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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26
sTRAYED.
LOST.

ELK TOOTH WATCH CHARM. WITH
three links on one side and F. o. e.
on reverse. Reasonable reward for
return to this Office 4-19-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

NEW 1890 SAVAGE RIFLE WITH
cross hair sights. Enquire at Ar
gus Office. 4-26-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

SECOND HAND SODA FOUNTAIN
in good condition-cheap. Enquire
at this office. 4-26-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

RANCH IMPLEMENTS, STOVE,
household furniture, and miscellan-
eous personal property. Call at resi-
dence of ]. o. Gilkerson, Lewistown.
3-29.tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board. Boulevard street, next door
to Marshal Bebb. Mrs. Merritt.
3-20-6ts
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

YOUNG JACK, WILL TRADE FOR
q heavy stallion or for cattle. VIM.
G. Muir, Two-Dot, Mont. 3.29.8t"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

OFFICE SUITE. TWO ROOMS.
in Argus building; hot water heated
day and night, lavatory adjoining.
Cheap to the right party. Inquire at
this Office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; centrally located.
Gail at Office of DR.. E. A. Long, Main
street. 4-26-tf.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26

SIX ROOM STONE HOUSE FOR
rent on upper Main street. Inquire
Of H. II. Boggs. Postofice building.
3.29.tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-26
FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM. ~ 95, PLATE
glass front, best location In Lewis
town. Inquire at Ross Mercantile Co.,
Successors to Lewistown Commercial
Co. 2-16-u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
ss HARD AT WORK.
orth and Whitley Trying sto
Catch on to Spit Bal. ss

3 j8 4. Especial Ia Tho Times DlspatcllJ &
5#f N ONTO OMEEY. AI1A...i March Manager
Griffith worked ibis pitching squad In relays
Of threa yesterday, and with q hot day To- help
hin out tho work was brisk and beneficial.
Surplus avoirdupos ID disappearing rapidly
and lame arms arc few and far between. ~ &
IA whitley t)rtll and Metcalfe came In for o
srillinE In tho morning. and Put tTann. Hogg
and Hoycrosa showed their chief what they
had In the afternoon. US, VI . 5
There was al, increase OF speed all along the
line, and a few curves twcrc displayed. Ortiz
particularly was full OF pepper. and no and
Whitley tried their hands mt the spit ball
and witt, nosMean succt ss. Chesbro must look
to his flatirela. x
pa Light work Will DO melted out TO Doc Newton
for3i q week yet owing to bis recent attack
OF diptheria. There was a&dflli for everybody
in bunting and rlficing ana Catcher Dun
hal a. chance TO mako several throws to second
haso. the bag being covered by y Hoycross.
who seems 10 have good fielding ability.
K rho, whole squad Of II ighlandcrs made a cal q, u
on Governor Cunningham Mt noon, NATURALLY
8,The Governor said he would be out next
Saturday TO sec New York and Montgomery
play. No players have reported since last week,
but most Of them are due this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
& Property Transfers.

Richmond: Eva Pearl Chandler and Charles
u, chandlergto George RI smethie. 4lt-a feet
on west limo Of Twenty-fourth Street, south
west corner OF Leigh Street. subject to decd
OF trust for 500. 1895, t
8s j, w. Crump to ~, a. I<ylcs 20 fect on st.
Paul Street. southwest corner OF Charity
4 q q. x. Gibson ana wife. Thomas IL wrenn
and wife, George T., Pollock and Gilbert IL.
Pollock and wife to t1V. Howard d Wood. /, IS
feet on west line OF sycamoro; street, HOS
feet south OF Hanover. Street, secs, /. 81
Of syeamore Street, 10 81 feet south Of IIan-
Edward 4, Goodman aud wife to \ II. II.
sotz, 81 feet on south line OF GRACE Street,
southwest corner Of Meadow Street, ss.45o:
VI w. Harrison and wife to FL IL Spence,
p feet on east line Of Eighteenth Street. No.
IN Noart Fiji id Land Company TO j. sltterdng
Same aa recorded IN Hcnrlco County Court
Sarah A, and II, n. Swain to Edward r.
iMaynard, Is feat on north side Of Grace
street, northwest corner OF Cedar Street,
Menrlco; A. g. Brown to tKathleena, Brown,
30 feet on north line OF Floyd Street, 90 feet
west OF Cedar Street, subject to decd Of trust
q e;rss anita Bflldng Company q ~ Wilder
e. ss eat y nS g
4 Charles snoWa and wife g Elizabeth
ana Lambs Brookland Park. $500,
Henry s.. JVallersteln and Wife to I.tzzie
Jackson. IS 81 feet on Twenty first Street,
l7b feet south of Street., Ssa Snd a., al,
d mss. wit Wirgn tG Mesnsy test on east
s sid 4 OF sycamore street. lho feet south o.
Grove Aenue, 500, dsIa u i.li&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
SQUADS TRAININGS [
F0R'B|G|| J | ! |: !. |. !
Affiliate Coaches Figuring OH
Prospects at intercollegiate
Games at Cambridge. ~
YALE E ITS To'MAkE GOOD
Els Have Strong Reserve Force
Ready at Hand. -Condi-
lions Elsewhere. 5'
Especial 10 rio Times. pIspatch.)

81 Especial 10 THO Times pispatch3
9$ NEW YORK, March 7..-Athlolic trainers at
Il tho various eastern, colleges arc already con.
4 adcrlng tho prospects OF their charges II, the
annuni intercollegiate games at Cambridge
4 on May 26tl and 9th. At tho preaent time
tho squads have been In training for soiro
X time. und. Iii tx addition to their regular
4 gymnasium work. VI hayo boon entered In tho
various athletic club indoor meets through.
out tho country IN these, contests Yale has
shown up strongly. ana 10 date appears to have
first Gull on tho annual college games In tho.
lJaryard sadum next May. Tho winning Of
Tho point banner at the Tordhunl University
games In this city recently, against the best
athletes OF tho Metropolitan district, indicates
( thu strength Of tho Bite on tho track this
season. tho numberaof point Winncrs egi.g
u A., the Ellis have a reserve force
/. equal 10 their moro formidable opponents.
ponts sa as ,os eei mon scoSrd Il Il
8 these points. Those left arc Parsons who
won Tho hull mile: Captain bicl.annal,an WIG
took eceond In tho hammer throw; Gates who
finished third In tho low hurdles; A1cott,
who fourth IN ts mile run; Bp '
4 point II the broad jump. Harvard. which no I,
lost four men rcprcscntIng IS points, leaving
tho Crimson with Il POINTS as q foundation.
s Tile Crimson still has SchIck, who won both
E tlie 100 and go yard dashes; schoenfuss. tho
4 winner OF tho shot put. and Dives. who won
Il First In tie g1tiartcr milo In the International
4 6nn,cs4in london 58 5{ ss
as sIennsylyania. winner Of third place. with -
points, loses four men, representing ten points.
\ Thus Yale, Harvard and Rennsylvamlag start
With conditions nearly equal. Cornell. whiel,
tied for fourth PLACE \, has 2
nnnson the mile champion G. e. Z II M !, s IN
cured second pluce in tho low hurdles IN 1909,
and r.. W. r'oatc. who got fourth In 4 he two
rrincaton has lost Dewitt. who won tho
4 hammer throw /; Adslt. who finlafeti third IN
y tho half mile. and Carter. who won fourth
& IN the high hurdles This leaves WI liams..
Z who won second ~ both tho mile and I, hall
mile, AZ and 8Isulon-Miller. who got fourth In
N tho 100 & yard dash. Columbia $ only point
winner was stanslan who captured tho broad !,
4 extremely doubtful 4 IL he Will competc IN
athletics this spring. stanglnnd was recently
4 warned that no had endorsement OF the heart
\ due to6 excessive athletic training. and was
4 advised TO drop his track work ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08

AT the request OF tho owner, who Is re- re-.
lie auction, on tho premises. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
RACES q. AT NEW ORLEANS.
Jockey Martin Rode Two Win
ming Favorites.
INV "a ssociated Prcns.

rode tho two winning fayorites at he Crescent
City Jockey Club track to day Mary Glenn
end Flatpry were tho successful favorites:
First rnce--sciling. six furlonRs-- NJ airy Glenn
ft3 tot1) first. w. Palmer ZIG 40 u second.
tFnrtsienne 10 TO D third Time it1t 3-:s
Y second race-selll ling, six furlo ngs =
Luc.nn tle to y bird. Time J: ~ Rs, 6 IN
q Third race -four furlongs- F'ilasory VI 70
lo) crst, Buegrnssgt to ~ second; Little Rose
Dis %ta 1)athrd, Ttmc, $40 s-5. lss K .
al Fourth race-Jlandicap, nlle-Hand Across Is
10 ~ first. Old Stone % TO l0l second, In
Filth race-sslling. ak furlongs- Is Elll-
son t15 10 y first, Presentment q to y So
cord. kiltles q to y third. Time. IA 3-5.
a Sixth race-selifng. mile and quarter
Evelyn Kinsey q to u first. The 1iuguenot
40 TO y second. sanbo ditto 81 third. Time.
.2:OS 1-5 ,isib jt44y 42asG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
.OaklaW,nE Summary,

53IHl .aIIT73(By Associated Press. Y I, IN
Xxi HOT SPRINGS, ARK March Summarizes:
First race--six furlongs--lJncle Henry eco TO
Il ~ first. Supreme Court (eren) second, New
Hraunfcls Is to y third Time, l:l7 2-5
Second race--Decared on.
Third race--milo and m eighth. selling
Honolulu Is to y first. Cornwall g tod
Fourth race-slx furlongs-A lgelIta IS to -
FIRST. Foxy 6. TO y second liar Is to y
4 third. Time. 1:l6 3-5,5 - 35
. Filth raec-three and a half Sfurlongs soll-
ing-IIenchmnn q 10 81 first America H. q
Time. ~, Y w 4348. a.B.. ~
y sixth race--mllo and an eighth. selling--
sClovis (6 to ~ first belinda q TO y second
Flea go to ~ third. ,Tlne, :5S s45 3}S 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
! NOT IA PATENT MEDICINE,
Hyomel, the Guaranteed catarrh Cure,
Prescribed by Physicians.

Hyon1e, the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure,
Prescribed by Physicians. Il !
No ono should confound Hyomel with
tho putent medicines hat are advertised
4 to euro catarrh. 1t Is as far superior to
h them Ill as the diamond is,more yalu-
,lble than cheap glass, Thcrsconlposltlon
lis secret. but Hyome gives It's formula
to9all reputable physicians
Its base Is The Valuable eucalyptus OIL,
famous for its antlseptio qualities. This
IS combined with aromatic and healing
gums and balsanls, making q puro liquid,
which, when used In the Hyome pocket
inllaler fills tho air You breathe with
CORN kill Ing discase-d destroying and heal
L,g powers that kills all catarrhal germs
1a,ere may be In the thront. nose and
+ lungs III 3 ii
q How foolish 1t Is to try and cure catarrh
4 0y swallowing tablets or LIQUID b. y he only
natural way,to cure this disease and al
othcr diseases OF tho respiratory organs
is to breathe lIyonlei
This treatment has been so suecesstul,
curing 90 per cent, OF all who have used
ii, that Hyomei Ia now sold by drug lists
4 everywhere under anaabsnlutc guarantee
ia refund the money II ~ does not $cllre,
You run no risk whatever In puyiltg Iiyo-,
mel. II 1t did not possess IN usual pow
eys to cure, It could mot be sold .ypoil't hls!
plan. q, !, eS..: ~ a.
and comprises an inlaler, y bot TIE s2i
4 lIyomel and a. dropper, Iile inhaler va!
IIyomcl can be Obtained for 30 cents. y ;.S
I. 1E T.,lA, MilIer,s drug store fsells ltyomel on
9sgI'E s s3Yna as SMnsS
S Ssss S cehp 81 t 9S, ssra bottles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Results at City Park.
NV A ssocIntcIl Press. )

h, . nv (By "A ssocIatcI Prfss.0 "a W q N
NEW ORLEANS, March Z Summaries:
& First race--thrcc and n half furlongs--
Carthage Is to 81 first. Granada 10 to y
second, la Gloria rs to y third. Time. -
Second raco-s ceiling. seven furlongs-John
Brushton Is to y third. Time. ! II rs
Third race--selllng, mle-Wilie Newcombe
"a to ~ first, Low Cut 5t "A 10 u second,
Dr.. 9Knmn,ercr az to u third, Time. -: 4-5.
VI Fourth receive and q half furlongs--
2Florentne e Ito ~ + first Telescope Ito
lol second. IIemlock tioQ to y third. Time,
1:0S. Ss@. MI W; ~ .4s 5s3 n 8 .; Z. .a
# Fifth race--sclling, SIX furlongs----Glad Smile
10 10 y first. Sid Silver "a 70 10 second,
81 ski h race-selllng. mile Roundelay Is to y
first, Morris Volmer e to y second, Eric q
to y third, Time, ]: LID. I.
r Saye nth 81 rue A-seilng Embellishments %
to 30 first Rightful q to ~ second. Harding
G(l3 TO s. third. Time Al 3,5. l.4l sl aaa,8a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
a WANTS GOOD ROADS. .
Salisbury Pushing On With
Work Case Of Smallpox. Il.


SALISBURY, N. CO. March 1.-The
county commissioners for Rowan county
were In extra session to-day The special
effort of the commissioners at the pres
scIit time Is to Improve I he roads Of the
county. a work which has been under
way for months. Much good road has
already been built, but It is not pros
posed toilet up III. the work. 4,
has been received here th =,
city, and master mechanic Of tho South
sern's shops at Spencer who has been
residing iii Savannah for q year. has been
promoted from general Y foreman OF tho
Seaboard Air Line shops at the, last
named place to division master mechanic
He will hereafter have. l,eadquarters In
both Savannah and Americas. n Gasss
Mr.. NJ. West. OF this city, Is confined
to his home here by tho only case Of
genuine smallpox known to Salisbury
for more than q year. Tho young man
was taken Ill Mt his place OF business
ard was later quarantined at I his homo
3by the physicians In charge. ~ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
I By Geo. vi Mayo, Auctionecr
q TOOK ND F1xTU RES "a or BAT
- ROOM 3 AND q sRESTAURANT a.
PUBLIC 8AU CYL ON. 4 WA,

$cTOCK. s AND F1xTU RES ~ BA r.
- ROOM Il AND n ESTA RANT Ar
PUBLIC AU CLIO A. re "A, e
XII Pursuant to ~ decree "a OF the8 District
ertl District, OF Virginia, entered on the
al day Of March, 1906, IN the mattel. Of
IIulcher and Pork nscn., bnnlsrupts, tho
Undersigned receiver VIII sell at public
- c' WEDNESDAY, 81 MARCH &, 1sos, y
1T 10 % clock a.. M.,@thc entire stock OF
Hulcler and Perknsons situated at NO.
403I East 4 Broad n stree Richmond VA
This stock consists Of Cigars, Chewing
Tobacco, Cigarettes, Whistles. Assorted
Wines, Champagne, etc, etc.; also an
unusually f1no lot Of sBar-room and Res
taurant Fixtures atlcll,,as Electric Fans;
Chairs, 81 Oyster Counters. slverWare;. 1ee.
Boxes, y Cash Register. Swinging, Street
Lamps. Steam Table Lunch Counter and
Utensils. Marble-Top Tables,$ Oak D Ming
room Tables, Iron Safe. Il an extra fine
Front and Rear Bar, Oyster Steamer
large lot Of CrockeryS kit chen Utensils
large Cooking Range, CARPETS. yLinol euiri.{
tTlnt-Top Desks; nlso#n lot .of Furniture
and Pipe Organ on SECOND fioor, used as
q lodge-roon1. AZ 8 a tii,3
"A TIE RMS: Cash. !. Il, 55
4 i 4 j OHM III OyVARD. ~ r.,
Receivers In Bankruptcy for I1ulcher and
IL Terkinson. & y Al 3 S S535i II ;ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
S. SALES, Future Days
\ BANKRUPT SALE.

BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
TOzWRESTLE AGAIN.
Gotch and Jenkins Will Meet on
Y Mat on March 1 9Th. n

* NEW, YORK March 7.-Frank Gotch and
Tom Jenkins weer h mat chod yesterday to
swrestle March 18th in Madison Square Car
catch as -catcll-can rules. the man gnthng
two fails out OF three 10 be the winner q
side bet OF $1,000 was posted s. 33 Is N
This match Is the outcome OF Jenkins's
squick defeat OF Jim Parr. tho English cham
pion Gotch has met Jenkins twice. before e
throw Parr than jenkins did and decd lei
to take the latter on again. " ..srr
81 jenkins will train at Thompsons gymnasium
for the contest Gotch wilt come to this city
before Saturday to select a referee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Business Of Amherst Clerks
Office.

(snecIaI to Tho Tlnles-p Ispatch,)
tb tsW olerk shows that The following business
Vas Mas transacted In the clerks Office Of AM
Gerst county in this mouths endl Feb,
deeds ee and deeds Of trust were reeoTded; o.
a. average Of thirty-seyein and two-thirds 9
month"; forty.two Law suits we're instltMt w, Y
We're lpTrobated, and there We're nine grants Of
administration. Tho total amount =, & collected "
from q from M, sos y, fEot!
Tcwentin collected by Tic clerk for ne county
shnd stute for the six months ~ $6l u,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
NEGROES ] I 4 \ (; I! ID.
Made Long Speeches i From J! S Scat s.i';E;;
u. ..11 fold, Admitting Guilt.
MI fRv A ted Press

ROME. CA, March 4 Bob Sutherland
and M Courtney Baker, negroes, were
hanged here to-day for murder. Both
negroes made lengthy speeches from the
/ scaffold. admitting their guilt. Suther-
land killed two negroes and wounded
three others at a dance last Christmas
Baker killed his wife. * 81 a5 H. 59$s3 ass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
Z BY The &Vnlent tine Auction Co.,
6iS East Broad Street.

Olo IL1St Loh Otho
sUCTIoN3 SALE TO-DAY, iNEDNEs-
= DAY, MARCH 9TH. AZ, OUR, SALE BALE,
COMMENCING AT 80 O O'CLOCK 5E
Suits, several Odd Oak Bedsteads, Oak
Library Tabe.$'6 Oak Saddle Seat Office.
Chairs. Oak Revolving Chair, Walnut
sLcntfer-Seat Dining Chairs, Hair Mat
5tresses, Oak Chiftoniers. Swell Front
Quartcred Oak China Case Pictures, Oak
cloth, Combination Book Case and Secre-5
tar5,, Oak Book Cases Massive Hall
Stand. Iron Beds, Center Tables, Rugs
5Druggets, Carpe ts.s II iissS ~
SPECIAL. I'm M
III At II 40 will Offer handsome Cherry
Frame Plate Glass Sllent-sal esnlan Show
Case, 10 feet long, particularly adapted
for a drug store a&aisF yS
s13,@ THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
y Chambers Reinstated.

s Especial TO Tho Times plspatcl,,) sa5
NAPoLls MD. Marnh f--Midshipn
signed from, the Naval Academy on account
OF deficiency Iii studies, has been rea ppointed
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-28
Secretary f. L. Wirick of the In

Secretary +. L. Wirlck OF the In
terstate Live Stock fair, which will
be held at Sioux City September IL
Is, announces that more money will
be spent in securing free attractians,
premiums and good races than at
either Of the two preceding fairs. In
1904 the attendance was 40 per cent.
larger than in 1903, and it is expect
ed a similar increase will be shown
this year. All the profits of last years
fair have been used in improving the
grounds and in adding to the purses
and premiums, making a total of
purses for races $4,000 and the .otal
Of premiums offered for displays 500
900. Six free attractions, of a q lality
unsurpassed by any circus, will be
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-28

the happy couple all u of
good things of this life.
Miss Emeline Scribner, of LIE
Mars, Iowa, is visiting her niece, Mrs
III. G. Durham.
&C. F. Washburn, of Morris, Ill.
has been spending the past two
weeks in this city.
Miss E. NJ. Shove and Miss Ruth
Brink, of Pierre. were guests at the
g. e. Mallery home last Monday
Misses Maud Miller, Nora and
Margaret O'Connor, of Sioux Falls.
were guests at the Patrick Kildee
home the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Julia Nelson and daughter
Edith departed Monday for Seattle,
Wash, where they will visit relatives
for a few weeks. If Mrs. Nelson is
satisfied with that locality, she may
make it her future home.
Rev. Starring, of the Congrega-
tional church, will preach upon the
following subjects next Sunday.
Morning, weighed and found want
ing;" evening, "Christ's temptations
and His power to help others when
tempted"
Mike Maney's team took a little
spin on its own account Saturday
while Mrs. NJ. was ia the buggy.
One animal had gotten the bride
off, consequently the lady could do
nothing to control the team. For.
tunately the team was stopped north
of the Fuller building without in.
jury to anyone.
A. G. Johnson, general agent of
the G. q NV. R'y for Minnesota
and South Dakota, and W. G. Smith,
auditor for the Van Dusen line of
elevators, were in the city Wednes-
day morning. They drove from this
city TO inspect the grain fields rela-
tive to probable yield and as to re.
ported black rust.
Cook d Barrett's combined shows
exhibited in this city Monday. 1t
cannot be said that this company
carries anything very great in the
show line. The menagerie was prac.
tically nothing. The circus perform
anc was not bad for a small con.
Germ. Some of the performers were
OF the highest class, equalling any
thing carried by the largest shows.
Since our last mention the fol.
lowing have paid subscription to the
INDEPENDENT: w. l.. Barnes, w. l..
Howard, E. Belzer, Ed Harvey, w.
IL. Voss, Mrs. A. FL. Palmer, T. T.
Omdahlen, John Dobson, John Wei
denkopf, N. 0. Gaasedalen, B. j.
Carrigan, G. N. Rostid, l.. B. Grotta
James Wright, John Costello, Mrs.
VIM. Risedorph, r. H. Richardson,
w. L. Mitchell HI. Fl. Plowman, E.
j. Gulbranson, j. 0. Hodgson p. A.
Alderman, Mrs. Mary A. INLAY.
Last week the wheat market was
considerably disturbed over reports
of black rust in the northwa est,
Minnesota, the two Dakotas, and
northwestern Iowa. As a conse.
quence the price of the September
delivery advanced Ia cents during
the week. On Monday the feeling be
came easier and the option eased of
four cents from the high point. How.
ever, it seems to be a fact that black
rust has appeared to some extent in
some localities, although not SO gen
orally as last year. The market was
aided in the decline by heavy receipts
from Kansas, which state notwith
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-28
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From al Around the Town and
County.

Miss Winnie Stewart is suffering
from an abcess on her hand
Attorneys E. F. Green and Chas
2. Warren were at Iroquois Monday
Mrs. j. E. Mallory came down
from Pierre to spend the week with
her husband.
Mrs. R. D. Wakeman, of Airing
ton, spent Sunday with her sister,
Miss Kittie Strong.
T. H. Ruth departed Monday
evening for Portland. He intended
to go by the Canadian Pacific route,
Mrs. Richards and son, Forest,
went to Troquois Monday to spend
several weeks with friends and rela,
tives.
Mrs. Bradley, from Wisconsin,
accompanied by her son, is visiting
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Hell
en- Remington.
Miss Jessie Whitehead arrived
from Youngstown, Ohio, Tuesday
evening where she spent several
months with relatives.
-Chas. Rehfeld has been suffering
from rheumatism the past week. On
Monday he was able to get around
only with the aid of ID cane and a
crutch.
Mrs. Laver, of ST. Paul, and Mrs.
Kiser, OF Plymoth, Wis, are visiting
at the F. B. Danley home. Mrs. Law.
er is an aunt and Mrs. Kiser a cous'
in Of Mr.. Danley.
j. NJ. Parry and family attended
the marriage of his niece, Miss Laura
Forbes to Mr.. Dale Midget Wednes,
day of last week, mention OF which
is made elsewhere,
S. B. Moltz came down from
Burdette, Hand county, Thursday
to remain the balance of the season
S. B. built a three thousand dollar
farm house for a party in that local
ity.
Mrs. F, M. Andrews departed
Tuesday for Portland. She joined
a party of ladies at Lake Preston.
Misses Halle Hall, Ida Olston, and
Margaret Tobin, who go by way of
Denver.
Henry Olson, who had charge OF
the Atlas elevator ii this city about
two years ago. has been engaged to
buy grain for the Farmers Coop
erative..Ass'n. He will begin about
August LIST.
Miss Lulu Courtney arrived
from Minneapolis Thursday OF las
week for a visit with her grandmothe,
Mrs. Murry, and her uncle M. w,
Murray. She may decide to remain
through the summer and fall.
Miss Laura A. Forbes and MIR
Dale Midget, of Spirit Lake town
ship, were united in marriage Wed
nesday of last week. The ceremony
occurred at the home OF the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Forbes
who served an elegant wedding sup
per to the relatives and friends pres
emit. The evening was spent in con
versation, and games and the com
pany departed at a late hour wishing