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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
mirki,nu nrr Dikr.

Onfel: v!6errgott, bas 1T beute
pieoer cine entfebti9e 9iBe, faum aus
subaIten!"-R effe: so, cine fir4s
terli9e 9iBe. Snfel! Sa idau nur,
Die apanaig &ronen, Die 'Ou mir
seifern seseben baft, finb beute Biz auf
aebn 9eler sufammengei9molsen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

nmf6wung Der 6ffentli&en Meinung
6rantrei9s bini6tli9 Der gebanbIurs
Seutf4lanos, fomie elm 3urtidtreten
bes @haupinismn CUR Golge eshabt.
Nieoerwer ur9b esau :
T anbes n 9 u f.
arifa.
Berlin, 10. Oct. Sas benz
nu4itise @noe Der Mufffanbs=g epegung
in Seuti4. Sfafrita lit anfdeineno nit
8eftimmtbeit au ermarten. Maior
@raf b. @6Ben, Der 8ouperneur bes
S4ub9ebiets msloet in ieiner neueften
Sepel9e aablrei&e @insslfiege Der bsr-
fdrtten S6ubtrupps. tpsl6e Die Ibisn-
hung elmer 9r6Bsren Expedition in bas
Snrere erm69liden. I'm ben &eft Der
Rebellion nieoersuI9lagen. Sn nam=
batter Stdrfe BADEN f9 bic @ingebD-
renert beionoers in Son9ea untpeit BEG
Mjaha=S ees an9eiammslt, uno bort
iOa ebeitens elm Sauptidlas bon osut=
ider Settle 9efiibrt uereen.
Petition betreffsbsr
= GIei9nptb.
Berlin, 10. Oct. Sie biefge
6anoelstammer bat cine Yetition be-
trefs abfeQuns Der Tlsi9notb on ben
5anoelsminiffer 9eri9tet. 8erlansi
miro bic I~ufbsbung Der Grsn;fperren.
oamit S9la6tbieb in geniigenber 3abl
eingefibrt tusrbsn t6nne. Sis uebsrL
uaduna Der @renSen fol fd allsin auf
ianitdre WaBregeln beidrdnfen. Ser
ner miro bic %ssitusiie gsisitiauns bee
ginfubrbsrbOts fur friidss Glsiid gss
forbert uno Die SerabIebun9 Der 36ne
auf Sped.
2anga Wieberanf I.
lung Der gIettrisi=
s-N rbeiter.
Berlin, 19. Oct. Inter ben
bisfgen glettriaitdts. Nrbsitsrn berrf9i
arObe unsufrieoenbeit. Sbre @isosr=
e%iniieaung. Die cine Der Sauptbeoin=
gungsn bet Der 8%senoisung Der Jung
fen Wirren mar, eebt nur langfam
Dor fid, uno Sauienoe finb nod auBer
grot. Yisls Stelsn fno pdbreno be,
Sauer Der Nusipsrruns BON Streit=
brsdern eineenpmmert tporben unb an
Die @ntlahuns Der Sslfer in Der 0ott
miro BON ben unternebmert ni9t ge.
badt. SO nerben benin fur 3ablrei9:
Nrbeiter bic Sol9en bes tiir3lideu
2Obntampfes nod geraume 3sit unan.
9e1le9m th9loar 1eli1.
Der a9tsigte @eburts-
tag.
Dresden, 10. Oct. Sier be:
ging bic betannte &omans uno Hobel'
len.S @riftfelerin Claire bon @liimsr.
Sodter bes adtunobier3isers 2arl
Wsbbo bon @limer, bic Geier ibres
a4tSigfen Seburtstases.
3aier n Sc q r.
8erIin n, 10. O,t. 9aiier Wil.
helm bate beute, als CT fid in feinem
automobile benz Stlofs ndberts, Ell.
men 3uiammenROb nit einem auoerer
Nutomobole, bod berlief berielbe obn'
ernfere 6olgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
9dnilder Yrin5
Sdeint bic befen Ausii6ten aaf ben 1orlutgii9eu
SbrDl 5a babet.
Ser Yrin; BON sSales mo Gatin nod Snbieu. - @merhanide SHdDfe
in Gom. &0mgin Mlargberia min mad Mmerha fOmuen.
Npd INNER bic framsOfif enaGide M0ian;.

Soiepb alerbing bon Sort Wapne,
Snb., uno 8ii9Of s. s. Sartlsp BON
Columbus, o., tpuroen beute bon
cardinal @otti. benz prdfettsn Der
Congregation DER propaganoa ems
pfan9sn, Der fe au ben 8eridten aus
ibren reipsttipsn Si6ceisn bseliids
tptnidte.
Der papf miro bsioe 8ii96fe in
pribat.Nuoien3 %empfangen.
26ni9in M argberita
reifeIutig.
$urin n, 10. Oct. Die 60nigin
Wittwe War9berita fam beute bier an,
na4oem fe cine &eiie BON 5000 Rei=
len nit ibr.m Mutomobil bur9 9eutI6s
Lamb, 9oaano uno SrantreiG gemadt
bate.
Die 36nisin ipra9 bic Nbf6t aus
nd4ffes Sabr nit einem Nutomobil
cine &eife bur9 bic Ser. Staten 3u
MAIDEN.
3ehn 8erIeBte.
@enua, 10. Oct. 3uei fGmere
unfdQe ereigneten fia bier. Sn Der
Werfftatt zines .@bemifers erplobirte
elm Sauerfof Sppbon; nobel Elm
babies SuBeno psrIonen bsrIsBt MUIR
ben. barunter cine Grau lebsns=
sefdhrli6-
Gina 9lei43eitie erlittsn bier Mdn-
ner t6oili&e 8erlesunaen in ben ga.
bOnia= Stablmerten, mo Elm nit slii=
bsnoem Wstal seffqtsr, tibsr einsm
Waf rbehdlter bsfinbli6sr 2eRel ger.
ft6rte.
Jrnu 6 taIIo
Jloren3, 10. Oct. = Srau
Selsn Stalo Die Bitttpe BERNHARD
Stalo's bon Cincinnati, o., Der Dor
20 Sabren ameritaniider @sianoter
mad Stalien mar. 1T 3u Scanoieci i'm
alter BON n Sabren ~ssforben. Die
9eide tpiro bsrbrannt tperoen.
Sapan.
milf Mtta&es
enab.
Softp, 19. Oct. Wom Qaiier
muroen beute SO ausldnbiiae Wilitdr=
atta9es IN Notwithstanding empfan.
gen, tuelde ben 9rieg nit Der iabani.
|f4sn Nrmse In Der Wanbi9urei mit-
aemaht batten.
Inter ibnen befano fih aud Sen.
MaeIrtbur bon Der ar1eritaniiaen
Nrmee.
% m. s. 8rpan.
Sotio o, 19. Oct. Der amerita=
nii4e @sianbts 2lopo 6. @riicom
miro am 81. Oct. Wm. s. grpan
benz Mitaoo borffeaen.
@eianotfdaftsistrstdr Wilfon sab
benz gsiu4er gu gbren beute Elm
Diner, benz sablrei9e iapaHiide Wtr.
oentrdger b%eiuobnten.
GIottenparabe e..
Sotio o, 19. Oct. Obglei9 nod
feline Offaieae Nntinoigun9 erfolgt III,
ermartet man, baB bic aeplante Slot.
isnparaoe an, %. October in Der Bal
bon 9oiio Hattfinben mirb. Der Wi.
taoo miro bic parabs bonn panser.
~freu3er vOiama" aus bei4tigen. Gin
8anfett uiro mad her parabe ni&t
ftattfnoen.
Seuti@lano.
ROO INNER unauge
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Hnklanb.
g anolein m n.

IT. g t. Yetersburg. 10. Oct.
Sas 8risssi6if .ania3 pOtemtin"
auf tpslhem bic aufiebenerregenoe
Meuterei portam, iii bur9 taiierli1en
@rlab in ypanoleimon" umgetaufi
u0roen.
panbleimon mar elm Wdrtp.er i'm
8. Snhrbunoert unb gilt als S9uB.
patron Der Ner3te.
9 | Il berun9 BON b n.
Sfaterinooar, 10. Oct.
Die unrubsn babsn fid bier pieber=
bolt, als Die Opfer Der 3rawale bonn
II. b. W. ~bssrabsn uurbsn. 2ofadsn
feusrtsn pieber auf 2eute, tuel9e 2ds
ben pltinosrten.
Teue 3erpir niffe au
bet uninerfitdt
g t. petersburg, 10. Oct.
Sn 5olge Der 8erbaftunsen bon Stu.
benton bel benz 2eiaenbe9dn9nihe bee
6iirffen Srubsbtoi's baben oeren Sos
miIitonsn fid seweigsrt bic 8Orleiun-
gen gu beiu9en uno ss ffebt Elm tpeite-
rer Stiafanb i'm sanss1 2ebrpeisn
bebor.
8 ntlafun Der &efernen.
g t. Yetersburg 9, 10. Oct.
Sas 2riessamt bat bei4loHen bic Re
ierusn 10 f4Hsa nil, mbgli9 gu ent'
Iafen.
Granfrei4.
Sie BallDn.D RI.
Yaris. 10. Oct. Sdmmtlids
Is 2uftbalons, bic am Sonntag bon
ben Suilerienedrten In paris auf-
fie9en, tint u~nsefdbroet gelanoet.
Den bonn aero . Club geiiifteten
prsis srbdIt Saequss 5aure, tuslds,
in -9raf be Ro3au's Segleituns mad
elmer Snbrt bon elmo 875 Wsilsn BEL
2euti1au in ungarn lanoste.
Sirfei.
% o 9mals 3um Robe per-
urtbeiIt.
8onft ntinopeI 10. Oct.
8birfis U~artsnian, Elm naturaliRrte,
amsrifanif9er Bhrser muroe uegsu
grmoroung bes Nrmeniers Witt llnb.
iian gum Sooe berurtbeilt. gr mo-,
fdon einmal perurtbeilt. bod purb'
oas urtbeil bur9 bic gemabungen be-
ameritanii4en 2oniuls a~ufseboben.
Stalien.
u merifanif9e Bif&6e {.
@om, 10. Oct. Dif&of German
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
PEF'lIS DRY GOODS CO.
@iefbeaebrtc Epcfieiten.

Gbegliid uno Sped fpielen einmal
I'M Sabre cine pi9tige &oae in @ng>
lano. 3u Sunmoip, elmer fleinen
Stabt in Ser @rafi9aft @Her, fper0en
ndWli6 aiijd6rli9 apei aniebnli9e
SpedFeiten Derf9enft; oie cine on Elm
altes, Ole anbere on Elm junges @bes
poar. 8eihe Qcare miifen befpeiien
nno 0ur6 SID befrdftissn f0nnen, bab
lie Elm oorSeS Sabr un6 eiren Sag
lang, pine CANT uno Streit Seite an
Settle perIebt baden. Sic @igenart Der
Preisbertbeilung fiibrt tbatIG6li9 oI@
jdhrli9 au@ cine llnmdHe bDn Mens
fGcntino2-n na9 Ser tleinen Sta0t.
9ieTes cSaDr fanoen fi6 Der pfarrer
Sn:n Samusl ScSenfins, 8ifar aus
MplO nn0 feline Trar, un0 SreOerid
Sobn Noafes, Elm o~Sneenisur aus Snb>
lpp un0 Satin, eir, Tim ii9 Den
@brenpreis gu ertperben. SieLSa9e
fpielt fiD tpie Dor einem @eri9tsbofe
ab. 9fi9ter uno @eI9porene ales
2oien, un6 Die 9eY9tporenen aus feds
SunggefeGeN unO feds unberbeiratbe>
ten Samen SuIammengeieBt : b6rten
oem &opofuten bes Yfarrer5 aufmerf>
fam su, Der bsreoiam Elm f90nes Bib
bes gliidli9en @belebens Oes alien
Paares entparf, Oas SO Sabre 5ufdms
men eetpirft unb in fieben &ir6fpielen
fegensrei9 geI9afft babe. Der Mope>
fat, Der Die Snterefien Ser Spedfeitsn
81 bertreten bat, untersog Die 2eut9en
einem fGarfen &%reu5Derb6r; er per>
mo6te aber an ibrem 3euaniB ni9t gu
riitteln. sic beitanoen ibr @ramen
nit @lana. unb Die @ef9tporenen ers
fannten linen Die cine SpedIeite gu.
Mu9 oas iungeP aar erbielt cine Speds
feite. bie Is ii9 rebli9 perbient bate,
benn ibr &reli5berb0r mar ni9t minOer
f9arf als Bel Gem dltern paare.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

8crfau 2larbeit 9ebra9t uno einsn
nmf6wung Der 6fentli&en Meinune
6rantrei6s binf6tli9 Der 8ebanbluns
9suti@lanos, iOwie elm 3uridtretsn
bes @bauOinismus CUR Solge eebabt.
Nieoerweru bes4u :
T anbes n 9 8 T.
afrifa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Seuti@lano.

ROO I'm mer unaug
Hart.
Berlin, 10. Oct. Sie uR6l.
nii1e 3eitung" fabrt beute in einem
inipirirten Nrtitsl aus, bob neuerli9e
@nthaaungen Der ,Depe9s be Sou.
louie, wel&e benz ebemaligen Winifter
oes Ieuberen Seleahe unb Dem frtbe=
rem Warine : Rinifter peletan na6e
ftebe, bic Mfaire oes ansebIiden 6hlfs.
anerbietens bon England an Sranf.
reid fdr ben Ga0 zines Rrieges NIT
Seuti&lanb nod bertuorrener nfaaten.
Die fragli&en Mngaben ieisn nit ben
btinoigen @rtldrungen. tueI9e bie bri.
tif&e @%egierung TIM SUM- abgab unb
lebtbin wieoerbolte. abiolut ai9t 3u
uerein6aren.
Sas &dtbfel bleibe uneeI6f, betoni
bic .Rblnii9e 3eitune". tpie 9eleaKe
nit Der 2esenoe bon Der englif@en
6tlfe I'm Sale zines Rrieaes NIT
Seutf&lanb bauirsn unb ba.auf bic
auswdrtise politif Srantrei&s auf.
bauen tonnts. Smmerbin babe Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

Seim / il 9 e anafer.
Sie 6irma Norman WbeatleD in Spos
neb, Neufuopales, betrieb ppn Der Sns
fel Slip aus eirsn ausgebebnten Sons
Def auf Sen Salomonen i'm Stilen
S5ean. Ser i'm Oienite Der Sirma
ffebenoe gambler Tinlapipn lief gu
elmer Hurofabrt nit Dem &uttsr
rSapo" aus; Die flint e%in9ebprcnen
&anaten, fpel6e Die 8eiabung bilosten,
saltsn ols our9uus treu uno 5uper>
IGfiig. 9a fiibrte fein llnitern Den
S6iffer in Die NGbe Der Sniel 2apenn,
pober Die 8efuBuns itammte. Sbr
Sreibeitseefiibl erpa9te; Der Siibrer
nurbe iiberfonen uitb in Stiide asrs
bodt. Mls Ser gambler SIien nit Iei=
mem &utter 5ufdais in Der RGbe err
f9ien, fam inn Die ungei6idte Sub
runs Ser uSapo" peroGGtis Dor; er
bielt barauf gu, bemerfte Die Spuren
Der @reueltbat unb nabm Die 8eiabuns
~eefanseu, Die er nebft Dem S9iffe nod
Slip 5uriidbra6te.
Sad ser aIten Metbo0e
nabm Die Infertigung zines Hagels d
Minuten in &nipru9; beut5utage f0ns
men in elmer Minute 70 taOeuoie Tdgel
ber9eifent perDen.
Cine taatIide gan
6eIs= unb g efperbe9 Il c
fir MGbden nebft einem Seminar fir
Observation-Disclosures 1T in Qotss
bdm erriatet por0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

\ Neue ransDfii9e Sel6s
o m. @erfu6e nit elmer
Snfdnteries Uniform iino beim 70. Sns
fanterieregiment in @miens, Sranfs
reid, bprgenpmnlen porben. Die llnis
form beitebt aus rau=blauem Sud-;
Der Mantel nit umlegefragen, elmer
&eibe ~brpn5irter MiuniniumfnDpfe.
nit aufgendbten @rababSei9en, DID,
felf6niiren, Die Nummern bes Srups
pentbeils nebft elmer 9ranate, Dem Mbs
5eiden fir Die Snfanterie am &ragen.
Die 8luie 1T einreibie, Die Spfe no4
Dem jeBt iibliGen Shnitt. Ser 9slm
lit Gem &olpnialbelm Gbnli9 uno nit
g%rauzbluuem Sud- i~iber3pgen; er miro
CUR parabe, gum Iusgeben unb tpenn
fonft ~angeprOnet setragen. Die Miise
nirb gum @rer5ieren un6 Dem Irbeitss
oient ~9etragen. Iu9 beim 43. Snfans
terieregiment ioa cine &ompagnie
SragperiuGe MAIDEN. Sier tperben bie
langen 6oien our9 cine furae t9oie unS
8einpidel aus Sud- eriebt, Der Selm
bur9 Elm &dppi. .
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25

Ed. Schwartz of Aberdeen called on
Guy and Myrtle Inscho recently. The
three were school mates a few wears
ago.
Mrs. T. J.. Mcbride and little
daughter, and Mrs. Evans of West
port, attended church at the Hill
school house last Sabbath.
We are very sorry to hear that Mr..
Thompson's family are very i'll with
typhoid fever. Drs. Lloyd of Leola.
and Miller of Aberdeen, are attend
ing them.
j. A. Lovelace, who has just return
ed from Washington, speaks very fav.
orably of that country and it is now
his intention to take his family
there this fall where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Broadbent of
Leola drove to Aberdeen Saturday,
returning Monday. While there they
purchased a fine new surry and har-
ness. They dined with Berne rela-
tives on their way home.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
Putney

william Weldon has returned from
4 trim to the Pacific coast country.
Chris. Jensen has received returns
on his car OF barleyshipped from mere.
It brought him 81 cents net on the
track.
Mrs q. e. Cummings and Miss Nora
came near having a serious accloenc
the other day while on their way 70
Groton. Their horses became irlsnt-
ened and backed their buggy on tne
embankmeut at Burnham's pond, spli'
ling their butter and eggs out OF Tue
buggy and damaging their yenlcle
considerably. The had to borrow an
|other buggy 10 order to get 70 town.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
WeStpOrt

Miss Tergit Wiggerdson is spending
the week in Aberdeen.
Mrs. 7. J. Mcbride and Mrs. Evans
visited at O. d. Harmon's home Sum
day.
Mrs. Annie Anderson and Mrs. Lot
tie Siemann visited at Millspaugh's
and picked cherries last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Fluke are the
happy parents of a bounc ing baby
boy which was born Tuesday, Aug %.
Miss Vida Turner has returned to
her home in Grand Forks after a
three weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
DR.. E. o. Miller made several pro-
fessional calls in and around West
port last Friday. At this date all
his patients are doing nicely.
The sad news reaches us of the
death Of Ada Thompson, formerly o.
Westport, now of Delhi. Her sister,
Maude, is very low withtyphoid feve1
but we all hope she will ecover.
Our threshing machine men mus
have the impression that Westport il
a wheat tielu for at this writing Their
are three mammonth rigs in town
Matatall with his crew are waiting
ready and willing; VIM. Siemann'
ready to start at any time; and Harr,
Fluke with his brand new steel rig
waiting for the rain to cease.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
Talking Beet Sugar Plant Again

A letter from a beet sugar manu-
facturer in Madison, Wis. to Brown
Bros, of this city, has revived the
talk of a beet sugar factory here.
This Mr.. Lunney thinks he could Sc
cure the location of a factory here
and bring in a number of sugar beet
raisers as well. The matter has been
referred to the Commercial club.
There has been no doubt, since the
experiments carried here some years
ago, that sugar beets can be raised
here. Old residents of the city we'll
remember that those who planted the
seed sent in some twelve years ago
raised not only very large beets but
those that we're tested showed an I'M
usually high per centage of sugar.
The questions in the way has been
whether a sufficient number Of farm
ers would raise beets to enable a fac
tory to keep running and the matter
of getting the product to the factory.
Changes in the tariff have at times
seemed imminent and it would be
possible to injure the business through
an unfavorable tariff.
This matter was discussed at Cakes
some time ago and 1T looked for a
while as if that hustling little city
would secur9 a factory but nothing
came of the matter.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
seen at the Gottschalk September 1st
and End. Matinee on the End.
Very Low Excursion Rates to San
Francisco, Los Angeles Port
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Via the North Western Line. Ex-
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August 30, 30 and 81, September !, 2,
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The best of everything. For rates,
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Miss Josephine Lyons portrayal of
the country slob"-Mary Slocum-
is beyond question one Of the most en-:
joyable features of "Old Arkansaw."
This is Miss Lyons third season with
the company and it would be impos-
sible to improve upon her work in
this difficult role. Her makeup as
we'll as her rendition of the. character
is all that could be desired. Her
speciality creates roars Of laughter and
encore after encore is a nightly C
currence. Miss Lyons has been prom
inent among the comparatively first
class character women in this country
for several years and her portrayal of
this difficult role has put her in the
very first rank. Personally Miss
Lyon is a very charming woman and
her appearance in this part is another
evidence of fine 'art of makeup" At
the Gottschalk Sept. 1st and End.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
Bralnard

Mrs. Silverberg is enjoying a visit
from her brothers from Illinois.
Threshing has not yet commenced
in this part of the country, but will in
a few days.
Henry Rathjen anne out from Ida
Grove, Iowa, for a visit at the Rath-
jen ranch in Brainard.
Mrs. T. L. Strachan and children OF
Aberdeen are up spending a week
among friends in Brainard.
MI. and Mrs. John Williams OF West
Salem, Wis, are spending a couple OF
weeks with their nephew, ID. =.
Vaughan.
Mi. and Mrs. Silyerberg and broth
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Vaughan and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Williams spent
Sunday afternoon at Fairyiew.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
500 Reward, 800

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrhs De-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hairs
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by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its WORK
The proprietors have so much faltn
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Take Halls Family Pills Tor consul
patton.
Miss Grace Hayes who essays Tue
role Of "Sue" in "Old Arkansaw" is a
varv clever little lady, endowed with
more than her share of good locks
Being a Southern girl the Arkan saw
required dialect comes naturally . no
as the Arkansas belle she appears 81
her hest advantage. The sweet SIM
plicity with which she portrays the
character is admired by all. In the
heavier dramatic scenes she surprises
everyone by the forceful manner IN
which she handles the paro' wine =
the comedy end Of her role she - -, :,
lection. "Old Arkansaw' Will %
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
OneOta News

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moffat made some
short calls in Oneota Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Vaughan are
enjoying a visit with their uncle and
aunt from Bangor, Wis.
The harvest is about over and
everyone is happy over their fine
crops. Never before had the farmers
such a fine crop of corn.
Would / were Miss Marguerite
Vaughan about next park time 1
think l could write up an interesting
little history Of Oneota. Oneota is
still making history for herself right
along, interesting history too.
Chas. Kittle is another of our
young men well worthy of advance
ment. W. see by the Aberdeen
papers that he has gone to Sisseton
where he takes a position as stenog-
rapher in a large mercantile house
at that place. We wish him success
in his new calling.
John Callaghan is to be the new
grain buyer at the Crown elevator in
Frederick. Success 10 John in his
new position and we're pleased te
hear Of our young men that have vim
and vigor enough to push ahead ant
are we'll worthy of recognition. Wher
the writer first saw John he was {
little boy in kilt skirts and has know
him all these years and knows moth.
ing but good of him.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
ROndell

Miss 1nez Slack visited last week in
county.
Miss Minnie Linitte was the guest
of Miss Grace Ashford.
Miss Olson was the guest of Mrs. A.
j. Tiffany of Aberdeen last Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Brus' August 10th, a bright baby girl.
News differ somewhat from pole
cats as the former is scarce these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Humphrey are
solourning here while their grain is
being threshed.
The grain fields are being shorn their
beauty except for the stacks which
stand like sentinels.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
Berne

pms part of the county
finely.
& lnscho is attending
week.
Loyelace Of Westport,
lew days with her aunt,
prison of westport cali
her Ray in Mcpherson
BY.
:. Samuel Barns Of Fps
ass1s at the c. q. Mur-
gently.
onEschen and children
! lew days with Nj. and
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
pr.x,nr For Good. Husbands.

RT6y1nB FOT UOOU
A picturesque ceremony takes place
every year in Haute-Vtenne. All the
girls in the place on the day OF st. Eu-
tropius file in procession to st. Junien-
les-Combes to the cross which is erect
ed near the church to the saint. Each
girl hangs her left garter on the cross
and prays that she may have a good
husband and then gives way to the
next girl. The cross is SO smothered In
garters of different colors that at a
short distance it looks as though 1t
were covered with flowers.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25

When you go in to collect a bill. the
nan at the counter is less apt to IN
ouire about the health of your family
than when you go in to pay one.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25

wANTED-Girl to work for board.
and room while attending g
MRS. u. G.. HUNTINGTON, 1915 South
Kline St.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
PallfatfOn.

1--WE, are going to give an amateur
dramatic performance in aid of q
worthy charity"
"Why, that, of course, is an extern
uating circumstance" = New YORK
Press.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
EXCHANGE COLUMN

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms,
suitable for normal school students.
r. =. PAYNE, 1917 s. Kline st.