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LEGAL NOTICES.
order For Proof of Will.
! OF WISCONSIN CptrNTy ca

Order For Proof of Will
CTArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
- MANITowoC COUNTY,
In the Matter of the Estate of Louis Pankrat2
deceased. In Probate
An Instrument In writing, purporting to be
the Last w i'll and Testament of Louis PankratZ
of the City of MantowoC, in said County
having been delivered into said Court
And Frank Pankratz, of bconto County
Wisconsin, having presented to said Court his
petition in writing duly verified, represent
ing. among other things, that said Louis
PankratZ died testate. at the City of Mantowoc
in said County, on the end day of October, 1915;
that said Instrument i the Last VIII Of said de-
ceased and that Frank rankratz is named there
in a. Executor, and praying that said lnstru
ment be proven and admitted to Probate and
that letters testamcntary he thereon ISSUED
to Frank PauL rat2
1t j. Ordered That said petition aud the
matters theroll be heard and proofs of said
asst VIII and Testament ho taken alta Special
term Of said County Court, to be held ~ the
Probate ,ifiCe in the city of Manitnwoc, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of November l@E AT 10
o clock A. NJ.
And it IL Further Ordered That notice OF
the time and place If said hearing be given
hv publication hereof for three successive
weeks, once each week, previous To the time OF
said hearing in the Msnitowoc Pilot, a news
paper published in said Manitowoc County
Dated October - 1903.
by the Court,
John CniOUPEk, County Judge
Nash 4 Nash Attorneys,
Pub Nov. s.a.l1-2j
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Mike had been appointed a commit
tee of one to break the sad news to
the widow.
Here" said Pat, 'whcre are yez
Goln'?"
ITO the tlcgrapht office. I'll sind
her a dispatch. and whin she gets it
she'll faint and the tIlrrable shock II be
painless. chicago Record Herald.
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what Is love-" asked the sweet
girl. who was looking for chance to
leap.
Love-" replied the old bachelor, sis
a kind of insanity that makes man
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dove"
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Il make a chuu Of MY father
Il could mover DO that with mine"
"Woullu't he like it,"
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rhe mauito~nt Gilot
Established 1850.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1905.
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ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-06

ton. Mr.. Sheets is almost complete
double of President Roosevelt, and
says he is often called Teddy"
w. Goodner was re elected presi.
dent of the state board of regents at
the meeting held in Deadwood last
week, and ID. Aldrich, of Big Stone,
was retained as secretary.
Miss Sophie DeLand arrived home
last Friday morning from an extended
western trip during which she visited
the Yosemite Valley, San Francisco,
Portland, and Spokane.
Last Friday evening at her home Mrs.
George *. March entertained party of
friends The party was given after the
Sibyl Sammis concert and was greatly
enjoyed by the guests.
A quarantine notice for smallpox
was placed on the residence of G. A.
Bartlett Monday. 1t is said the family
is nearly all afflicted with the dread
malady. go,
The Hotel Locke will soon install a
30horse power gas engine which will
run dynamo that will generate suf-
ticient electricity to light the building.
+ George X, March arrived from Bloom
ington, Illinois, Manday and will re-
main for a month or two to look after
his cattle interests west of the river
Governor Elrod Saturday morning
sent to the secretary of state the re-
appointment of John c. Perkins, of
Sisseton, as insurance commissioner.
Frank Scott was an arrival from
Volga Monday, accompanied by his
bride, an estimable young ladyof that
town whom he married last week.
George Wilson, a former Pierreite but
now OF Warren, Mimi, made visit to
this city last week, on business pertain
ing TO his property holdings,
John Sutherland has gone to Eau
Claire, Wis, his old home, to attend a
family reunion, at which his father and
mother will be present.
DR. Stevenson, the we'll known spe
cialist, has returned from Europe and
will make his next regular visit to
Pierre quite soon.
Rev. q. 7. NDtson has gone to Evan
ston, Illinois, to take a summer course
in theology at the. Northwestern uni
versity.
Those who have kicked for years be
cause it has never rained enough it
South Dakota should be satisfied now
Judge Gatfy and Stenographer Little
returned Saturday afternoon from hold
ing term of court in Faux county
E. j. Warner, who is now post trade
at Cheyenne agency, spent several day
in Pierre, departing for Sioux City.
| Governor Elrod returned from Clarl
last Friday and departed Saturday aft
ernoon for his old home in Indiana.
| Bernie Morse is recovering from diph
liberia and only waiting the lapse 0
quarantine to be out again,
Win Klimschmiot has taken the pc
sition Of night police in place of Fran
Sutherland. who resigned
The resources OF the First Natona
Bank Of Pierre at the close of bushes
June 3d. were S478,585.7l.
. Miss Grace Felty is quarantined !
the Fitch block with case of tt
smallpox, in light form
, Mrs. John s. Green, who was stricke
with paralysis last winter, is said to b
rapidly failing. y
| The county commissioners met We
! | Desday to transact all business for til
past quarter.
r Dick Harrington, of Batavia N. Y
) arrived Saturday to visit with Mr.. al
/ Mrs. Burke.
: The city fathers were on seweras
t inspection junket to Winona last wee
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-06
Local Items of Int

Alderman Bolster, who |
of the health committee |
council, informed the Fro
morning that there were |
smallpox in the city, and mi
ing. This is 4 very seridl
affairs to say the least. 81
been negligent, and on hit
should rest for letting
spread as it has. Mr.. Bols
blame, as he is doing hid
head off the disease. The
has learned OF one case whs
family has been treated Il
80 for cases Of chicken pd
eral days ago, when it wal
|. to be smallpox and the ht
tined. Meantime the childr'
! thought to have chicken pc
mingling with other chic
effort was made to restrain
now, with a smallpox pls
up on a house, the bedding
hanging on the clothes line
and the wind waiting the 6
disease all over the neigh
seems to be time for the hi
tiles to be doing something
An exciting scene occur
of the postotfice Tuesday
man from the hospital "
overpower "Bunk" White
cowboy, and the latter
murder" at the top of his
bystanders interfered and I
of Bunk he was running
| 1t seems he has been sick s
hospital that his mind b
balanced. He escaped fir
pital by getting from the
telephone pole, thence to
the hospital attendant w
secure him in order that hi
for further treatment. Bur
be sent to Yankton. Sheri
has Bunk in Jail waiting IL
county insanity board to
case.
The concert IN the ope1
day night was given befo
most appreciative audie1
sembled in Pierre, and wi
Miss Sibyl Sammis, a Pier
. who has made a national
a singer, was to appear.
, this city are proud of Miss
always anxious to hear
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-06

livery barn.
Many other homes We're al,
plstely ruined, while Others
or less damaged. Among Il
Inmates were DR.. Lavery, Mrs
Messrs. Swartout, and Yoka
In the homes that weathere
everything on the lower flo
the cellars is practically destl
Many families have lost {
escaping with fut the clot
wore when caught in the swi
The most fortunate feat
calamity is that it came in
day, had darkness been HOY
the city the loss of life would
enormous.
Such is the condition at I
but out of the ruins will
more beautiful city.
NOTES.
Monday night the Missouri
within a foot of overlooking
flats. This is the highest
the flood in 1881 and 1889.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin W.
breakfast in their new no
north side Of Bad river when
apprised them of the danger.
ran to his barn to get his he
fore he could unite the ami
waist deep in water.
A man secured a boat wi
rescue his family and rem
he reached his front door tn;
was only ankle deep. BET
away with his family it w
neck.
John Hughes and family
| Hollenbeck's ranch, but lost
A report has It that Sc
lodged on the bars near McC
seven miles down the Mis-
These are Fort Pierre home
Indians from out on the
state that floods of a like
occurred a number of times
| A son of MIR. and Mrs. y.
while crossing Bad river in
plunged into the water by t
of the boat. He succeedt
into a tree top, where he n
five hours, until rescued /
and others, after construt
for the purpose.
1t is rumored that three
hOmesteaders were drown
creek.
A rescuing party that "
river rescued Mr.. and MIR
who had been in tree tt
hours. The same party
and Mrs. w. A. Wheeler a
had been in trees thiFty-s
little nephew OF the latt'
drowned. NTH
Arthur Austin, formerl
South Dakota, was drow
river, near Midland. Ih
recovered about 300 yard
place he went down.
; The damage to prope
losses of houses and hous
by the food at Fort Pie
!, estimated at sl5O,000.
1t is said that during
Fort Pierre the water ros
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-06

Those wanting insurance on farm
property can be supplied by calling on
I'll. E. Cutting, Pierre. Herepresents
a company that writes this class of in
Isuranee. 6:29 1t
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-06
NOTICE /!

BY order of the board Of health and
for the purpose of limiting the epidemic
of smallpox all persons not having been
7accinated within the past two years
are requested to submit to same and
all cases of eruptions must be imme-
diately reported to the family physi-
clan, under penalty of the law, which
will be rigidly enforced.
o. N. HOYT, M. d.
County Supt. Board of Health.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-06

ton. Mr.. Sheets is almost complete
double of President Roosevelt, and
says he is often called "Teddy"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

was with this kind of talk, with never a
reference to theatrical engagements or
the breaking of them, that we passed
away an hour.
And now, Pauline" | finally re-
marked, you must lie down and sleep
for little while. | have already en-
gagged a room on this floor. Mrs. Nor
rissey will be with YOU"
She was nothing loath, and l left the
two together. / could trust my wife to
continue the good work. Yet | still was
anxious, realizing the force of the great
truth that you never can tell about a
woman | went over to the theater,
but found it impossible to concentrate
my mind on business. | returned to
the hotel tried to read a newspaper in
the rOtunda, and at last, after about an
hour and half. knocked with a nervous
feeling upon the door behind which my
hopes and fears were Centered. / heard
laugh within. My spirits scared
They were laughing at me, | knew; but
under the circumstances could stand it.
How do you feel, Pauline?" | asked
"A world better, thank YOU" she
answered. gazing at me with a smile
| saw that L 'Allemand, like Richard.
was herself again And you will sing
tonight, of course?"
She paused. still holding me in that
luminous gaze and smile of hers. ''Yes, -
she at length responded, in an incisive
little way that was music to nv ears.
But" she added, You must not
imagine for moment that it was YOU
who induced me to change my mind.
You must not congratulate yourself on
the clever little ruse of the dinner: but
upon your luck in having Mrs. Morrissev
for wife. She did it. You should burn
a little incense on her altar, or much
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

head back in the chair and her eyes half
shut, | went on sOOthingly:
Il know you are very tired; | know
as we'll as you do that you need rest,
The truth is, l am worn out myself.
Don't let's say another word about this
matter lust at present Well do some
thing better | haven't had a bite to
eat since morning. Have you? l thought
not. Well, | shall call a cab, and we
shall go over to the Brunswick and have
a nice, quiet little dinner. Mrs. Morrissey
will join us. "
The prima donna gazed at me out of
weary eyes and made no reply.
What do you say? Is it a go?" l
said this in a tone calculated to be bright
and persuasive.
AS you please" she answered.
| hastily sent for a carriage, and called
Mrs Morrissey, who had come down to
the theater for the dress rehearsal On
the way over to the hotel L'Allemand
sank back among the cushions and
closed her eyes.
Not for a years salary would | face
that audience" she murmured. Ny wife
took her hand, and our tired singer said
little more until we were ensconced in a
cosy, little, private dining-room beside an
open window, through which came play
full little breezes that gently tluttered the
table-cloth and set the flowers nodding.
| remember we'll that these were frag-
rant breezes, laden with the aroma and
the warmth of spring. They seemed to
clear from the brow cobwebs of care, to
bear missives of new hope, to arouse the
imagination We breathed deeply of
them.
The freshness and sunshine was in
delightful contrast to the darkened
theater and our day of toll l could see
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

face in our direction and rested her hands
on her ample hips. If you mean the
shirt she said, I've confscated it.
Il could feel my heart go bump against
my VerUorm appeHdage; but Ike proves
himself general.
MADAME, he said, vOciferous, III
get out a hoPe-ts-a-corPus against you.
You can't seize corporation property for
no private debts, says he. The bluff
worked, and with our beloved shirt we
beat retreat to our broodwar.
But we knew the end of our peaceful
prosperity wasn't procrastinatin' per-
ceptible We'd seen the Meme, meme,
mrne, mo- writ on the wall, and in imagi-
nation | could feel the pangs of hunger
puncturin' my vital statistics. But while
thus we stood in the valley of sOrrer, yours
truly had an inspiration
key says |, right sudden, 1t goes
without sayin' we can't never hqndate
that ere board bill; but the star of hope
amt yet suffered no total eclipse. There s
one chance left us, but it's desp'ret one.
Ikey. Are you stout of heart?'
Yes he answered, perfunctory.
What is it?
Either me or you, l said, talkin' soft
and low as becomes the bearer of bad
news; either me or you must l hest
tated, dreadin' to inflict the blow.
Well?' he said weakly. like a man
starin grim death in the face.
80 Either me or you l repeated, tremu-
lous, must marry Aurora Bory.'
Ike wilted surprisin oh, Lord! he
said. Has it come to that?
'Desp'ret cases need desp're remedies,
as Shakespeare says remarked Ike
looked at me right trustful.
You marry her, he said, appealin'.
No said l, 'we1l gamble on it. Git
the cards
Ike lost. l thought he never would
smile again.
80 Cheer up, and introduce her to soci-
ETY., l said. Maybe she'll get aPpendi-
Citis.'
49, No. he said, right down-hearted,
that face of hers would kill germ at a
thousand yards. She's due to be wearin'
that facial badge of anarchy when the
millennium arrives
Howsomever, Ike was as good as his
word, and the way Aurora Bory took up
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

with his Courtin' was amaZin. L was
pleased, but Ike wasn't consumed none
by the fire of felicity. As the day for the
weddin' drew near he grew right-down
reckless and ceased to hide behind the
rule-case when the vigilance committee
perforated The Buzz-Saw's' SdHcttrt
sauctorum. He hailed the fusil1age with
rapturous Joy, but emerged from each
engagement unscathed and unhappy.
""Taint no use, he often said. I'm
bound to be hitched to that livin' picture
of the burnin' of Rome. Luck's agin'
me, and that's all there is to it..
Il really felt sorry for him, and oPined
I'd do the handsome thing. So after the
ceremony l called the groom aside and
presented to him my interest in The
Buzz-Saw' What | thought were tears
of Joy came to his eyes; but l was poor
guesser. He looked at me right re-
proachful.
Its misfortune enough to own half
the paper, the Lord knows he said,
sorrorful: but to own all of it-Oh Lord!
oh Lord!' And he broke down and wept.
The scene was certainly pitiful.
"To conceal my consuming ecstasy,
held their wcddin certificate out at arms
length and looked at it reverent.
This, said l, is a curiosity
How said Ike, misunderstanding.
Its receipt in full, cried, the
first one ever given to The Buzz-Saw.'
Have it framed, Ike He said he would
Then left Reno, and" he paused.
"And?" l asked, after a moment of
silence.
Well" he continued, after six weeks
in the fiery furnace, Ike couldn't stand it
no longer, and took to the mountains to
find some good place where he could die
lonesome
And he found it," | asked.
mo, Thirty answered, he found
a gold mine. These here fumes and
things are his He don't know what he's
worth-hasn't had time to figger it. And
that's the nearest l ever come to bein'
rich and famous
Il don't understand" " l said.
Why" he replied, all these might
be mine now if | had lost when me and
Ike were gamblin' for Aurora BOry.
And" he sighed, lit was the only time l
was ever known to win"