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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
NEW TRIAL DENIED.

Judge Wheeler Gives R. A. Ling For
 nal Judgment for &,21IS1.
 Hartford, March 21.-Judge Ralph Wheeler, of the superior court, has filed a decision denying defendants motion to set aside the jurys verdict in the suit of Robert A. Ling against Malcom & Coombe, stock brokers. The case was tried by jury two or three weeks ago and the jury awarded the plaintiff $4,743 damages. A few days ago Judge Wheeler cut down the award by S526. In his memorandum he says:
 "The plaintiff having remitted the ex- cess of verdict over $4,217S1, said mo- tion is denied and 1t is ordered that judgment be entered for that sum and costs as of this date"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
DAUGHTERS OF 1872 MEET.

Many Delegates Present at New Haven
 House Yesterday
 A meeting of the Society of the Daughters of 1872 was held yesterday afternoon in the New Haven house. Mrs. Charles Pinney, the president, pre- sided There were delegations from Bridgeport, Ansonia and various other sections of the state.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
FELL DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT.

Teamster Injured While Removing
 Freight from Malley Store,
 John Grove, of "A York street, driv- CT employed by the Peck & Bishop com pany, fell down the freight elevator shaft at the Edward Malley company store yesterday afternoon while remov- ing freight from the building. Grove walked off the Center street sidewalk into the elevator well. He was remov- ed to the New Haven hospital in the police ambulance, where 1t was found that he had sustained a cut head and fractured wrist, with possible internal injuries.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS
Resigns His Position with the charl

Resigns His Position With the Charles
 Monson Company and is Now With
 the Treat & Shepard Company
 Thomas H. Williams, who has occu- pied an important post with the Charles Monson company for a number of years past, severed his connection with that firm Tuesday night for the purpose of accepting position with the Treat & Shepard company. MT. Williams is we'll known and very pop ular and has been employed on Chapel street for many years, first with the Ewen Mcintyre company and later with the Gamble Desmond company. He is a very efficient musician and has been a soloist in Trinity P. E. church for fifteen years. As leader of the famous Temple quartette he has done much to bring that musical organization up to it's present high notch of perfection He is also a member of the New Haven Oratorlo society, Hiram lodge, F. and A. M; of the Knights Templar and other organizations.
 MT. Williams experience in the musi- cal profession will undoubtedly be of decided benefit to him in his new posi- tion, and his many friends in the city wish him every success,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN.

If you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder or Kidney trouble and want a certain, pleasant herb cure for Women's ills, try Mother Gray s |" "AUSTRALIAN-LEAF." It is safe monthly regulator, and cures all Female Weak nesses, including Inflammation and alterations
 Mother efayI AuEisaan-Lssi is sold by Druggists or sent by mail for so cts. Sample sent FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co.,, Le Roy, NY. %
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-22
GRAYS IN THE FINALS.

II. the scini-flnal shoot for the Tilson cup at the armcry last night the Grays wen from the Blues.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
cypress.

As Dutchie did not appear last weeh
we will again attempt to write.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. INLAND and Mes
DANES Cooper and Gallager attended
the funeral of Mr.. p G. Clancy, Of
Lexington, which sad event occurred
Wednesday, Mr. Clancy was a good
man and we extend to the bereaved
our heartfelt sympathy.
Mr. Alva Wynne, of Durant, is visit.
ing home few weeks now. Come
more often, Alya, we are always glad
to see you Mrs Jas. inland accom-
panied by her nephew, Mr. Franklin
Gallagher, were in Ebenezer shopping
Monday last
Mrs. J. w. Nabors and Aubrey,
returned few days ago after short
visit to relatives on the creek Come
again, and bring the old man neat time
Messrs. Alva and Herbert Wynne
visited relatives in Yazoo county last
week. They report a very ejoyable time.
Our esteemed School Marin, Miss
Alice Murtagh, returned to her home
in Winona, from there to Dawson
Springs, Ky. She expects to be back
on the Creek soon.
Mr.. Otho Ritcbard went to Brown
ing, Miss, Saturday and came home
Monday Say, Mr.. o., what's the at
traction2 Some of the Cypress girls
must be over there, ha ha!
Mr. Preston Rogers, always thinking
up some mischief, cut watermelon
and eating all except the rind sewed
that together and cut nose with
mouth and eyes then fixed red candle
on the inside and tried to frighten
some of tine hands, but / think that
dear little Ide'' was the most fright
ened
Some of Mr.. Tom Ritchard 5 friends
are helping him on his house this
week Dutchie will be glad when
they get it finished, because they are
going to christen it with an ice cream
supper and a dance,
Old man NinetySix was out again
Sunday afternoon. Now, Mr.. Ninety
Six, just looks like when you go out
calling it tries to rain all the time
Don't get discouraged. Come down
here again, we need the dust settled
Now the other day when ma was
gone we had some pears to preserve,
good old aunt Sophia was here. After
| got them to cooking aunt Sophia told
me to 60 out in the cool, for it was
very warm in the kitchen, and she
would see to the pears. / jumped at
the idea and went in my room to take
snooze. After little / heard voices
in the front part of tine house. / hop
ped up, thinking it was my beau, Oh,
but and behold it was dear little Ide
talking to sis. / was as glad to see her
as If it had been him. "
Mesdames Parker, Of Sidon, and
Posey, of Carrollton, came home to see
their brother baptized, they were to re
turn home Monday.
With best wishes toall ! am the
same old DUTCHIE.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS

short while with W. J. PoseY and wife
Monday eve,
w ]. Posey and wife attended service
at Richland Monday night had preach
ing by Brother Donkin. He delivered
a fine sermon.
Mrs. Lucille Doty is spending few
days with her brother, Mr.. Marlborough.
Mr., Ward Waits sold the first bale
of cotton in this neighborhood last
Friday in Goodman.
Mrs. Ella Posey and little nephew,
j B, Sample, were seen out horseback
riding last Friday eve.
Look out, Unit, AL was seen coming
up the road In a hurry. think he
was coming to meet those sweet smiles.
The lumber will all soon be on the
ground to build new school house in
the Central neighborhood
Mr.. W. J. Posey has been very busy
looking up law breakers.
Mr. Abbie Bankhead is visiting his
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31

Mr. Kyrl Spell of Goxburg passed
through our vicinity Monday
Mrs, M j. Raney returned
from a two weeks visit with her
brother, Mr.. N. D. Hearn, of Forest
Grove
Messrs w. g. Pettey and Needham
Brown joined a party of yGnng people
from near Ebenezer, that passed
through our vicinity Friday ON their
way fishing. They caught plenty of
fish and report an enjoyable time
Misses Ada and May Frost and Sarah
Brown visited friends and relatives
near Forest Grove Saturday and Sun
day.
/ will close for this time. " ith best
wishes to your many readers [ still re-
main the same,
WHITE ROSE.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
Central.

We are having fine weather for cot
ton picking and the people in this sec
tion are making good use of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Posey spent
Sunday in the home of Mr.. A. P.
Marlborough at Richland
We are sorry TO say that Grand
mother Irby is still on the sick list,
Mr. George Marlborough made fly
ing trip to Richland Monday.
Mr. Ward Waits and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with hoinefolks
in Goodman Mary Lee said she did
not stay with Grandpa because she did
not want to.
Mr.. Leonard Lipsey and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Leach.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Henry
Ellison is able to 60 to his daughters,
Mrs. Mary Henderson, to spend week
or two
The most beautiful and attractive
Miss Lille Upshaw, accompanied by
Miss Leon Irby, from Durant, spent a
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31

Monday for Nashville, Tenn, where
she will enter college.
Mrs. W. I'll. Douglas and Miss Edna
Cowsert called at Mr.. Ike johnson IS
Thursday morning.
Mr., R. HI. Johnson of Mathiston is
visiting the hills this week.
Messrs. Ike johnson and Sam Carter
made a pleasant but pop call at Mr..
Johnson's Monday night,
Mrs. Bette Elliott spent last Sunday
with Mr.. johnson and family. Her
visit was enjoyed very much.
With best wishes to The Times,
BkUEBIRD.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
Mrs. G. F. Wynn.

sister, Mrs. G., F. Wynn.
Mr. George Marlborough went to
Pickens OH business Tuesday.
Mr.. Leonard Lipsey and Mr.. Emmett
Leach made business trip to Good
man Tuesday. -
Master J, F. Sample dined with his
auntie, Mrs. B. V. Posey, Wednesday.
Come again, daI ling, you are always
welcome.
Well, as news is scarce, / will ring
off for this time. With best wishes to
the dear old Times and its many
readers, still remain the same,
lone.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
Central Point.

The rain that came Saturday and
Sunday was much appreciated. We
have had SO much dry warm weather
The harvesting time is here once
more and the farmers are getting busy
again. We hear no complaint of q
poor crop.
Mr.. 7. j. Brown was a Sunday
visitor in this vicinity Come again
Mr. T. j.
Mr. ]. A. Hearn, wife and children
spent Sunday at Mr. J. A. Browns.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
Near Goodman.

Here comes Bluebird again with his
little news
We have been having some rainy
weather but now it seems like fall.
Mrs w. L. Howard and charming
little daughters, of Greenville, Miss,
after two weeks weeks stay with her
father, Mr. Ike johnson, of Goodman,
will leave Tuesday to visit friends in
Kosciusko.
Also Miss Maggie Howard of Green
vile has been visiting Miss Ellen
johnson of Goodman. She leaves
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-08-31
Items of Local interest

/ w. s. Garnett, of Tchmaa, RetuTned
| from his summer outing Wednesday
morning Mr.. GaFnett visited nMAas
Der of placeN in Colorado and ATizonay
and while he was greatly interested
/ in their grandeur and magnificent
mountain scenery, he remarked that
he found no place as fascinating and
| beautiful as his own Mississippi and
was content to live and die in the Mag
nolia state.
Little Vernon, son of Mr. A. ].
Fonville, was thrown from a horse
Saturday afternoon and bis collar bone
broken. He was in town Tuesday hav
ing the doctor dress the injured parts,
we hope for him speedy recovery.
]. U. Sheehy came in early Tues
day morning being informed that his
son, Shiford, was quite i'll. We are
glad to announce that on his arrival
he found the young gentleman doing
quite well.
Mr.. w. A., Sample didn't get in
with the first bale, but he went over
the limit in weight. He sold 571 lb.
bale to Pickens Bros. Co. ON the Goth
for 8 cents
Blankes candies have given satisfac-
tion to my customers for years. Can't
be beat A full line of their delicious
makes on the road, to arrive early
next week
Mr.. J. G. Byrd was in the city Tues
| day, en- route home from Bowling
Green, where he was q guest of its
good people during quarterly meeting.
W. W. Lunsford came up from his
place near Howard Tuesday. He says
that cotton in that section is not
shedding but is holding all it has on.
Misses Minnie and Mertie Jordan, of
Durant, while attending the Holmes
county teachers institute this week
were guests of Mrs, W. L. Jordan.
Mrs, Hilary K. CHM arrived yester.
1 day at the Oltenburg home, from
i Carroll, to meet her cousins, Mesdames
Pepper and Butler, from Yazoo.
Il DR.. j. W. Jordan and William II.
Sutton left Tuesday morning for
Cruger to look after their delta in
terests.
Mr. VIM. Barksdale, of Yazoo City,
spent several days here this week in
the interest Of a circulating library.
Ben Porter was in town Tuesday
4 helping to hold the election Ben's
gun no matter where he is put.
E. A. Lee. accompanied by Mrs
\ Cosser and Miss Nora Herring, re-
turned from Webb last Friday.
Messrs q. W. and ]. /. Ables, Of
Xaiglervine, were among the callers
at The Times Office Saturday.
Iii lses Ida and Fannie Rayner at
tended quarterly meeting last Satnr-
day at Bowling Green.
J, L. Dyson and Joe Rosenthal par
took Of the health giving waters Of
Owens Wells Sunday.
Dune, IN Mcleod after ten days at
home rel prned to Frenchbend planta-
tion Tues lay morning.
Rev and Mrs G. 2. BerryhiIl spent
Sunday nightNat the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. N. R, gner-
Mrs. 8, H BLttler arrived on yester.
days noon train ON a visit to the
Oltenburg home
W. W. Lunsford. came in from
Owens to help Ben l9umphries roll up
big majority.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Brown, Of Eb.
enezer, were in our ci W shopping yes
terday
y. q. Norris returned from stay in
New Orleans Friday.
It's cooked Ham now.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14

Wipe two quarts Of green TO
matoes aud cut in eighths. Re
move the leaves from one bunch
Of celery, scrape, and cut In
three.fOurths inch pieces. Wipe
six green peppers and cut in slic-
es, removing the seeds. Remove
the skins from one quart OF but.
ton onions. Remove the stalks
from one head OF cauliflower and
soak head down in cold water 10
cover, twenty minutes and drain.
Mix the vegetables and pour
over them brine made Of two
cupfu.s Of salt aud four quarts
Of water. Cover, and let stand
over night In the morning let
the Vegetables simmer In the
same brine. taking care that the
vegetables do not get over cooked
When the vegetables are tender,
drain. Mix one cupfnI of -four,
eight tablespoonfnls Of mustard,
and one tablespoonful OF tur-
meric, and add cold vinegar slow
ly, while stirring constantly. IN.
I'll asmooth paste Is formed: then
add one cup full OF sugar. and
two quarts ofvinegar. Cook tie
mixture over hot water, stirring
constantly at first. and alter.
ward occasionally, the same a.
boiled custard. Heat the yegeta.
bies thoroughly in the mixture,
then put 10 jars or bottles, and
cover Or cork. - Fanny Merritt
Farmer ii Woman's Home Com
panion for September.
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1880.
j r Campbell, per diem and
mileage, 81. 20.
j T Campbell, committee work,
$a0.75.
Leo Peters. committee work,
$1,000.
Leo Peters, per diem and mile.
age, 1870.
w Petty, labor on bridge in Sig.
nal township, $500.
On motion the assessment oil
the Queal, Fullerton and Floete
Lumber companies was ordered
adjusted according to their
statements0on file in the audi
tors Office.
/ On motion the following bills
were allowed:
A w Campbell, amount advanced
on Jail and vault contract, $500.
M G Hartzer, merchandise for
poor, $3.50.
On motion board adjourned
sine die.
Attest:
Fred j. Gibson.
County Auditor
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14

IN one Of the model schools In
our town q first grade :eacher
ives having lesson on the COW. "
She Nas try TO impress on the
young minds the various uses Of
the milk. Butter. cheese, etc.
had beaa disposed OF. aud she
wanted some bright genius 10
tall how the farmer fed the sur.
plus milk 70 pigs. Leading up
70 this, she asked this question:
Nov children, after. tho farm.
Ier hsa made Ill the. butter and
cheese he nesds. and NO. what
n ilk he wants for his family,
what doea he do with she milk
that still remainsg"
Dead silence follwed for q NOM
'eut, and then:one little hand wav.
ed frantically. The teacher
smiled and said, well. James. |"
Me pours IL back into the
cow" pipel James. Woman :
Home Companion for September.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14

editorial from the Waterloo Qa.)
Rspnrtex Of August II might be
OF interest:
The carnival at Cedar Falls
has closed after q most prodta.
bic weeks There 10 no doubt
but that the New Parker Amuse-
ment company gave q c-editabls
series Of attractions during the
week and Waterloo people who
visited the shows. and there
were hundreds of them, report
q good time. mainly for two rea-
sons. FIRST, that the shows
were all good, and second, that
it was clean. and wholesome
throughput. General Manager
Harry R. Raver OF the amuse-
ment company is to be congratu.
lated on both OF these facts.
Mr.. Ravers is said 70 be one Of
the youngest managers In the
country and the phenomenal
growth and gratifying success
OF the company must be dne t.
hts progressive management and
snperior ideas. =
There will be special trains
and excursion rates on all roads
This Il che one big show OF the
stats This year and everybody
should IKE Z day or two on and
enjoy life.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14

hereby give my son. John G.
He'll. his time. and from this
date viii not be responsible for
any bills which he may contract.
9-l0-3p christ II. He'll.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14
YANkToN CARNIVAL. SEPT. ,7-ss

YANkTON CARNIVAL. SEPT. I7-sz
Directfrom Sioux City TO Yank
ton and from Yankton TO Omaha
the Parker Amusement Company
route proves to be . big thing.
It will be the leading feature oil
the great Yankton Carnival which
will be held here Sept. 18th "a
and including the 22nd. It mean 8
five days of pleasure and enter.
tainment for the people Of the
city and the visitors who will be
attracted
The free attractions include
Mack Wheeler, who on . bicycle
leaps the double volcanic gap
which is described as ''desper-
ate, devilish, deathdefying deed, "
performed twice daily BY an iron
nerved and skiilfnl artist. He =
credited with severalhairbreadth
escapes from death.
OF the Royal Venice baud OF
30 soloists under the direction OF
the famous Cignor F. Milani, the
Webster CityIa J Evening Journ.
al comments As follows:
"A large audience gathered at
the City Park yesterday after.
noon 1T 5 o'clock TO hear the first
program Of Professor A. Malini's
Royal Italian baud.
The program was q musical
treat, 1t is not often that Web
ster City enjoys the opportuui
ty Of hearing q musical organiz-
alton Of the high standard OF this
band. The concert opened with
q beautiful rendition OF Nearer,
Ny God, to Thee, with varia-
tions. The old strains OF the
well known hymn, considered
one OF the grandest compositions
Of popular sacred music. pre-
dominated; but the variations
added inmeasurably TO the
beauty OF the piece. Poet and
Peasant the second number,
was well received, winning sin
cere applause. II Is doubtful IL
any other musical organization
In the United States carries with
it as regular feature rs good =
band as Malani's. =
A nervy girl from the Sun
lower State, they have them
down that way all right, loops
the loop in q ball and the press
agent Of the company says her
vet is fascinating, fearful, 1T
Ting, fugacious frolic with fate. |"
The free attractions mentioned
IRE only small part OF the free
entertainment which will be put
IN for the benefit OF the guests
ii the city during the coming
i've days Of fun and frolic.
BY . method yet to be an.
bounced a carnival queen will be
,hosen and with the honor will
90 q suitable prize as we'll Is !
:rown.
10 theforeg0ing the statement
> made that every attraction
vas guaranteed 10 DO clean and
pleasing.
IN regard @ this he following
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
STATE


For Senator
RoB'TJ GAMBLE
Yankton County
FOR Congress
PHILO HALL
Brookings County
COL. PARKER
NJ Lawrence County
COE /. CRAWFORD
Beadle County
For Lieutendant Governor
III. C. SH0BER
Hyde County
For Treasurer
@. III. CASSEL
Lincoln County
t 8. B. Ses WIFI
Hutchinson County
For Attorney General
Sphinx County
~ Hans HsTIRUD A
Minnehaha County
Io III A AEkGse
Campbell County
For Commissioner School and Public Lands
q. @. DOKKEN
Deuel. County
For Rail Road Commissioner
GEO. RICE
Moody County
For Represen.stlxs Ninth district
Charles Mix County
FIR. ELLERMAN
OF Gregory County
For senator eighth dIstrict
OF Charles Mix County
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14

State general fund, 2 mills.
County general fund, 5 mills.
Insane general fund, l mill.
Road and bridge fund, l mill.
For county road in unorgan
lied part of county, 2 mills.
For county bridge in unorgan.
lied part Of county, Q mills.
On motion board adjourned t.
meet in adjourned sesslon Sept
9Th, 1906.
SEPT. s
Board met in adjourned ses,
sion, and on motion the following
bills Were allowed:
Frank Ray board Mrs Hagen.
ga, $50.
'G L Kirk, refund 'O4 taxes in
jackson, account error, $I5.2a
P r Pinard, birth and death, re
ports, 1875
Will A Beach. supplies, $35.
K Klein, birth and death re-
ports, IS.
ID @ Raben & Woerz, burial ex-
pense Alice Gerasega, $50. so.
w r Young, labor Signal road
district No. /, "a.
] + Kelley & Co. supplies for
offices and caucus supplies,
$72.S6
NJ A Harvey, service deputy
cattle inspector, 1906 1850
r Phillips, by NJ A Harvey, labor
Wagner vat 1905, $27.45.
viii Ferris, by M A Harvey. Ia
Dor Wagner vat, 1905, $500.
P r Pinard, professional service
county poor and prisoners,
e72.75.
Board ordered auditor TO draw
warrant in ravor Of county
treasurer, payment Of c0urB
expenses, 9454. 40.
II D James, money advanced TO
witnesses, Ham case, $8.
j Hermanek, meals for witness
81, q.
DIR Day, service board Of health,
$500.
p r Pinard, board of health
work, $l1.
Bill of John Wcrneck for arrest
ing Henry Malley, rejected.
Standard Bridge Co, on yearly
contract, $646 %.
John F Ortiz, labor on court
house, $l0.50.
Arthur r Exon, putting mp
shades, 81.
On motion board adjourned to
meet Sept. 6, 1905.
SEPT. 6, 1906
Board met with all members
and auoitor present.
Bills allowed:
Frank Patton, deputy sheriff
fees, $32.15.
Aaron Jones, freighS paid, S2.32
James Goodteacher, witness in
Bubana case, %.
Elliott Trotter, witness in Blu
! bana case, 50.
Glide Trotter, witness in Blu
bana case, 50.
Edwin Bailey, interpreter fees
I Bub&na case, $3.
Ed Hendricks, repairing grader,
$3.50.
Gilbert Gee, meals for jurors,
$al.
L s Jewett, refund White Swan,
excessive assessment 1905
taxes, "a.
2 G Walz, care and board OF
prisoner 80 days. $91. 40.
Paul Lambert, arrest and de-
tenti0n JAS Gavin, 1915.
4 j Gibson, freight and express
less amount advanced In July,
$780,.
Board spent balance of day in |
.hecking auditors and treas
,rer's books and on motion adj
burned TO mees Sept. z.
SEPT. z.
Board met with all members
md auditor present. and on
notion the board ordered the
Dos taxes Of Eddie Ray OF Rho.
Il township abated for the rea-
ON thai the same was paid in
lyman county.
On motion the following bills
vere allowed.
r Campbell, per diem and
mileage, 1850
p Campbell, committee work, /
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Wagner
FEED TILL.

Is always ready 10 grind your
feel for q very reasonable charge
Feed always kept M hand, which
| will sell for cash or exchange
f0r grain. No waiting for feed
to be ground. lam handbag
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14
CORN MEAL

Which ! grind 10 nv own IN.
Buy and b satisfied. Wholsaele
agent for Armour Flour, the hest
on the market.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-14

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Wheeler, South Dakota, Sept. 4,
1906.
Board met according to law
with oil members and auditor
present = :.
On motion the following levies
were made for the ensuing
year:
State general fund, 2 mills.
County general fund, 5 mills.
Insane general fund, 1 mill.
Road and bridge fund, l mill.
For county road in unorgan-
lied part of county, 2 mills.
For county bridge in morgan
lied part Of county, Q mills.
On motion board adjourned to
meet in adjourned Session Sept.
9Th, 1906.