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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

The Durhszs o. Nzrlboro1eh Con
s1elo TaueerbIlrl. Duehess % Mzn-
chester Mss Zimmerman Of Cil-
lilnzril. I-zdF GREY EdEs--ou fNiss
Nague Culver o. WashlugEuu --ail
American girls Znu have married
tfrled English ue1-zrs either nov
10 the divorce courts through dis
& agreements wifh their husbands over
money matters or viii tH there
when VIII American girls see rEs
FOLLY uf marrying The iuueclE idlE
and he5-azsied titl=s Of EuElEld OF
lrr other foreign country Fur bet
rsr a flouzaud times bed theF Uar-
ried respected AIerical mel- Their
lives would have been far happier
and ne scandal attached fhers-o. a.
is nos the ease in the divorce pro
aeedlnEs Of LADY Gree EdeHrtol. who
.s said 10 BE- Tire most beautiful Ucu-
au lu England she vas deserted fg
her husband for no cause ahateFsr.
and his English friends are uoW say
lag he g. acting calamity in permit
ting his wife The upp1rl ulitl 10 se-
American spunE. says he S. acting
liEe a coward and a poitrouu. Which
latter accusation viii md an echo
ing Response In the heart of every
true American The boast r1 the
English people has been that L-sdv
Grey Edeerrou. UEo IS The mothe-
of three o. the most charming chill
Gren In Great Britain. has been a
model mother Hence there seems
% be no reason for her husband a
nampered and ffried nobody. iu his
1un rtEht TO cast her OF as u she
als an old shoe
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

NO. 9 vas an hour and l5 min
utes late this afternoou-
The city council meets tomo--
row evening tn special session
The IaCourt hotel was crowded
yesterday and many were turned
away. Since the addition OF the ele-
CAN'T cafe was made 10 the hotel %
has become more popular than ever
-Hickman Walker. Charles SIC
sherry and two other yc-nE men re-
,urued yesterday from The Brown
amp on Raunah creek where they
spent very delEhtfuI week
Too little regard IS being z-ve-
fhe law regulating the sale OF cigar
ettcs 20 bows under rs wears Of -
r IS said that the law has been vin-
lated frequently il Grand Junction
and lhe violation is confined 20 no
single business house The CITY ar-
toruey IS determined TO have this
law which means so much 10 the
Young BOYS generally respected
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
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f5rassT- Cclu- AuE 1s-Ha1-rzH-
1- 4 primer. was 1uurd DEAD
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led1s - a.11-lzE HIN SET his
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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
japanese Are
Advancing Slowly
Especial 70 TIE ssntiasll

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i=A-aLz-Zssi1z-- -lEIils1 u-lE- AlE "a
TIE .EIIEuEsss tissEE1 70 adra-lus
aEEut1 tie Russians z7 gausda pzHs
a. $3.50 . lipEE -rlE 111rurg -1eir
z--ess were lut 1-ss--r 1l1uar1us. 1-sra
'a-nE lLF TWO tlE1a11uls n s1af COS
ann L1a EluHsiEu FORCES fsl iaeA
ID god order
Lns Chinese "a -4E Tittn11F are
q l-is'szu7lF lsErlnE 1ar 1hs sau-f-
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

I- was . paying Investment for -hs
clsT 70 maintain rhs streets clear Ci
40 stands o. 4nT Eil1 Ehz-eEsT- The
streets have bes1 clean and ORDERLY
lll during The -eEis1rztiQl-
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Special Bargains

144 acres dne slzdv la-t. g.
room house . acres Of Young
oTe1ard' for ----...---- So 600
90 acres L. alfalfa good o.
chard ploE land 5-roo-
house = mile OF postoaoe-
TOT -------- 800
' acres ; aures you1E orchard
acres beets- acres ea1te-
loupas, small house 6ze land.
Tor ------.--- ------- zoo
- acres 8 acres frult- 3 alfalfa.
IA nile Of pos1oGcs s.. 600
GO acres. sne HlEh Line land.
miles olf- for- $50 $500
g aeres under ditch; hns land.
Tor -- 50 600
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
Raising Ships
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az t=-s1 Received frcu P1-r Ar-t1-
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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

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1a- -1z araEE-E a-z rz-E aerrnHa
s T1ma1 rlTar and r1z- -hsT VI
- g ba-1ls s1 z1rrazr1 Korea
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14
will Send Fleet
Into Baltic
Issseal 70 ne sa-asl1

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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-14

NO vas an hour and l5 min
utes late this Afternoon
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
Real Estate Transfers.

Cl'his list is furnished by courtesy Of the
Sisseton Loan and Title Co. complete list
will be printed each weel)
United States to Erik Dahl, Ga swl4 sec
31-12751, lot 3, sec 612651 1886.
Hotontonwin and Steven w. Adams to Ole
Il. Axness, ne14 nel4 sec 3O-125 81. 300.
Nancy Ironlleart, Moses Cross and Julia
Williams to Chas. Lindstrom, swA ne4 secs
12G51. 5000,
Carrie Balkken and Carrie Gaukstad to c.
Il. Jorsenson, lot Ia. block AZ, Summit. 1900.
Joseph Fellman j. w. Peterson and F.
II. Peterson, sw14 sec -l24-52. $500.
Bert Medley to Eli Lefhngwell, e1l nwA, Wa
neA sec 17-l22-51. $1,000.
United States to Neil Mckee, ne4 nwA and
WIZ neA and sea neA sec 8-126,49. 49,.
H. L. Spackman to Andrew Engelbretson,
lots IL to 49, inclusive block Is, First Addi-
ton to Peever. $3.50.
S. H. Rekville to John Peterson, lots 5 and
s. block IA. Peever. 800.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
Fred V. Dale VS. VIM. Bailey.

Fred " Dale VS. VIM. Bailey.
George Adkins VS. Carl Elson ct al.
John k0tschevar VS. Titus lugg.
First State Bank of Summit VS.
Summit lIdw. 4 Imp, Co
Moses Arrowsmith VS. John III. Mo-
wins.
O. w. Kerr vs. Alonzo Burch.
Monroe State Bank vs. A D. Tor
wick.
Reservation State Bank VS. W. G.
Oliver,
j. f. Benedict VS. MlkKel j. Ran
dahl ct al.
Net1ic NJ. Hopkins VS. j. O. An
dreWs.
John r.. Jones VS. A. II. Dahl as
sheriff ct al
James Conley VS. Cary Conley.
Ia re Estate of Gabriel Renville
deceased,
Inre Estate OF John L. Lynd. de-
ceased.
G. II. Jacobs VS. Ida Thompson.
Henry S. Morris, Rec. VS. w. p.
Lucas.
L. G. Hilestad VS.. lngebret Foss.
Harvey & Sons VS. Peter Hoban.
Francis Smith VS. John Bradford ct
al.
w. j. Maly VS. Arthur Smith.
Olaf lverson vs. Thomas McDonald.
Martin Swanson VS. VIM. Jarman.
WEDNESDAY
State IS Jacob Hucksa and Smiley
Saponka. Saponka plead guilty, SET
tence pronounced saturday.
State VS. Sam Ortley, plead guilty,
sentence Saturday.
State VS. John Paul, dismissed.
j, l.. Minder VS. First National
Bank. court case, testimony heard
decision reserved till Saturday.
THURSDAY
Jacob Hucksa arralgped, plead
guilty.
On account of the uashing of The
jury Friday, the remaining cases
were continued till the February
term.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
SHORN OF VERBOSITY.

Bert Bloomhall was a transient
IN the city Wednesday.
The county commissioners have
they have done little else than allow
bills
Rev. and Mrs. Evans, of Goodwill
Mission left Tuesday for Crotch to
attend meeting of the south Oak
ota Syned
Win Nollmer left the first of the
week for Huron to take charge of the
Dakota Central telephone business in
that city. We are sorry to lose Will
from Sisseton. but wish him luck
and prosperity IN his new field
Mrs. Rickert left Thursday morn
ing by way of the Great Northern
sor few days visit to the Twin cities
and other places IN Southern Mime
sofa
The Woodmen will have their an
nual hunt beginning at noon Thurs
uay. October 10 and ending October
| 10th at O'Clock D m. The losing
side to pay for the oyster supper
The Peever-Gorham Mercantile
Company had a formal opening of
their mammoth department store
Monday and TUESDAY, and the big
ST ore was filled with bargain hunters
and slght-seers. Manager Peeyer
has right to feel bit proud OF
this stupendeons aggregation OF de.
partments unuer one roof.
The High School foot ball team
went down to Milbank today to try
conclusions with the high school,
team of that city. Just as we 20 ia
press telephone message announces
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
Births,
MOE.

Born to Mr.. amp Mrs. Peter Moe of Enter
prise township, on September oath, son.
STUvERUD.
Born on Tuesday, Oct. 3. to Mr.. and Mrs. T.
\. Stuverud, of this city, bright-eyed baby
girl, and I. 7. is CORRESPONDENCE happy
MARTINSON
Mr.. and Mrs, Knute Mar.inson, living north
OF the city, are the happy parents of twins, a
boy and girl, who arrived at their home
Wednesday. All are doing nicely.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
TO O.

that the gamA WAS "A tie--0 TO O.
and they say II was Il good one.
Clint Weeks and family returned
from their visit to the Pacific coast
today. They were not favorably JIM
pressed with the coast and Will To-
cate here again.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
STANDARD ads bring results

STANDARD ads bring results
Senator L $. iaugen was up from
Wllmot Tuesday.
Mrs. e. l.. Folkestad went To Stan
ley, N. d., We lnesday.
III. L. Spackman journeyed down
to Milbank Wednesday
Mrs. German of Britton is IN the
City visiting relatives.
John Spackman is making some
improvements or. his residence.
M. Trautner moved his family out
on the farm Thursday.
Typewriter ribbons for sale at the
STA NDARD office
MIR Glen Snow commenced il term
of schuolln Minnesota township Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall went to
Ortonvi,le today, to consult with Dr.
karn.
Nels Thompson came up from Will
mar, Mlnn.. Tuesday to renew old &C,
quain1ances.
I'll BuucK aud George RiN, of Mil
bank are attending court in the city
tins week
III. l.. Spackman and H. :. Morris
returned from business TIP TO the
Twin cities Tuesday.
Among the outside attorneys ~
the city this week is Attorney
Andersoa of Webster.
WANTED-To rent. furnished room
centrally located. Address, stating
price, sd" care STANDARD.
Hans Leen, one oi the representa-
tive farmers of Victor township, WIS
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs Inez Bailey left for Ortonvill
Tuesday with her son Lewis for medl
cal treatment with Drs. karn s
Bul>ta.
Lee Rogers of Usage Iowa, who ha
been Wishing here for a short time
returned to his home Tuesday.
Ten Inch Ora ohaphnne disc records
only So cents each at the Rackc
store. ard you can hear them playe,
before you buy.
c. Il. Berg. the hustling collecto
for John II. Jones of Hankinsou, wa
in the city Fart of the week chasin!
the elusive dollar.
ID. j. Turner is rebuilding the hous
which he recently acquired near hi
residence on Walnut street, maxim
fine property of the same.
approved farm lands, at low rate O
interest. No delay. Inquire at TIL
Reservation State Bank, Slsseton.
S. j. Cochran, of Peever. was /
the city Tuesday and while here di
not forget to add his name to TIL
subscription list OF the STANDARD
How about that type~ ritter 70
were going to order9 See the Olive
Standard Visible machine For sal
by q. q. Knappen.
Thos. Donald, travelling freigh
agent of the Milwaukee railway, wa
III the city Wednesday looking afte
the freight business of the road.
j. L. Colby, OF Spring Valley
Mimi, brother of M. E. Colby. VIII
was murdered by Flute. arrived i
this city Wednesday to be present a
the trial.
There was d class of about As cor
flrmed at the Catholic Church Wed
nesday. Bishop O'Gorman asslste
by Father Guilty and two visltln
priests, conducted the ceremon,
which was very impressive
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lindqu!st,
Wilmot, drove into town in the
benzine buggy last night and ha,
been 10 town today, the guests of .
j. Ratterton's family and the famil
of We editor
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
Lost or Stolen.

A large leather dog collar attached
to large, well-bred brown and white
English pointer dog. II the person
who found or stole these articles will
please return the collar, he can keep
the dog and no questions will be
asked.
j. A. RICKERT.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06
Card Of Thanks.

To the many kind friends and neighbors
who assisted us during the illness and death OF
our little child, we desire to express our heart
felt thanks. MIR. AND MRS. GEO. GRANT.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-06

MARK CT REPORT

These quotations are corrected weekly by
the SisSeton Milling Co.. and are absolutely
reliable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
ELEPHANTS
GIVE GOOD
SERVICE

New York Sept. 9o-fsut sbr the
strength and courtesy OF four huge ele-
phants. a two-ton batch OF mail stuck in
the mud AT sixth avenue and Forty-sec-
ond street. would have missed it's train AZ
the Grand central depot last night
The trouble began when large mail
wagon. loaded TO the top swung down
sixth avenue and ventured a sharp turn
AT the corner where street repairs had
left n sprip ~ soft earth. turned to sticky
mud by recent rains
new driver. employed in place of
striker. was on the wagon and was ac-
companied by policeman He urged the
horses into the trap and the wheels sank
10 their hubs crowd gathered and
broke the heavy ropes and I'm their efforts
10 help the horses Then the policeman
had happy thought. He sent messen-
ger 70 an amusement house n'arhs and
asked for the service ~ the performing
elephants.
Four were hurried 20 the scene In
charge OF their keepers They were bar
messed 10 the side Of the wagon and isrk-
ed II ont Of the mud with indescrihable
ease. while the crowd cheered. Earlier IN
the evening n crowded Madison avenue
electric car. crashed into a large mail
wagon AT Fifteenth street and Union
s1uare. overturnng the vehicle The
strike breaking driver and a policeman by
whom he was accomplished. were thrown
into the street. Both were severely in
jured The motorman was arrested
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
PARTIAL IDENTIFICATION
OF W0UL0.BE SUICIDE

Burnley, Eng. Sept. 2O-Tn moments OF
consciousness the man who shot himself
twice i'm a crowded street here yesterday
evening and who is now in local hospi-
tai. identified himself as William Mart
land. and said he lately lived with his
sister. Mrs Mary Dubois at ll5 King
william or King Philip street, Fail
River. Mass.
MARYLAND left New York Sept and ar
rived AT Burnley, where his parents for
merly lived Sept. 10. lie was destitute
and In ill-health and is now in a critical
condition. The bullets have not yet been
extra cted.
Fall River Mass. Sept 20 0-Wiliam ".
MARYLAND. who formerly lived i'm this city.
is believed 70 he the man who shot him
self AT Burnley. Eng, yesterday and who
said today his name was William Mart
land Of Fall River.
MARYLAND, who was an attendant at n
bathhouse AZ Sandheach lived with his
sister. Mrs Mary Dubois. on King Philip
street FAN River. on Sept last he
disappeared and II is supposed he went 70
New YORK and thence 70 England. Mart
land originally came here from Eugla nd.
Hc had been I'm ill health for some time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
The News Of the State

outing has been one Of the chief out Of
town trips of the Volunteer Fire com
pany In each year and the members look
forward 10 II with a great deal Of inter
est. even though the company has not
had the hest of luck I'm prize winning i'm
recent years there. Brockton itself con
tains the two worlds champions in the
muster field.
II was unanimously voted 10 attend the
muster and Walter l. Lee. second assist
ant foreman. was appointed comm ,,te ee
20 arrange details OF the trip oct 6th.
There viii be a trial Of the Fire King
next Tuesday. when IL is hoped there
Will be a good gang out 10 shake the good
old machine down II there is good
number out 10 drill II will he instrumen-
tai In getting n better crowd for the play
out on Muster day and add 10 chances
Of success, for despite the talk Of some
men who dislike 10 practice II Is .
drilled companies that win I'm the long
run.
Mrs Clinton Rhodes returned home
yesterday from a visit 10 friends in Bos
ton.
The single bus system for the high
school pupils who go TO Auburn has been
resorted TO by tho Rhode Island com
pany. the pupils saying the two carriage
experiment was only tried one day. Many
Of the boys are walking rather than be
crushed and make the girls uncomfort
able.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
WARREN.

Bradford r Hathaway Is a student AZ
the Rogers High school at Newport. r. !.
Mr. Henry n Eddy OF Charlotte. y. C.,
IS visiting relatives In Warren. Mr. Eddy
was formerly resident OF Warren. and
is well known I'm Warren.
Mrs. william Wheaton has returned 10
New York city after a visit with relatives
I'm Warren.
The repairs 10 the upper portion or
Kellv's bridge have been begun. and the
mechanics are engaged in STRENGTHENING
out tho girders. which were warped by tho
recent pressure upon them, while the re-
pairs 10 the weakened central pier were
being made.
The oyster dealers along the water
front are making good shipments Of 'bi-
valves daily. and at present. every indi-
cation points TO this seasons crop being
the most successful in the history OF the
business
Manufacturing az the mills and factories
OF the town is brisk at present and good
shipments are being made of finished pro-
ducts Merchants and store keepers re-
port business az fairly good The various
stores. which were closed on Thursday
afternoon throughout the summer
months, are now open all day, Thursday.
Notices have been posted around town
by Town Sergeant Dunn OF public
hearing at the town hall on Monday
evening, sept. lOtN, Wlltu ll' QuCsupn III
granting n i3-year franchise To the Prov
idence Telephone Co TO operate in War
rem will be discussed
Celestia Lodge Daughters Of Rebekah,
met az odd Fellows hail. last night with
n large number ~ members present. a
business program was held and social ex
ercises were enjoyed consisting of mu-
steal and literary program given by the
members
Mr. Cornelius Harrington Of this town
Is attending the sessions OF the superior
court at Providence. n. t. ms a grand iu-
ror
Mr. Matthew 4 Chapman who resides
on Federal street Is at home after an
extended business trip TO Chicago. Illinois
Mr. James Rec. who recently broke his
collar bone by falling from wagon. IL
reported rs recovering
Notice Of marriage intentions has been
filed al tho town clerks office by Joseph
Burnell and Lcotine Broux. both 81 this
town
chief OF Police Edward T.. Macomher
loft last night for weeks visit with rel
atives I'm New York city Capt Macom-
bor's position as day patrol man Is being
filed during his absence 10y officer Ber-
geron OF the night force
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE
Cause Of Mrs. Chlss's 0,aih Oaclare1 TO
Be Coal Gas Poisoning.

Lynn. Mass. Sept 2o.-An autopsy was
held Yesterday afternoon on the bouy OF
Nrs Jennie =. Chase. the wealthy
swanpscott woman who died last week
from gas poisoning. ~.
Al the conclusion Of the autopsy brs
pinkham and Newhall announced that All
the conditions studied so far pointed 10
death by coal gas poisoning
The following statement was issued ny
the medical examiner:
"No external marks Of violence were
found unon the body Of Mrs. Chase. Which
was we'll preserved The lungs showed
expansiye changes. due To hypoStauc
pneumonia The brain was undisturhed
and moderately congested. Tho stomach
with its contents. brain liver and Kid
news were placed IN Jars and sealed for
chemical examination All signs so far In
dictate death by coal gas poisoning
Medical Examiner Pinkham said last
evening that his examination ~ tho body
made him even stronger In the belief that
Mrs Chase took her own life
Tho body was found IN good condition
with no abrasions.
Tho result Of the ANALYSIS OF the organs
by prof Hills OF tho Harvard Medical
school will not be known for two weeks.
Last week the medical examiner was in
formed that Mrs. Chase made n state
ment 20 n woman living In Swampscott to
the eject that someone was seeking 10
take her life. chief Harris OF the swamp
scott poIicc had n brief Interview with
the woman this afternoon. but said after
ward that the result was OF no import
nuCe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-20
BANK Thief TO Be
BROUGHT BACK FROM GERMANY

New York. Sept. "a New York state
detective will sail for Germany. within
a few days DAYS 20 bring 20 this country
Henry T. Hardy. who for the last thir-
teen years has been the inmate of German
prisons.
Hardy Is 10 he brought back to serve
an uneNpred term or twelve years I'm the
Clinton prison. from which hc escaped.
lie Is declared 10 De one OF the cleNerest
bank thieves I'm this country. After his es-
cane he IL ALLEGED 90 have robbed the Cam
adam bank of 1900 and was next heard
OF IN Germany. leading the life of an
American millionaire" as he was called,
al n fashionable hotel IN Frankfort on
Main
A Baden Baden banker recognized him
a a man who had stolen from his bank
cash 10 the amount ~ 81. 000 He was at
once Imprisoned by tho German authort-
ties and his time Is now expiring
since HARDY has learned that 20 would
be brought hack he has written letters 90
tho state superintendent ~ prisons asking
that he 30 allowed 90 remain IN Germany.
The authorities have refused - consider
his petition