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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-14
REPUBLICAN

VOTES
1t was the largest convention ever
held in the state.
Charlie Burke said he wasn't sore
and then proceeded to tell how sore he
was.
The saloons, hackmen and some OF
the machine engineers" we're the
only kickers.
Aubrey Lawrence IA elected as
alternate to the meeting of the NatiO-
nal Republican League.
Deuel. county deserved something
and in the selection of o. C. Dokken
the ticket has added strength.
For once Major Picker wasn't pre-
pared to talk. His experience of two
years ago was too much for him.
w. A. Burgess Of White, was
selected as state committeeman for
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-06-14
Brookings county, and we believe the
choice was wisely made.

Brookings county, and we believe the
choice was wisely made.
Brookings county stands we'll in
front to secure some OF the good
things that will be dished out in this
state.
Aubrey Lawrence had a nice speech
preparee in presenting Philo Halls
name before the convention, but the
''hurry' call caused him to cut it
short.
Brookings county was honored with
the craftsmanship Of the committee
on rules and order OF business,
Aubrey Lawrence of this city being
given that position.
The nomination of Col. w. H..
Parker as congressman from the
Black Hills was pleasing to the voters
west of the river and they promise to
roll up a big majority for the Republic
can ticket.
Olaf Eden has much to learn about
running a hotel. He complains that
his guests didn't pay for their lodg-
ing, but the boys say that they object
to being aroused at 4:30 to read the
morning papers.
Philo Hall when called upon to
speak made a splendid impression
upon the convention and his remarks
were along lines which endeared him
to every Republican present. Brook
ings county may we'll feel proud OF
the honor which has been conferred
upon her through the popularity of
one OF her favorite sons.
The rules of the convention we're
not of the "gag" nature. Anyone
desiring could present resolutions to
the secretary and they were read
before the convention without dis
cussion, then were delivered to the
committee which body either adopted
them or they were returned to the
convention for adoption or rejection.
State Senator w. C. Cook of Aurora,
county was chosen chairman of the
state central committee and according
to a resolution Of the state convention
has selected r. f. Grimshaw of Dead
wood as vice chairman to act in the
Black Hills district. Mr.. Grimshaw
is a pioneer of the Hills and we'll
known in the mining district. He is
a brother OF L. S. Marshall Grimshaw
of Minnesota.
The ovation given Coe |. Crawford
was the most enthusiastic approval
ever accorded a nominee in this
state. Nh. Crawford when appearing
on the platform was obliged to stand
several moments, while the vast
audience arose and cheered
him to the echo. The ladies waved
their handkerchiefs and the men
swung their hats. In his remarks
Mr.. Crawford was dispassionate and
made many new friends among dele
gates who had come to the convention
to oppose his nomination.
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affairs OF the country. His admins
tration has been wise and fearless and
commands the universal respect OF
American people regardless OF the
party.
We congratulate him upon his VIC
tory in securing the passage by con-
ton OF railroad rates, and commend
our senators and representatives in
congress for their support OF this
policy.
We steadfastly adhere to the repub-
lican policy OF protection OF American
industries, but believe that tariff rates
should be modified from time to time
to meet the changed conditions, such
notifications to be made by the
friends Of protection, and not by its
enemies.
For the benefit Of the American
home builder and the protection OF
our forests, we favor the abolition OF
all tariff on lumber.
We demand the enactment OF a
statute making it a penal otfense in
this state for any person or corpora
ton to give, or for any person to
receive any free pass Or free transport
tation oyer any railroad within this
state, or any telegraph, telephone or
express frank, except, however, the
issuing of the same to employees to
be used by them in the performance
of their legitimate duties as such
employees.
We favor the enactment of a law
regulating lobbying before u state
legislature.
We favor the enactment of a COM
prehensive and practical primary
election law for the nomination OF all
congressional, state, judicial, legisla-
tive and county officers by a direct
vote OF the people.
We favor an amendment to the
constitution of the United States pro-
viding for the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the
people.
We favor the enactment of laws
prohibiting under penalty, corpora
tons for profit from making contri-
buttons in any form to any political
party and requiring an accurate
record Of all campaign contributions
and disbursements to be kept and for
the publication of the same.
While we are in no wise hostile to
public service, or other lawful cor
porations, as such, and fully recog-
nize their financial importance, their
benefit to the state and their general
and indispensable utility, and while
we pledge ourselves to accord them
every lust and honorable considera-
ton and all encouragement consistent
with the public welfare, yet we believe
that the time has now arrived when
individual freedom, and the dignity
of American manhood alike, demand
that public service corporations
should be entirely eliminated from
politics.
Nominations were then taken up in
their order. The Gamble-C Crawford
forces were in absolute control, having
practically 900 votes out of the 1869
on all propositions, leaving about 40
for the machine which put up one
after another of its candidates in the
unequal contest and went down in
defeat as significant as it was emphatic.
The result. of the vote on the different
candidates was as follows:
For Senator.
f. w. Martin, Deadwood. 90. .46S
r. j. Gamble, Yankton. ..... .901
For Congressman,
Judge Campbell, Aberdeen. ... .467
Philo Hall, Bookings. .......9 O2
For Congressman,
Chas. Burke, Pierre. ........ 1853
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Republican State Ticket

For United States Senator
ROBERT J. GAMBLE, Yankton.
For Governor
COE I. CRAWFORD, Huron.
For Congressmen-
PHILO HALL, Brookings.
w. H. PARKER, Deadwood.
For Lieutenant Governor
H. C. SHOBER, Highmore.
For Secretary of State
d. d. WIPE, Olivet.
For Auditor
JOHN HERRING, Campbell Co.
For Treasurer
G. H. CASSILL, Canton.
For Attorney General
S. w. CLARK, Redfield.
For Superintendent
HANS A. USTRUD, Sioux Falls.
For Commissioner of School Lands
O. c. DOKKEN, Deuel. Co.
For Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE RICE, Flandreau.
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May "A to June y
Notice to Redeem
State of South Dakota,

County of Beadle
To William Feutherowner and to whom
assessed.
You are hereby notified that at a sale of lands
and lots for unpaid taxes by the treasurer of
Brookings county, on the 2nd day of November,
1903, the following described real property sit
nate In said county and state, to wit: The lots
fifteen Q5l sixteen (l6) seventeen az aud eight
cen rs, Of block eight 81 of Mathews and SEQ
beys Addition to BrookiDgs city, Brookings
county, South Dakota was sold to F. J. Sauer
for the taxes of 1902 and a certificate of purchase
for the same issued by the treasurer of said
county to said F. j. Sauer and that said certif-
cate of purchase was on the 10th day of Feb
Tuary, 1900 duly assigned by said F. j. Sauer to
Richards Trust Company who is now the lawful
owner and holder thereof, and that the right
OF redemption from said sale will expire and a
deed for said premises will be made to said
Richards Trust Company unless redemption be
made from such sale within sixty days from
the completed service of this notice.
Dated this 18th day of February, 1906.
TRUST COMPANY,
BY c. N. McIlvame, Its Agent.
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Temperance Meeting

The next regular meeting OF the
Lake Campbell Temperance Society
will be held with program at the Bergh
school house in Oslo on Sunday June
18th at 8 o'cock p. m. All are cord
ally invited. o. 5. Sneve
Cor. Sec'Y.
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Notice to Creditors.

lJune u to 2S]
Notice to Creditors.
State Of South Dakota,
County Of Brookings, u'
In the Matter of the Estate
of Peter Freed,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator Of the Estate of Peter Freed.
deceased, 10 the creditors and all persons hav-
them with the necessary vouchers within six
months sitter the first publication OF this notice,
ms home in the Township Of Sterling, Brookings
LATED at Brookings, South Dakota, May %,
i"o' Anton P. Freed,
Administrator of the Estate Of
M, Peter Freed, Deceased.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Brookings, s. Oak.
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We sell the Northwest Threshers
and have a couple of rigs used Just a
few days for sale. 2w2 Geo. 6. Rude
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
...MYreS Bulletin.

@o4 ie9sseRn Gintaufstase,
bann @eibna6ten.
Saufen Sic seitisft i'm Mtonat
nno seiti9f AM Sage, tpenn
mDslid.
8eiu4en Sic bic 3unit.Mb.
tbeilun9-re4t balb.
Ser Seibenbsrfauf 1T nod int
@anse; &ommen Sic ipie6er,
bas @ebrdmse lit iett ni4t 10
fort.
Sur @inrabmen ser Seiers
tass.8ilber mlHen Sic balb
arrangements treffen.
Ser Slug Sertauf lit Elm sros
Fer @elberiparer.
9rd4tis sei9liHene @laspaa>
rem auf bem 4ten Stpd.
Sur 2un4 prubiren Sic etntse
e4te uSpiter 8ap" Muitern-im
Sbee 3immer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
G.5.QYres 60.

9 ienen einem SET
d { 3 uge. 8ienen eaten BEL benz
in NaI Safe, Sa., erfolgten Sooe zines
aepiTen Oliper s. Seer in bDGit merit
piir0iger NeiIe ge5eigt, Dob Iie Der
@ubdngli3teit fdbig iino. Seer par
elm Sienen3ii6tcr uno er mar gefpobnt,
iiG nit un6ebedien SGnoen unb unbez
oedtem @eii9ts aipii6en ieinsn 8ienen
umber gu tetpegen. Die 8ieren foIas
ten ibm our9 Den 9of uno in feline
Werfftatt, obne ibn ie gu fte6en. Sm
@inter, fpenn ibr S%onisporrat6 fnapp
tpur0e, f~iitterte er lie nit 3uderiirup
unb &og9enmebl unb beoedte sic 9iez
nenit0de nit poGeneu Seden, um lie
parm 81 balten. Nm Sage ieiner BE-
e~rbigung umf6rGrmten Die Sienen cen
2eidenpdgen unb Sauienoe BON ibnen
folsten bemTel6en nab Dem Srieobofe.
Mebrere. 8ieneni9drme f9pdrmten
aus ibren Gtoden uno pur0en alf
8dumen auf Dem Sriebbofe in Der
Ndbe bes @rab.s ibres friiberen Be-
ftsers sefunoen.
g ieIer 9 erbre6en ae,
It d 3 g. Sn Gan 5rancisco bul
elm gepiiier 2ouis Sabner Der Yoli3e
Oas 9efdnoniB abgelegt, DAB er uni
Elm gepifer Sobn Siemien, bic beiot
tpegen zines &aubanfanes perbufte,
pur0en, cine Mn5abl 8erbre6en, Die /,
LETTER 3eit sic Staot in Qufregun!
berfebten, begangen baben. Wie Dab
ner ausid9t, baben er uno Siemfen ot
Sauflente Wm. 9fibner unb Mm
Srieoe ermoroet, Die iapaniI9e Ban
beraubt, beren &aiIirer ermoroet uni
audi einen Or. 90. 2elano teraubt
Megen oes lebtern 8erbre6ens fpdi
Elm 9lnberer, p%abrI9einIi9 1nf3uloi
ger, gu elmer lGngereu 3u6tbaus itraf
berurtbsilt noroen.
g ureaufratii6er SIDE
m q ismus 3. Die poli5eioirettion
in 9iloesbeim. 9annpper, erlieb an bic
bortigen @aftpirtbe Die folsenoe Be-
tanntma6ung: rNa6oem Der &iiri6=
nermeilier Seinrid S9perbtfeser Der
itor6en lit, 10 lit oas 8erbot, inn
Spirituoien gu perfaufen, erloi6en.
Die i'm betreffsnbe @erfiisung miro
suriidge3ossn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
Yoli3etliaes.

CINE
usI9s bDm 5auie 1716 Noro pennipl-
nania Str. aus semeloet wurbe, ent.
puppts f9 nls unbsgrinOet. Die 3ur
Steas seruf.nsn Raoler gsrnauer uno
Qismiaer f%anosn, bob elm alter Wann.
Der TN Stale idldft. feline 2aserfdtte
auf9sfu6t baite. une 10 bic geuobner
Der Na9bari9aft aufrsgie.
@rcber o m o n b, 201
2spfone Abs., puroe gefsrn BON ben
Tetsetins 2aneaffsr uno 3rfger unter
Antlags sinsn gifsnbabnwagaOn sr.
bro&en uno eine Auantitdt @atfup
aus osmislbsn %sefOblsn 3u BADEN,
nerbaftsi.
gharIes In B 9, Der I'm.
3sise.A ssnt Der v6oOfsr Girls" 8auoe.
bile gompaenie, tpuroe ssfern Der.
baftst, als sr In eiuem ootel Bilosr.
tpeI&e bic bier au beranfaltsnoe Dor.
fsaung anasisten. ~aufbdngsn woate.
Die Anflaes Iautst auf publi3iruns
anf6bigsr Bilosr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

2peaLB etterbert4t
Resem beate Ra9t; Donnerftag, tlar
pno beoeuteno fdIter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

Serrs S%sertg9, Elm 6ubr.
mann, Der an Der Capitol. Apsnus uno
Is. Strabe mobnt, tuurbs gsfisru In
f&wer Isioenoem 3ufanoe aufsefun.
ben. Gin auf Der 2ommoos lisgsnbss
asrrihenss papier. einem Rebi,iu. Q Oh.
bert Mot undbnli4. CAB 0eranlaH un9
30 Der Dsrmutbuns. bob Der Wann an
ben SOlssu elmer DoRs Srosusn lit,
bod Iauieten BITE Ausfasen oes Ar3tes
babtn. bab mon feline an3st&sn elmer
Bergtftung pOrfano. Ra9 ben Nus.
faasi Der &ablerpoli3ifisn ioQ tbrigsns
Sssrigg loon mebrere Wale SeIbf.
riorbberiu9e gema&t babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
Ha6Ia6.@ eridt.

Die gr6Hnung oss 8sffaments bes
am lebten Sonntas 70 pl6bli9 berRors
bensn 6errn 5Dbn g. Mimmsr erfolete
TIM probate. @sri&t unb tpurbe bas
aeunidbrige S6bn9sn o%ssIslbsn gum
rlniperiaIerbsn bes eirea 5000, 900 be.
traeenoen Werm6aens mad Ab3ug BON
$4,000. uel&e ben tn Cincinnati Iebens
ben glterri bss grblaRers berma9t Fnb,
sineeiebt. Dos EsRament, tpel&es au,
8. Nobsmber bisiss Sdbrss aufaeIebt
wuroe. erHennt 1srrn gmiI Martin,
14l2 College Nue.. gum Wormunb b.s
grben bis 80 bsRen Wtnoistsit uno
BITE Snbicna 8ruf COMPANY gu Ssfa.
mentspoafredertn.
criminal @eri1t.
3i&tsr 6rsemOnt Alforo.
Bert 2lins wuroe i&uloig befunben,
faliQes WefptQt 9e9eoerl tu 9aben uno
tn 5oIae beHsn 5u $50 unb Rotten Der.
urtbeilt.
Wiuiam @aisp erbielt psasr 2Iein.
biebRabls 81 unb Rotten aufssbrummt.
6reb Rtmbal beiannte f& bes Rletu.
btsbaabls, tpdbrsno alage auf @rob.
btebfabl seasa ttn porlas unb uurbe
er 10 l bis 8 Jabrsn 3u&tbaus berur.
ttstlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

Wnr "a 0tnuotu tuDeHD 2 U4I VtUIBtHNI %
gbteaso. 5. DECEMBER.
Sur Snbiana: Resen beate Na4t; TN
n5rbIiden Tbeile in G@nee nmi1Iasene.
9onnerfaa, flar unb bebeutenb fdIter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
@etterbert@t.

snr "a stunssn .nbsnS 7 ubr ROrssus. 6. Sssbr,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
SoctaIer 2nrnperetn.
Gente Mbeno r~e9elm66t9e
ollie.

Sarab e aInage, 8l2 Oh
Worris StraBs, fisI asftsrn abeno turj
Dor 6 ubr on Der pennIplbanta unb
@afbinston Strabs bon sinem Stra.
benbabnwagen. uno aoa f3 auber
elmer 2opfmunos i9mersli8s Nueti&.
ringsn 3u. Or. Wsebss bonn Sispen.
farium tibsrfabrts bic gerlsBte In ibre
@obnnnQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05
@rmmbeissntbnms tlebertrasumeeu.

gsniamin 8. Woreari on Nr9ie
8rsathouIs, Got 5 uno tuehli4e Sdlfte
bon Got 4, Sbrrnion's Subo., As bet
ia Jus. nOrbbRli&s eds bon Is. ilnb
Wia. $500.
Ssnrp 8. fhomas on 5rsbsrid
pranae, Got 100, @liforb pIacs Aoo.,
40 bet 140 SUB. usfli9s Ssite bon
Sscumisb, fholi9 bon IL. Strab,.
$500.
Jreb Cline on Mmos z. Barrier,
Got 20, 81 uno "a, Slod I, 0idols
Rortb Bart Abb, 40 BET 100 Sub
ieoe, tueflt9e Settle bon 9slatpare, iHo.
LTD BON 80. Str. $2250.
SsHe 6. pridstt on @lliam 6.
Steoenion u. a., Got 5, Brucs's Sub.
40 BET 1872 6ub. pacant, 6fli&s Settle
Der Central Mps., nbroIi9 pDn %.
Str. $3.50.
Warp W. Solicit on emalsp D.
Sobnion u. H.. Got 526, SHOUTS Sn.
oiana Apenue Abb, 81 bel 100 Sub.
bsrbsHsrt. 6ali6s Settle Der Milburr
Str. ftoIi9 bon Is Str. 1912 Al.
Warp q Connolly on Oliber @als
ter. Got Is, Nslion's Sub. She'll Der
3psitsn BrootRos aoo.. 38.5 BET -
6ub. berbsfert, n6rblids Settle Der
BroOtRoe aOe., wefli9 bon rural
Cir. $1,000.
Carrie Williams an Gabib 8. Dun.
CON. Got Is. Roiemont Abb. % BET
LOG. IL Sub, bsrbsfert, n6ro6Hli8e
@ds Soa Ctr. unb Sarris aps. $4,000.
|. Marp 5. Bilman an NtdasI 3. DR..
6ueb. Got 40. 8lingsnimitb's Subj.
BON aubsnIOt 1873, 39 BET 90 CUB, Der.
bsHsrt, weiliae settle Der MiHouri
Str. n6roli8 bon Rap Str. $1,000.
WoIoemar D. pauli. Mbminifrator.
an bsnielbsn, Got Al, bafslbe. 1855.
2aura 6. Blair on Benjamin 3.
WOrsan, Got 81. Spos part aoO.,
40 bet 1872 SUB, berbeHert, ueflide
Settle Der @raeslano abs., n6roli3 bon
80. Str. $4,000.
Jsbn 3 0aslingsr on Barnsp D.
9aoo, Got 90, Re@innis' Subj,
panna's @rbsn aoo., 46 bel 100
CUB. pueont. OfFsits RspfOne abs..
fhoIid bon ct. Clair Ctr. 5000.
@sorse %. Stout On 2sslie ..
@tQiams, Got 2l2, Stoui's 9aus6.
bile Abb. 100 BET 253 Sub. paeant.
Wefieite @leOslano Str, iiolt1 bon
@rawforbspile Roab. 5000.
Soispb R. Gbsw an Wiqis y. Sars
9rous, / Snt. Got 81. Rormoobs Sub.
bon Aubsnlot 122. 40 BET 1872. 10 6ub,
psrbsKsrt, Norbietts bon WeGartp Str.
tpsfili& bon Slinois Str. $500.
5ranf o. Rupert on Caroline g.
@ampfsIb, Got 107, Bruee's Abb,
so bet 1872, Hub, paeant. @eRiette
Bart Ans.. n6rblia bon %. Strabs.
$1,000.
6reb Cline an Jrant 9. Stemart,
Got 20, 80, 81 unb 40, Blod IA,
@entroI parf Nbb.. baeani, weali&e
Settle Der Ssnate Abe., iioli2 ben %.
Str. $500.
Dsslsp D. We9leslp on osnislbsn,
2ots 1-8. I'm ielben Blof, $1,000.
3bsa 8. Bsbpmsr on 6uttis u.
Wurpbp. $beiI bon Got 20. S~obnion's
SuboibiRon. Srbinatnn, so bsi l60
5uB, nacant. Ofieits bon Sapmans
Nbsnus. nDrbli9 bon Widigan Str,
$500.
Guaranty Rsaltp 60. on Sobn 9.
We@op, Cots 5, 6 uno 2 In Ylod l In
@lmpoOb Mob.. bsrbefe rt, 1orbmef.
li9e gde Der Is. unb @ona StreBe.
90, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

0sb n.

W u ' us
6reo unb @innie @Qsr.amp, 114l
ReIion, Rnabs. - @bas. uno Imr
@urIep, 35 &oa6. Wao6en. - 6. W.
unb Anna Rc@uns. 1921 q. @apitOI
ape,, WdoGsn. = Sbomas uno Warr
Same, 8l6 Dorman. Rnabs. - portsr
uno 2is3ie $erbune, 2l29 Olnsp.
Rnabe. - 90. ". uno Bertha Watt.
1923 Noro goneoro, - @bas. W.
uno Rslie Scott, 1888 Iorb Sainois,
Qnobe. - @has. unb Sploia Douug.
2728 Ga Saas. Wdb6en. - ar&is
unb ∨e gan. 25O8 Baltimore aos..
R6e@sn.
8etraut.
pearI 6enrn Wiuer - 8ert6d
Buchanan.
Orel g. pridsit - Orp9n 3. Mc'
Oartel.
Arthur D. Snpoer - Wiuis y,
gfnor.
9eRorben.
2ouiIe Bpfielo, 81, ga Wef 81.
Ctr. - 2ouis Cart. 78. 907 5sRsr'
ion Abe. - Catherine Simmer, 70, 81
BaIeott. - Watthsm Nc@abe, 81. l.
Btrginia Glat. - Catherine %o1e, 20.
500 abbott. - Nnbra Qouiie NQsn, l,
1901 Stout Ape. - Sobn y. Wim'
rier. l, DiafOniHsn. 6Oipiial - Sohr
S9aHnsr, 70. 1928 2inosn. - Mnnt
@iaeams. 80, 2134 MaRaduistts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

oer s. .. s.. q SaMe
eeantaS, ben 8. Desember
&a1mtttGSS mmo @bemoS
DAaawet 9tntrtttSfartem tm
Oct 4ete8rarb Office.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-05

Eforh . S6tn Sarmfhbrsr, Snbu pon'ghriH.
StUtO . nHo sophia tarmfhbrer, am o suto9,
ben 2. Sessmtsr, Sa4ts nm I2 dbr. im Hitter bon SO
Sabreu. l g1ouai unb 7 9assu. 2ie PssrbisuEs
fiubet am Bonntrfos Ra6mittoa. nm 2 rbr. Don
BEN 9rauerbauis, SO 1lss SHb State abe, aus
ftait. SrsHnce fHo eiueeIaosn.
sie trousrnber pintsrbIiebereu.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-02-09
K. K.
Skates

ust before noon last Saturday the
fire alarm was turned in and many Of
our people responded to the call,
which was discovered to be only the
burning out of hue at the home OF T..
w. Curtis in the south part of town.
No damage was done to the property
and the brave ircmen returned to
their homes.
w. =. Price, living one mile east
of town, will move his family here the
first of the week. Mr.. Price will leave
within few days for Tonopah,
New. with a view of locating some
place in the rich gold fields of that
state. If he finds suitable location
he will move his family there at an
early date.
Architect Opel of Jefferson City is
drafting the plans and specifications
for the new brick edilice soon to be
erected by the congregation OF the
NJ. T.. Church. South, on the site now
occupied by the old frame building.
He was here last Thursday and Fri
day securing information and view
ing the premises.
Mrs. Brant Stephens, OF this place
who has been in Versailles for several
days. returned home Tuesday after
noon. She was called there by the
illness Of her little grandchild, the little
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. lately OF
this city. He is now recovering,
Mrs. Stephens was accompanied home
by her .Ittle granddaughter, Miss
Gladys nnet.-Bnnccton Tribune.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-02-09
MuntZel Drug Co

NJ. l.. Trcmain. district deputy for
the Nj. w. A.. was here Wednesday
and attended the regular meeting OF
the Versailles camp in the evening.
Neighbor Tremain is an earnest
worker in the cause OF WoodCraft and
is an exceedingly pleasant gentleman.
!. M. McGee, representing the
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co..
Chicago, was here Wednesday. He
attended the meeting Of the stock
holders of the proposed Glensted
telephone company and submitted a
bid to furnish the supplies for the new
line.
Ed Harms. son Of Harman Harms
who was accidently shot in the leg
while out hunting on Thanksgiving
day. this week had the misfortune to
in such manner as to again injure the
same limb. We understand he may
be "laid up" a few days again. Cole
Camp Courier.
John S. Slvey, died at his home
ten miles south of Versailles last Tues
day night OF pneumonia. aged about
SO years. A wife and several chill
dren survive to mourn the loss. De-
ceased was born and raised in Nor
gan county. His remains were in
tered in the Ivy cemetery near
Gravois Mills Wednesday morning at
IL O'Clock.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-02-09

In commenting on the death q
Rev. J. Y. Busby at Sheldon. the Ia
Monte Record says: Grey. Busby
was well known here. He was pas.
tor OF the M. T.. Church South. in
TINS city many years ago. He was
member of La Monte lodge. Ancient
Order of United Workmen. in which
order he carried insurance. but he
allowed his insurance to LAPSE few
months ago"
John Brokmeyer recently sold hi,
32O acre farm on Buffalo to f.. b.
Bliss OF Elgin, Illinois, the latter hav-
ing moved here Monday with hi.
family and took possession at once.
This is one of the best stock farms in
the county and is well improved. hav-
ing a good house and outbuildings.
well fenced and two good wells II
IS located in a good neighborhocd
and will make a fine home.
The commission appointed by the
county court to inspect the books OF
the county officers completed their
work last week and will lav their re-
port before the court at the February
term. The report has not yet been
made public, but it is understood that
some errors in booking are responsible
for small losses to the county. These.
of course, will be made up by those at
fault and the county will sustain ne
loss.-Miller County News,
l.. NJ. Roger resigned his position
as engineer and electrician at the
city's electric light plant last week.
and left Sunday for St. Louis. He
had charge of the power house for
the past eight or ten months and had
given good satisfaction. Lloyd Lum-
pee, who assisted Mr.. Roger now has
charge of the plant, and J. G. Black
burn is the electrician.
Warren Todd, the accommodating
and popular salesman at c. W. Bier
sachs store, accompanied by his
wife, left Tuesday afternoon for Sher-
man, Texas, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. Todd's mother and his
brother VIII and family. They will
also visit l.. l.. lobe, anothe, brother
for several weeks at Paris, Texas, be-
fore returning. This is a well de-
served vacation and will be highly
enjoyed by Warren and his good wife.
! want some good cheap farms in
both timber and prairie at once OF
different sizes. Come in and see me
within the next ten days.
L. A. CREwSof;