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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
The Produce Market.

There was considerable animation on Cary
Street yesterday, and all the produce COM
mission merchants wero In better spirits Not
that business was so very lively. but with
open weather there is every Indication that
better times are near at hand. Early rege-
tables are In much more active demand, and
the men on ''the block have little or no trou-
bic in unloading these goods at figures that
pay we'll for the handling EGGS are plentiful
and the price for crate lots has gone down to
fifteen cents per dozen Fowls are also more
plentiful, hut the active demand keeps prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
DIVINE S. RV||C.ESS
ON !: ] DAY.
Where People Who Desire tto
Worship Can Hear
the Gospel.
HOLD INT REs'TlNG SERVICES VI i:
All tie Richmond. Church Have, Have
Attractive Exercises for.
ON orrow.
HOLD INTERESTING SERVICES.
All tie Richmond Churches Have.

a. The weather Indications are favorable
for sund ay. It will proba bly, be q pretty;
day and all the people who wish can go
to church. AZ II. Y Ss, Fl
Rev j. j, Hal oy, the pastor, will preach
on i two very interesting subjects at the;
Seventh Street Christian Church ito-m NOR.
row. In tho morning HIS subject will be
"Chfldlkeness. or childishne ss-NVh lcli?";
and at night, THE Welsh Revival il
If Como to Richmond y III
THE Rev. G. AZ Jenkins will preach To-
morrow morning in Randolph Street Bap-
list Church, and Rev. James Buchanan
Il: s ID Z, will preach at night. The Willing
Helpers will meet at $3.50 o'clock In the
afternoon.
a the First Unitarian Church services
will Sbe held tomorrow. morning
1T 6 o. clock, In Monroe Hall;
yorce Evil ?'' Rev 10 hnt y. q oblnson is
pastor. Fiji q II ff FIJI N E /, i i5::55l8
....Thc Amusement Question" will be the
tiemesof Dr. Y Dung sermon tomorrow
night al, Centenary Church. Morning sub
lect. IN Unseen Struggle in tho Far Ear
East. + 81 ~
- y Z 4 !
z ss.lor.H d. Il 81 Gardner will preach at, GRACE
Street Baptist Church iii the morning on
i"God,s s. Providence. Thereiw be a par
tlcularly interesting service In tho even.
ing. Dr.3J. w. MoCollum,E Of Japan, will
speak y /, DIR. McCollunl is on eN ccedingly
popular speaker. often addressing great
crowds IN Japan, He will tell many In!
terestng thlngs about that wonderful peo-
pic and the progress Of Christianity
|among them.
S3AtiLeigls Street Baptist Church to-mor--
row.the pastor Rev, M. Ashby Jones, will
preach, at both hours. the morning his
theme Will BIO "a Power for g ood or Evil.
In. the evening Man Out Of Place. a
i699s n n 4 y sSEs ss55i 5 MET
AT Marshall Street Christian Church.
Roy. y, III. Melton Will preach both, morn
Ing and evening.
ROY, Henry Pearcc Atkins will preach
morning and nigllt tomorrow IN West End
Christian Church Ills morning subject
Viii DO 3,The Promise Of Revival The
thcmesat night Will be THE Boroeans,955.
u DR.. r. & IL. Smith Will speak Mt IA
O'Clock Tomorrow on t'rhe Prophets ana
Human 7ights;'9 nj g. ri M, on ~ he
Immediate End q Our Lords Working
| The revlyal tat Pine Street continues
has been preaching with power and to the
delight sof ~ has beer, prevailed upon 70.
remain over Sunday and carry on The good
Sunday nd school AT no. a, M, and preach at
| IL "A, M. and IS r, NJ. o-morrow w. 80
Services at st;.Iames Methodist Church
will be unusually interesting to- morrow;
AT tile morning service Mrs, I1etdy VII
sing a solo, aid at night Miss Edna Wall
will aing. Rev. W. AZ Cooper, the pastor,
subject u 1.-THE Source and Condition Of
Power; night subject NVhut Think Yc
of Chrlste i.5s Z. II. .ss,s.t
s3l5 - i5 n 3t 49, ia
Supreme Court Proceedings, #
Proceedings &c tho Supreme eo1llt 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
I Did Much ork.

The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals met at No; 310 East Franklin
street on Wednesday evening.
a The agent reported that he had investigated
ninety cases, rs follows: Horses and mules
teams, o no cause for complaint, 10; horses
and mules ordered to DO shot, II: drivers dis
charged for crlelty.34; cared for by agent,
4: fines TOR cruelty. s3s: small animals killed,
As; large animals Killed, 10; admonition given,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Garrett Lees Luck.

Mr. ~. Garnet Lee, i Of New Y ork, is In the
div from 4 southern trip Ono of the inGi-
donts OF tho trip, iwss that he received pretty
scarf pin from hisSmother and when he tglet,
bowl and 1t vent down tho 4 ipeY lIe got. a
scolored man to .nscrew the pif'es \, md he
broke the pipe and y cost Mr., Lee $40 plumber
prses. lie said / yes, hut not 80 many; first
10 get the PM second. no lose IT: third. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
saWho's la Saved Mani"

4 ,rhe big meeting for men " I o-nlorroW
afternoon viii be an exceptionally inter
e ea gone one, Il he theme oneFof Importance
to every man WHO'S q Saved Mang'
and the speaker, Rev.. ". IL " oung :, ~
ID. IA S orr OFFS Centenary 755 Me bodlsl
Church. Mr.. Haddon8S. tiki MS will be
the soloist. The meeting will begin
promptly at 8: 40 o clock. With a half-hour
Of songs in the dark. Agfine audience OF
men Is expected. n Y. iiS5ss fi5sii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Stolen Watch Recovered

Detective Wiltshire Yesterday recovered B a
watch that lie is satlsfitd. was stolen; Two
white men. named Robert NJ ichell and sIYil-,
imlng,on AIonneit, are nov ind or, arrest on
the suspicion they know some about
tiie Initials nts. II. n rba nwep may idoptity
tic watch AT tho Office yof tho chief. The detcc-
tive is confident lleiy has the m IN ~ no took
tho watch. The I'M come y up ~ the
l,nlice Count Ills morning.! tlsi 3aAf99M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Moving Pictures Monday Night

+ DIR. Ed ward Burton Mcdowell VIII be
cordially greeted Monday n ight In his
lnne lecture Samoa, the Paradise Of the 2
South Pacific" The lecture wi be OF
standpoint and highly entertaining. The
motion pictures We're made by DIR. N G.
iDowell as were also tho stereopticon
views. a more popular. form Of ms RUG, V,
ton and enterta !nment than That al
5forded by such lectures is hard to
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80 = a ~
appellant and Hill Carter

we'll Page rof appellant and Hill Garter,
and subrnitted 33 ..is S.
argued BY, Hill Carter for plaintiff lnSer-
ror5 and L. Randolph VILLAINS for de.
PENDANT in error, and submit ed.
THE next cases TO be Gale I'd \ re: III
pany vs. Vaughan's dmlnistratrlx; Vim
free vs. Jones: and Hairston va Dnn-
Vile and N'AAtern nllWaY Company;
being Nos. lv, s. n and ~ on a gllment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Leaf Tobacco Market.

This loose leaf tobacco sales closed yesterday
for the week with small receipts. and BAT
little animation. The stocks offered were OF
the commoner grades. The manufacturers are
anxious for good stock and arc willing to
ray good prices for the same but they are
about reaching the conclusion that very little
more OF that kind Of stuff is In the hands of
the farmers. and. indeed, It begins to look
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Hospital Directors.

Governor Montague has named tho fol-
lowing members of State liospit al boards
for6terIns OF SIX years from March Isl:
S. III. Hansbrough,s Winchester Fl Vest
ern State Hospital s5,S. s3 ,1
John G. Osborne. Radford, Southwest
ern State Hospi tai. &. III
10. H.sk Gloves, Richmond, hstcln
State Hospital. (. {.
james IL. Avis, or Harrsonburg.L was
named as ,pfnlembcr Of the state board
beginning, March LIST. ". y PA Y. So,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Wednesday Club Board.

Upon special INVITATION The! 1loaT! VII
hold il meeting to-nlghtsnt 8 go clock
at the rooms OF the virginia l5lub he1
ports from The Fiilapee Committee ana
iirestIyal Manager as TO progress of u 10
list pf subscribers for tile Festival q
May l-2, 1905. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Rate Matter y p 4 Day,

ThoprlnplpAl sral WaNEcollPunleS gol Z, lNn.
attorneys before the Corpora ttnnss Com
mission, to be heard, q Wit y ference 70
tic proposed chansp t,S3il he minimum.
charges for simple frelgh SIN pmen Y, "
flcers will be present AT Il lie llearin &C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Hand Was Amputated.

!. Young Hoy TilIer. employed With Mr. a, E
sheppard In Hcnrlco county, near soolnonn,s 7;
os his LEI, hand while w9Tk on n =, ts re
"a badly injured that It had to be anlputa,tel
I'he young man was reported as getting along
nicely last night, ~ kfSs ls9t g n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Convention Members,

5K l,ongreyslncn q lasS aud INl0od, Judgc Green,
lion. j :. ,rhompsons brown, Judge W, Gordon
icbertson ana Judge A.. lortloch M z ~
among the convention members VINO reil'a llleu
!, Most Of them left the ScIty last night for g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Ladies Are Grateful.

!. the ladies' of the SChufcli;l The oily
aesirGas sIptfs Ian
Their church to the many ldontrtbllttaf,rIs.
Who have assisted them to ma IS, y le
rum,,,age sale, which they have, =. l,efll
at No. 1901 east Nal Stree1,
Il SUCCESS. fl5 3.tss d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Governor Goes Away.

Governor Montague left yesterday for
Front Royal, Va, where to-day he will
attend an educational conference.
Tho Governor went by way OF WASH
-ington and spent a few hours at the Ma
,tional Capitol He will return here Mon-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Ordinance Rejected,

THE committce on ordinances last night re-
jected the ordinance proposed BY Mayer Nc L.
CARLY 10 Tax pay telephone " tions w Per
fThc MAYOR smoke fqr, the ordinance aEl
Lane, Of the telephone conf
.pany,G aga Inst IT.. d, ~ fi8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
z 40 "a q ANLIIS9 CA1VNON,l8 j Ity90llE
President of Virginia state Anti-Snloon,
IIoWitzers Inspected.

Tho Richmond IIowItzers BATTERY tAp
Att llery) were inspected Thursday night
sew. u S,
The battery turned ont With full ranks
and made N fine appearance. After ill,
spect Ion tlle, friends of tho battery chs
gagged IN dancing. IN ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18

IA RICHMOND WOMAN ASKS
3ahaye you u floor paint tllt will last two
wpeksg Yes We have Ilevoe's; It las
d beautiful gloss and will wear two yeara
NJ properly applied. Harris Hardware Go. 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
CANDIDATES Arr
ASKED ( [ QUESTION ]. IS. /: \
iAntizSaloon League Wants to-
Know Where They
Stand.
ON On. HE MANN 4. n. LIQUOR I: I Bill
The Organization Outlines IFS '89
Attitude il This
h. State. 3.$5s
ON THE MANN LIQUOR BILL

Editor of The Times Dspat ch:
Sir send I'm this an Omen etter which ,c
has been addressed to the following gem
tlemen; Hons. William Hodges Mann. Gu
AZ Swanson and Joseph 2. lizard. caI,
ddates for the nonin Ion for Governor
of,:thc state OF Virginia, and to Hons
e. n. Bland. a.. ,caissll J. r. u Cation atom
and u. Taylor Ellyson, can didat es for the 4
office OF Lieut. cnant- Governor OF the I
State OF Virginia. This letter is sent 10
all the daily newspapers Of the State that
the people Of the sta may know !y' 5 ex-;s
actly what the position Of the Anti IL sa-}
loon League Is and what question has
been asked the candidates for tho office flee I
ofsGovernor and Lieutenant governor, re-. res
spectively. III "a i5s X AL
Yours sincerely. Is
JAMES CANNON, Jr,
President OF Virginia State Anti Saloon
sH League. s5 N ri .S 3g
]. Blackstone. Va, March is, 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18

II Rurnett's Extract OF Vanilla
ii, purity and strength pre-emineRtiy su-
peripr Adv, ~ h. a i5tsf jai3 HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
An Opel, Letter.

Dear Slr.-The Antt-Saloon League "
The State. lis not many sense q poiitl !
\ ca Il organlsa ton, nor does II concern II
self In any way wt purely peirso nal .or
euro lie passage and enforcement OF
such laws CONCERNING the liquor traf v;
as will best promote both the moral AZ, and
material interests az ths !. g n,S
gorljto work: for. "a Statewide prohieitt ~;
law, applying toSeyery section Y OF .the 2
state without any regard for y airy
Tor such legislation as u believes to be 7
demanded hy a public sentiment sliiii y
In 1903 it worked for the pass &c OF he
mann Law.'' by means OF which I s s;t-
loon has virtually been banished 'front.' he
spes liz a passase q such
Flaton as will make the Mann Bill
more effective In Its operations and as
ton lon s 81 vtolators ofstlia LIQUOR law Is .ot
other laws. and Tas VIII require. saloons i,'
TO operate undNr such regulations I. rs
will reduce thegEeYils. arising from the
liquor ira fflc ito a minimum.
r While the league docs not propose as
AN organization 4 d endorse any part or
any particular candidate under any cir
candidate a any time can claim. to be
tho party or5thc candidatesof #. the lea cue,
fyet,lin order that the menbers Jof ho
desires "a know 4 no views of a. candi-
dates for public Office of whatever pol j.
cal party upon the questions In which
the league Is specifically Interested. Tie
Undersigned, thereforc,8fth the president
and the Executive Committee of the Vir-S
ginla State Anti-Salnon I.eague. acting
Herein under It's authority and by its
Instructions, respectfully Il request that
uniform us n as soon as Iossi BILE as 4
to- your POSITION on the following Dues
4 sffscIected 10 the post for which you
Offer would YOU favor the maintenance
8orE tho q Mann B II o9''3{ s$slF sa *,
ss An early reply to the above question 4,
Z will TIC greatly appreciated by, 4
ss fl5iYours sincerely lS,
president Of Virginia state Anti Saloon #
s. q, Mitchell. s, g. Hatcher. II. Men. u
Simpson, IN. w. Lear, M. ASH by Jones, Il
sP, A. Cave. Nv. R, 3eauellamp. g. 3.
3Taylpr,4J II. Gray, j, II p I,ettyjohn, c.
IN. Clurke--lSS clltiNes Commute
NJ. B,--A CODY % this latter has been
given to- tho press of tho State for pub
Slleatlon., and he .repl les Of candidates
fol public office will also be printed for
tho infprmation8nf voters 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18

Supreme Court Proceedings,
9Proceedinss Of tho Supreme Court Of
appeals yesterday were; # .sN
NIckens VS.. phillips; argued by Rose:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Qualities OF Heart.

3 I.ti M now atiaiyzs and study tbs qualities
roGiea ~ the heart ri svsrg irishman a mongst
II profnjnencs % Ills noble. warm hearted, self
taefincipg Hencrobity ~ spirit. IIa ~ yerila-
III one ~ natures hobInneDd 58 u
y H5npoue has defined this trne gentleman 4.
"OpG who IL labitually rppsidrrnte for tht
feelings aud Wefure " others : fi'he ron 81
tiln u = geatleHlal gentleman " me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
His Mental Endownlents.

Physical perfection can accomplish little that
md mental ,.,ibe. In tho caAs OF he ordinary
Irishinnp IL generally verified the truth Of tho
stlmetworn axiom: "a sound mind In sound
indy.H % x
Tho Iossessipn Of QUICK and ready Wit aul
l,inor usually goes hand in hand VIII, genins
and briilianGy u mind. A duliatd may by
gree If learning. but hG can never possess
ms VII aud genuine hunlor, natural accom-,
plIYhnieHts which are prnperblalIy attributed 10
The IrirB, Hence tho logical conclusion that
most Isisbmcn poSycss an Innate something
that may be ierrned II Kind of genius and
bttliiaBcS OF mind. ssSta E g& r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
His Physical Projections.

From the first and physiological standpoint,
what nation surpassns him In his magnificent
physical proportions2 Usually muscular,
strong y tubed. broad Ishoudered OF well-knit'
frame, his general build powerful. hlS cheeks
tiugilng with the riiddy glow Of health, tho
Irirhrnan In many cases Possesses tho Very
acme, IL ] may no speak Of physical perfcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18

Services a / ST. James Methodist Church
will be unusually Interesting to-morroW;
At tile morning service Mrs, Letdy vii
sing a solo, and at night Miss Edna Wall
viii aipg Rev. nv. "a. Cooper, the pastor,
Viii preacii at both services. Morning
s,iDicct u .srha Source and Condition Of
Power; might subject. What Think re
of ChllsLg' gsj; y 4 KS
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
AN EFFECTIVE BAIT.
clever Detective to Send After q
Missing Debtor

CAever Detective to Send After 0
Missing Debtor.
A registered letter is mighty effective
bait. The Seventy-eighth street wo-
man nibbled at the first throw.
"Of course it is for me-" she said.
THAT Is my name and that was my
address before 1 moved here"
Yes, that part Of it's all right" the
postman admitted, but it says 'es-
Quire.' You're not esquire"
NO." sighed the woman, "but I'm
sure
"Of course you are sure" he put in,
but I can't leave the letter. This Is a
registered letter, and we have to be
very careful Of registered mail. The
best I can do is to give you the name
and address Of the writer. Then you
can make inquiry and ask to have the
letter addressed properly"
The woman eyed the prosperous look
Ing missive y%earningly, but since the
compromise offered was the best bar
gain obtainable shehccepted it. The
situation was puzzling. The name of
her benefactor was totally unknown.
Fortunately he was situated in a down
town Office building, so Immediately
after luncheon she attempted to elucl-
date the mystery Of the registered let
ter. Once inside the Office she recog-
nized her correspondent as the man
ager of a concern to which she had
owed 50 for typewriting supplies for
the last six months. She mentioned
the letter; the nan produced a bill.
1T was a copy of this" he said.
"You had ~mored-we could not find
you-mere oversight on your part Of
course-still, in order to keep our &C.
counts square-you understand
The woman was SO mad she wasn't
sure whether she understood or not,
but she paid the bill. When she had
gone the manager treated himself to a
fresh cigar.
Registered letters" he said, are
the best detectives going when the
person you are after moves frequently
and is guilty Of no greater crime than
Sinking a little bill. An ordinary let
ter, even though forwarded to the
proper address, may elicit no reply,
but very few people can Withstand
the appeal Of a registered letter. To
bring results it must, Of course, be
Improperly directed, so that the ad-
dressee cannot receive it. In that case
it either arouses sufficient curiosity
to bring the delinquent down here to
investigate or is returned with the
proper address marked on the envel-
ope. In either event we get on the
track Of the debtor and are pretty sure
to collect the money."-New York
Press.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
hOu9htOn

Mr.. Larson expects to be with US
again next Sunday. Don't forget
preaching at 3p. M. as usual.
The eclipse of the sun on Wednes-
day morning was at so early an hour
that none but the early risers saw it
although it was plainly visible for
about one hour.
Allen Maiden and Mrs. Aaron Mad
lem are expected home tonight from
their sad journey to their old home
near Elkhart, Ind. The children
were left with the grandmother.
Threshing machines r being
worked to the limit all around us and
wheat is coming in on the run. Pete
Hedblom starts in with a new separa-
tor which he bought in Aberdeen last
Monday.
The Misses Branch of Greenfield
township were visiting friends in
Houghton last Saturday. They in
tend to start in a few days for Min
neapolis to take a course in music at
the conservatory.
The hail storm...of last week did
more damage than was first reported
Mr.. flanagan reports the destruction OF
30 or 40 acres of corn and millet also
a COW and calf killed by lightning
In the meadow the electric fluid sci
fire to the prairie. Farmers in De-
troit township report heavy loss OF
grain. Mr.. Livingston of the Dutcf
Cattle company reports the killing o.
TWO horses by lightning.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
Summons

State of South Dakota, County Of Brown, IS.
In Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Anderson, Plaintiff VS.. Milton 1. Pow
ers and Mary L. HoIght0n, and Louise
HoughtOn, the heir at law of Mary L. H0ugh-
ton, deceased; and the unknown heirs at law,
legatees, devisees, and the executors or ad-
illustrators Of Mary L. H0ughton. deceased;
the unknown heirs at law, legatees and devl-
see of any deceased heir at law, legatee or
devisee of Mary L. HoughtOn, deceased; the
unknown administrator or executor Of any
deceased heir at law, legatee or deVisee OF
Mary L. Honghton, deceased; the creditors
OF Mary L. Houghton. deceased, n all per-
sons unknown who have or claim to have any
estate, title or interest in or lien or incumD-
rance upon the premises described. In the
complaint; the creditors of any deceased
heir at law, devisee or legatee of Mary L.
Houghton, deceased, Defendants.
The state of South DAKOTA to the above named
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the platntitf, which
was filed in the office of the Clerk OF this Court
at the city Of Aberdeen, in Bi own County. Snrtl
Dakota, on the 2lst day of August, AID 1905,
ami which prays for a Judgment quieting the
title to and the determination OF all adverse
claims against the premises described In the
complaint situate lii said county, tO-wit: the
NorihMe est Quarter (NW w Of Section thirty
five (35), Township one hundred twenty-five
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
brother and six sisters. The bereaved
one have the sympathy Of the entire
community in their sad hours.
ROndcII

DR.. Fowler was down Monday look
ing after his threshing.
Mrs. Jack gilbert has returned to
her home in Aberdeen after a pleas
ant visit with Rondell people.
The weather has been extremely
hot for several days but at this writ.
ing it is much more comfortable.
Mrs. J. G. Humphrey returned to
Sioux City Wednesday after spending
a week with her father, VIM. Bayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Humphrey and
Judge Bayne and wife took tea with
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson Friday afternoon.
D. G. Gallett and family came down
in an automobile, making calls on E.
P. Ashfords and also at Rest cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breidenbach
drove down to their farm last Satur-
day and lunched with VIM. Bayne
and wife.
The sale which took place Friday
afternoon at MI. Weinreise one mile
west Of Rondell and which consisted
of farming implements, horses,
stock, household goods, etc. were sold
at a good price. Mr.. Black of Mellette
was the auctioneer. Mr.. Weinreise
expects to soon move to N. Oak.
Herbert Olson and Lloyd Hubbard
experienced a runaway Friday as
they we're returning from Aberdeen.
One of the horses became frightened
at a moving train, overturned the
buggy leaving it and it's occupants
and ran into Warner where they
were caught and retained until the
drivers put Gin ar appearance. DR..
Pickering aud others hurriedly and
kindly drove down to the place OF
disaster fearing there would be some
broken bones but luckily there were
none and they found the boys laugh
ing and picking up bundles, blankets,
| nto