather picture
of 1 toy shop, wherein gu the wax e /
figures gradually comes to life and
move about.the stage in the most
amusing way. About fifty took
part, most 6f them rden, and not
one but did.their part finely. The
receipts netted the Endeavor society
and Mics McC une about ~ each. So
Window Citizen.
-7----s s7.3Es7-s IS
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-11

[WANTED Washing or work of
any kind, win go to residences or
take home, G. v. Miller, 1907
Straight st. go
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-31

Air good as them which still is bent
On thinIsin' Jackson's president.
Yes, an we've got our fav'rite sons,
Acc0rdin' as that sayin' runs.
There's Martin where the Hill land
blues,
Spilin' 10 swipe our Roberts shoes.
Herreid! Leel Greeleyi an whew!
They AMI yet killed Off Pettigrew.
Sam Elrod's gittln' on quite we'll,
An XII" don't seem 10 slump or swell,
While down 3 Pint sur Ed ID still
A-keepIn' store, an 80 IL Grill.
We've got men good for every day,
That SHOUT the best that kin say:
An II they're slightly brief on creeds
They make 1t up In sunny deeds.
The Enjun tracks along the Brule
Don't scare no more yours very truly;
Along these highways bright and neat
Shy lovers stroll with chances sweet:
An dad puts ~ Il second house
Becau4e that gllm so late doth d0nse.
Thus flows the story Of the race,
An all Dakotans keep the pace.
From Harney's crest 10 Big Stone lake
A larger future seems to break;
y 10 ~ ? cHWtHArA at AAAtAtuVEit0kbe
Pierre's got the state hOuse--that Ii
plain:
While her old rival on the Jim
Keeps CROWN broad an long an trim,
Sayfn' To oil the world today
Dakotans bury their dismay.
Westward the course OF Empire bore
Until IL struck Dakoty's shore,
M trofsz hnro AZ Il ali l. fkses6
IL kinder stuck an went TO seed.
The settlers claim Ia now farm
On which tall trees an buildtn's swarm;
An when old cronies pick bone.
They do 80 DER the telephone.
WILL CHAMBERLAIN,
August 20, 1905.
The rest Of the program was given
precisely a. published with the ex.
ception OF NJ. +. Greeley who was I'M
able TO be present
After the speaking. most Oh which
took place after dinner, a fasttel ball
game was played between Sphinx and
Elk Point, the score resulting 20 to
Ia favor Of Elk Point. Then after the
ball game some races were called in
which Frank Irving, OF Elk Point won
first In the mems foot race,
Tn the evening, after the old people
had gone home, the younger genera
tion proceeded TO enjoy themselves on
the BowerY, and good time was te-
ported by all.
The following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year:
Ell b Wilson was again elected
president; w FL. II. Fate. vic prssi-
DENT; N. Hoffman Jr. secretary; r.
Compton. treasurer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-31

score:
Elk Point .................. .0OOOOII20-
FOhCd .ss.. zUS . = a Fly
Tuesday afternoon the ball team
went out to the county farm and play
ed the Sphinx tall team at the Old Set
tiers Picnic. Schneiderheintz twirled
good ball for the first part Of the game
but he played out from the heat and
the other pitchers were batted to the
tall weeds. Batteries; Sphinx, Schnei-
derheintz and Schneiderheintz; Elk
Point; Gilmore and Browning The
score was 28 too. Umpire L. n. Grin.
The Elk Point team has played
twenty-five games thus far this sea-
son and has won fourteen, losing a
number of them by only one score.
This makes a per cent of 636, which is
very good showing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-31
ATonehing story

Is the saving from death, OF the baby
girl OF Geo. A. Elyley, Cumberland,
Nd He writes: SAT the age of IL
months, our little girl was in declining
health, with serious Throat Trouble,
and two physicians gave her up. We
were almost in despair, when we re-
solved to try Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
The first bottle gave relief; after tax
ing four bottles she was cured. and {
now In perfect health" Never fails to
relieve and cure cough or cold. At
the Pioneer drug store; SOC and 81 90,
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-31

O'Clock with a large crowd in attend
ance. 1t was probably the best game
OF the trip, ais the run was even 2
and until the 5th iuning when Reed
batted out a home run, bringing in
two scores besides himself In the
9th inning we got another score. In
the I'd inning Laurel got scores but
could not get around after that. Lau-
rel got six hits off Ryan but they
were scattered. Our boys registered
eleven hits CT Orr. ". Partridge
played fine game, getting a man at
both second and third by fine throw
ing. The batteries were. Elk Point
Ryan and Partridge; Laurel, Orr and
Flint; umpire, w. T. Graham, and he
was the best the boys met on the
whole trip. The score:
Elk Point. ...o2oo3tooo-- 6
Laurel .................s.... 02000O0OO-- 2
Saturday evening the team went to-
Harrington where the boys played the
next afternoon. Some OF the boys do
not play Sunday ball, so the team was
not as strong as usual. The Harting-
ton team bad recently made new
ball ground, and as it was not finished
it was the worse grounds the boys had
to play on during their trip. The
game did NOT begin until nearly 4
O'Clock, as the Harrington I'd baseman
was hit between the eyes by bali
on bad bounce and was nearly put
out Of the game Our boys made 6
errors and the home team made 8. A
fair sized crowd was present and they
are all fine rooters for their home
team. The features of the game
were the fine pitching and batting of
the Harrington pitcher and the good
work done by the Elk Point team.
The batteries were; Elk Point Nc
Allister and Partridge; harrington