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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14

Miss Maude Chapman departed for
Currie, Mimi, an extended visit Tues
day evening.
FOR SALE-Three good residence
properties for sale cheap. Dalen's
Land Agency.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Mrs Theodore Munson came down
from Holmquist Tuesday to visit friends
during the day.
Take your spring chickens to the
Commercial hotel and receive the high
est market price.
FOR SALE Team of geldings, four
and five years old. Weight about 1900.
Phillip A. Gross.
Mrs. j. A Shultz and Miss Gibson,
Of waubay,s were visiting friends in
this itysMonday.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Mrs. sE. A. Bradley and children
returned from their visit at Moutevideo
Thursday evening.
A complete line of fly nets and
blankets can be found at the w. r.
Kadbng harness shop.
II you want to make loan on your
land, call on or write ] Wander Meide,
Webster, South Dakota.
Dr.iBrooks, " of Dyersville, Ia,
is visiting his brother, our popular
dentist, for aifew days.
t. L. Egge, of the Security Bank of
Webster, was in town on business We'd
nesday. Butler Herald.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, made
business trip to Aberdeen.
G. L. Anderson and son were at Sand
Cut Monday. Charles is getting things
in shape for the new yard.
Have you seen those new street hats
at Josephine Flagstad's? Drop in and
see them they are beauties.
Henry Turner and Geo. Terpena, of
Aberdeen, We're branching business and
visiting friends here Tuesday
The latest city styles in street hats
are very attractive and can be seen at
Josephine Flagstad's millinery
l., Sherwood and sou have sold four
thousand dollars worth of nursery stock
for fall delivery in Day county.
Belle Moore entertained few of her
friends Saturday evening in honor of
her and EgarlW birthdays.
Mrs Cora Smith and Miss Alice
Holverson returned from their trip TO
the Pacific coast Saturday night
Will Egeland, OF the Egeland's Land
agency, of St. Paul. was calling on
friends here few days this week
For dress goods 90 TO the EIe-
vator Store, they have all the
latest weave for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Goodwin returned
from the G A. r encampment at
Denver, Col, Wednesday morning.
The most equisite line of imported
and domestic suitings for men, com
prising tweeds, plain and fancy,
worsted and fine serges now open for
your inspection at II. O. Tegtmeier's.
A perfect fit always guaranteed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
SCHOOL AGAIN.
Webster Public Schools
Began Monday.
NEW BUILDING NOT READY,
School Opens With Large En-
rollment With Prospects
of Big Increase.

The city schools of this city began
operation Monday morning with an
enrolment of 352 pupils There is a
very light enrolment in the high school
and Sth grade owing to the fact that
many from these grades are at work at
the present time.
The teachers are working under great
difficulties at present owing TO lack of
room and in the End and Bird grades
they are holding half day sessions as
the enrolment is too large to do other
wise. Superintendent Thompson says
that by next week this rule will have to
be observed in the LIST grade.
1t was expected that the new building
would be in readiness Eby the first of
October but now it looks as though the
first of November would be nearer the
time. With this addition in readiness
and occupied Webster will have one of
the best schools in the state. There
are several rural districts which will
send their children to this school as
soon as the management is in condi-
ton to handle them, which will be
about the first of November, and by
that time the total enrolment will be
near the 500 mark.
The different grades at present are as
follows:
Teacher Grade Enrolled
W. A. Thompson,
superintendent.
@. +. Brown, Prin. High school SO
Mary Horn, Asst.
Nora Cummings. ..... Sth. 30
Minnie Bradeen ..... 7th .. 80
Kathryn Latta . 9Th . AZ
Augusta Oyhus. , 9Th SO
Anna Anthem ..4t 18th 40
Lulu Hanson 3rd 80
Lilah Noble ... End "A
Mary Moore .....1 LIST "a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People
And Her Visitors.

AaASe@AA AAaAt> Tie NV>k kto&0ss
Go 10 Johnson for Your photos.
Remember 10 sssll at Harris iewelry
store.
Hear BANDA RoSsa a, MitcAelys corn
palace,
Peter Ticker vss AZ from wAuhay
SATURDAY.
Al kinds % SCI rings Al Harris Jew
essy sso9e
For abstracts Of title cAa on Carl
MAlnhere
Fuusine parties are Numerous but
Csme scazoe.
Rcv Hath came ap from Bryant
Monday Iaghs
Private money tos sarm loans, J..
Wander Mode.
II zoe wish lcan. Gail on the First
National bank,
Mlss Louise Drager went to Bristol
Monday evening a
70 fhe Kaaanc harness shop for fly
nets and blankets
AL binds Of watch work done at
Harris the scweler
For reut--Two pleasant rooms over
tlas Security hank.
Frasnris smith was wauhay visitor
-. %grss..ss,s. N6..a~.-
M a. Thai was over from Waubay
Manlsy on h1siness.
g. @ Rnsh was up from Waubay ON
lala- business Monday.
Esa-a Sswelry store is the place to
get lIan1 painted china.
HISS Mahie Alley returned from the
<sigg Tuesday evening.
johnson is the place 10 get
yrHr photos taken.
For rsnt-A good room. Inquire at
ElEAs Drne's residence.
PETER Schnider returned from his trip
west Monday morning.
: II Groshong was a business visitor
from Waubay Tuesday.
Miss Ada Smith returned from Mil
hGnk Thursday morning.
Hiss Evelyn Moore was in from Ros-
Ayn few days this week.
@ A. Wells, of Webster, was in town
"Wednesday. Lily Leader.
Chas. johnson handles only the best
wines, whiskeys and cigars.
4 Frank Stafford, of Aberdeen, visited
few days with Rex Harris.
Attorney @. A. Wells returned from
q trip west Monday evening
s L. Potter returned Tuesday even
ing from visit at Andover.
If ron are dry go to Chas. Johnson's
that's the best place in town.
Wanted--l00 acres plowed. Phone
Wyman Ryder on Ryder line.
Watches, clocks aud jewelry of all
kinds, at Harris jewelry store.
Mrs ! g Garrick returned f.c..
Minneapolis Tuesday evening
Half fare ON all trains to Mitchell's
great corn palace Sept. 90 to 3d.
That Minneapolis beer sold by Chas
johnson IL the best on draught,
Our engraving is as fire as you can
get anywhere, Hart the jeweler
Highest market price paid for spring
chickens at the Commercial hotel.
Mrs. J. L. CLARK and children returned
from their visit in Iowa Thursday
Miss Nina Scott, Of Aberdeen, was
q gnest Of Miss Shnltz over Sunday.
Remember Blanks, the new jeweler,
1t Haibkat 9 Company's drug store.
A. A. Sandvig, Of Webster, was q
caller Wednesday Pierpont Signal.
The only place to get good repair
work done is at Harris Jewelry store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. 8. Haish returned
from their visit to the Cities Saturday.
For Sale Seven room house and three
acres Of land in this city. h. E. Youngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Edmond spent Monday at che lake.
For Rent-Coal shed and wheat
horse. Inquire Of Mrs. John McKeown.
Mfse Ekl,ai T>rxsck $50. 4. 49,.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-14

The most equisite line of imported
and domestic suitings for men, COM
prising tweeds, plain and fancy,
worsted and fine serges now open for
your inspection at III. O. Tegtmeier's.
A perfect fit always guaranteed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

Mitte, Der 9efGngnibpGrter linfs, Der
ppliaift redts, i9 unb bic alte Ma=
rianne binten nad, 1erlieben mir raid
ben S9auplaB Der Shat.
Mcine MiIiion in Dem tleinen Proz
pin5ialitGot9en g. mar erfiint. Die
8efpobner atbmeten BET Der &unbe Der
@ntOedung bes M0rbers erlei9tert
auf.
Na9bsm i9 por benz @eriat Die
iibli6en nDtbigen grflGrungen abesge>
ben unb fonitige SormalitGten erIebigt
bate. fubr i9 erlsi9tert unb tpoblgss
mutb pieoer 81 ben Meinen."
.Sott fei Sanf!" REF aufatbmenb
bic dlteite So9ter @nu, rbaB Der San
10 raid unb gefabrlos ~perIaufen lit"
8eru6igt griff fe gu ibrem Strid,
seuge, rpGbrenb fi6 ipobl in 8urts
Settle aner %9lusenblide 8ru9ftiide bie>
fer Gradblung nit feinen lateinii4en
0ofdheln permi19ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

Ser englii6e &riegsmt-
hitter Mrnol0- SorIter bat nofl furs
Dor ieinem &iidtritt ON Sen Gbcf ces
@eneralItabes General Spttclton ci-
mem grlaB geriftet, norin er Sic
@runoi1be barlegt, nad Oercn hie
@erbilorma Ses britii6en General
Itabes erfolaen ioG. Siernod Ipd
ser @cllarollta6 frin beion0ercS
Sorps bil0en. Sie Sffi5ierc Soueri
fir 0elt 0~eneralltab nod 9efG6iqlta9
imabbGngig Don ibren militGriidlcn
Slang ailsgeilidJt meroen. Gle Som.
monbirima ioa iib aiif bier Sabre err
ltredel uno fam nad) Nblnuf oicicr
3eit ernenert merOei1. Sic erIte Cite
Der fir Den 0eneralItab bcltiMmte;l
Sffi5icre ioa Der @enebmigltnq 6ss
Seeresruthes unterliegen; ip1ter fiio
aae Nffi5icrc fir Ben @eneralItab
BON Dem Chef 0es @enernlifa6eS oor.
Suid)lagen, Dem ser ganse Stab nacin
urlteritebt. SiidJtigfeit loa Ourdj Sc.
idleunigtc @~eforoerunq belobnt mer-
BEN. Ger ariegsminiiter iteat Die
@oaIidfcit zines fiinft.gen @edie!s
Der Sffi5iere innerbal6 Der peridlieoe-
rem Seeresipeige in IusiidDt mo re-
5eid)net in iciitem Grlof ais 3icl oos
3~niammenbringen Der fahigiten SeiIte
Ger ean5en Irmee.
2eiieltipsnOium fir Stuoentinnen
bat Die uniperiitGt Baris sesriinoet.
Sebes StipenOium umfabt Den 8etrag
BON 1850 Dollars uno ermG9tist bic
Srdgerin Die 9auptinititute fir grs
siebuns in Mmerifa, England, Deutf1>
Lamb uno Hortpegen gu beiu4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
o

6 r It er g d TELLER:
,Wie tommt es oenn, oab Su nun 10
plObli9 Grfols baitg"-3 ~ { e +
g HELLER: p9ait On nod
ni9t bemertt, oaB i6 faft ale meine
Mrbeiten unter einem edit ruiiif6 Him
qenoen pieuoonnm erI9einen lafe?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
Su brJnrot.

Delinque (na9 Der Sem
tersmablseit): nuno jeBt m06ts id
mod cine 9irginio!"-& erferme Il
ter: pQter i6 bite sic. iper miro
benin fDl9' einen @iftftenesl rau4en.
sic i6aoen ff9 ia brett on Der Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27
AIM Bnurrmthfnter.

rDarum fGnat osnn Die 8oriteanng
nod niht an2"-r@h, Der Souffleur
fam nint in feinen 2diten -. ba iiben
ndmli4 ssraoe Spei 9iibnsr uns
lesenI"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

benz 70 pl0Bli9 ans benz 2eben ges
I9iebenen Brofefpr Der GspoGiie an
Der Se9nii@en 9o3f9ule gu Gbor=
lottenburg, @sbeimen 3s9ierunesratb
Or. Soergens, mirD folgenbes biibf9e
@ibtport aus elmer feiner lebten 8or>
lefungen ersG6lt. @r erSGblte, baB
na9 elmer BON ibm ausgefiibrten tris
gonometrii9en Mefuns Die b04fe
Spt5e Der &uppel bes &ei6stuesge>
bGubcs 1905 Meter. bieieniee Der
SiegesiGule $685. Metter iber H.N.
Qlmfterbamer peeeD liese. Oieie
Me1ung lei aber gu elmer 3eit ausse=
fibrt porben, als Die &uppel stpar
f9pn porbanoen, Der 9au i'm uebrt=
gen o5er nod gang unfertig getpeien
iei, unb es lei ba6er BON Snterefe,
iest Diefe MeHungen gu n,ieberbplen,
UNI 81 erfabren, ob ii6 feit iener 3eit
bas Nineau bes &ei9stages 9eienft
bGtte-natirli9 basienige bes GebGu.
bes. pie er lG6elno 1inauieBte.
Il il Ii9er Hetter.
Beim 8rdnoe zines Don Qrbeitern be-
tpobnten !Sauies in Glasgow, S6ptt>
lano, iino 80 perIonen um's 2eben
gefommen. Die 3a6l Der Sooten pGre
nod biel grDber getpefen, tpenn ni9t
Elm mutbiger Sa9oeder Hamens Sim
Lap cine groBe @n3a6l gerettet bate.
Gr betpobnte elm Sah5immer uno err
tpd6te oabur9, oaB Die 2eute I'M
9ilfe f9rieen. SinldD rannte i'm 3D.
Oenraum bsrum, bie S9ldfenoen
fpedenb, unb perfu6te Damn pereebli9,
Die MIR fineerbreit ii9 bebenben Sa9s
luten gu Offnen, mas erft gelang, uls
elmer Der WGrter iein 9ol5bein abs
f6naute, nit Dem er Ole Oeffnung err
5tpdng; bur6 Die 2ufen fpnnten ii@
Die mod ni9t @rftidten retten. Sreis
nal tebrte Sinlap surid, nm ungliid.
lt3e &riippel CUR &~ettungsftelle gu tras
gen.
Subpentipn ii r d. n
e inoerege On 0sn galiais
f9en 2anOtag bate fi9 jiingit Elm
Bauer aus Dem Sorfe Stronta nit
Dem GrTu6en INN oie @epGbrung elmer
Stuutsfubpentipn getuanot, neil er
reid nit ainbern geiegnet lei. gr lei,
tpie er uusfibrte, i'm Sabre 1852 se>
boren, babe 1876 gebeiratbet unb be-
fibe MIN % &tnoer, tpes6alb er auf
cine Subpentipn aus Staatsmitteln
Infpru9 su baben CLAUDE. Sas On
iu9en tpur0e nutiirli9 a~bgelebnt; bod
fanben fi9 etli9e 4bgeoronete, pel6e
so &rpnen ($10.15 fammelten unb lie
Dem Wanne nit Sen % &inoern our6
Die IanOtdgli9e 8un5lei iiberfenoen lie
ben.
@ D gerte & II g.
@pr Sem Stdn0esdmte in &einer3,
PreuBtT9 : S9leiien, erf9ien Elm
8rdutpdar. Oils aber Der Stdnoes>
beamte Die nit bonem 8rdutf6mud
angetbane S90ne frug, Oh Tie Die Gbs
eingeben noble, erpiberte iie ldut uno
~bernebmli9 vNein!" Mit perIdnsertem
@ntliB fu6r Der 8rGutigdm nit Ben
S3ergen anein bon odnnen, uno oie
refolute 8raut begub fi9 gu SUB mad,
ibrem !6eim. Sebo9 nd9 sipei Sagen
erf9ien ods paar erneut, uno biesmal
mar ods grdut6en pinig. Shr oisss
maiigss nSSa" b~eiiegelte Den 8uno.
Srrfinniss g :
m 3 + 8 / n. Die 60jGbrige @bes
frau Oes 81 Sabre alien Snpaliben
Dilbert in GLADDEN., H1einprppina,
fhnitt nG9tlider @sile ibrem @atten
Den 6als burd, 10 bab Der SOB alss
balo eintrat. Die 5rau legte fi6 TO-
Damn 3u Dem Spoten ms 8ett. DIS lie
bann am Mprgen in Srauerfleioune
Die @pbnung perlieb uno Mitbepobz
nern Ses Sauies iagte, fie noate ibrsn
Mann begraben lafen, orang man in
Die Mobnune Elm. Die 5rau ipuroe in
cine S%rrenanftalt sebra6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-27

me6r uno mebr on uno bic 8lutmeS1ee,
bic man in Der 3eihnuna erblidte,
5eigte mir, bab Der 2ei9nam Serftoden
porben mar, rDGbrenO er mod parm
9efpefen.
Gum llsbcrflub ma9ts i9 audi NOD
auf berf9iebene anbere Yunfte oes
3immers Ringe; aber nur on Den
reeelipibriaen Steaen fam bds 8lut
gum 9ori9eine.
Sas mar fir 3obel al biel. Sin
beftiges 3ittern burhbebte ieinen S0rs
per. Mlit fat erlOf9snbsr unb bittens
Der Stimme rief er:
.@enue-ni9t tpeiter-i9 ba6's aes
min Nnes ee1teben-S6nsu
alsin-aber ni9t 6ier-fiibren sic
mid fort, f9nen, fort bon biefem
fdrefliden Srt-i9 fible, bab i9
fone-ouft-i6 erftide'
Gr fiel in Der Shat. Die alte Waz
rionne bolte f9nen elm Glas @ein uno
rei@ts IS mir. SD 6ielt IS 3obel bin.
.Srinfe; bos pirh 9i9 gu Cir brins
gen. @ir noaen fofort ge6en!'
,geein, nein-ni9t biesv! murmelte
er. 0as lit rotb-@aHerp
SD erfiiate feline 8itte, pdbrenb i4
bic alte Marianne erfu9te, einen Mo=
gen gu befteller.
.9as lift niht nDtbig,' fogte 3obel.
Sd fiible MIDI nobler.'
Den aeftdnoiaen W0rber IN tr
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
PRINCIPAL FIGURE.
President Roosevelt Attended New
York Memorial Day Exercises.

President Roosevelt Attended New
York Memorial Day Exercises.
New York, May 3I-President Roose-
welt was the principal figure in New
York's Memorial day celebrations and
the feature events that took place in
the borough of Brooklyn There the
chief executive made the principal ad-
dress at the unveiling OF the statue OF
General Slocum and review the parade
of the veterans and attended a recep-
tlon at the naval branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association. His spe-
cial train was met by a delegation from
Brooklyn organizations, whose guest
President Roosevelt was. This dele
cation was headed by former Mayor
Schieren OF Brooklyn and President
Gunnison OF the Brooklyn Union
League club and accompanied by a
heavy police guard. which escorted the
party from the depot to the ferry boat,
which was gaily decked in honor Of
the occasion. II was given many shrill
salutes during the short trip between
shores. on the Brooklyn side the es-
cort was reinforced by a squadron of
New York State National Guards and
escorted to the Union League club,
where the president had breakfast,
after which an informal reception was
held.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
sLocua s,oxumsNr.


New York. May s1.-President
Roosevelt TueEday in the presence of
large crowd in Brooklyn delivered
the principal address at the dedication
of monument to the late General slo-
cum. In the opening prayer Bishop
Burgess referred to the Russian naval
disaster and prayed that the contest be
soon ended. mot by exhaustion. but in
amity. by comity> of all nations" A
salute of eleven guns was fired when
Miss Gertrude slocum. grand daughter
of the man in whose memory the mon
ument was raised drew aside the flag
which had concealed IT,
President Roosevelt was loudly
cheered when he arose. He said in
rart. I'VE meet today to commence
rate the great victory. the triumph Of
union and liberty. not primarily be-
cause our victory. but because Il was q
victory for righteousness and the
peace and the liberty and the eternal
welfare OF mankind. l can see before
me here men who won high honor serv
ing as comrades In arms of General
Slocum and I know that there exists
in the Union men whi VIII appreciate
more the fact that now. forty years
after the war. the crowning triumph OF
what they did is to be found In tho
fact that we have a genuinely united
country, a country in which the men
who wore the blue stretches out the
hand of loyal friendship to his erst-
while foe. his now devoted friend and
fellow countryman, the man who wore
the gray. (Appiause.)
"A short while ago ! passed through
the great state of Texas and every
where stopped In that great state I
was greeted by representatives Of the
Grand Army marching side by side
with. or intermingled with men clad
In the gray uniform of the Confeder-
acy: men who had tested one anothers
worth on the stricken fields; men who
knew each that the other had been
ready when the hour OF supreme appeal
came to show his worth by his en-
deavors. and men who now leave their
children and their children's children
as a heritage OF honor forever, the
memory of great deeds done alike by
those who fought under Grant and by
those who. fought under Lee. for we,
because OF the very fact that the Union
triumphed, now have the right to feel
like pride in the valor and devotion
of those who valiantly fought against
the stars, and those who finally saw
their efforts and their suffering crowned
by triumph. (Applause.) Think Of 1t
my fellow countrymen; think of what
thrice blessed fortune has been ours
that the greatest war that the Nine
teenth century saw after the close Of
the Napoleonic struggles. should have
left to victors and vanquished alike the
proudest satisfaction in the fact that
the Union was saved and the greatest
pride in the honor. the gallantry. the
devotion to the right as each side had
given it the right to see the right done
alike by those who overcame as victors
and those who finally went down In de-
feat" (ApplauSe.)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
NONE NEGLECTED.
salutes, Professions and strewins Of
Flowers on Graves the Features.

Salutes, Professions and Strewing ot
Flowers on Graves the Features.
Washington. ay Sl.-National salutes
by batteries OF United States artillery,
professions of veterans to different
cemeteries, strewing OF flowers upon the
graves OF men who participated in the
Civil war. orations. martial music and
songs. marked Memorial day in the
national capital. There are many
points about the city where soldiers are
buried and none OF the graves were
neglected. The Arlington national GEM
etery was the principal point of inter-
est. Here Senator Foraker OF Ohio. a
veteran OF the Civil war, delivered a
patriotic address.
An interesting feature of the cere-
monies at Arlington was tribute from
Cuba to the dead OF the Spanish war
Senor Rivero. charge d'affairs, accom-
panied by all members OF the Cuban le-
CATION went to the cemetery and placed
a wreath upon the monument which
marks the graves of the sailors of the
>aine and also decorated the graves of
soldiers who fell during the Spanish
war. \, ~.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
Huge Task.

1T was a huge task, to undertake
the cure of such a bad case OF kid
ney disease, as that of G.. F.. Col
lier, of Cherokee, la but Electric
Bitters did it. He writes: My
kidneys were so far gone, l could
not sit on a chair without cush-
ion; and suffere from dreadful
backache, headache and depression
In FL, ctric Bitters, however, l
found a cure and by them was re
stored to perfect health. | recon-
mend this great tonic medicine to
all with weak kidneys, liver or
stomach. Guaranteed by all drug
gists; price soc.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS.
Durant Farmers Union Held Breezy
Session Here Last Friday,

The Farmers Union of the Du-
rant district met last Friday n ght
in the Wilson building. The ses-
sition was mos breezy one, ,sev-
eral hot speeches being made A
new set of officers were elected,
as follows:
w. M. Woods, president.
j. M. Tindall, vice-president.
P. 2. Harris, secretary.
b. c. Woods, doorkeeper.
j. w. Meredith, conductor.
The Union endorsed the work
of o. E. Fowler, regular organ
izer. 1t ais, endorsed A. Frank
Ross in his efforts in the canning
actory movement.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02

In the west part of Durant, for
$3.50, you can buy a good three
room house with hall and two
porches, plenty of yard, sur
rounded by splendid fence. This
is a nice place to live or IT you do
not want to live on it, it is a good
interest paying piece ofProperty.
We consider this very cheap at
the price.
We have a real nice home in
Southwest Durant that we will
sell you for $3.50. This place is
a northeast corner, with a east
frontage of 200 feet by loo feet
deep. Has a FOUR DOM house,
barn, we'll of good water and
forty bearing trees.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02

Just What Everyone Should Do.
Mr.. j. I. Barber of Irwinville,
Ga, always keeps bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand ready
for instant use. Attacks of collie,
cholera morbus and diarrhoea come
on SO suddenly that there is no
time to hunt a doctor or go to the
store for medicine. Mr.. Barber
says: II have tried Chamberlain $
Collie, Cholera n d Diarrhoea
Remedy which is one of the best
medicines l ever saw / keep a
bottle of it in my room as / have
had several attacks of collie and it
has proved to be the best medicine
have ever used " Sold by Ober
]. Shannon.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
INDIAN GARDENS.
Pupils Of Armstrong Academy Taking
Great Interest,in Work.

The pupils of Armstrong Acad-
emy are making great progress
in the study OF agriculture and
are pursuing their studies in that
line with great enthusiasm. A
large garden containing many
different kinds of vegetables has
been laid out into sections, Each
section is named after the native
state of one of theteachers at the
academy and th-re is great rival :
ry between the pupils in the va
rlous sections. One day Iowa
makes the best showing, the next
day Missouri heads the list and
80 on. The pupils take great
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02

Private reports have come in
sho ing that the acreage of cot
ton has been reduced from IA A
to 173 per cent. Let US hope
this is true and that it will be re-
inforced by an equally good report
from the government. The News
is glad to hear this news as it
shows that the farmers can get
together and stay together.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02
think that some one else is kick
ing besides the grafters.

Secretary Morton is reported to
have said that the complaints
about the railroad overcharging
shippers, are mostly unfounded.
1t is also reported that Mr.. Nor
ton is to retire from the Cabinet
to re-enter the railroad business.
Is there any connection between
the two reports?