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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-01
MUST PAY TAX
Attorney General Of Montana Renders
IN Important Decision.

Butte Mont. Aug l-EeWdent stock
holders NJ mining stocks a1e subject %
taxation ol that stock. b. the opinion
handed down hy A'iy Gen. Aiber, J..
Gdem. Do Response % "a query from
W. ID. Clark chairman NJ tle board II
county commissioners of silver Bow
county Al the present according 70
The commissioners. about Ntf1p10
worth NJ Amaicamated. United COPPER
ana other mining stocks hUI hy rta.
denis ~ Butte. are cscsr.u- taxation.
and d was the desire ~ ne commits.
sioners 10 ascertain whether OF nor On.
der ihe Montana staiutes. stock n A
foreign corporation whose property was
lolatod On the state could be assessed
The decision IL % great Importance.
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FILES ITS ARTICLES.

The Cliff Mining company Of Angus
IA, Ne, fled copy OF It's articles OF
incorporation IN the county clerks Of
nee today. The capital stock Of the
company Is $4,000 divided into
shares Of the par value q SO each. A.
d. Thomson is president. a. L. Kern,
secretary: W, r. Snyder OF this city,
resident agent for Utah.
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AT GRAND ENcAMPMENT.
r. /. LomaN Of Union Pacific Acquires
An Iron Property There.

special Correspondence
Grand Encampment. Wyo.. July 3d.
A s5-foot ledge Of gold-bearing rock
has been discovered 100 the Amethlst
tunnel that is believed 10 be o. bonanza.
Every pan ~ rock tested Yields biz
strings Of gold. There D. uo excitement
but The hnd has Increased confidence I'M
The Grand EnUmpmeut district.
y. L. L0maX. general passenger and
ticket agent of the Union Pacific Al
Omaha, has purchased the W. W. Petty
iron mines ln the Eth Mountain district.
These iron deposits are among the lare.
est and most valuable iu the west. and
viii make the owners rich men.
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INovATIoN IN BANKING

nlcaso Aug An Innovation IN
hank methods ~ Chicago US irsus,,-i
attc today WIEN a A-hour hink op'r.s
tor business With The exception 81 s,,r'
days ana holidays the hani' viii H. 60
Al ell tines dunng the d.r ana rirA.
Tht work Nlll b divided among thrs.
shifts OF employees. The bark lncipss,
10th commercial and nvinEs depart.
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PEKIN LEGATION Guard.

pekir Aug w " Rockhn. the
American minister received word TO-DAY
that .n accordance with his advice only
~ marines viii DO sent as a legation
guard NO this city 20 relieve the guard
nov Dn duty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-01

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Uncle sam, $50 az 81: 400 at a..
New York, 400 ar 3lig: 1000 az 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 800 az Sc.
Columbus Con, 80 al 80
paly West. 10 al 100
DAILY Judge. 90 az HOO.
Grand Central. 100 az 245.
Montgomery Mountain. 100 AZ a.. buy
or GO.
New YORK. 1000 at %.
Nevada Hils. 200 at 30e4.
Nevada Hrls zoo az 302L 300 al
800. 800 40 2.g1is.
south Columbus $500 az 10 800 al
6, 500 al g.
Thompson 900 az %.
Utah. 30 40 100.
REHABILITATION
Shares. Value.
Regular call .......,..., 400 sl.6Sl.O
open board .0s0 i?.gSs.5O
--a--.-.----
Forenoon totals ......l5.4s0 silcss. 20
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rangement wil continue until the COM
ploiion Of the proposed railroad into
Little Cottonwood canyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-01
STANDARD COPPER.
New Tunnel To h. started on Deems
Claim Tomorrow.

r J. Donahue consulting engineer of
the standard Copper company. expects
to leave for Bingham again tomorrow
end win inaugurate work in the deep
tunnel 10 be- run in that property The
adit win be- started on The Deems
claim Mr. Dlnahue figures that the
avenue VIII cut an ore body in about
lel feet.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TnIlAYS.

Harry " VIM 20 l1rs Mary Wal
lin part of LOT :. block N plat r.. /
Geo. n. guiflcl AND wife 70 Al.
bert Fisher lot o. block J. New
house copper Plant cub..........
Same 10 same lot s block s, same
sub. .-...... .,,...-,,.,......
Thos tNok end wife 70 A. Fisher.
part Of section % township z
south. range ] east...-...,...,.....
Salt Lake Scty a. Trust Co. 90
Jasper Fletcher Jr. lots = g q
block 8 East Park ...-....-.....
MattheU cullen % Geo. SaIton
part u lot !. block q plat Co...
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One hundred De Forest Wireless
stock al I3.0O Must be sold at once,
90 give us bid. Z NJ West & Co.,
Tel l6J. 827 .. T. Walker block.
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r. NJ WEST & Co.. stock brokers,
D. r. Walker Blk. Tel 1856. res. 35lO-x
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Y. II. Snow q Co., Stock Brokers.
p Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS'. 2aE
So Temple. Tel 80 Ind, gi0-k Bell
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T. :. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 2l6 D. +. Walker Block.
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J. OBI RNDORFER,

~ Ni'i hNllOiNf In,
Stock Broker.
Tel Bell 's2. lsl S Main ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
SOCIETY'S TALK

with lace and chiffon. She wore , large wh.;e-pIumed picture hat and carried pink roses, -, N~. and Mrs. Fox left for oFLda- trip to Washington, D. C., and VIII vfsit relatives in Mississippi before returning home.
 MT. Fox is the only son of Nr. and Mrs. Fred Fox. He grew to man hood ia our city, and is one Of Pine Buff $ most promising young business men. The bride is the niece Of Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Walt of Altheiner, Ark, and has spent much of her time in Pine Bluff, where she has made many friends by her sweet and sFa- cious manner.
 Quite an unusual array ot wedding gifts were received, which is evidence of the popularity of the young people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

CT, Mr. J. s. Altsehul. At the altar The bride was given to the groom, surrounded by the attendants, rela- tives and friends.
 After the ceremony a reception was rendered the guest company, during which time a wedding supper was served. The dining roo mwas in pink and green. On the snowy covering of the tables was seen the delicate tracery of ferns while the blossoms used were pink roses. The wedding supper served consisted of several courses and many were the toasts and good wishes given the happy young couple.
 For the ceremony the bride was gowned in an imported crealione Of brocade satin and duchesse lace. Her veil was held in place by eoronet of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was bride roses.
 The maid of honor. Miss Joe Strauss was becomngly attired in white crepe de chine. fahsioned over tai fata and carried in her arms white buds
 The Matron of honor wore hand- some evening toilette of white radl- um silk over taffeta, and carried ehetenay roses. The flower girls and ring bearer were attired in dainty white organdies, elaborately trimmed with lace and ribbons. After the re- ception Mir. and Mrs. Parker left fo1 a bridal trip through the east.
 Mrs. Parker wore for travelling a suit of brown broadcloth with hat 1T harmony She is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Altschul, one o the oldest and most prominent Jewlsr families in the state. She has been social favorite and numbers hel friends by legions Hot Springs has taken from Pine Bluff one of it's fair est and sweetest girls, who will soor win for herself many friends in hel new home.
 Mr. Parker is equally prom iennt il his home city. Tn the commercial world he is as popular as le is so eially. being a partner in one of tht leading hardware stores of Ho Springs.
 The array of wedding gifts has rare ly been equaled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
\ Most Beautiful edding.

Preeminent among our many beau titul autumn weddings, unsurpassed for elegance of detail was that of Miss Brunette Altschul of this city and Afg Charles Alexander Parker of Hot Springs, which was solemnized ar he Bluff City club "Wednesday even ing at o'clock. Rabbi E, t'risch off ciating
 The ceremony took place before an mproysed altar built of white chrys- anthemums and southern smilax. It vas framed in veredas of tall palms and graceful ferns, and lighted by in numerable lights which shone through frosted globes Beneath a large wedding bell the solemn words were spoken which made C. \. Parker and Brunette Altsehul man and wife.
 The attendants included Miss Joe Strauss, maid of honor; Mrs. sam Altschul, matron of honor, F., NJ. Co., hen. of Hot Springs. best man; little Misses Annie Robinson, Hattie Peters. Eddie and Nashti King, flower girls, and Rose Slbernaele ring bearer.
 The bridal party entered the room of ceremony through an east door The four flower girls led the way and with liberty satin ribbons formed the aisle through which the bridal party were to pass
 The dainty little ring bearer enter ed alone, carrying the circIet of gold on a silver salyer Miss Joe Strauss, maid of honor, came next then the | matron of honor, Mrs. Sam Altschul, followed by the groom and his best man. Next came the bride. who en- tered leaning on the arm of her fath-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Will Wed Next Thursday.

The marriage of Mr. Hubert E. Strange and Miss Margaret Taylor will take place Thursday evening, DC tober 2. at the First Baptist church The ceremony will take place at : clock. Rev. Ross Moore being the officiating minister.
 The attendants at the wedding Will be as follows;
 Matron of honor-Alrs. M. \. Austin
 Maids of honor-Misses Alymel Taceart and Nettie Grace.
 desmaids-Misses Grace 1ofk Esther Triplett Emma DewodN Bet tie Austin. Alma Dewoody. Nettie Byrd.
 Ring bearer-Master W. M. Tag 9art.
 Rest man-Frank Miner.
 Gromsmen-Messrs. D, C. Bell, r. N Roane. Chester Taylor. pr. Duck worth. Will Nichol, F. H. Sloss, James Goodwin and Philip Crutcher,
 Music for the occasion will be fur nished by Mrs. w. H. lanSford ana Mir. Dan Taylor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Be eItauy-F OK Nuptia s.

Attractive beyond description in is simplicity and sacrelness, was the Harriaga ceremons said al high noon Wednesday which united ia marriage lr Edward Campbell Fox of this city and Mis- Bessie Fitzgerald Be.lamy Of Altheimer Rcv I Norris, pastor Of tha Firs. Presbyterian church Was the oaciat.ng minister, The attend ants included Miss tnnJe Noel. maid of honor; Me Carlton Fox, best man: T<hers Mes5Is Robert Ryland Con. rad Hampton tParagou,d]. HenrE Col Her Al,heim4el. Dr Edgar Mr Wal ds.c and Hal Belamg The church ~ss arti5ticails arranged in palms. whit 65aH. aud bride roses. The raised platform ae he fool Of which fha bridal par.g st9od made pretty setting of whit and green. the bridal co.ars The party were prettily group ea ar0and the central figures making quite an effective tableau. During the ceremonr. Mrs. Lucy Renfrow softl2 played some old love song.
 The brides gown Was a tailored suit Of nav blue novelty cloth, witt hat and gloves en suite. She carried in her hands a cluster bouquet of bride roses. She entered the church with her uncle, Dr. D (. Walt. who gavt her to the groom at the foot of the altar.
 The maid Of honor wore a robe of nile green radium silk, fashioned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Entertained Miss Triplett.

Miss Esther Tripletr, who has jd~t returned from a four months tour of Europe, was the fair honoree Of a very charming social function given her by her brother, MT. Gerald Trip lett. The dancing party took place Monday evening and came as per feet surprise 10 Miss Tgiplett, who was preparing to entertain one Of her neighbors and friends at cards: During her absence from home in the afternoon all arrangements VIC 2 made and perfected which brought the young friends together during the evening hours. The guest list num- bered about fifteen couples.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Miss Mary Shinn to Marry.

Cards have been received in the city which announce the coming mar riase of Miss MarT Shinn 10 Mr. Chas. Robert Claiborne
 The ceremony will occur on Monday evening, October 22 a. S:3Q o'clock, al the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles \. Shinn. s5 Eleventh street, x F. Washington City.
 The yonns couple will be ar home after November ID in I.ynchburg Va. Ms Sainn is the daughter of the late Fl \ Shinn and is sranddaush- ter of M9s II. ! Parse both of whom were ve-y prominent citizens of Pine Biuff fos many Xears.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
A.zrried in Memphis.

Nr F Shaw, the popular manager .. he Maia rink, and Miss Wea.th.e Fiq7ne Q. Memphis were married rridav- a--a5on at the brides home III
 ba, cf.q and left for sprin sle.i, Ill., ,he home of MT. Shaw on bridal tour
 Miss Eighme is daughter of MT FJghn1e. all engineer on he oot1o.I Belt railroad, and is very oeaa-tLaI and accomplished young tady and her marriage to MT. Shaw comes aS :" great surprise oher many frlehds in this city.
 Nr Shaw is son of \. B. Shaw manager of the illinois Watch eompa- nv 2, sprin gfeld. H., and by profes- sion is an expert jeweler. On account of too close confinement in the jewel ars, occupation MT. Shaw has taken un the management of skating rIhhs' which allows him more exercise, and fs less confaing than the je"elry trade
 MT. and Mrs. shaw will also visit in Chicago before returning here, and while there Nr. Shaw will make purchase of large number of skates to he used at the Main rink. They will return 10 Pine Bluff next Tuesday, and in the future make this their home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
{ tmlpepper.Po>>.

Ar Oscar Poss. the popular xonns book keeper for the Nelson Morris company at this place, was quietly married al 63o Sunday evening to Miss Alice Galpepper q beautiful and accomplished young lady of this city.
 The ceremony was said by Rev. Ross Moore, pastor Of the First Bap- tist church of this city.
 This marriage is quite a surprise to the young people of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

which makes our southland famous. Ar whist the prizes were won by Mrs. Edgar Bloom and Miss Rachael kauf- man. During the afternoon a delic- ious two-course luncheon was serV- ed. The guests were members Of the whist club and a very small guest company.
 The skating party given by MT. and Mrs. w. \. Taggart last evening Tn compliment to their daughter, Miss Alymer. and a guest from Kentucky, was a delightful social affair, accom- panied by many beautiful features. Every little detail that rounds such affairs into a charming whole had been carefully arranged. The Bulif Citv rink. the scene of the affalr wore festive air with it's spacious floor and innumerable electric lights Seventv-five couples were present, and there were but few who did not m dulge in the sport. The rink orehes- tra furnished music.
 A midnight repast was served as delightful as could be.
 Miss Putnam, the guest of honor O. this occasion, is a young lady whose personal charms will win for her many friends in Pine Bluff. Sh' halls from Kentucky, and posse5se: many of the qualities that make th' women of that state admired whereve 1 they go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Whist Club Entertained.

Mrs Edgar Bloom was the pleasing hostess for the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club "Wednesday afternoon. The rooms where the card tables were placed were given floral adornment, in the quantity of La France roses used. These were gathered from the flower garden of the hostess and were typical of the beautiful fall roses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
A Card Party.

A charming compliment to bride elect was the card party planned D! Miss \ettie Grace in honor or Mss Margaret Taylor, who will become the bride of Mir. Strange October 2o SIX handed euchre was the feature of tn entertainment Miss Eddie RutiedSe and Mrs. A. w. Scrusss carrying on the honors.
 The enfertainment was beautifully planned. the whole affair being mark ed bv elegant simplicity. A luncheon was served at the close of the game
 The guests numbered forty-tive o' Pine Bluffs society maids and ma irons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
CAPTAIN MoORE'S FUNERAL
 HELD SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral services of Captain s. F. Moore. an old Confederate sel9ler. was held Saturday afternoon al Rob inson's undertaking parlors the Rev Dr. Ramsey officiating Quite q num- Der of Confederate soldiers were pres est at the funeral. Captain Moore was a member of Morgans brigade aud served in the Confederate cause throughout the civil war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
CLIFF BUMPASS MASHED
 BENEATH HEAVY WHEEL

NIT. Cliff Bumpass. who vas Sa- Tere'E injured al the Cotton Belt shops last Thursday, is improving. \ lerN heavy wheel was overturned, plnuing him beneath it and severely mashing hs legs. Although | will be some time before Mg Bumpass is able to resume work, he thinks he will entirely recover from his accl, dent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
IT Enn1NS DRY GOODS COMPANY


under the management of Messfs Gerald TripIettt and Ralph Harris and was one of the most enjoyable vet given. About eighty couples were present and enjoyed the hours in this popular diversion. The hosts were untiring in their efforts to make the evening pleasant 10 all, and 1t was indeed a social triumph.
 Refreshments were served uuFlhS the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
RamSey.EatOn>.

Wn. t,atons of Stuttgart and Miss Elizabeth E, Ramsey Of Ardmore, $. D, were married Wednesday at noon al the rectory of Trinity church by Rev. W. D. Buckner. The groom is a popular Iumberman and merchant and he and his bride will make their home at English, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Sanders Bridges.

Miss Frank Sanders, daughter of Rev. ]. R Sanders formerly of this city. will be married on Wednesday evening. October T 10 Mr. J. F. Brid- ges of TeXarkana The ceremony will take place at Junction City, Ark. Af- ter November they will be at home 10 heir friends in TeXarkana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Date For Wedding Announced.

The following cards have been re- ceived by friends of the contracting parties in this city: MT. and Mrs. Henry William Myar request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter
 Gertrude
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
(artpr.Steele.

Invitations have been issued to the approaching marriage Of MT. Marian Carter and Miss Myrtle Steele.
 The marriage will take place on the evening of November |. at s o'clock. ar 316 East Second avenue.
 Mr. Carter is a we'll konwn em- plove of the firm of Simpson and Webb in this city, and Miss Steele is a sister of Mrs. $. T. Sonser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
NIr Harry Solnl5on,

Mr. Harry SoImson, on Tuesday evening the thirtieth day
 of October, nineteen hundred and six
 at eight o'clock,
 305 Adam Street.
 Camden, Arkansas. They will be at home to their friends after November l., in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Miss TripIett Will Etertai1.

Miss Esther Triplett will entertain very informally Monday evening, il honor of Miss Margaret Taylor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Miss York Will Enterta in.

Miss Margaret Taylor will be the houoree at luncheon to be given Tuesday afternon by Miss Grace York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Delightful Skating Party.

A delightful skating party was SlN- en at the Main rink Friday evening
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
Hugh $. Harper
Wednesday afternoon, October 3l'
 n neteen hundred and six

Wednesday afternoon, OctoDef "t'
 n neteen hundred and six
 at 4:15 o'clock, North second St. DeQueen. Ark. At home after November ith, Rear ney. Ark
 Miss Coulsoa is most charming young lady and has many friends i'll this city, where she formerly resided. MT Harper is a young man of sterling worth and integrity, and has hos of friends in this. his home town, who congratulate him He is now residing at kearaey. where he holds fespon- sible position with the Bluff City Inm- Der company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
EapleS' Ball.

Pine Bluff aarie, No. 209, Fraternal Order of Eagles, has issued invita- tions to it's first annual ball, the date for which has been fixed for Oct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21

The festivities will take place ia Eagles hall at 21. l-2 West second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
CouI son-Harper.

The following invitations have been received in the city:
 MT. ad Mrs. ". NJ. Coulson desire vou to be present at the mar fiage of their daughter
 Grace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-21
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

uereaf,er in any masquerade held ,t this rink. no religious lmpefsoha' lions shall be allowed on the hoor.
 LEITNER AND WE'LL,
 Proprietors of the Main h'hN,
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-05-23
CLOSE CALL FOR PRISONERS.
Narrowly Escaped Burning to Death
in Aberdeen Jail.

A tragedy In the Aberdeen Jail was
narrowly averted Sunday. The police
had arrested five graders who We're left
behind when the Milwaukee construc-
tiontrain pulled out for Evarts. The
men became troublesome and it was
deemed the safer plan to place them
in the lookup till Monday. when it was
intended they should join the next
construction crew passing through
the city.
A few minutes after the last man
had been locked up firemen in the
building adjoining heard shouts and
hurrying to the scene found smoke
pouring out of the roof. The police
alarm was given and in a little while
the prisoners were taken out and the
fire extinguished. Some of the men
had broken the bench into splinters
and set fire to them. A portion of thS
wall had caught fire and the celE
were filled with smoke.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-05-23
THIRD TRAGEDY AT CRAWFORD.
Soldiers Guarding the jail XIII VIM.
Murphy

A Chadron, Neb., special says:
Three persons are now dead at EEaw-
ford, Neb., as the result of a clash
between soldiers from Fort Robinson
and Marshal Arthur Nose, OF Craw-
ford. The excitement at Crawford is
intense and more trouble is feared.
William Murphy. white man, was
killed at midnight by a squad of sol
diers who We're guarding the Jail at
Crawford. He was ordered to halt,
and when he failed to do SO the SOL
diers opened fire The soldiers say
Murphy was with a. crowd of men
who We're intent on lynching Sergeant
Reed, soldier who was in Jail on the
charge OF killing Marshal Moss. Reed
was brought TO Chadron early Monday
morning and placed in JAIL
Arthur Nose, night Waterman at
Crawford. Neb.. was killed Sunday
evening, being shot by colored SOL
der from Fort Robinson. His broth
er. James Nose, then killed the soldier.
but got broken arm, being struck by
another soldier with board.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-05-23
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A con-
DENsED FORM.
She Joins Divorce Colony-Mrs.
James Blaine Has Arrived in Sioux
EaI,s-,Sust Remain Six Months
Can Then Apply for Divorce.

Il A Sioux Falls special says: Quite O
futter was caused among the meriloers
of the local divorce colony by the ar
rival in the city Monday Of Mrs. James
q. Blaine, who comes to Sioux rams
for the acknowledged purpose Oh re-
manning the six months necessary 10
make her citizen of South Dakota 50
she can secure divorce.
1t is recalled by old residents OF Ihe.
CITY that she is the second wire Oh
James q. Blaine, the younger, 10 come
to Sioux Falls with the object OF Sc
curing a divorce The first was tne
former Miss Nevins, who is now the
wife of Dr. Bull, of New York City.
The latest addition to the divorce
colony was accompanied only by
maid, and upon their arrival here they
were conveyed direct to the Cataract
Hotel. where Mrs. Blaine onSagea Z
suite of four rooms. Here she VIII
make her home during the time she
is serving her six months preliminary
to become a citizen and eligible 10
make application to the South Dakota
courts for the severing of the matrimo-
NAL ties which bind her to Mr.. Blame