davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
WORK FOR THE PARsoN
0'reet Car Conductor Was Altogether
Too Busy to Preach.


AN open car in the Sixth avenue
shopping district was well filed with
passengers. One row Of seats was oc.
cupied by three women and a clergy.
man, who manfully maintained the
outside seaa A small boy with a
large bundle pushed his gay past them
with much inconvenience to the sit
ters and established himself at the in.
side end. When the conductor came
around the boy pushed out transfer.
me conductor looked at it and asked;
When did you get this?"
Just a minute ago." was the prompt
reply.
The conductor scowled. "Thatll do
for you" he said
In a minute or so the man at the
end asked: What was the matter
with that transfer?"
Six hours old" was the conductors
laconic reply.
Then, my man, you should put him
OH the car. Why didn't your"
Didn't want to annoy these ladies'"
snapped the conductor, moving along
the footboard. When he came back
he was assailed again.
You are teaching that lad to be dis
honest. You are robbing his employer
and yours. YOU"
See here, amt you a parson?"
Il am" was the dignifed reply.
Then invite that lad to your Sunday
school and tell him what you've got to
say about dishonesty. l amt got no
time for preachin'." said the conductor.
New York Times.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
A Neat Retort.

In certain street in the East-end
OF London is a three-story building
On the ground floor is a public house.
on the first floor lived a son of Erin
whom for conventions sake well call
Fat; on the second floor resided a
true son of Israel. Whenever the last
named gentleman felt thirsty he would
lower a can by piece of string down
TO the ground floor, and the publican
would extract I'd which the Jew had
placed there, and fill the can with
beer. AS the Jew was hauling it I'M
one day, Pat caught sight of the can
slowly ascending outside his window
Like flash he grabbed hold of it and
drank all the beer at one draught. let.
ting the empty can go on its way
towards the top floor. The Jew
quickly perceived his loss, and lean.
ing out of the window he encoun.
tered the face of the Irishman grin.
ming up at him. His rage knew no
bounds.
"Oh, you Irish thief" he yelled;
you miserable Irish thief"
That's all right" said the smiling
Pat. "A good job for you | am an
Irish thief. If I'd been Jew you
wouldn't have got the can back
London Answers.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
The MaIden,s Lament.

me ne wind rocks the forest
mn. ne clouds gather DER;
me maiden sits lonely
nv, beside the green shore.
Inc breakers are dashing with roight
with might; VIII hllsht'
Anu she mingles her signs with tho
gloomy night, 'ie
ana her eyes are dim with tears.
i ne earth is desert
~ ana broken my heart
nor aught to my wishes
nv. Inc Woll can impart
Ahou Holy One, call now thy child from
nave known all the joys that the world
can beStOw-
nave lived and have loved"-
IN vain, oh how vainly
floWs tear upon tearl
human woe never waketh
Dull deaths heavy ear:
Yet say what can soothe for tbe suaot
vanished love,
And l. the Celestial will shed from above
Inc balm for thy breast"
Let ever, though vainly,
Flow tear upon tear;
Human woe never waketh
Dull deaths heavy ear;
Yet still when the heart mourns tba
sweet vanished love,
No balm for its wound can descend from,
above
Like loves sorrows and tears.
Schiller, Bulwer's translation.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
RED TAPE OVER TWENTY CENTS.
Gift to Civil Service Commission
Starts Departments Workinu.

Quarts departments working.
Can government department re-
ceive donations" is the question that
has been raised by the reception at
the Washington city postoffice of an
lnternatic al money order to the
credit of the civil service commission.
The amount contributed, or intend
ed to be contributed, to the commits
sion, is twenty cents, but the matter
is held to involve precedent.
Accordingly, the advice of the con-
troller of the treasury was sought,
and that official, after due considera
ton, decided that it would be illegal
for any branch of the government to
receive money outside its regular APP
preparations by congress, but that it
would be permissible to return the
money into the treasury, where 1t
would find its place either in the con-
science fund or appropriations unpro-
vided for"
The controller further remarked,
unofficially, that the amount so gen.
erously donated might, on account OIL
it's magnitude, be put to such uses as
the commission decided.
The latter, through its custodian,
turned the order over to the post
office, and that institution will, in its
turn. endeavor to give it back to the
sender, citizen of Austria, or to the
Austrian government-New YORK
Sun.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
Husbands and Wives.

African husbands never KISS 'neii
wives. They would consider TINS 100
familiar expression of devotion "A
Mandigo wife meeting her hsuDahu
who has just returned home throws
herself on the ground as token OF
greeting. In Loango the women Knee nee.
and as they rise they clap 'nei'
hands.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
From ALL OVER UTAH.

~ ~
snring City has an epidemic Of
,ubnoning cough, sixty-one homes hav-
ing been quarantined for the disease.
~ ~
MI Pleasant wants a Commercial
o,ub and the local paper is agitating
Tho question with much vigor and
earnestness.
According to the Record, DR.. Cheek
If Kentucky, is going to locate at
Mammoth. He ought to have no trou-
bile in doing well.
John p. Cahoon of Murray, has add
ed newspaper work to his many occu
nations, having recently purchased "a
one-half interest in the Murray Eagle.
Provo Lodge IA, l. o. o. F., had a
good time dancing at Eureka last
Wednesday evening. An excursion
was run over the Rio Grande West
ern and was largely patronized.
Parowan authorities have decided
that in future when a man gets drunk
inside the town limits, it shall cost
him So. The first victim PUNCHED up
without a murmur.
w. II. Harper has been experiment
ing with new potato near Smithfield.
1t didn't belle it's title either, for Har
per found 500 bushels to the acre, and
they are uniformly large and sound.
~ ~
Four bears were killed one day last
week, just east of Mt. Pleasant. John
Zarbriski got three of them with
Winchester, while the third fell be-
fore target rifle of 22-caliber, in the
hands of seventeen-year-old RATE Jen-
sen.
The Randolph News gravely asserts
that there is nothing to be dreaded
more than an epidemic of whooping
cough. Oh come now; suppose yellow
fever should strike the town, what
then?
Jim Jensen, formerly recorder of
Salt Lake county, has been appointed
clerk and recorder of Wasatch county
to fill a vacancy caused by the death
OF Squire Watson, who held the place
Tor many years.
Logan is debating the prohibition
question. Some people want the sa-
looms closed while others are "agin"
the movement Among the latter is
the Journal. The Journal, it is al
most unnecessary to add, is the organ
OF the Cache county Democracy.
- -
In future it will be proper to allude
10 them as "the choir that made Og-
den famous" From now on we pre-
sumo that Editor Glasmann will feel
Justiled in locating the western ter,
minus OF every eastern road, and the
eastern terminus of every western
roaf at the Junction city.
~ ~
AS an instance of how great minds
olten run in the same channel we re-
produce the following, both papers
gong to press on the same day and
eacn printing the matter as original:
wizard Burbank is reported to have
lsa..l
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

Bronze Coins.
Bronze coins consist of a mixture
of copper, tin and zinc.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

The Randolph News gravely asserts
that there is nothing to be dreaded
more than an epidemic of whooping
cough. Oh come now; suppose yellow
fever should strike the town, what
then?
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

Jim Jensen, formerly recorder of
Salt Lake county, has been appointed
clerk and recorder of Wasatch county,
to fill vacancy caused by the death
OF Squire Watson, who held the place
for many years.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02

Parowan authorities have decided
that in future when man gets drunk
inside the town limits, it shall cost
him So. The first victim PUNCHED up
without a murmur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
SAVES h8fR0M
.......BE|AG&.B|UR|ED|&...AI||!l|'ll|y!'E|:.
tspsclalSto rho FTllncs. 1lspatchl)j


nF1rHRs. On jan thin
FF.g Chldester, d Jefferson Dlislness man.
was attacked ~, q ssrlols ll,et4ss w y
tandnga5ph cian11 dertakerAg piss 4:
pared stheHbodvgs bur!nl, " ltvn ,vGpt
Over bysthn IA fr,ll and on Moi "a ter,
io9 The fneiu le I, # t ,,s
chichester home IA @ clerg ylnn Il II 81 verefi
",'p6Werfil' set'fii tn /, ro SEA q,
Swhicl,t hose q take
1felaty Ghldesters liotls;sd Wien 4 VI
moist. with a3cry She dtel Sed tina NC
Si,iat1 was alive. "a hurried flvestlgn ti0t 2,
Was MA al, and III was discovered thu ny. -,
Was breat thing # 1o,ysIrlnt1s we re- ue n
3suiiinibned,I' and ii1dcst err was reno veg
Il frntni liza ScofiiiiaB1ilSA short time me Ind
4regned cons business and was y tting
aSaIfef IS movable to5wa1k at,ou the ,ouse.i
and fao setlac 4 ~ hca ,t nis Y
ittnndlnE tol business Hi III few do VS., II he
soon was taken to Il y "
not been told ot the iltsr +
row escape from being bured. =,
for hltnSto bea rsln Ills prcse q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
ali8I1 3lI tE Az
..D]lPL OIMATs Az CHS All
IA. poll AND SPEEDS ON y
!, y, 1 \ = The Times nIspqtch)

Is 3 spocial to The s,ri mes q wy n
u " c.9 ai'mt - - H.
ss 4 \ AZ "a ssy, has biz hlgipoweEeu
p,.1,a 81 ie likes 10 speed esseF,
ftsrnoon ~ policeman held Up I've
d o, al lierG At papo Circle and teld hin
Ia ms going TOO fast rse po|1eeh 2, :
~ ] the Tia & irrenchma automobile Was
ss,,adinr twenty-five miles at, llopF.
Tha aounseloF told the policemen 9 2, wh Y 9
\, ',yn I ana said he was not lta ble K y
nTres Al l,e, wal clled the trensh
etnba ISL. The pol een1an took that !, Y'eW
81 It and let the !lor PF9ssss q {
bird El g g. 4 Sst ton M
NJ, = ana Major syl vest superb
~ Spolc g, a. hls bra me tog t'ha
a. 4 nay II stop hin, ss'sI IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
IN Mi DIST OF ri :; Il. s 4
81 81 a. DIED AR 4 |, ION

f 6| 2 Especial to Tho IT mes, ?! spateh: !, /,
BITRLi NGTO IN n. j [, J ~ 4,--l MS
has heen found M g, yere
es stR y S d1fal7
ded ast h Ia h,'9 o LIZ
physician he was So = ~ otDo
na.shiant Relative, to s had 81
ea rdd during Ills last ING ne
Gould not ford to for ths qls Eve
Of his N g stya prominent
and s, ga ss!sr
,p, a y A senr tie eent
T 1s hoase 6uf aysFy cos G
the REM e, " owne though TOO
- Nuse' Id so Se ee,s
Viii tie /, hs S66s e e ian
nni,on, he had been LYME AN zoo
itdnted shed and two 3 -. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

ter the minuct all children present MI
be nrivIlegcd 10 Join In the dancing Ihe
ch,idren viii not he required TO wear y
on,Inia, costume, but the commlt.ee VIII
hc pleased To have 1t done where y y
agreeable. In addition, cream ana CAKE
wll be served to all present. 1, .54
rhe object Of tho ball ls4to assist ~
,,aislng funds for Virgnia's column III tla
Continental Hall IN Washington; the
thirteen original states are cach 70 10
REPRESENTED by column IN the build
inr, ia be erected by the Daughters OF ne
American Revolution, AS Vlrglnla ~ 1hr
mother OF statesmen, she should he most
fittingly represent ed, and u should pc
,hc pleasure Of all TO assist her worthy
daughters in this enterprise we KNOW
this entertainment VIII commend lisell
| 10 all pathetic citizens. as TINS column
will be sacred to the memory OF virginia
| sons who fought In the Revolution, We
| anniversary OF Washingtons marrlase'
4 January 9th, has been selected ms inc
/ most appropriate day on which TO begin
Inns work The tickets are so cents ca ch
4 for children. or adults, and can be got
| Ten OF the yice-rcgent, Mrs, warner
4 Moore, No. si3 West Franklin street
4 or from The chairman Of the committee
4 Mrs peane Meanley, No. lbs East F'ranf'
/ lin Street. or from any other member o.
the chapter ~
(. Mrs. Moran Entertains.
4 Mrs Francois Berger .doran. whose res
4 idence ut Charlottesville, Va,.a and FIRE
4 nuent visits 10 this city have given he
many Ricbmond and Virginia friends, 7
y proving herself popular hostess Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
..G,.riHith-BaileY,.
|, fs,ec,alf!to the S1'lnos- D,spntch.) III

~ {specali TO- Thc 3Tmos.1 ,spatcll;) I,.
fSs CtjLPEP1J Al, Jar qulllet p ~ \.
b.aO i, Nr.F this afternoon. When NJ r. 11d-
3ward III Griffith, or chaflot tesylllo. Va:,
was n unltod 10 M lss Mary alley.
sThe ceremony t ook n tl y q nome !,
.Grra i'd NTH thcr Grove, 81, the ca tholic8
Church, performed tho marriage r e;
Tho contracting parties left for brldul
stoirst 10 Northern points S}9$ $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
gChildren's Fancy Ball.

II r. gives pleasure to call particular at
tent.on 10 a children's fancy ball that
Win be given by the Commonwealth Chap
ter OF the D, A. RS on the night of
January 9Th at I}clvidere Hall The
dancing Will begin with a minuet under
the guidance Of Mrs James Weleh AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

Washington society this winter as VIII
he seen from tho following paragraph
that appeared in yesterdays social co.-
umn of the Washington Post: n
E One of the most beautifully appointed
teas Of the present season was given yes n
to-day afternoon by Mrs, Francois Ber-
ger Moran and her daughter, Mrs John.
Melton Hudgins, at their home, No, l9l7
New Hampshire Avenue The house wils
decorated Iii palms and roses In n the
drawing rooms, and red polnsetta blooms
In the dlning-room, Mrs. Moran, in d
gown OF white chiffon painted IN pink
roses built on white satin. and yelled
In black lace. with Mrs. Hudgns in wnlte
lace. built pvar liberty satin, received In
the first drawing-room, Among the large
company assisting were Mrs. LOOMS.
wife OF the assistant Secretary of State;
Mrs, n, e. Mason, Miss Shaw, and Miss
Jean Crosby. In the dining-room Mts.
John +. Reyburn and Mrs. Converse pc IN.
ed tea and chocolate. with Mrs. "A, r. Ma
| gruler and Mrs, Thomas Mood adding
| further hospitality by dispensing Nir-
glnla applejack and punch in the second
| drawlngrroom. 6fl5 5
Mr. and Mrs, Moran will entertain at
dinner on Friday evening in honor OF
General and Mrs, Gillespie.
Out-of-Town Society.
The chief social event In New York city
\ Tuesday was the marriage OF Miss
! Eleanor Russell, daughter Of eX-Judge
and Mrs. Horace Russell and grand
daughter ofHenry Hilton, to Il, Graeme
Scott, Of Forest Lodge, Marlborough,
England The bride, who vas dressed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Jones: Fisher.

The marriage Of Miss Jane Taylor Fish;
err, the. daughter OF the late Robert ll,.x...
all Fisher and Mrs. Fisher. to- pr. VIII
liam Russell Jones, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Scott Jones, OF the SUnlyctsi-.
}ty' of Virginia, will be Gel etrated a ~ p
Nj to-day, In Monumental # Episcopal
Church, the Rev. DR.. w r, Evans be-
ING ihe celehra n Z "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

II +. Percy Harris and his bride y, % : 9
spent ChrIstmas week WI Alr t g y, IN
pisE,ed ~ wi remain hero until
ROO iSa Il, Il s grad uation N e. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

I. i Ii ~ I, II untor dancing viii NE
u;lsnn srlir,bcrlaKe ate ne &HeE
VA; 4 nee give BY the get
nan Club asst done lay ever 1 ~ 8 3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

IS x. Lang has retnrnsn
Graf of Ports mo Y II. a b, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

stln,n3s, 11ns ~ Da On siul.
berryS Street, Berk Y 1H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

he annual holly ball \ the great hol.s
,idnyS festival the orther1, s. eek. o. !.
Virginia held at = of NortH
5,iInberla Id county, was crowned tluesen !;
Miss J. Carrie Camps, Of Ian ter,1 n ~
maid, and Emily \, Wv
nyo 81 .Wcstm oreiun nd, &c ne cor
tonntion nd dress ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

Mo- "a 81 rs Louie klns and u " iie
yyas IL Mary Mary
iing env ~ IA Miys Hanktns are
III SF,aat FRANKLIN Street 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

Miss SDosia II. Trigg, of a hi ngdon, Va 2.
VIC has heen Visiting N " y! rs
n rnyrat oafS sh net her, hey Eall
Wish visit !l1. the near f9ture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

Jn,t ~ ri eanor Scott, OF New. 3 or X 81
thesTt,es Sof Mrs. Oh Camp %! ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

~ y. " ~ ana Mis-. sue .lelt
hnine lii Iexingt a., on ~ q
"a ia staaf ter spending the ~ IS
as va 81 flyrankllna Stre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

The n Alumni Ch p NE =
< : ma, Alpfla Frat crnlty ~ ve
iannaal probablyyo = 1hfS ,,hapter
Hotel e naa dSta es II t. eelebra-
1, Ions heeause the fraternity was founded
NV and Lee I'nlyers!tyn = y
Mo 81 birthday Is January ~ VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
9T[he a, P. Nv. a. Tea.

.rhe annual tea of the8Assocla,,ioni u h. io e
The Preservation OF Natglhl!aF g
,pals given from '
iIisto,jcal Society No. 7075 East Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

Z 4; ,7eEsie Morris Isl the guest o. the
Misses Sand ersoli in wporl ~ Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
SClayton--Langhornc.

NJ Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs John 2. aLanghorne,. Lynch
burg, Va, for.tlle marriage OF their dau gll-
ter. Miss Mamie Tayloe La glorne, u to
Captain Powell Clayton, OF tho United.
states army, the marriage to takeEplace
ut the Langhornel home In washington.
No. lol. Eighteenth Street, January aaStn |,
AT l2:;D p. NJ "a 5g}5 v Y & s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

ms !, aa III ura =, svfssn mi thson
~ n.le ferson Avenue iy ew port y
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-23

loose, DaR W. u MaNWeiI, tile e9ntfac.
W., VINO , - !,oM ~ i3s"DWooo = sA
,7,ssN y : =. Wv ''''s : ~ : i'' Y
olss - ''ls'' ~ o0''l''si'sF "e''Se eon
a. 3 49,, - "'s p''e - IN, iosN'
y go" s'o''e "'i' o'Si7' burning ma,
rpa stm,ct,,ya d1',ing tba No. fsn
,...,i',
SiESSoole 9pfo"le, VINO IS remember
ca rs ltlt3 boy "Ilell ms lallleF was
S5s''lo'.a. ,i','''slg' ''s'e, va - ~
t'' $500, ,e's't,' M, Nv,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-23
IPL.E: AND SURE:
re Inventor Patents a Brand
New Kind of Voting
Machine.
thornley, Has a Device That
Appears to be Good and
Sufficient.

Ention has been made in a number
pers Of the patent OF Dr. Thorn
y "a dentist OF Pierre, of an inyen- 4
hat is said to be the best vet de
n in the way of voting machine.
"a rec Press was fortunate enough
Mng since TO be shown this ma
L. in Dr. IhornIey's workshop in
Eeutral block, by the doctor, and
u d general ideaof mechanics, and
a he had explained its workings, it
In apparent that he had most
able inyention and one that sure
ID recommend itself to the election
of every state where the Aus
Hn ballot system has been adopted.
Nwell to state in passing that Dr.
Mnley has taken the precaution to
We letters patent on the new ma
Ia, so there is no chance whatever
anyone to steal the ideas he has
III ed, and has worked out to COM
n perfection.
Mile the Free Press cannot give a.
abete description of the new ma
IN possibly we can give a general
Aof W, at it is like. When manu-
Nlred it will consist of metal box
II three inches deep, and about the
N h and breadth OF the ordinary
bt used in every sta tie which has
Hted the Australian system. The
a)f the machine Will represent The
H. 1t provides for every party
4t that may be put in the field, with
NV Of pegs reaching from top 10
aom, and on top of which is printed
Slame of every candidate OF the
~ from presidential electors down
sonstable. There is 4 slot on top Of
IT, peg which allows the name of the
giidate, either printed or written, 10
scut out tite proper width and
eth and inserted under q glass cover,
voter wishes to vote a straight re-
5icau, democrat, socialist, etc. tick
avitboat amy scratching, he simply
sses the peg atthe top OF the party
bed, when the entire row from top
n "a.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-23


tAa,,s l.no;gn - 40 ,y.,yas Snans
l<rakehlers and Ovamas. They have |
played three games so far, with the
inst and third namea tied for list
piaee
''a'IS ~ ~ recent Yll'ase election
wy" 70 license s"iools, i''e Eo'sIs !
4 ' 49,, m'3,,,a ~ , ,,i, ~
W. ,'g',ss's ~" .i',s'',ls l'aas s''''
, 49,, NJ ) ~ ! Nv 'es'"s,''1 C;
IA ayan,a A. 10 hnilt ~ u q Rorst
H.
cleared out sl'S week, but mas not yet
reached tflls point \ rise OF two feet
~ the river y reported.
Ben and Harvey Ash left Tuesday
morning fer their ranch "a I've Morcau
river They viii tron there, to
Rapid City,
The LADIES aid society Of fbe NJ "a
chprch served simmer }yecnascav ayan.
iag 1t the Tome Of Mrs NJ /, iIerg-
)und
,,a.t.. u .i.,,., .,,. ~, tt ot
,..s4a, ~, ''..
49,, oIa G 49, - 49, 49, *, $3.50 ."'0
= s. 80 - ' 80 - o''''
he CITY schools VIII take weeks
vacation commencing Monday. Some
loi tlle teaeiefs Wlil return nome.
w i. French OF spirit Lake. la.
arrived "Wednesday tolool1 after his
homestead westof The river
81 n..,. 80
l. W. Good1er went to Sioux Falls
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-23

49, - St'SiS. a. 9 VillA +
aool!s tAlftY people now IN Pierre who !
llNed mere IN lSsi, the association $ I
hai'ie 70 hecoMe laoited Ia membership /
unless Lhe RUE IS relaxed and all those /
VINO 'tiae 70 Ii'' e'ty oEcoimty not less
lIlaif twenty Years ago are admitted,
nc ''it'itst'ef q tine free t'fess, for
one would liNe to become q member
y sotS' a'l o'S+sel1IefS ASSOCIATION, h'it
,4,,t !. !, eant l.,,,, r'
a5,,,,,, ~. ta., '.S - - ,osa
bss haaa ros; .,",,4''s !, ~ 90 -
I,iarro AMI fysat[as .n,',.t,, ~, ,,,,aa,,,
~, $50 !, M. -, = = ~.
th,t -. IA oattIl,,.: 1,;,,,io, !. ,a;,,a
f,r,,sd ntEa, aa,,nt;a. T. ~ stata
49, ~, t,.aa, So,
Manager " alter Rowe OF ttie local
VeieRholie company, ls out IN u st'tte-
menu pf'ilVeo ~ one % IIle Guy GAINES
N "Nleh heoiiefs TO sell tns present
aal ''', ',.s'' ~ ~ ~ ~, ,r ~
SONS dQlSl0e Oh amy OtIlef lSiepROlle
company for what the plant will in
YentoY providing bond is put up
that the present rates are maintained
for ten years This is Ia answer to a
criticism in a Huron paper about the
raIse of rates to 90 into effect April |.
Mr., Rowe claims the telephone service
is being furnished to patrons below
actual cost, hence the raise.
May lJArr carrActs rba ,7rAa I3rass
i, ), itan in fro jsst issna which
statad tb,t No had rasionaa as cayhiar
of the Pierre National bank and we
cheerfully make the correction Mr.
Kehr has moi RESIGNED. bnt has asked
for and been granted a three months
leave from the hank To enable him TO
moye.hjs bio livery barn down from
East Ioierre;fud located ON i,s site ~
the foot Of Pierre street and oct all
tba hpsiness systematisao and rnnnino