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ENosBURaH FALLS.

c. j. Ferguson was entertained in thu
family of A. A. Aseltine during his stay
in town. He spoke at North Fairfield
Sunday afternoon and West Enosburgh
IN the evcning.--J. George Gaines Is
spending a few days in Cambridgc.-J
e. Sowle has the direction of work at
the camp ground clearing the open field
near the highway of stumps. logs and
blowing and sowing with oats the entire
plot Brigham Academy graduating
class were in town Monday being photo
rraphed. Tho high school base ball team
also were grouped for picture.-Dr r.
n. Brown has purchased OF Andrew
Cotton his house on Orchard street and
sold his lot on Church street to y. NJ.
Rose.--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rood of
Milton were in town over Sunday visiting
Mrs. Rood $ niece. Mrs. w. w. Hutchin-
son, and her sister who lives there.
q. W. Burlcson Of Burlington was in
town Friday on business connected with
customs service.C. ]. Ferguson OF the
State Anti-Saloon League spoke with his
usual vieor on the New Declaration OF
independence in the Methodist Church
Sunday morning and left at once for
West Enosburgh.- Rev. q. W. Hunt
spent Saturday In town. leaving Sunday
morning for West Enosturgh and
Bakersfield. at which latter place no de-
livered the baccalaureate he fore the
graduating class OF Brigham Academy
4. j. Caldwell who has been In New
Hampshire for some months past. return
cd to town Friday.-Willis and Grace
Hent children of the Rev. u. Kent arriv-
ed i'm town Sunday afternoon from. st
Albans.-E. Hubbard of Franklin p1ssrd
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

G.. T. Hal! spent Sunday at Derby Line.
The Rev. w. c. Schof'eld of Richford
exchanged pulpits with the Rev. G. S.
Ropes of this place Sunday, June A.
George Porter, who has been at homo
for the past few weeks left. on Tue sday
for New Hampshire. -Mrs. l.. G. Bent
is visiting at her fathers. j.. o. Row.
ley's.-N. 5. Adams has returned from
Worcester Mass.-Mrs. Helen Wilcox
and Mrs. f.. l.. Macy were in North
Troy Tuesday of this week.-Mrs.. A. G..
Grips of Peoria. ILL.,. and the Misses
Grips are in town for the summer.
Mrs. G.. n. Rowlcy had a narrow escape
from serious injury recently. as a part
OF the harness gave ont, while she was
driving down the mil. hill. The horse
ran as far MS William BARRIERS. throw
ing Mrs Rowley out. fortunately she
escaped with slight bruises. Mrs. G. A.
r;ardyne. Mrs. p. G. Brennan and Mrs
c.. r. Hall were in attendance at the
county conference of Conversational
Churches at St. Adams Wcdne sday and
Thursday Douso and Miss Eva
Girard were married Wednesday, June I
at st. Isidores Church. by the Rev.
Father Cote. Tho happy couple left i'm
meflatey for short wedding trip. after
which they return to this placc.-Mrs.
Fanny Thomas, widow Of Simeon
Thomas, died Monday afternoon of this
week, aged 50 years. Funeral services
were held from her home Wednesday at
tu-o O'clock
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GEORGIA.

On Monday morning Charles Coburn
was operated upon for appendicitis by
Drs. Davidson. Hyatt and Brennan. The
disease had reached such a stage that it
was not considered safe to remove him
to the hospital He stood the operation
well. hut it is a serious affair as he is
&c years of ago. He had been III about
"a week.-Dr. Hubbell was in town last
week to see Martin Rankin. who is
gaining slowly.-Chldren's day will be
observed next Sunday, June II, ut the
various thurchcs.-Kate Perry went to
st. Adams on Monday, where she has "a
position.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry 7. Bal
lard of Burlington are visiting friends in
town.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The breakfast which was to have been
given in Boston to Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
by tho Wonan's club of that city has
been postponed until this week on account
of the death OF Mrs. Livermore.
Prof ]. j. Thompson, f. r. s.. of Cam.
bridge University, has been elected pro.
fessor of natural philosophy in the Royal
Institution. to succeed Lord Rayleish.
who becomes honorary professor.
Joaquin Miller the poet OF the Sierras,"
is to be signally honored by the Lewis and
Clark exposition OF Portland. There Is to
he Joaquin Miller day." which will
wind up what is to be called the West.
ern Authors week.
Clarence A. Beckwith. Buck professor Of
Christian theology in Bangor Theological
Seminary has been called to the Buck
professorship Of systematic theology ct
Chicago Theological Seminary
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BAKERSFIELD.

Judge n. r. Start and Miss Mabel start
returned Wednesday OF last week from
n fcw weeks stay in Montpclier.-Mss
Ethel Tillotson of Highgatc spent COM
menccmcnt week at the home of her
uncle. w. +. Tllotson.--Mrs. W. y.
Stewart and sons. Donald and Clifford,
of Fairfax were in town Saturday.-A
very interesting game of ball was played
her Saturday afternoon the visiting team
from Fairfax being defeated by a score
Of to o-Mr. and Mrs NJ. q. Heath Of
Hyde Park visiting Mrs. Heaths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Austin.
Mrs. n. Il. Fuller. accompanied by Miss
Wyhurn of New York. has arrived at her
summer home. the Highlands H. r.
Soule is in Boston this week on bust
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Artemus Rockwell. an aged citizen
of this town died at his home on Rice
hill Thursday evening.-Dr. a. ID. Pat
ten Of East Fairfield was called here
Thursday in council with DIR. ID. O.
Powers in the case Of Ephriam Read
Mr.. and Mrs Z. q. Nay of Jericho WIS.,
tied her sister. Mrs II. IIislop. recent
ly.--Mr and Mrs. Gilman of Bedford
are guests at the home of a. II. Marsh
Tho condition of Miss Gertrude
Machia, who is very i'll with bilious fever
is not as favorable.
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FAIRFAX.

A. N. Buck and daughter, Effic of
Burlington. spent June 4. with I. r.
Hunt.-Cards are out announcing the
wedding Of Miss Mary Drake Phelps and
George Sanford Hewins of Boston June
A-Miss Gertrude Phelps, who has been
spending some time in Massachusetts,,
returned home last week.-R. II. Buck
and wife spent the evening of June in
st. Albans.-Mrs. Cleon Orton will spend
this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lewis.-Thc friends of Mrs. A.
b. Becman are pleased to learn that
she IL gaining slowly.-The Hon. w. ID.
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sWANTON CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs, John T. Callan ana httle
daughter have gone on n carriage drive
to fIemincford, Que, and will visit
friends in Mooers and Champlain, n. V,
for n weck.-A d. Wilder has built q
porch to his dwelling house and painted
his house and barns.-Sevoral attended
the funeral of Fay A. Marvin of Sheldon
last Morday.-Farmors are market ting
bunch onions
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
swANToN.

FRA Chase, deputy collector and inspec-
tor. has been transferred from the Wind
sor street station. Montreal to the port
of Swanton and reported for duty Thurs
day. Mr.. Chase has leased the Marvin
place on Farrar street.
The remains of George Schoolcraft
killed by lightning at Ahurgh last Fri
day. we're brought here for ntermcnt
Monday fornoon on the 1850 train. ac'
companied by large delegation from
the Alburgh Masonic Lodge Seventy
six lodge of Swanton escorted from tic
train TO Riverside cemetery, where bur
ial was conducted with full Masonic hon
crs. The funeral was largely attended
An entertainment for the benefit OF
Holy Trinity Church will he given al
Billiards. hall Wednesday evening by
Pauline Johnson Mohawk, author and
reciter assisted by Walter McRaye.
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HIGHGATE CENTRE.

Mrs. o. e. Wilson and daughter. Muir
ial. returned Saturday night from Hyde
Park, where they have been visiting re-
lutivcs and friends Mrs. George HefflOn
Of burlington is in town for II few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
Mrs James Butler and daushtcr Mamie,
are spreading tho week With relatives in
Burlington. Miss Matte Stump was in
81. Adams. the guest of Mrs. ". G. Man
2er-Mrs. Mary HOgabccm has returned
from II two weeks stay with friends in
HurlngtOn.--W. w. FISHER has a position
MS clerk in the store Of Cross q Co.
The Rev, s. s, Brigham of Fairfax was
in town las. week visiting friends. Tho
Rev A. r.. Austin of Georgia preached
at the Methodist Church Sunday morning
in exchange with the Rev. c. T. raplin.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from second PageJ

IQast Thursday night. The hall was
kcrowded and many had to stand IN or
leave. Rev. J. +. Treat offered prayer.
,lThe remainder of the programme fol-
lows: Song, by the school. essay, "Thc
Russian Crisis" Leo Won Matrc: essay
"rvanhoe," Cleo Lcona Goodrich; essay
''Progress of Japan Verne Wesley
Green: song, Away to the Fields" high
school; essay, Whittier Arc We Tend
teng." Mabel Emma Stackwell: essay
"Our Town and Its Needs" Mary G.
Olmstead; essay, "Unrcstricted TmmiGra-
ton," John Gown Berry: song. 'rhe
Call to Arms" high school: essay.
Canada and the Canadian North
West" Grace A. Fitzsimmons prcsen-
ration of diplomas by school supern-
tendent, +. 6. Nichols bear was sccn
In the borders Of Hineshnrgh Monday
morning: several hunters. were out Tues
day in search of him.
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FLETCHER.

The Modern Woodman and c. NJ A.
are making preparations for a Fourth of
July celebration in this place, with fire
works in the evening and a dance at the
hall of +. A. kezer.-L. j. Church and
father and Miss Nellie Robinson spent
Sunday at the home of G. Carpcnter-
Children's Sunday will he observed at
the Union Church at the Center next
Sunday.
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RICHFORD.

Tho Kings Daughters met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Mckinney,
Troy street. at three O'clock.-Richford
Lodge. No. Is, l. O. O. f., will have
memorial services Sunday. June II, at
the Baptist Church. and the Rev, W. q.
Scofeld will preach the sermon. THE
annual reception of the Richford high
school alumni will he held in Ayers hall
Thursday evening. June II. from eight to
ten o'clock; dancing ten to one..-The
Musical and Literary club will meet with
(COntiuued on 4th page.)
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ST. Adams.

The drenching rain of Friday night had
but little effect upon the friends and ad-
mrcrs of the Junior class of the St. AL
bans high school. a crowd OF nearly 600
attending the annual exhibition and prize
speaking. The first prize was awarded o
Miss Winfred Socum Hall and the Sec
ond prize to Miss Elizabeth Wood Bar
rett. The prizes. SIS and $40 in gold re-
|spccti>cly arc given annually by ex-Gov-
ernor and Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith.
The Judges OF last evenings contest were
the Rev. DR.. Norman Seaver Of Rutland.
Princial A. a. Kemton of Brigham Acad-
envy. Bakersfield. and Principal NJ ID.
Chittenden of Bellows Free Academy of
Fairfax. In awarding the prizes the
Judges expressed regret that there were
not two first prizes. there being little IT
any distinction in honors. The programme
follows: Song (a). The Sweetest Flower
That Crows tb), white Butterflies.
Girls Glee club: reading, 1.-The Last
Word" tHenry van Dyke. Grace Anna
Oliver; reading. Trying the Rose Act y
(Maretta Holly. Effie NJ. Cross; reading
THE Death Disk" Mark Twain, Eliza
beth Wood Barrett; defamation 1.-THE
Trial of Bon Thomas. H. S. Edwards).
Winfrcd Byerly Dewart; reading. death
of Little Jo''. Charles Dickens, Mary
Dorothy Hurley; song, Birds That Sing
in June, Glee club; reading. selection
from 1.-THE Palace of the King, F Ma
rion Crawford). Alice Gilmore Bradford
reading. "Zingrella". Winfred Slocum
Hall; reading. "Portia Describes Her
Lovers. act l. scene >. "Merchant of Ven
ice. shakespeare, Violet Elton Sum-
|
katherine Ritter Brooks), Evelyn Mae
Greene: chorus 1.-THE Two Gronadiers' ,
high school chorus
The death of Barney H. Stickney oc-
Cured at the horle of his daughter. Mrs
c. r. Lawrence, of Lake street on Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Stickrcy's health had
been poor for a year past and his death
resulted from general debility and a
| general breaking down. Carney n. Stick
ne, was the eighth son of a family of
| ton children born to joseph and Jerusha
| (HuhbclN Stickncv. and was n native of
| Bighgatc, where he was born August 25,
| lscG. Mr.. Stickncy was veteran of the
| Civil War. having served In Company {.
| LIST Vermont volunteers. He was mar
ricd August %, 1861. to Mary l.. Weber
and is survived by five children. Carter
| chester. n. r., Dean r. Stickney OF Ber-
! lin. ~ H.. Miss Lillian OF this city. with
whom he passed his declining days The
funeral was held from his late home
at 10 Bank street. at two o'clock Satur-
| day afternoon.
| Invitations are out for the marriage of
Fred Il. IIurlbut and Miss Aura Webster
Hunt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
| w. Hunt of Fairfield street. The affair
will take place at the home of the brides
parents on Wednesday evening. June IA.
at eight o'clock.
Frank }. Sagendorph was Tuesday night
engaged as principal Of the st. Allans
high school with general supervision OF
all the schools at a salary of $1,000. The
vote stood four to two, the commission
srs from wards one. two. four ard five
voting for tho resolution and the com.
missioners from wards three and six
| against it
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HINEsBURGH.

Prof. I. p. Kellogg, Jr.. has gona to
Boston in the street car service for the
summer. 1t is expected he will continue
principal Of our high school another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Peters rejoice
over the birth of a little girl Decora-
Zion day was observed as usual. The
orator. the Rev. +. r. Kellogg of Water
bury. gave Il very satisfactory address
10 one OF the largest audiences ever
gathered here on such an occasion The
pand furnished excellent music and the
Relief Corps furnished refreshments at
The haiA.Mrs. C. r. Ray of burlington
is visiting at o. II. Barber s.--Chldrcn' s
DAY will be observed at the Congrega-
lional Church next Sunday.--The band
will give an open air concert Saturday
hight if the weather permits.-Nlrs. G.
II. Weed Is preparing to build a new
barn and tho masons have begun work
on it.
II is reported that n bear has been
seen at the edge of the village on
I1Ienry Russell's hill. Several men and
gboys were out Sunday evening with
guns but were not lucky enough tc
capture the animal. ii having taken
TO the woods.
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WINoOsKI.

number of the Ovcrseers of the fin
Sshing department of the American
wooden mill gathered in the parlors of the
6otel Brunswick Sunday night for the pur
pose of giving their former head over
seer, Daniel G. Marley. a farewell recep-
ton' About ~ Of the oVcrSeers were
present and after a social hour Mr.. Mar
ley was presented with "A handsome smok-
Ing outfit. Mr. Marley while taken by
surprise, responded in happy manner
thanking his fellow workers for the lit
terest which they had taken in his vel
Fare. Mr. Marley rclnquishes tho posi-
lion Of head overseer of the Finishing de-
partmcnt of the BURLINGTON. It. Enfield
and Lebanon, \. H.. mills On account of
failing health. Mr.. Marley entered the
wooden mill at the age of Is years and at
the age Of ls was given charge of the
Iigsing department. Since then he has
had charge of nearly every department.
Of the mills in the manufacture of woolc,,
goods. About two years ago Mr. Marley
was sent here to assume charge of tno
finishing department and by his valuable
knowledge of the business has brought
that department up to the standard which
1t now attains. Mr. Marley will leave in
few days for his home in Lowell. Mass,
where he will spend some time enjoying
rest which hc has well earned
Through his Kindness Of heart end gentle
m"nh"r he has won many friends both
!" IN" mills and about the village who
wiz regret to learn of his departure.
i'""r,ck Gibbons the man arrested by
t"''r hefg"ron Friday evening for using
lhs"'t'hS language to citizens on the
s''ee'' was arraigned before Just ice
Graves saturday MORNING IN , oh,rgo
Of breach of the peace. lie n;r,dcd
guilty and was fined 80 and cast. ~,
days at the House OF Correction Moi
having the money he will be takcn dovr
To-day by Officer Bergoron.
Frank n Nobirson, for the cast vo,r
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RurrER AND CHEESE MARKET

Boston. juno I.
BNTTER-The market was uuiet:
northern 2eG22iac. western. 2liaqc9c; Yer
mont dairy. l942lc.
CHEESE-Easy for new made: Yer
mont twins. 12Q13iac
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Ira Bromley visited relatives in West
port. n y. several days last week, re.
turning home Friday night.
Allen Hill went Monday to Starksborc
to spend the week with friends.
Mrs. Laura Baldwin, who spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs Clough. in the
city, has come to her home for the sum.
mcr Mrs. Clara Fielder is staying with
hor.
Mrs. J. w. Jones has carpenters from
Burlington repairing the buildings on hel
farm.
Ernest Milllam is improving his hous,
at Hilcrcst farm with n coat of paint
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

ROstOn, June l.
Executing Amalgamatcd there was
animation in copper shares to day Anal
ganatcd opened II. above Yesterdays
close. closing 7s7s. Copper Range ranged
between 6si.G7o's: United closed N1a:
Utah 1875.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22

is the lucky number ano
draws the steel range in our
Daily Bread Baking Pow
der contest. Who has it?
We will wait until Deem
Der 1st and if this number is
not presented by that time
the range will go to the
next nearest number above.
Hunt up your tickets at
once. Yours very truly,
j. w. Coquillette.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
Notice.

AS | am obliged to stop
all credit and collect all
accounts before invoicing,
| hope those with accounts
will appreciate the time that
has been extended to them,
and be prompt to balance
the same and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
ID. A. Mccoy.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
Soft and hard coal for
sale by Corcoran Brothers
at their elvator.
Church Notices.

CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Regular services morning and
evening.
A cordial invitation to all.
a. O.. Swartwood, Pastor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
1st pub Nov 15-t4
Notice to Creditors.

In County Court for Hand County,
South Dakota, IS.
Estate of Clifford e. Saddoris, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the Hn-
d~ersigned, administrator of the estate
of Clifford e. Saddoris, deceased. to
the creditors of and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to
the said administrator or his resident
agent, f. e. Saltmarsh, at the city of
Miller in the said county of Hand.
Dated November 10, 1905.
Samuel Saddoris,
Said Administrator.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
Attention. The Ladies of Christian

Attention! The Ladies of Christian
church will serve their annual
Thanksgiving dinner and supper in
the lower rooms of the Opera house.
Why prepare your dinners at home
when you can get Turkey dinner
there. We thank you for your pat
ronage in the past and hoping to see
you there again is the wish Of
The Committee.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
METHODIST.

There will be preaching at the M.
r. church at II a. M, followed by
Sabbath school. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services. An
nouncement of evening service will be
made at morning service.
DR.. G. f. Hager, presiding elder,
will be here and hold the first quar-
terly conference Of the year on Dec.
2, at 2:3o p. M, ana will preach at
1870 a. m. on Dec. 3.
0. W. Butterield,
Pastor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
Educational Column.
Margaret Duthie,
Deputy County Supt. of Schools.


There are at present about
eighty-fve country schools
in session in Hand county.
The preliminary reports
still show neglect by school
boards of two things-the
library and the school yard.
These things should be at
tended to in season.
Miss Anna Sanderson re-
ports a pleasant school Of
about twenty pupils in York
township. The school-room
is soon to be frightened by
new paper and some suita-
bic pictures.
Miss Florence Murphy's
school in Glendale recently
held a social, the proceeds
of which amounted to about
thirteen dollars. The money
will be used in buying
books for a library. This
is good work.
School clerks when in
town call at the Office for
the library books.
The meeting Of the Hand
County Teachers associa-
ton, Saturday, Nov. 4, was
we'll attended and interest
ing. No teacher can afford
to be absent from these
meetings. The next meet
ing of the association will
be held in Miller Saturday,
Nov. 8.
Program.
Song-Association.
Question Box.
Paper-The Magma Charta
Mamie Teller.
Paper-Agriculture in the
Common Schools-,W E..
Burke.
Chapters 3, 4 and 5, Sa-
bins Didactics Prof.
Jones.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
fst pub Nov 22t3
Notice of Hearing Admit.
ting Foreign Viii to
Probate.
State of South Dakota, County Of
Hand, SIS.

EIUUdtGs
State of South Dakota, County Of
Hand, SIS.
In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
William p. Henderson, Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given, that by order
OF the undersigned, Judge of the
county court, in and for Hand county
State of South Dakota, made on the
22nd day of November. A. ID. 1905.
that Friday, the 8th day Of December,
A. ID. 1905, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, at the Office Of the clerk of said
court in the courthouse at the city
of Miller I'm said Hand county, has
been fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing the petition of
Emma @. Henderson that the will of
William y. Henderson, deceased,
heretofore proved, allowed and admit
ted to probate in the district court of
the county of Linn i'm the State of
Iowa, be admitted to probate and rec
orded in this county court, and that
letters of administration with copy of
will annexed, issue 10 J. III. Cole OF
said Hand county.
Witness my hand and the seal
OF said county court this 22nd
day OF November, A. ID. 1905.
tseall G.. G. Briggs,
Judge of SAID county court.
Attest: John Costigan,
Clerk OF said county court.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22
Lost.

A reward C. S. for each horse br anded
instead of paint, SSSsS side up on left
shoulder kNN
or KAN on right hip or tanks, especial
ly IGRy a red 0 2-year geldine and
a bay gelding with star in head.
VIM. Rhoades,
Chapeile, S. ID.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22

Services next Sunday as follows: Y
Miller IL a. m. ard 7:30 p. m. SUP
day school at II m. Pearl $50 p. n.
Everybody welcome.
j. E. Booth, Pastor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-11-22

Special Clubbing Offers.
The Semi-W Weekly Sioux
City Journal and the Sun
both a full year for $1.5O.