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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-06
Low Rates West and Northwest
Daily until April7

Chicago Milwaukee s. ST. Paul Railway
1892 TO point in California. $500 to North
Pacific Coast points. Greatly reduced rates
made to many other points West and North
west. Half rates for childaen of half-fare
age. Liberal stop-oyeas allowed on all
tickete. Tickets ere good in Tourist sleepers,
For futher informa alton rcgardinr rates, rout.
ss ana train service see nearest ticket agent
or write F. A. Miller, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-06

To Let 80 acres of breaking Oh
Section IA, Enterprise township.
Inquire of j. n. Meade.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-06
Wanted to Buy.
BERT HORTON.

l am in the market for the purchase of
steers, dry cows and bulls Will take large
number of them.
pRRr HORTON
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
FOSTER SAYS CONTESTS ARE LOSING RATHER
 THAN GAINING
Public Examiner Says Jointure Vote in Mancopa Will Be
 Under 15 Per Cent.

Public Examiner w. C. Foster ar rived in the city on the evening train from Tombstone, where he had spent the day on business of an official na- turc. When asked concerning his presence in this city. Mir. Foster stated that he had some official business to attend to in Bisbee, but could not state at the present time what it is.
 When asked concerning the senti- ment in the northern part of the ter ritory on the joint statehood question. ani whether or not the jointists had been making any headway. Mir. Foster said:
 q have had occasion to visit several portions of the territory lately. and I must say that I cannot see where the iointists have any foundation for some of the reports they are spread ing around to the effect that they are gaining strength. I rather think they are losing what little following they have. In Maricopa county, the home of Judge Ainsworth, the chief joint ist. are few supporters of the meas ure. but I think that this support is based on personal friendship for the judge rather than upon conviction of the justice of joint statehood. I do not think that the joint statehood vote in Maricopa county will be 15 per cent of the vote cast"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
vERLEYE TAKEN ID COUNTY
 SEAT
Valves Right to Preliminary Examination, and Goes to Tombstone Accompanied by Sheriff Hunt.

R. s. ve-ieye, arrested several weeks ago and charged with having forged the name of w. B. Kelly to a check for the sum of $50, was taken to Tomb stone on the afternoon train by Sher- if Stewart Hunt. where he will be held to await the action Of the grand jury.
 The preliminary hearing in Neriey's case had been set for last week. but on the plea of the attorneys for the defense it was continued until yester. day to give the prisoner time to con- naunicate with his relatives. When the case came up in Judge Murphy's court yesterday afternoon yerleye ap- peared and stated to the court that he would waive his right to prelimin- ary examination and await the action of the grand jury. He was according ly turned over to the sheriff and taken to the county seat.
 At the time of yerleye's arrest mere was a considerable stir caused in the community by the news that Verleye IS TeialeQ lO one Ol lut uSsb idAhtiASS of Chicago, and had caused his rela- tives a great deal of trouble by some of his past performances. 1nvestiga- tion brought to light the fact that Veileye had been convicted of murder in Texas, and served term in the penitentiary of that state. He married a society girl of Rusk, Texas, day or so after being released from the peni tentiary. and it seems has been living apart from her.
 verleye stated when he was in jail that he had communicated wltn his relatives. and that they would un doubtedly come to his assistance and use the influence of a powerful family to have the charges against him with drawn. The district attorneys ofhce stated at that time that the charge would not be withdrawn under any circumstances, and negotiations to the effect could end in nothing but fall ure.
 Although yerleye spoke in threat ening tone concerning his relatives when the possibility that they mlgn rot come to his assistance was men toned to him, it seems that his threat have had little effect. since he has no Vet received any money to defray th' expense of making a fight Tor m liberty.
 z.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
ARIZONA STANDS AT
 TOP OF THE LIST
Fewer BurgIaries Here Accord ing to Population Than
 Any Other State.

The Metropolitan for SeptembeT. a magazine devoted 10 the interests of the surety business in general and to those of the Metropolitan Surety com pany in particular, gives Arizona a good reputation for its freedom iron; the crime of burglary. In fact it puts this territory at the top of it's list.
 In a continued article on burglary insurance which has run through sev- eral numbers of the magazine it is shown that the premiums paid by resi- dsnts of Arizona for burglary insur- ance have been as follows: For IyU3, S12G9; for 1904, $1634; for 1905, s1194. All this has been clear gain to the in surance companies since they have not had to pay back a cent to the in sured
 The state of Indiana. where Senator Heveridge resides, paid in premiums last year s29.125, but the companies had to pay back to the insured 110 per cent of that amount. The greatest Ioss Of the companies last year was ir South Dakota, which paid in premium; S5026, 163 1-2 per cent of this sun was paid back to the insured.
 New Mexico paid s60S in premium. and received back from the companie: s60G. The states of Idaho. Nevada Oregon, Utah and Wyoming and New Mexico pay less in premiums than tni: territory.
 There is circumstance which put. Arizona in a still better light for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
YALE AND COLUMBIA
 DIVIDE TENNIS HoNoRS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Columbia and Yale divided the intercollegiate tennis honors for 1906, as result of the concluding rounds of the annual championship tournament held this afternoon at the Merton Cricket club at Haverford. Leroy of Columbia yon the singles. defeating Pelt of Harvard. Yale took the doubles. although the final round has not yet been played.
 Partridge and Doibear of Yale beat Tilden and Register of Pennsylvania in the semifinals, and win meet in the finals their fellow collegians. Wells and Spaulding. The match will be played at New Haven next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
WARREN WORK STARTS TODAY WITH CEREMONY First Shoyelfuli of Dirt Will Be Turned by Mrs. Hazzardl
 Oldest Citizen.

Now that all of the plans have been formulated and details necessary to the proper construction of a town att tended to, the first work towards inc building of the future Warren will be done this morning.
 It was decided yesterday to begin work this morning on the Warren end of the street railway system. and also on the construction of Main street, Warren.
 In connection with the commence ment of the work, the officials under whose supervision 1t will be inaugural ed have arranged for an informal eel cbration. which will be participated in by all of the residents of Bakerville. The program will not be an extensive one, but will serve to mark the com mencement of the actual work upon an undertaking which will live for years. and which will benefit every person whose lot it Is to work out his destiny in this portion of Arizona.
 The first shovel full of dirt to be re- moved in the construction of Main street will be handled by Mrs. s. E. Hazard, the first lady of Bakerville by right of longest residence.
 Col. Cleve Van Dyke. who has full charge of formulating the plan for the new town. will make a short speech recalling the different steps which have been taken. and outlining those which have yet to be taken
 As soon as the informal exercises are concluded a force of workmen win start operations
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
PRIMARIES AT DOUGLAS.


 DOUGLAS. Oct. 5.--The Democratic primaries. in this precinct promise to be hotly contested on both sides. The local interest attaches to the race for supervisor being made between Alfred Paul and Jack Sparks. The democrats here are divided on this proposition. It is conceded that if the Paul delega- tion is successful this delegation will be favorable to Stewart Hunt for sher- if and J. J. Bowen for supervisor from Bisbee, and a majority of the del egation favorable to Gaines for treas urer.
 There is not much interest being ta- ken on the Republican side, and it is conceded that Tom Rynning, who as- pires to the nomination of sheriff on the Republican ticket will have a sol i'd delegation. The Paull-Hunt follow CTS are claiming victory tonight.
 The nominees selected will be voted upon at the primaries to be held next Saturday, when the 2G receiving the highest vote will be elected delegates to the county convention to be held in Tombstone
 The G5 names placed in nomination were: Harvey Johnson, c. D. Par sons. M c. Zeitlin, H. |. Helm, Andy Scott, J, H. Slaughter. Frank Ramsey F. S. Douglas, Pat Harrington. John 1msland. John Speer, w. R. Henry Mike Donohoe. Morris Butner, I. P Sexton, H. B. Rice, NJ. Gallardo, Henry Tisdale, James Conroy, Frank Shahan John Gardner, John Slaven, Levi Perry. Dr. w. A. Greene, Archie Grif filth, w. de H. Washington, w. w StOyal T Mah0rey T q Mcintosh Sam Hayhurst, James Lee, R. B. Sims c. Munson, T. A. Daley, R. S Maclay A. J. McDermott, J. H. Patton, Mike Torpey. J. G. Ewell, ]. J. Durkin, NJ F. Dicus, J. V. Pearsoll, S. G. Dowell N. Cohen, c. B. Yett, P. c. McMullen J. P. O'Reilly, Frank Moody. O. J Hurley, D. H. Johnston, John F. Pres ton. Joe Lefevre. Alfred Paul, Johr l! Lynch, w. F. Johnson, Jas. H. East P. l.. McCabe, Homer Prickett, s. F Mcguire, Young Davis, Kelly Henry w. J. Reay, Leslie Gatliff, E. R. Pirtlo A S. J. Shropshire
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
THE FIGHT |S ON; PRIMARIES
 TODAY
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One) Watkins, fiugh Fraser, H. ;.i Woods, Sam Verran. Ed Scott. w. R. Tonkin, Lewis Hunt. Harry w. Aiken. Farley McRae, J. r. Sinclair T. H. Wiggins. W. F. Neill. E. B. Miller. Leo Warm ington. c. L. Jones. Otto Geisenhofer, c. N. Thomas. Arthur Lutley, B. V. Brajevich. William Hughes. c. l.. Caven, E. F. Brewster, c. w. Hicks. w. P. McNair. R. A. Kirk, c. l.. Ed mundson
 M. Doyle for Sheriff.
 S. W. Clawson, J. J. Muirhead. Ed Scott, Jakob Schmia. John Norton. William Wickstrom, Charles H. Holz, Robert Gagre, c. A. oeczenpaugh, Frank Sinclair. O. w. Zane. W. R. Mattoon, H. Peterson, H. c. Williams. Scott Whaley. J. B. Anderson, Thomas D. Bennett, E. J. Flanigan, C. l. Nc Reynolds. J. S. McKeehan, II A. Schwartz. J. T. Hood. F. W. Pearson. H. ]. Lassard. L. J. OveTlcck, !. E. Kenney, ST., J. E. Evans. l.. G. Jack | son.
 unpiedeed Republican Ticket. | S. W. Ciawson. Ed Hotop, Earnest Rodgers, Hugh C. Fraser, B. T. Wat. kins, F. R. O'Brien, c. L. Caven, H. M. Woods, T. H. Wiggins, Ed. Scott c L. Edmundson. Sam Verran tr., F. lP Brewster. c. C. Fidnlayson, J. T Hood, John Npton. c. w. Hicks. Thos Constable, Frank Oliver, O. G. Wager Harry W. Aiken. F. R. Harrington Joseph J. Muirhead, Joseph Muneim John B. Anderson, J. E. Mosher jr. John Bell, Farley McRae.
 Hunt Ticket.
 J. S. Taylor, J. R. Henderson. J. A Stevens, Charles Lockling, T. R Grady, Jhmes Letson, Harry Bark doll, Owen Murphy, E. A. Tovrea, P J. Mccullough, Frank Haines. F. A Sutter., Frank Ruff, A. T. Sowle. J. c Kreigbaum, J. J. Walsh. l.. A. Brown rh"-les Shacv Lee Ross, William Hul1y, c. W. Moon, w. W. Clark, JohT Welch. P. M Kelly. John Sanders Jack Rolin. John Mobile. A. F. Stempt and Gus Hickey.
 II Lewis Ticket.
 II l.. c. Shattuck, Charles Stacy, Wal ter Goslin. William Clark, Jack Bolin Arthur Mullen. Ernest Everhardy, JohI P. Gull, Nick Mobile. Chris Dayovich Mike Medigovich, Theo Metz. Oscal Johnson. Lot Merrill. Jake Wright John Kinney. NJ. J. Brown. Ben kepp Ter. Charles K Barnum. Sid Varney Sam Briscoe. John Campbell. P. NJ Kelly. E. H. Clark. Jack Sherwood, ] C. Callaghan. F.. w. Wchlschlegal. A H. Pinyan. Robert Hennessey, Jim Bell, Ed. Fletcher. Pete Behan. | Democratic Primary Ticket. Gus Haigler. Thomas Ninnis, Davt Bircno, w. c. Andrews. J. M. Johnson ! Tim McGrath. l.. l.. Wallace. 4. F Roberts, George Rupert.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
,orters are claiming victory tonight.

porters are claiming victory tonight. Nine delegates are to be elected from this precinct to the Democratic coun- ty convention. The methods that have been used against Gaines by the prehnature circulation of copies of the complaint filed against Gaines by Dis trict Attorney Tom Flannigan, has made friends among the democrats for the present treasurer. The Re publican primaries will be fought out with the office of sheriff In view.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
TUCSON BEATS Fl PASO
 ANDL0S ANGELES GLOBE
Globe and Los Angeles Tied for First Place-ConcIuding
 Game Sunday,
Special to Review.l


 GLOBE, Oct 5.-In the baseball Tucson won from Fl Paso this morning by score of , to 1; Barnett's pitching doing the work and his support being good.
 In the afternoon game Los Angeles won from Globe in a fast game by the score of to 2. Los Angeles scored one in the first and there was no more run-getting until the fifth inning. when by good hitting and errors Of the op- ponents Globe scored two runs. The lead was rot long retained as Los Angeles by good batting and sharp base running in the seventh added two runs to its score, regaining the lead which it held to the end. Crandall for Globe and Reiger for Los Angeles both pitched good ball. These clubs are now tied for first place in the tour pament and will play the deciding game Sunday.
 . . > . > . . . < ' . < < . Q . freedom from this species of crime. Burglary insurance is for the most part confined to banking institutions. The ratio of the number of banks in this territory is greater to its population than in any of the other states and territories in the list.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06
SITUATION AT TOMBSTONE
 fOnnD;cl n pnuiauy

TOMBSTONE, Oct. 5.--The Demo cratic primaries here tomorrow will be waged on the fight for treasurer. A Gaines and Hare ticket will be in the field and the election will be waged -'~--s, tNeSo limos. The Gaines SUD-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06

According to Professor Morrison. of the University of Chicago. lazy per sons feel heas the most. Discovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-06

Now the.'. advising Dancing Without a Master" That's right. Down with tine bosses,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
sBOEET REFLECTIONS.

NiAH Asr--4~-sNea1s~n---r-s---sl " LLs
"A. B. Truman has moved to $40
South end street. 'fg' E NJ
Take your eggs to Brewer and got
tho highest market price 10 cash or
trade. u
Born, March 1, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alpha Brumage, . daughter.
Born, February ~, to Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wilson, son.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Gene
Drisko, Of Topeka,a daughter.
"A high wind and dust storm
made the wheat.iarmerS blue today.
Sam Gish and Ed. Smith have
formed partnership and will make
the restaurant business hum.
Mr., and Mrs. G. 9. Wyandt en-
taInsd the Lunch Counter club lest
evening In honor Of Mrs. r. Q. Alex.
ander.
M 3. Durkse, representing the D,
o. Sellers Marble and Granite factory
Of PAola, Has, left today. While
here be was successful in placing
orders for . carload Of monuments to
be erected In the Abilene cemetery.
His prices and material muat DO all
right as be has dealt with some Of our
most conservative men Of the county.
He has left 3. d. Kessinger In charge
Of the business here and anyone need.
ing anything In his line will do well
| to consult him.
WIN. Mcdonald and Miss Ollie
Lucksnbaugh, both Of Enterprise,
were married on Tuesday by Rev.
John Hantz at hiS residence on North
Buckeye.
Brewer wants your eggs. Bring
Them in once . week and got . high
price In trade or cash.
Fay Thompson, wellknown and
popular Rock Island travelling PaSsen-
ger AGpnt. has been promoted 10 dis
trict passenger agent with hssdquar.
terS at Cleveland, Ohio.
orpIngtOn- those wonderful layers
heaviest chicken with clean legs In
the standard. Eggs for Matching.
e. NJ Bslknap, phone 1853. O7-tac-m
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
FIRST CLASS STOCK MARKET.
]. @. Norman Is Giving Farmers Finn
Shipping Facilities. I.

When j. G. Norman established his
stock yards here little over year
ago he was practically unknown IS .
dealer. He has however BY bis high
ptices for cattle and hogs established
such . large business that he has be-
come one Of the best known buyers in
central Kansas. He makes the claim
that he pays the HIGHEST PRICE in
Dickinson County for cattle and hogs,
The reason for this is that be sells a.
rectly to the packers and pays no
commission to middlemen.
During thu past year hs has shipped
over eighty cars Of stock, buying from
almost every part Of the county In
his private yards . hall mile east Of
the court house be has the most con
venient arrangements for handling
stock Of all kinds. Good water, good
feed sheds, private loading chutss a.
rect on the line Of the railway and
clean and healthy surroundings en-
able him to put bis stock aboarn Tor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
Everything In bee supplies at Hodge
Bros. Gall or send for our catalogue.


Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. HerSh's daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Ksyssr Of Man
chester, 70 improving % rapidly %
can be expected after having expert.
eDcsd such severe illness that II was
reported fatal about 4 month ago.
The doctor feels hopeful that the
use Of her psraly zed arm may be re-
stored and that she will enjoy better
health than she has for Q number Of
years. shstalked quite encouraging
" yesterday 20 those present, Mr.,
and Mrs. Q. Cleveland Of Longiord,
Miss Nellie Hsrsh. Mr.. Pstsit's and
Jim Blaks's Of Abilene who called
upon her and who o. we'll IS her
other relatives and many friends wish
her all needed blessings for Der re-
ooysry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01

~.
he RepublIcap central COMMITTEES
will meet next Saturday 70 issus the
call for county convention TO select
delegates to the distrICt and stats
conventions. The county candidates
will meet and decide when they wish
the nominations made--at this con-
yentIon or at another to be held later.
## 49, #
|. Charles A. Suider Of Abilene an
inouncss today as . candidate for
county clerk. Mr.. Snider is : Dick
inson coupty product, having been
born here and lived, here oil bic lite.
After graduating in the Abilene high
school 10 attended business college
md was then 10 business here AZ
was q clerk 10 the postoffics for >
years and has been carrier for : years.
10 has been prominentin Republican
4 = j. -
politics and was president o. the Re.
publican club for . long time. ~
has 4 wide acquaintance. y thorough
y qualified and would make 2 MODEL
Jerk. he Oan be depended on 81
~otthy Of cont ldence Ia every respect.
Representative J. ". CFsscb is en-.
nounced as candidate for reelection
as representative for Dickinson coun.
=. This was scarcely necessary -
Mr.. Crsech's splendid record in the
last session Of the legislAspre insured
him . hearty endorsement for reelec-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.


A. E, Lockhart was down from
Bennington
Mrs. G. A. Smith who has been III
is doing nicely.
>, Q. Townley and L. Potter were
up from Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. j. x. Bennett were
up from Enterprise.
Fred Baker left f,r Washington after
q plsasant visit with friends.
M. G. Beltzhoover is here from
Alaska visiting his sister, Mrs. 8. s.
Smith.
Mrs. Julia Wilson 10 home from
Paola where she spent the winter with
her son, Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Fisher have re-
turned to Walland, Tenn, after Q
/ pleasan. visit here.
Miss May Bolton returned to heI
home 10 Detroit after q weeks visit
with Miss Clara Franks.
Mrs. Edgar T. Motley 10 here from
St. Louis visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. s. Brenizer.
MIR. and Mrs. Noah Hershey, Jr.,
spent the day with friends in town
They leave In few days for Cali
fornia.
Edward Korns Of Oklahoma 10 here
called by the illness Of his uncle,
Robert Korns. He is postmaster ct
Newkirk, and 10 accompanied BY bis
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Upshaw came
up from Topeka, called BY the illness
Of Miss Ida UpshAw who Is better to-
day. Mrs. UpShaW will remain here
a week or 90.
FIJI. HiIborn and family Of Court
land, Kansas, have just moved here
and are getting settled in their new
home, having recently purchased the
J. P. FiShburn farm.
L. L. Engle Of Dickinson county is
id the city Visiting his Son-ln-law, Mr..
somerS, North ,Third street. Mr..
Engle purchased some property In
Saline a few days ago. -[shlina Union.
supt. Hall, H. A. snider, Il. E,
AckerS and Charles all returned
from Kansas City, Topeka and HOl.
ton where they Inspected the school
houses TO get ideas for Abileue's new
buildings.
Mrs. q. J. Hodge was in junction
City yesterday in . conference con-
Oerning the musical part Of the pro-
gram for the annual meeting Of the
State Federation OF Lawrence the
Hrbt week 10 MAY. She Is chair
man Of the music committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
Hin Lornnn Rnfartalna.

Miss EIIzAbssh LOrson royalty en-
tsrtsinOd 3 number Of her friends al
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony Lorson, on Feb. 10 in hOnol
Of her sister FlOrh's eighteenth birth
day. Games snd contests we're In
dulgsd in until late hour when 70
.iEsshmsnts we're served. Albert LOr'
sOu wOn arSl prize.
Those present we're; Mrs Albsri
Lorson, Misses Sarah Fslen, BIAneI
DiIIon, FIcrs ss4 Elisabeth LOrSsu,
Edna add Lens MosIsy,. Beside Blair,
Rnns BegisehlBgsrg Nay Dsyid,Oui
Msssrs. Albart. Ambrose and Fred
LOrsou. Alden Fallen, Harry Blair,
Roy hurry. Arthur Davidson. I'd
Ergd Rsftsshingsr, Henry and nbsri
Rsnoid. Bats Altman HsurJ Est-
tori.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
No Incubator can do better work than the
HONEST INJUN
HODGE BROTHERS.

shipment to the city 10 the best pc,
sible condition. The result 10 tia.
his shipments arrive in sslable form
aud bring the bighest possible prices
Mr. Norman handles his business IL
person aud bis Uniform courtesy and
honest dealings have commended him
to farmers oil over Dickinson county.
II will pay anyone to call at biz
yards hall mile east OF the couri
house and see how we'll he is equipped
for his business. During the coming
year he will largely increase his ship
meuts and farmers may be certain Of
finding a.first class market with the
highest prices that can possibly be
pa d.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01

large stock Of iufnlture. carpets, rug
ia all sizss, linoieums, lace curtains
shades, drapsries. etc. This iS ne
old stock but everything is thorough
1y up-tO-date and includes every
article for furnishing home COM
pletely. The general statesmen I'm
charge of this store thoroughly
understand their business and are
able TO assist buyers Of household
goods 10 making their selections.
10 taking passing glance over
the various floors Of the two stores
and examining the several depart
ments one is convinced otthe .magni.
tude Of the stock and realizes what Il
means to the firms customers to havt
purchases made on sucha large scale
Is is done in buying for this trade
Not only are greater asSortment'
possible with finer qualities and
newer and chOIcer selections but Il
means prices at the very lowest
figure prices that cannot be under
quoted BY anyone.
The firm has arranged its force Of
L .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-01
eOhoOl RepOrt.

Report for District il for the Gith
month. N
Number Of pupils enrolled 10.
Absence 81 tardisS Q.
Those neither absent nor tArdy
were Milton, Dan, Dewey. Edith and
Harvey Guglsr, Florence Janke,
Sophia Hummel, Norton MartinItE,
Frank RusCh, Christian, Annie, Lottie
and Edna Schmidt. Those absent
,bpt not tardy we're Clay Blsckwelder.
Fritz and Roy Gugler, Hazel and
orphia Mccoy and John vanBursn.
Work 10 progressing nicely. Visitors
are welcome. Lulu Sterling, teacher.