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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01
INDEX TO PUBLIC ADVERTISING
NEX T0DAY

Notice that Bradner w. Lee has filed
an appeal from the acts and determina-
tions of the Street superintendent in
the matter of sewering Avenue Twenty
from Humboldt street south.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01
BEN WHITE
Will EXchange

your property, lnnieilso Uargalns. an
ply al once Satisfaction anu quick re
suits Member Realty Board SOl-5 hRT
SON BLOCK. "a and Spring atA
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01
For EXCHANGE
Real Estate
MCDONALD 4 STOTT,
sOS-lO Lankershim Building.

sO9-l0 Lankershim Building.
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers In real estate who
have properties for sale or exchange
will dnd 1t decidedly TO their adVan-
tage to come in and have a talk
with us
We can handle property located IN
any part of the United States. East
ern property a speciality
We have the best trader in tho United
States; II means dollars to you to make
his acquaintance.
honest treatment whether you are u
buyer or seller; come In and see us
MCDONALD 4 STOTT.
S09-l0 Lankershim Bldg.
Home Phone i746
Sunset Main 1855
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FOR ALE-SOMETHING TO LOOK
at; something of interest; something
that will make you money. It's 10
aero walnut grove, years old. A
new modern F-room cottage and lots
of water; ~ miles from Los Angeles
Price $475 per acre.
j. c. FLOYD, L. A. r. y.
2O5-6 Mason Opera House.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

BUY AT ALTADENA, THE FOOTHILL
section OF Pasadena; elevation 1900
views, beautiful surreundings. si small
raches, suburban homes and elegant
building sites at bargain prices; for
Il home or an investment Altadena
can't be beat. l.. NJ. PRATT, COS
N Laughlin bldg. Authority on Alta
Mdena."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGED ACRES
Angeles on Long Beach line, located
by one of the best towns in Southern
California: has 10-room house, 2 large
barns and all kinds of sheds for stock /;
artesian wells. large pumping plant
Has walnuts. oranges and all kinds
of fruit trees, See OWNER. 223 Mer-
camille place. with Eclipse Real Estate
Company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01
Miscellaneous

BUY BULLFRoG BUNDLE ASK YOUR
broker
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FOR sALE-CORNER OF 9TH AND
Hope l6Sx120; can be had at bargain
and on good terms. j. A. MORLAN d
Co, 202-3 Fay Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FOR SALE-MILL WORK AND TURN.
ing. Turned Redwood columns s10o
each. Come! Let US figure your bill
Well do the business. Largest lum-
beI yard in Los Angeles. Dry stock
Ship any place. NATIONAL LUMBER
COMPANY, 10Th and Alameda SITS.
Branch office. 9Th and Maple ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FIELD & ELL 0TT WILL FXCHANGE e
your property. 536 Byrne Bldg, Broad
way and Third
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01
Miscellaneous

EXCHANGE-FlNE, STYLISH 2-SEAT-
ed wagon, for cheap lot. or equity in lot
Address BOX "a. Harald office
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
ONLY s75OO-

Will exchange for business prop
erty and pay difference.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FOR SALE - CARLOAD OF NAL
thoid roofing" 1t is the best made,
at only s240 per 100 50. TT. We sell
eyerythfing n thS PuiIding 1iMbrI ,ine RI, at
goth and Alameda SITS. Branch office
9th and Maple avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

$3.50 FIVE ACRES ON HIGH GROUND
with plenty OF water; out in the growing
southwest; on two electric lines. Beaut;-
full mountain view. Easy terms.
HUGHES & PECKHAM.
1l05-6-7 Union Trust Bldg,
- Cor. Spring and Fourth SITS
Home 1913. y Main 1921.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

CHAS. MCKENZIE Co.
400 H. w. Hellman Building.
Home 5y62 Main 556l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-01

FOR sALE-CARLOAD OF CHICKEN
wire below wholesale price. Only 42c
per 100 SO. feet to January l. Want
to close it out quickly. NATIONAL
media SITS. Branch office. 9TH and Maple
avenue.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
FLOODED STOCK INSPECTION.
J. A. stransky Buys Eiohssen Head Of
Horses in France.

Mitchell. :. d., Sept .i0.-Onc OF tho
most valuable shipments OF ave stock
cor improving breeds hat over came
.nto the state passed through Mitchell
asst Friday night from neal Paris.
France. en- route to Pukwnna, this
state. The shipment consisted Of sew
entcen black PcTchcron brood mares
and one Pcrchcron stallion. They we're
consigned TO John 4. Strarsky and win
De placed on his Pleasant View stock
turm, consisting OF 1000 acres % beau
.ifu. land one and onc-ha!f miles east
81 that town.
This fine bunch or animals was sc-
.cctcd by Mr.. Strunsky without regard
20 expense and were bought In France
after being fully Inspected 10y the gov
eminent officials. who placed ;hcis
brand OF approval on them. The car
oad Is valued nj $4,000.
Mr.. Strnusky will make a specially
of breeding Psrcheron draft horses.
Black Poll cattle and Poland China
logs. and says that within "A dozen
years he proposes To have one OF the
anest stock farms In tho United States.
as ne viii breed nothing on the farm
that IN not absolutely pure blood.
Judges 81 horses VINO have seen these
registered horses put them at n head
II the list ns the best shipment that
has ever been Imported TO the United
States.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
R KOlINEUX-SC0TT
IN MUSICAL COMEDY
Sioux Falls Divorce and May Tohe n
Matrimonial Adventures, on
Staae Toaether.

New York. Sept. I0-Mrs. blanche
aulineux- Scott. the former wife Of Ro-
land II. Molin.uN. who her
decision To- 20 OF the stage soon after
her divorce from Mr.. MollueuX was
granted and her mGrriaEa TO Scott. the
lawyer who represented her In the pro-
ceedings. is about To carry her plans
into effect. She has made arrange
ments for n joint starring tour with
Miss May Yohe. and soon the ~billboards
are To bear their names coupled as the
stars in Mile. Sitouchc." a. musical
production. Lionel Lawrence an
nounced tina; Mrs. Scott had signed
the contract. Rchcarsals viii begin
next week and the tou al begin early
In October.
Mrs. Scott appeared for n brief tlmo
IN vaudeville after her return from
Sioux Falls. and Miss Yoho has been
seen here ia the variety theatcrs oc-
casionally since she parted from Put
nam Br1dlec Strong.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
new HEAD FOR
S. D. UNIVERSITY
Professor Gault OF Tacoma.
WASH, Named President
OF institution.
SUCCEEDS Mr.. DRoPPERs
Appointment Ends . Long and unhsp.
by csontroversy Born in Poll.
ties-Schooi Has
Suffered.

Aberdeen. & ID, Sept. lo.-The long
over the presidency OF tho
state university Mt vermillion In mt an
end The board OF regents appointed
Dr. Franklin Il. Gauli, OF Tacoma
WASH. one OF The best known cduca-
tors In the west, who will take hold
September 20.
Dr. Gault succeeds DIR. Garrett Drop
pers. who was removed by the board
Of regents over n year ago.
Professor Gault was formerly presi-
dent OF Whitworth college. Tacoma.
Wash. a college having zoo Students.
Prior TO holding the presidency of the
small Washington college. Professor
Gault was superintendent Of the city
schools at Tacoma from 1855 TO 1899
He went TO Tacoma from Pueblo, Colo.
where he vas city superintendent OF
schools from isS3 TO 1855. Prior to y
time he vas superintendent OF the Ma
son City. Ia schools for two years:
aud before that was superintendent OF
the schools ut anna Ia. Tour years
from 1877 TO 1881 i.
Professor GGult Is 81 years old and
Is o graduate of the college at Corr
nell la
A Former iowan.
Tacoma, Wash. Sept. Franklin II.
Gault, for the past eighteen years y
OF the most prominent educators IN the
northwest. who has accepted the presi-
dcncy OF the State University OF south
Dakota al Nermiilion. came 20 Taconi
from Iowa In 1855. and for four years
served as superintendent OF the punilc
schools, making n high record IN thar
capacity. He Was then elected presi-
dent OF the University OF Idaho At
Moscow. and remained there .iN years.
returning to Tacoma To- assume the re-
sponsib!lity OF establishing the new
Wentworth college as an educational
power IN the northwest.
For the last year he a been con-
nected with the Home savings and
Loan association. acting ns it's secrc-
inry. and the present appointment IN
the greater compliment la his rcputa-
ton and ability In that IL came prac-
ticaily unsolicited.
Professor Gault wns appointed by
President Roosevelt IN 1897 "A member
os the board OF visitors at the United
States naval academy at Annapolis, an
honor wholly unsought.
Dr. Droppcra " atill In NcTmillion.
though ma one processes TO know what
he intends u do. lie ~ very popular
among the student body aad the great
majority OF those IN attendance at the
university have stood with him To the
last. all the time expressing the hope
that he would be retained at the
head OF the states highest educational
institution. Droppers' resignation WAS
asked for. TO 20 into effect u year ago.
but he was continued until Christmas
time last year. but no one could be se-
cured to take his place and the r"sig
nation was put OF until the close O. the
last school year In June.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
TEMPERANCE WORKERS MEET.

Springfield. =. D.. Sept. l2.-Thc con-
vention OF the second South Dakota
district OF w. q. r. l.. workers met I'm
Springfield Thursday morning for a two
days session. The meeting was called
To order Mt $50 by Mrs. Dollard, OF
Scotland. president OF the convention.
Miss Hays. OF Midtown. was chosen
secretary. Reports were made by dele
gates from the various localities repre-
scented aud In response To roll call uuo-
tntions were given from the writings Of
Miss willard. MRS. Dollard delivered
the annual presidents address and re-
port OF the years work. containing
many wise suggestions for future work.
Her recommendations were unanimous
ly adopted.
Friday morning the visiting delegates
were conducted through the normal
school buildings by President Frazce.
and all expressed themselves highly
pleased with the buildings aud particu-
iarly with the condition In which they
and the grounds are kept during the
summer months.
Mrs. Raredon "a elected president
and Mrs. Dollard. who has served for
four years an president. was elected
vice president. The convention passed
a vote OF thanks Ia the citizens OF
Springfield for their courtesy to the
speakers. the singers. and those who
had charge OF the decorating the
shurch In which the meetings were
held.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
PRISON SENTENCE FOR
Threatening WRITER
Man Who Mailed Improper Missivss TO
President Roosevelt and Others
Indicted by Grand Jury.

Deadwood. 8. d.. Sept. i:.-The grand
jury n returned ten indictments,
which VIII he made public as o o as
the arrests have been made. As was
expected. the jury made It's final report
Saturday morning. when the trial of
cases commenced. Nick Swanson. an
Indian from Rosebud agency. pleaded
guilty to having stolen "A mare from
Elmer Huston. and sam Mound. an In
iian, pleaded guilty to the charge of
having introduced liquor upon tho
Crow reservation. They were sentenced
Saturday. A fatal mania for writing
Improper letters has brought Edward
Hobart Dahihcimcr. the erstwhile dis
covcrcr OF diamonds ON the White riv-
er. before the United States court and
will result In his being lodged for some
time at the expense OF the government.
This In not Dahlheimer's first offense.
as he has already served n term for
writing letters &c Helen Gould. hut not
even "a p~enitcntlary experience could
check his fluent pen. He came out OF
the penitentiRry and was soon at ~
again. over 200 letters n postals TO
such people as President Roosevelt.
George Gould. Governor Higgins. OF
New York. n Others were mailed and
signed with his full name. lie In par
ticular NJ 20 his correspondence list and
desires an exclusive circle. One OF the
strange features OF h case was that.
though tie letters were signed by the
mans rightful name. yet IL was "a long
time before the officials could lay hands
upon him. He Is "A one-legged man, and
this description alone was sufficient To
bring misery tn hundreds OF one-leggcd
men throughout the country. Every
sheriff and police official I'm the north
west n a o~ne-leggcd man under sur
VIGILANCE whom he was positive was the
n Deputy United States Marshal J.
a. Tracy. OF Sioux city. finally landed
the man at an Iowa hotel. The ldenti-
fication was made by a comparison or
the signature on the hotel registers
with that affixed To the letters.
Dahlhcimer ~ a well educated and
even brilliant man and "a E~eologist OF
no small reputr. His standing was
such that when nc reported To the gov
rrnor. some years ago. that he had
discovered diamonds on the White riv-
sr. the governor sent a commission
there To look into the matter. They
found no diamonds. hut Dahlheimcr
still clings 90 his original belief that
the precious stones abound along the
banks of that stream. He pleaded not
guilty. hut the jury, after being out
an hour. decided that his plea was
wrong and thnt h. was Enthusiastically
guilty. lie viii be sentenced today.
Another unusual ease H. that of Rob-
ert l.. Bale. OF HermoSa. who has the
unhappy distinction % being the first
man To- he brought before The court
on the charge 81 irrspassing ON the
forest reserve. according To ~ law
passed last spring. IL seems that he
has been grazing from twenty-five To
eighty head OF cattle on the reserve.
and he Is Indicted ON three counts. His
ease will come up this week.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
o DEDICATE FLAG
Interesting Event at Opening Of tho
Huren Public Schools.

Huron. 8. D.. Sept. S.-Thc public
schools OF the city opened IN Tuesday
with an unusually large attendance. In
every department the enrolment ex-
ceeds that OF last year on the opening
day. Professor Stone In superintendent.
and with an efficient corps OF teachers
much progress is expected. An inter
esting event was the dedication or the
new flag and Flagstaff ut the high
school building. The city band fur
nIshed music and addresses were made
by Hon. Coe I. Crawford n Hon.
Alva T.. Taylor. president OF h board
OF education. and others. The exer-
Cises were especially appropriate. and
enjoyed by "A large crowd.
a young man named Chas. Trower.
living at wolscy FOR the past two years.
has been adjudged insane and Will be-
removed TO the hospital ut iankton for
treatment. His trouble IN believed To
be bat temporary and Is he result OF
excessive heat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
JA.. DELIVERY A. WATERFOWL.
Short TERRIERS Saw bars in Window OF
New Bastile and Escape.

WATERFOWL. =. d.. Sept. S.-For h
second time In n month h new
CodinRton county Jail has failed to hold
it's prisoners. This time two men by
the names OF Johnston and LeMay
made their escape I'm the same way as
did the noted forger. Jones. by saw
ing the bars OF a window. Outside as
sistnncc a. undoubtcd. as "A ladder was
found I'm the yard mex morning.
The men were sent up by the city
police court for i~mpersonating an off,
Ger and for highway robbery. No clew
has as yet been obtained as TO their
whereabouts.
Tweaty-six teachers opened the high
school and graded schools OF Water
town today. with 100 pupils In the for
mcr and $40 distributed through the
latter. All available floor space I'm the
five buildings IN utilized. and even the
high school assembly room In converted
into a recitation room 10 accommodate
the food OF new scholars.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
GOVERNMENT MUST PAY.
Indian Wards Lese Hall Fare Privilege
Under Rate Law.

Flandrcau. $. D.. sept. i2.-The new
rate bill affects the transportation of
Indian pupils Ia md from government
schools. Heretofore the railroads hav
carried all Indian pupils at half fare.
and on "A written order 81 the supcrin-
tendCnt the school employees were ar-
ricd at the same rate. The local agent
VI the Milwaukee. Fred Stewart. haas
received instructions that this conccs-
sion must not be- granted after the 2Sth.
Superintendent Pclrcc. OF the Flan-
drcau Indian school. said TINT he had
been expecting the order aud was not
surprised that even government bust
ness was to be- included In the law.
Annually the government appropriatcs
$4,000 for transportation OF Indian pu-
pills TO and from this institution. and
the new law means that this amount
Will have to be nearly doubled.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
CHURCH CONFERENCE AT HURON

Huron. 8. u. Sept. l0.-The Fedora.
ton Council OF the Churches OF Christ.
which was r~eorganizcd last December
nj n meeting at Brookings. is called
TO meet in this city on Tuesday. Sep
TENDER IL. at s o'clock In the evening.
Ia the Congregational church. The
meeting will be OF much Importance.
and all are urged TO send representa-
tives from the several evangelical bod
les OF Christians In South Dakota. The
call II signed by the executive commit
tee. consisting OF W. II. Thrnll. T.. II.
Grant. T. NJ. Shanafclt. II. II. Car
son. Duane R~lrcnbnrk. George Il. Ma
hairy. G. l.. Hager. J. +. Dick. Coo /.
Crawford and IL. VI. Hartman.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
N. |. FOX MARRIES
AMERICAS OIL QUEEN
Well Known South Oakotan
Becomes Wealthy and Makes
Brilliant Match.
BRIDE WAS MRS. RUSSELL
She Owns Extensive Oil Fields. While
the Groom Has Large Interests In
cubs-was ooverner Lees
Ssn-in-law.
From the SIOUX city Trieune.l

From the Sioux City
Word has Just cen received here OF
the marriage some time ~ Of N. L
Fox. formerly OF vcrmiilion. 8. D. TO
Mrs. Russell. OF Springfield, Ill. known
as 'the oil queen OF America"
The wedding followed shortly after
the first wife OF Mr.. Fox. he daughter
OF Ex-Governor Lee. OF South Dakota.
secured n divorce. Tho present Mrs.
Fox In one OF the wealthy women OF
illinois and the owner OF extensive oil
fields. The couple live In Chicago.
Mr.. Fox In reported To- have invested
very successfully In Cuban lands and
now owns s9, 900 acres In h n Island.
He has made considerable money In
other ways. Few men are better known
in South Dakota than NJ. l.. Fox. where
he was n newspaper man u political
Came from Georgia.
Mr.. Fox came 10 South Dakota about
ten years shortly after gradual
ing from n college I'm Georgia. his ma
tive state. He had practically no money,
but Immediately forged TO the front
owing to his ability and capacity for
hard work. He became the editor OF
the Sioux Falls Press. and for n time
was the editor and manager OF the
Deadwood Independent. n newspaper
owned by Freeman Knowles. congress-
man from that section OF the state.
During the incumbency OF the Office
Of governor by Andrew l.. Lee. two
terms. MI. Fox was known as the gov
ernor's political manager and was a
power In the fusion ranks or the state.
For some time after the governor had
finished his second term MIR. Fox was
Interested I'm real estate matters and
also worked as immigration agent for
the Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
A WINS CASE.
Decision az 20 constitutionslity o
Mineral Lease involves Title
20 Miliione.

81. Paul. MINI. Sept. iO.-The state
supreme court today decided the Ease
OF Minnesota Va. Mabel &. Evan. up
holding the decision of the ST. Louis
county court. which held the state law
governing mineral leases constitutional.
The ease involves title to the famous
Virginia silver mine located In the Min
nesota mineral range and said TO be
worth several million dollarl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
FEDERAL COURT
AT DEADWOOD
Long and Varied List Of Cases 10 BE
Tried Before Judge Garland
Three counterfsitinp Cases.


Dcadwood. =. d.. Sept. io.-Uni,ed
States court with Judge Garland ON
the bench convened for the fall term In
this city. There are about 200 court Of
ficials. jurors and witnesses In attend
ance. But few OF the witnesses are In
dams. as most OF the cases OF the CAL
endar are concerning the whites.
The following men compose the grand
jury. which IL expected To report to-
morrow morning: T. 8. Knowles. John
Benson. Jacob Schaitxel. John Mundt.
foreman: John Bleeg. o. ID. English. all
of Sioux Falls: J. J. Nissen. Edward
NJ. Hart, both OF vermillion: Gilbert
Donoho, Rapid City: r. NJ. Ryan, Ar
tesian: Frank Strohbchn. Wagner: Il.
r. Ashford. Rondel: Fred 4. somers.
Iona; Henry Eidam. Forest City: J..
w. Ross. Milbank: ID. q. Stokes. Brit
ton: George sigl. Yankton: John Carl
wood: II. &. Bates. Gettysburg; G. G.
Reynolds. Hinsdaie: r. n. Weight.
Aberdeen: J. +. Martin. Lead.
Among the cases that VIII conc up
I'm court this term are three postofficc
CAGES. two for sending objectionable
matter through the malls. one For intro
ducing liquor on the Indian reserva-
ton. three for grand larceny. three
counterfeiting cases. and several for
violating the statute regarding the In
spcction OF cattle before shipping.
These latter cases ARE all from the east
crn part Of the state and this Will be
the first time that such cases have ever
been brought into our as the laws
regarding the inspection OF cattle arc
recent.
The grand jury reported yesterday
and Il is not probable that the court
will be In session more than n week.
Among the well known men who are
present nj this term OF court and who
have come TO be familiar figures dur
ing the session. are Judge Garland.
Marshal Seth Bullock. District Attor-
ney Elliott. Major John Brennan. agent
nj Pine Ridge: r.. ID. Kelley. agent at
Rosebud. II. ID. Chamberlain. from
Crow Greek: oliver Pcndar. clerk ~
courts: w. O.. Porter. assistant United
States attorney. and Jerry Carlson.
deputy United States marshal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
SEMINARY OPENS SEPTEMBER Is.

Washington Springs. :. d., Sept. a.
September - has been fixed upon AS the
late OF the opening for the fall and
winter term OF washington Springs
seminary. a local educational institu-
zion which Is taking high rank among
the educational institutions OF the
state. The faculty Is made up as fol-
lows: Principal. ID. ]. Breuneman: pre-
ceptress. Mrs. Iva Brenncmnn: PROBES.
sor :. ". Andrews. Rev. Herbert
Smith. Ezra r.. Whitton. Miss Mabel
Segcr and Miss Edna Buttcrdcld.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
ATTEND PRISON CONVENTION.

Sioux Falls. $. d.. Sept. l2.-Hnrry
T, Parmiey. warden OF the Sioux Falls
~penitentiary. In company with ID. g..
Thomas. OF watcrtown: William Pow
ers. OF Yankton; Jacob Schnaidt. OF
Memo. and w. Il. Upton. Of Mitchell.
who constitute the state board OF char
tiles and corrections. viii depart on
Wednesday OF this week for Albany. ".
Y. where they Will attend the annual
convention OF the National Prison as
ISOLATION. which will be held ia that
city the latter part OF the week.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
IowAN HELD 70 RFoRerRY.

Yankton. :. D.. Sept. l0.-A. SwInney
who says his home Is In Ottumwa. la.
was arrested here for forgery. lie had
secured cash and merchandise from
several business firms. when the checks
were pronounced fraudulent by the
cashier OF the local office Of the Loo
nan Lumber company. by whom the
checks were supposed TO be drawn In
favor OF I'd Kennedy. The checks were
cashed at tho various places just an the
clerks were preparing TO close for the
day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
VITAL STATISTICS IN eEAoLs.

Huron. =. D.. Sept. i2.-Records mt
the office OF the clerk OF courts show
that during the month OF August there
were IL births in Bcadlc county. OF
which . were males and : females.
Four deaths occurred during the same
period. . being males and . females:
the causes of death were ? by accident.
I from lancer and I from dyscntery.
OF marriages there were only . the
youngest bride being Il and the Oldest
IS: the oldest groom vas 32 and
the youngest 20. Only / person was
n~aturalized. and no divorces were
granted.