The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-18
The potato harvest Ia now on.

; sUdte In Une aVerSe ylelu OF oats.
The average yield for the county, ms
published is go bushels.
Dan Finucane has received word
that his wife had died I'm Chicago,
and will leave Immediately for that
place. He will return as affairs can
be Strengthened.
W. r. Winter has just received an
other high priced Duroc Jersey boar,
from one of the largest and most
popular herds in Iowa. for his Elm
Creek Duruc herd.
Arthur Parmley and Sophia
Forbes We're united In marriage Sun
day. at the home of the brides par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w s Forbes, In
south Hand county. Rev. +. +.
SwartOut was the officiating clergy
men.
Fraser Bros, are having the base
ment under their store building re-
paired.
Ed Dwyer has taken charge OF the
Farren livery stable.
DR.. X. B. Driver, who last week
was the guest of Bradley Lockwood
departed Saturday for Chicago.
Oscar TjOrnstand arrived Tuesday
from Aberdeen. He was confined in
the hospital at that place four
weeks with typhoid fever.
A steady rain set in yesterday and
soaked things up considerably, I'm
this locality at least.
john Johnson Is awas on business
this week
N A keelcr has just got in u new
lot Of core shelters.
The total amount paid at the
Gam Valley creamery for the two
weeks ending september 80, was
/ $593. %. The price paid for butter
fat WAS I9c. Number of patrons SO.
Pa Dye purchased a new milch
COW from Billy Marshall, a load of
oats from Pete Weber, and invested
in u graphophOne this week. Since
pa has retired from politics and dc.
votes his time to raising prize pO-
tatoes, freak squash and cottontail
rabbits he has prospered exceedingly
Car. SwartOut has disposed Of his
interest In the Senaca Journal and
will work at his trade
A gang of about 20 men are now
at work on the Battle Greek sani-
tarium south of town and things
certainly look like business. The
false work for the concrete basement
wall Is being puc up, and 1t is GER
tainly II formidable piece of concrete
As there are more than five hundred
lineal feet Of the II It basement wall
1t requires almost a quBrter Of a
mile OF bulkheads II feet high for the
concrete. A large shop has been
erected and labor saving machinery
OF all kinds will he used to push the
work of construction.-Chamberlai D.
Democrat
Every time the closet of your
neighbOr Is opened do you strain
your eyes to peek, and then after.
wards do you strain your tongue IN
talking about 1T? Did you ever stop
, to think that some day a tragedy
may take up its abode in your home!
Can't you get 1t into your head that
some day the tongue Of slander may
cut you like II sharp sword and the
whispers Of your neighbOrs he as
vinegar Oh your wounds? Misfor.
tune and disgrace may have over
taken your neighbOr. but 1t does
not become you to get on the house
tops and shout 1t out to the world
You will not be called upon to pay
for, nJr to answer for any Of the
sins Of your neighbor. You have all
you can tend to to pay for your
own indiscretiUns. Some day one
near ami dear to you may fall-the
prison walls may open to u son or
the scarlet letter of eternity may
blight Il daughter. When \ home is
In mourning over n tragedy the bes
thing you can do Is to keep your
mouth shut uulcss you can say
something that will come rs rift
In the clouds. Then again you may
be no better than your neiehbor
The only difference Is that your
neighbor was caught and you, ur
to date, have kept the sunlight
away. BE charitable. my friend, fol
you know not the day nor the hour