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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-12
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLI-
CATION OFGUARDIAN FOR ORDER
OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

1AilON OF FIX IL
OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of South Dakota, County of Kings
bury .-ss.
In Count Court.
In the matter of the guardianship of the
persons end estates of Alexander Mich
aelscn and Jessie Michaeison, Minors.
1t appearing TO this court. from the D Ell
ton this day presented and filed by II. e..
Michaelson, guardian of the persons and
estates of Alexander Michaelson and JeS-
sic NichaeiSon, minors, that the said
minors are the owners of certain real eS-
tate within the county of kingsbury,
state of South Dakota. and it appearing
from h said petition that it would be adj
vanta gousto the estate of said minors to
sell the said real essate and r~e-invest the
proceeds therefrun. and said petition
further praying that an order issue for
the sale OF the said real estate, which is
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
The east half tE ~ of the southeast
quarter tS + A) of section ~thirty-three
t33l. township one hundred eleven t111l.
range nfty -five to5l, in the county. of
it appearing to the court from the said Pc
tition that Ii would he advantageous to
the estate of said minors To have the said
real estate sold at private sale;
Now therefore, Ii Is hereby ordered that
the next of kin of the said wards, and all
persons interested in the said estate, APP
| pear before this court on Monday. October
22nd. 1906. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the court room of said
court, in the court house in the city If DE
Smet, In said county OF hfngsbury and
state of South Dakota, then AMI there to
show cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of tho said real estate
as prayed for in said petition
And IL IL further ordered that a copy
OF this order be published at least three
successive weeks before the said day of
hearing, i'm the kingsbury County indie.
pendent. a weekly newspaper published
In said Kingsbury county.
Dated at De Smet, south Dakota, this
oath day of September, "A. ID. 1906.
| BY the COurt,
Attest: ALBERT X. ABEL,
AS. ALQVIST. Judge,
Clerk of the County Court.
Warren u Warren,
Attorneys for Guardian.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-12

"MR. TURNER NEVER SPANKED ME, soBBED
TOMMY.
with her precious offspring, but Mrs.
Germaine always had been n of the
first to accept, and for the sake of her
pretty sister some one had volunteered
to remain behind with the six-year-old.
Usually it had been Turner or Bascom,
for they had been rivals for Nellie Car
ter's affections ever since the season
had opened.
Jefford had made good Roadway in
attracting Nellie's attention, but this
was the first time he had sought to
gain her favor by remaining at home
with Bobby, and he would not have
been left out of the party this time had
It not been that Nellie herself had made
the request.
1t was piazza gossip that Bobby was
lies %suitors, and that the masterful
Mrs. Germaine would throw the bal
ance of her favor to the fortunate mau
who had most successfully filled the
role Of day Nurse to her young hopeful.
Jefford loved Nellie sincerely, but he
had avoided these tete-a-tetes with
Bobby ~religiously. Now he watched
the rest of the summer party down the
road and lifted his eyes just in time to
behold Bobby falling into the tiny
his small body into an almost complete
circle to accomplish this result, but he
was successful and a moment later
was dragged forth, wet and wailing,
to be sent upstairs to his nurse to be
dried out.
Twenty minutes later he was on the
lawn In n new linen suit, and Jefford
raced across the grass just In time to
prevent him from cutting his hands on
the mower.
Jefford went back to his book. and
Bobby crossed the road to the pasture
beyond, whence there presently arose
agonized cries, and Jefford arrived in
time to haul Bobby over the fence be-
fore his change of venue was assisted
by a goat. For a moment there was a
decided inclination to lay the young.
ster across his knee. but there came
the realization that he was his aunt's
nephew. and beyond a mild rebuke
there were no developments.
Through the morning Bobby man
aged to get into half a dozen scrapes,
from which he was rescued by his
guardian before serious complications
arose. and only the ring of the dinner
bell saved him from seeking to inter
view the bull In the north pasture.
The meal was comparatively peace
full. for the nursegirl was in attend
nnce to check any demonstration, but
she conveniently vanished after the
meal, and Jefcrd sat upon the porch
with his after dinner cigar and won
dered how 1t was that Turner and
Bascom haf been able to get through
an entire day without committing muir.
der.
Half a dozen times through the morn
ing he had been moved to take decided
action and had been restrained there.
from only by the thought Of what Mel
lie would say. but when Bobby dug UP
from somewhere the remnants Of bis
Fourth Of July stock Of f~irecrackers
and proceeded to set them OF in the
henhouse. where q dozen hens were
on their nests, Jefford's patience gave
way.
With q firm grasp upon the offender
collar. be led him toward the porch
while Bobby, with streaming eyes, de
veIoped an unexpected fertility OF In
yention In explaining what be woult
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-12
Legal Notices.
NOTIC TO CREDITORs,

Estate of Henry p. Games, deceased.
Notice is hereby given blythe undersign-
ed administrator with the will annexed OF
the estate of Henry p. Ealnes, deceased,
TO the creditors of and all persons havng
them with the necessary vouchers, with
in six months after the first pubiiCatian
of this notice, to the said administrator
with the will annexed, at his Office at
Vest Bend. Washington County, Wiscou.
sin, or to VI. Carroll, resident agent of
said administrator at his Office i'm the city
of De Snlet, k~ingsbury county, South Da-
kota.
Dated October Sth. 190G.
THOMAS O'MEARA,
Administrator with the will annexed of
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-12
H'huRRAYSMhlLLA
WORTH A DOLLAR
"A DROP 80
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS
New

and more business at the Rehfeld
Meat Market. Price S will be cut on
some meat until below cost to keep
them going and to satisfy the csstom-
ers. We are now ready to do more
business than even before, and If you
call freely you will not miss the bar
gains. 30 Ia. can lard Zoe a pound,
De Smet brand; good bacon, De Smet
brand, at III to l5c a pound; saugage
q Id, for soc; bologna, 3 rings for 25c;
salt pork Toe il pound. Cali for it.
WI don't only sell but we buy hogs
and cattle. We want $4,000 worth
Of hogs; $4,000 of butcher cattle;
$4,000 worth Of steers.
We buy, sell or trade Il good bull.
Call on AS If you need one.
You can easily find ns on Main
streC Let Ms have your phone or
der BY 8o'clock or before If possible.
Let all steak orders be in before 10
o'clock. Then wecan give you bet
ter service. Look for the new cart
and Teddie Eddie.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-12
+ TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Elmira Eames, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
dersigned executor oftie estate OF Elmira
Eatnts =. deceased, to the creditors OF ana
all persons having claims against said de-
ceased, 70 exhibit Them with the neceS-
sary vouchers, within ak months after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said executor at his office in Nest Bend,
Washington county. Wisconsin. or to
III. Carroll. resident agent of said executor
at his office in DE SuIet, Kingsbury Coun-
~, South Dakota.
Dated October Sth, 1906.
THOMAS O'MEARA,
Executorsof the estate OF Elmira EaEies.
Deceased.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26

Frtnkfort. Ky. ian. 5-As n result
Os I've production here Of The Clans.
man Ropr"so Klair. Democrat.
has !ntiod Ced IN the general assem-.
by hin rrohIbi'ng the production
Of any r'ay';h:' Is sasoa "ron aa.
iar"r'sm s'i""'d formerly 10 ox.s, be
twC,rE,Hstor and Slave. or that excites
race gt'iu 'ico~' The measure pro
'ia,s r'i.%i,i's az $500 FIN" snd jail I'm.
pr:sonm'ut for violation of its provt.
siOn> I'll" bill was referred IN ~.
ilhlic moral, cumrit'c" ~ The Assem-.
0lv and H. adoption will be- strongly
urged
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
FIRST GALE MAN TO OPEN BANK
Negro institution viii Shortly BE
Started az Albany.

Albany. Ga Ian 2j--One ~ the
very tex n, sra banks In the south VIII
be opened for business In Albany as
soon as thr necessary prcliminaries
can lr disposed II
p'ai l. 10, ,h>rn. the negro farmer
Ct this count, ~h" ~ for a number
of Years been the "hrst.bal, man" Of
Georgia. and who owns one ~ the fin.
est farms in HIS section. ~ slated for
president
The necessary stock has hcen sub
sC;ih"d RI" enterprise Is backed by
NE Metropolitan Realty company of
New York, which IL also Interested in
a similar INSTITUTION now doing bust
ness in Savannah The new bank will
begin business with a pAid.up capital
of $1,000. hut this amount will In
all probability be- Increased.
Those who have subscribed for the
stock are the most prominent and in
nuential negroes II the county.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Body OF Woman 10 Found.

Nashville. Jan. 25.-A Decatur. Ala,
dispatch says that lying In a ditch Ia
a lonely spot In the woods. and partly
covered with forest leaves. the horri.
bly, dccuml os"d and CHASTITY remains
~ Miss Martha Thompson. who has
been missing since Christmas day.
woTo found Sy neGlU While uut hunt.
ing near priCeNi.le. this county Sev.
cral mark, on her body gave eyidenca
of foul play decomposition had Sc,
In Mi. Thompson was spins,rr
ahnu, 2" year. old She vas auiu.
wealthy
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26

Columbus. Ga. Jan. 25.-A Today old
baby vas deserted a, the union passen-
ger stiaion under peculiar cIrcumstan-
ces. Tn" infan, was brought here
hy n couple who arrived on the early
morning train from Macon and Savan.
nah Tn"y gave the little boy TO Sam
Grant, a negro. asking him 20 carry the
infant 10 on orphans home. The ne
gro did 10. but the matron refused to
accept The child under the circumstan.
cos When the negro returned to the
depot with the child the couple hal
Ia(,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Negro Kilee: White m,n Injured

Palmetto. TIA. Jan. - The boiler
in the Palmetto cotton Mills Manufac.
turing plant 'Np,ui'd Wednesday
morning nj ! ," O'Clock. instantly Aill.
iur The nerrn fireman. Bill Sexton. and
probably fatally injnring a white man
hamei Harris. who was In the boiler
loom az tho time The boiler room
was almost to's!ly DESTROYED. and
much Of m" property Immediately al
joining this building The main build
ing ~ the mill was no, injured. save
for the hgcaklng Of window glass
caused by the terrific eoncnssion.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
BELIEVED TO Be CONSTANTINE.
Young Man Arrested IN Anniston ID
Thought To Be Murderer.

Nashville, Jan. "a Young man
giving has name as sam Harts. ha,
been arrested at Admission. Ala. who
l. believed Ia be Frank Constantine,
Jr.. ol ChlCdeo. wanted for IN, mlr
der Of a Mrs A. ". Gentry in Cii,a.
10, on the clh uf tAis month
Harris claims that he went To Annis
ton trolA VI, mphls. AMI was On his
WAY - his home in Norfolk. Va. when
arieSi'd y" alsn c!~.n.a :h2; ..S aa =;
never bv'u ~ CHICAGO. hp, made soy
cral conn, tag s'aI,m,U;> to ia, 30
lice
HarrN fl's the description uf NE m3n
wsnr't IL chicago With bur lew cx.
'eIt!on> H"It> wa> arrested On a
charge ot VI ran,y and viii D, holG
GntE 'h' tLi,dCu aYruuIi;i,s can 5,
hGsrl from
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Fire Dces Much Csnaae.

Nociult, Va, Jan = ihc lut"rna
NpGai CpI;r,a> ouinpaEl's cotton
pt'>S ou the E,i7au,tG river here. 20
lc'E,r with muCu stored cotton IN N,
Warehouses and sEld, ~ Rogers Nc
Co,, AZ Co. were burned Early We'd.
nr,day ard an lnrrrN,ning wall 81
o, Scr shells was the only thing that
sE ,,h from destruction ~" property
of the Norfolk War,Aou~" assoCia-
ions ice plant and man. more bal,
OF cotton stored IN adjoining ware
house, lacut Addison. Whit, Ia
!or,r NJ ~. burned compress. was
ssl,,n IL Ilr hGildinc a. ~, time. and
is believed 10 have persisted
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
caee, si,mar st,l A,ixe.

Na'chez, Miss, Jan. 25-Cadet Jo-
seph Sitman. of Greensboro. la. who
was said - have died from injuries
received at the bands OF hazers at JET.
fcr,on Military college. Is not dead
His uncle. D. &. Lee. who reported the
matter To the grand jury. appeared be-
fore that body and stated that no had
received telephone message acquaint-
inc him with tho fact that the boy
Is alive. As the grand jury had failed
10 uncover any attempt at haGihg al
Jefferson. the entire matter has been
dropped
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
i:sY DISCONTINUE
R. +. D. SERVICE
Pos;off.cs Department Will In
spect Routes.
PURPOSES ARE MADE KNOWN


Washington. Jan 25.-tn replying to
Postmaster General Degraw has indi
Gated the purposes of the department
m connection with an inspection Of ru.
raj free delivery routes which 10 In
progress With a view TO discontinuins
ar reducing the service Of such OF
them as show little patronage. In
answering the inquiries Mr.. Degraw
has replied substantially as follows:
In discovering that there In lack OF
patronage on a. given route. consid
GRAFTON Is given first to the possibih
~ OF increasing the interest In the ger
vice on the route second. TO che pos
siblity OF rearranging the route % a.
To increase the patronage: third. %
the possibility Of establishing every
other day service In lieu Of daily scr.
vice. and last 10 Its discontinuance
where the conditions are such that the
expenditure is unwarranted.
While 10 fixed rule a. To the amount
Of mail which should be handled on q
ras"; route Las been adopted. still the
department feels that the average rw-
raj ronte should handle 5000 pieces of
mail per month. with q possible mini.
aum uI 2."oO.
The expenditure involved In operAt
'rs The service on 4 given route might
NOT he warranted. even though the
minimum oE 2,Ooo pieces OF mail per
month were handled. where Il was
found that a considerable number OF
t"o possible patrons were not availIng
themselves Of the benefits Of the ser.
Ii1e
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
MONEY SATRAPS
EASY FOR MANN
Wall Street Financiers Were
HIS Friends
AL WERE KIND TO the EDITOR
Vanderbilt Did Not Care for Stoc
But Hoped Ne Would Get on-Had
Loaned -im $25,o0o on SIMPLY ~
Request.

New -3y... IAN. -. Tac TIA! ~ EJr
Ran Hap-upG. editor oi t., tui.i,g :
Weekly. Charged with criminal Ap, .
b. JustiC, VI DrueL u city ina >tra,,.
81 a result ol the publication oi a para
Arupa Cou,,rnIus the Ia'J.rs connvC-
ton VITA Town Topics. Is hearing an
end.
After the examination of Colonel W.
II. Mann. editor oi Town Topics, WAS
ConClud,d. the d,icnsc introduced Il
number of witnesses and counsel for
Mr.. hapgoud announced that they
would probably finish their case We'd
nSsuaN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Several Injured IN Wreek.
Los Angeles. Jan. 3S.-The 3

Los Angeles. Jan. 2k.-The Santa
=, limited. ",s;,ount, ran iato the
train a. G'ondora 20 miles east of this
,.t,. partly w-ecE'ns N" rear coach
~ 'hc loca'. knocking the trucks from
me track ami lnIuring several persons.
rhr Santa =" pa ssengcr ONCE in this
ci', state nat tie number Of passsn-
ypr- injured Is mall and that NO one
- -ariou-'y hur' The engine of the
U'.toI VA badly damaged hut neith-
,r t'e enc c.G.cr 60 fireman was hurt
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Many Women in Court.

The trial Vas followed with the
saline interest that has be, IA manifested
since the hearing of the case Was be
gun. Fa>hionably attired women were
again con 'piCuOus among those ia tn,
court room
TIE witnesses Introduced hy the de-
fcnse included Co'Amodore Eihridcc r
Gerry. who testified a. 20 Justice Deu.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26

he az not care to loan me any more
r'rr"y. but said he hoped would ge,
or"
Asked as ~ how he came To be sui
cCirn'ly well acquainted with J !
NorRan 10 borrow $4,000 from him
wi'hou, security. Colonel Mann said
II met and knew his father.
think know him we'll enough 20 ask
him"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26

were being lowered. the lights h.i.y
""inEulShed ~ the flooding If tho o,
Hin' roof oefor" the work was com
m'Ac"d The loss Of life was avn,
when the boats wc-c lowered
Two boat flci with wnr,c, ant
children We're sent a-aip,, M. ,,,, NJ,
N" steamer. smashed and complete,
wrecked. all those in m. hoa, >. in.
swept into N" S'a and l,nwned
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26

EI,.,uurls To induce him Ia subHCfIo"
a. .tt!S aud Fauc.c, Commodore
Ger, sad hc found that Town Topics
v.s Interested iu "fads and Fancics.
AMI 'aut L. refused to subscribe To the
worn
Mr.. Burden said that when he was
s;i.-. acrr- nC ~" .".! that 'v!rc"!
Mann Ni,idod trenchant pen This.
nrw.ver. did net induce him To sub
scribe.
\ copy of Town Topics issued in
I>.a Vas sAown - N" witness. Who
denied tha' Abraham II Hummo'. the
LAWYER. had consulted him about an
unp.. a.sr' paragraph Ia ihs; Issue u
The paper
Colonel Mann then told 81 tho be
ginning - .is correction with Town
Topic and low " h Vanderbilt
cam. p, f.s -,oc}.o'aer of Ne paper
Co.up.l M..r said
Found unset a Pauper.
.,n l,-s pa- connected with th'
P.... .r car company Wn'u '1'
cri,is ,.. Wal street. u-, m'-h.
... N. cua ... 20, WI '..
Il found r.-ru -. a.s cn'.
f-.r .rt q .I''0ra'' .n u"n.r
o.. dollar ..' ~ "oo. "
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
EleetrotYnothetae L. Formed.

New IOrr, Jan 25.-lt Is announced
that a. result Of the open shop agi
tation amoEg tNc electro! per-. a new
association 4 employers has been or.
rauizcd Tui- Is called tho Elec
'ro'ypothr'a" and Will rake in tHc indie.
pondsu' 4 u- which ar" running open
shops. a N"l' y, 'tc members ~ thc
Tvpo''rrAc who have elcctrotyping
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
FIFTY LOSE LIVES
IN STEAMER WRECK
Survivors Report A T,rr.b.e
Disaster.
A PASSENGERS ON BOARD SNIP
esssmsr Valencia Wrecked on Vaneeu
yer Island Coast to Eastward o..
Cape eesle With Heavy Loss of Life
to Passengers and Crew.

Victoria. Il. c.. Jan. 2i.--The steam
or Valencia, Captain johnson ui TIE
Pacific Coast Steamship cor. pany. Wit.
"a passengers Oh boar! and crew
or o. Vas wrecked u tGc eastward oi
Cape Beale un IHc Vancouver islam.
coast In the early morning II Tues
day with heavy loss oi hi,. greater
than that OF amy other disaster that
has occurred near here since the L. rri
ble loss uf life following the collision
? Of the ship Orpheus with the steamer
Pacific when cnrOute from Victoria 10
Portland.
The survivors who have reached
CApC Bealc. the buatswain ana hye
seamen. sent To secure assistance In
one ot the steamers boats. report that
ae least - persons Were drowned
along gside III" steamer when boats
oaded with women and children
smashed against The VcSsc! when low
cred. Persons Tcr. huGdlcd On the
saloon deck Oi the steamer which was
tAen partly submerged. with the in
rolling sea washing over the main
Geek
A southeast gale was blowing with
che Wind whistliug throV.h the cord
age OF thr wrecked vessel al i vcluc
tsy OF over io miles all hour. ami a
high sea was b,atin. against the hull
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-26
Holds Record for Loss Of Lives

Portland. Or, Jan Pew place.
II 'h' World have such "A record pi
;laf!"r 'a'&siTuph"s ~ has tac d, adv
West Coast a. II Il known. Of
vancouver island, which has ocasio?
ed the destruction OF ffty.six vess.,.
and cost III lives within the las, forty
years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-02
Army Bill in House.

Washington, March 1.-The house to-
day passed the army appropriation bill
also the Foraker bill providing for the
marking of the graves of confederate
dead buried in the north. The discus
sion developed a unanimous sentiment
in favor of marking confederate graves
and as the bill had received favorable
action by the military committee, it
was brought in by Mr.. Prince and
passed unanimously amid applause on
both sides of the house. Points of order
made to the provisions for a cableship
for the Atlantic coast and to ship for
mine planting on the Pacific coast elm
mated these provisions from the ap-
preparation bill. The alleged powder
trust came in for a scoring in debate.
the Democratic members endeavoring
to have the government manufacture
powder consumed by the army and
navy, but the suggestion met defeat
both on points of order and finally by
direct vote.
The army bill as passed carried some
thing more than 500 900 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-02
IT HAS NEARLY S2,7OO LEFT
Utah Commission at Portland
Fair Makes Its Final Re-
port to Governor.

The Utah commissioners for the Lew
is and Clark Centennial exposition filed
their last report with Governor Cutler
yesterday. The report contains a COM
plete statement of receipts and ex-
pen0itures, as well as a detailed story
of the work of the commission.
Receipts from all sources, including
the legislative appropriation, amounted
to $30,60261, and, after paying all bills
out of this, the commission turned back
to the state treasurer 81. 6S9.12
The report mentions by name those
who were instrumental in making the
work of the commission a success. 1t
says that the feeling engendered be-
tween Utah and Oregon at theAmerican
Mining congress in 1904 was completely
wiped out, and that harmonious reIa-
lions now exist between the two COM
mOnWealthS. It's pay q high tribute to
the courtesy shown the Utah commits
sioners by the Oregon and Portland Of
ficials.
The commissioners further go on rec
ord with laudatory resolutions for NJ.
T. Cunningham and Spencer Clawson,
respectively secretary and manager of
the commission, for the work which
they did
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-02
MAXWELL TO MAKE FIGHT
Accused Physician viii Apply
for a Writ of HabeaS Cor
puS Today.

Governor Cutler yesterday honored
the requisitiOn of the governor of Ohio
for the extTadition of DR.. David P.
Maxwell, accused of performing a GRIM
inal operation in Cleveland. The pa
pers were hOnOred after a hearing at
which County Attorney P P. Christen-
sen and Attorney General NJ. A. Bree-
den appeared for Sheriff Joseph Bern
hardt of Cleveland, and Attorney
Brigham CIegg appeared for Maxwell.
At the conclusion of the hearing Mr.,
Clegg asked for the statutory time of
twenty-fOur hours in which to prepare
an application for a writ of habeas
corpus, and it was granted. The appli-
cation will be fled this morning unless
DR.. Maxwell changes his mind.
The grounds upon which Attorney
CIegg opposed extradition were that
the Ohio papers were faulty in that
they failed to state the penalty to
which Dr. Maxwell is likely to be SUBJ
jected, and that DR.. Maxwell was not
in Ohio when the alleged offense was
committed. No evidence was offered
in support of this latter point beyond
the attorneys assertion.