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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-08
ANDREWS TALKS ABOUT DAkoT,

Vermillion Republican. John
Andrews, who Ii now q travelling
salesman for the Inland Type
Foundry. with South Dakota for
his present field, had an inter-
esting letter in the Usage Press
last week. Among other things
he said: South Dakota 10 nc
longer laughed 10 aud held mp as
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-08

Are you not ashamed to send
that cash away 70 . "Cat" house,
when q reliable tirm like Sted-
ronsky Bros. Co. offer 70 get
you the same goods for less
money. Yon ought 70 be. 2 Is
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-08

Pare ssed Iosatoes d RovaArt
Bros. store. Gall and ses sam
pies Of same. Early ohios. Big
Divide. Michigan Esrllss . gsr.
mont Golden COlz 10 - slis.
cred Il The Q. y. 4Ss
house In the spriag.
Murray Scott. =
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-08
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
February 26, 1907

4 COUNTY huuiJoF, tue COuHty DOdEu
met in special session ut the
county seat. All members of
the board, the county superin-
tendent, county attorney and
auditor present.
On motion the board OF edu-
cation ordered that the following
division be made among school
districts Nos. 3, d and Z of
Clloteau Creek.
District No. 3, value OF assets,
$3.50, one third o: which is to be
paid to No. z.
District No. 8, value of assets,
$3.50, one third of which is to be
paid to No. z.
II was further ordered that all
money on hand in districts Nos.
8 and 6, on July 6, 1906, be
divided at the same ratio, i. e.
one third part to be paid to
district No. z.
1t was further ordered that
all outstanding indebtedness be
divided in the same ratio.
The board the convened as a
board of county commissioners.
On motion the board ordered
that the pc nalty and interest of
T. F. Johnson be abated for the
years 1895, 1896, 1897. 1893, 1899
amount $42.49.
A petition having been filed in
the Office of the county auditor
praying for the organization in
a separate civil township the
territory embraced in township
Ninty five in Range Sixty four,
west of the Fifth z. M, in
Charles Mix county. South Da,
kota, which said petition is sign
ed by amajority OF the legal vot
ers in SAID territory which is veri.
fed by affidavit, and this Feb.
ruary the Goth, 1907, at o'clock
p. M, having been fixed for the
time of hearing said petition,
and due and legal notice having
been given there of, and no one
appearing in opposition to said
petition.
Now therefore, it is ordered
by the board of county commits.
sioners of said county that said
territory be and the same is
hereby organized and constituted
a separate civil township, and
the boundaries thereof are fixed
as the congressional township,
constituting said territory, and
the name of said civil township
shall be Highland civil township
and III. G. Wilson, H. V. Daley
and w. ID. Valentine are appoint.
ed as supervisors for said town.
ship.
By the board of county
com missioners this 25th day of
February 1907.
| j. 7. Campbell,
| Chairman
On motion the auditor was in
structed to draw q warrant in
favor o. the county treasurer
for 1922. 80, also a warrant for
$35. A for premium en burglar
insurance for 1907.
On motion the following bonds
were approved.
| Standard Bridge Cos bond.
Bond OF the Commercial
State Bank of Wagner.
Bond of the Farmers and
Merchants State Banx OF
Gcddes.
On motion Board adjourned TO
meet February q, 1907.
February q, 1907.
Board met with with oil mem.
bers and auditor present.
On motion George Murphy Of
Rhoda township was given . re-
fund Of @. % taxes enormously
paid in Moore township.
| On motion Joseph Estes was
appointed Justice Of the Peace
10 iill the vacancy caused by the
failure of. 2. Williamson 70
qualify.
i fnuls Skunk was appointed
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-08
CORN MEAL

Which / grind In my own mill.
Buy and be satisfied. Wholesale
agent for Armour Flour, the best
on the market.
':;'' : N. \. PEksE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-11

Mir and Mrs Charles B. Everitt of the Columbia boulevard, with their daughter, are attending tho commence ment exercises at the military acad- emy in Culver. Ind, where their son Charles is student.
 Charles Delaney of 33 Belleview street was bitten by dog belonging to man living on North Main street. The wound was cauterized by Dr Nc. Linden. The dog was shot by Off. cers Cushing and Fitzgerald.
 The suit of George Zigmund against the Consolidated Railroad Go was begun before Judge H. Cow ell and a jury in the district court to-day. Zigmund claims damages of $500 for the loss of a quantity of goods which was en route to him.
 The Naturalist club held it's week. ly meeting ill Bronson library last evening and discussed the outing of last Saturday when the members went to South Britain and spent the day there. Shade trees were also talked about, The meeting next week will be devoted to botanical study.
 Miss Marie A. Boisvert and Emery Ostille were married at : o'clock this morning at St Anne's church by the Rev Father Lamontagne. Miss Anna L. Ostillie, sister of the groom, and James H. White were the attending couple. A reception was held at the home of the bride on NH street.
 The following members of the class of 1901, Convent of Notre Dame, called on Miss Cecilia AIoriarty last evening and presented her with cut glass water set and tray: Misses Mary McGowan, Eulalia Madden, Anna O'Brien. Elsie Delaney, Lillian Bowes, Mary Mccarthy, Minnie Russell, Edna McDonald and Anna Ramon of this city; Mary McNamara of Bridgeport and Agnes Halpin of Brooklyn, N. Y. .- .~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-11
DRR RAML AND

is an unreal, beautiful country. Say, reader, did you ever dream and en- joy being some place where you never was and wake up and ma yourself at the same old place? We'll, Phelan's ad writer was in deamland the other night and he dreamt he saw clique of politicians having a meeting at republican head quarters, and he also dreamt he saw another gang at democratic head quarters, and no prayers offered at either meeting. He dreamt he saw on every side he'd look gang of ward "heelers'' going in and out of all the saloons, and each time they'd come out they'd be more top heavy, just as though something they'd re- ceived inside each grog shop made them weak just about the knees. We'll, just before he woke up the whole gang were sorrowful looking sight They were evidently talking politics and were invited to have something" at each place they vis- ited and consequently went home helpless. NOW if each voter would say to himself, I won't drink any, thing stronger than Phelan's tea, cof- fee or buttermilk until after election day, they would see great big change in themselves and they'd pick out better office holders regard less of party, and let us say right here the changes which they would observe would be but drop in the ot -an compared to the change in their health. They'd feel much bet ter, and what's more pleasing, the whole family would be richer, hap pier, healthier and more comforta- ble. Now if such would be the case why not everybody begin and drink what we sell and see how much nicer it is than what the other fel- lows sell. Remember our store is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-11
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Naturalists' club.

Naturalists' club.
 Myrtle temple, R. s.
 Team Drivers union.
 Liberty circle, F. of A.
 Ivory Workers union.
 Evergreen court, F. of A. Comstock lodge, K. of P. Rainbow council, o. c. F. > Hendricken council, K. of c. Nosahogan lodge, I. o. OF. Fraternity lodge, I. O. G. T. Progressive council, o. U. A. M. Brass City lodge, G. U. o. o. F. Carpenters and Joiners' union. Martha Washington council, s. s. Loubet camp, No 11,400, M. w. )f A. Companion Court Cecilia M. Quig- ey, No 265, I. O. F.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-11
Vurpillat's New Discovery.

One of our ads last week gave the name of Mrs Sullivan of 19 Pember- ton street, as being benefited by our wonderful new discovery. The name that should have appeared was Mrs Shea, of If Pemberton street.
 w. VURPILLAT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
MATTHEW SPElRS.

Matthew speirs Is business man ,,
Iooelo trainins. having been born ami
raised Ia this community. For tve,,,.
years IBIS father ran "a store which ),
greatly Improved condition ia po,..
under the control of Mr.. spcire m.
.," Vailies general line of dgv
bVvuF groceries, hardware. cro.tcr,.
"llu nuuons, and is very ponulor viii,
lhe people Of TOoele aud tn, eutrourf
iNs Towns Last year the storo was
entirely romodelcd and rcronstru,tei
Do being now one of ihe most .,,,.
'p''Noua structures on TDoolp'r main
Suetu lhre' persons are e.uplnVcd tn
carry ON the business. much of which
comes from points outside OF TooeIr
Mr Speirs spent two years AID tho Hrif-
nam Young academy. and De- considered
~ an To be one of the active. euer-
seuc mon of the city The store has
not been IN his hands long. but there
Us every indication of his continued
suCccss
II Is a noteworthy fact In the cone
temptation of Titan cities that not ouf,
are the early settlers the big men OF
thrlr towns, but their sons uartal,c OF
inns spirit ana continue their good
work. The days OF 1850 were davs of
far greater opportunity than one Is ac-
customed to allow; aud Il certainly Is
worthy Of note that men like Mr.. Speirs
take every advantage OF what new op-
portunitles present from time to time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
T00ELE MEAT AND
STORAGE COMPANY

II certainly is a pleasure to happen
upon a meat market that Is equipped
with a cold storage and now build
ing Of modern, clean and pleasing APP
pearance, such as that OF the Tooele
Meat and Storage company. Brigham
city ana few others cities in Utah
have cold storage meat shops: but as
q rule II Is seldom seen In small
town. Green meat Is the unpleasant
consequence where such concern does
not appear. This company was incor-
ported four months ago; the meat mar
kct at stockton being under IT'S man
agement. William clark is president;
V. $. Cline, vice president. Harvey An
derseu. secretary and treasurer and
Gustav Andersen, manager. The Tooele
building was erected Of cement blocks
THIS summer at cost OF $4,000 with
It's equipment In the basement Is a
compressor with ammonia tank and
pipes which connect with the storage
rooms above. having on them ON the
hottest day Of summer several inches
of frost Delightfully."- tender meat. alb
solute cleanliness. courteous service
Geo lsgreen is employed at Tooeiel
and excellent progressive management.
such are the characteristics OF the
only cold storage company IN Tooele
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
T00ELE CITY MILLING co.

The largest flour mill I'm Tooele coun-
ty is the Tooele city Milling company
which was Incorporated in 1895 with
capital Of $4,000. II does an extensive
business throughout the valley and
especially In the mining camps its chief
products being well known Its lead
ing brands are High Patent" silver
Coin and Bakers No. 1" flour. ger
made. graham, besides other mill stuffs.
Alvin a. Walters. Tooele's mayor. f.
president; ]. C.. Orme is vice president:
+. NJ. Orme. county treasurer is sec
rotary treasurer and manager and
these together with W. W. Sagers and
q. NJ. Huffaker are the directors. Tho
min is equipped with tho latest roller
machinery and has cost altogether SIS =
600. -Four men are employed and in
every respect the mill Is one OF tho
leading centers OF Tooele's activity.
Behind IL are men OF ability and pub
lie confidence and there Is every indi-
cation that with the Incoming OF the
new smelter the mills activity and i'm
portance viii be greatly enhanced. A
city IS always judged by the integrity
Of its citizens and the strength of lts
business establishments: and the Tooele
city Milling company Is an enterprise
that Wen satisfies either requirement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
P. A. DR0UBAY COMPANY.

In lssS p. A. Droubay started "a small
store in Tooele Ills venture was bcset
with dlnicuurs; and ii is only such
pluck and rare business discretion as
are Characteristic of Mr.. Droub1y that
carried the project through. From
Tiny store 90 the largest mercantile ca-
Enlistment Boz Tooeia. Boz rs years. ls not
"a poor record During au this time Mr.
proubly was the exclusive owner Of the
enterprise ANA the firm basis upon
which 10 is now run "a due almost rs.
cluHlyely to tho lorealgit and business
system OF =. A. Droubay. The CONE
pany was Incorporated one year ago
with capital of 10000 T.. A. Droubay
Is president, }. g. Bryan. secretary. ANA
T. q, Droubay, treasurer while tho
foregoing three and W. b. Marks and
%. A. DrOuhay are directors. 10 largo
has the store grown 40 b. that seven
are employed and "a largo building is
utilized. Dry goods. groceries. hard-
ware, crockery. furniture. shoes, grain
these are tho main lines carried aud
dealt in by the T.. A DrOubay company
though in every respect the store ia
Wei stocked and pleasing in M appear
nncc The building occupied b. he larg-
est on rs Kind in the city. ana is situ-
atod la the very center OF To0elo'a
business activity 4. q, Dr0ubay, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

~ tb1f rl.fur.eaur and r.rHir wiley
t...... .. t.,.t ,..,ot, .r. MANY
cluos h'elNNs Hh'HNrl Hl' "'.''D'
mountains Chat lic u scmi-rircIc
....,,t tbe .estnr forgor Do tho
l... -. ....t.. tI.. o,,,ri,frs
i''' '''
nrc rich in tneF 'oioi'''h' '' '''''7
they arc a dcon slate shade capped with
.r.g OFT ovori..t. Wilderness while
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
V0WLES AND EVANS.

Twenty years ago the father OF w
II. NoWles ran a small meat market
that grew and grew with the develop-
ment OF Tooele, and now that the part
nership OF Nowles g. Evans has con-
troll, II has developed into one OF tho
finest business concerns In Tooele. This
year a fine new building was construct
ed at a cost OF s4.512, the first story
being used for the meat market ana
the upper for the most important Of
fees In the city. lawyers. doctors ana
dentists being there. Three years ago
groceries were put In the store ana now
this feature is one or the most profta-
bic parts OF the enterprise. w IL
Nowles, who Is city recorder, Is an en-
ergetic business man and VIM. Evans
Is blessed with much push and indus
Try -Four men are employed and a
delivery Is run through the valley.
Nowles q Evans certainly run a very
popular concern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Forbes and Ell j Clayson are trustees
and osmond Justeson is principal OF
the high school.
FIVE CHURCHES.
In American Fork there are four
Mormon churches and one prcsby
An four OF the Mormon churches are
fine structures ,h1t were dedicated Coz
1905. They cost 5000 apiece. j r..
Gardiner. Joseph ID. Stores. John r..
Hiudlcy and Warren B. Smith are hish-
ops. and Wildman Murphy IS the Pres
byterian minister
The city is growing I'm every way and
new establishments are sptinging up
AN the time As an example Of its
industry aud activity. ono may mention
Arthur Adams. am energetic American
Fork man who. because of the city's
Improvement has built up a fine plumb
ing business. several heating plants
ana over 30 new bathrooms having been
installed recently. Like many other
mon Of American Fork he extends his
activity outside Of American Fork and
Is q good example Of the push Charlc-
teristic Of its citizens.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
American Fork has a thriving COM
mcrcial club, consisting Of so members.
William Thornton is president. r. ii.
Stout vice president. J. W Storrs. Sec
rotary. and A. *. Thornton, treasurer.
10 was organized two years ago and
Ga every way is the promoter u the
city's Improvement
In Utah lake are cat fish, mullets,
carp. bass. clubs and herring in Amer
lean Fork creek are trout. and iu the
mountains are quail. grouse and bear.
American Fork IS destined 90 become
one of Utah's largest and most wealthy
cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

time that other cities were begun In
Utah-ls50 stephen Chapman, Wash
burn Chapman. ARA Adams. Joshua
Adams, stephen Mott, L. n. Harrington
John Hindley, John Mercer, James
Gardiner John Singleton. Mr. Ficher
John S. Eldredge. r. T.. King and will
liam Greenw God We're among the first
10 make their homes here. Throughout
Utah and Idaho il f. a noteworthy fact
that the earliest citizens or their de-
scondants are the wealthiest and most
prosperous citizens that the cities con-
tain. IL pays 70 go 10 "A new vicinity
or even to new part OF an old viciui-
~, Il pays 20 be a leader, a pioneer.
Mrs Annie Rigley. daughter OF John
Singleton and Catherine Greer WAS the
first child born I'm American Fork:
Alexander Miller James Robins and
William Kelley ran the first stores.
FIRST CITY COUNCIL.
The city was organized June 4. 1885.
l.. r.. Harrington being mayor. John
Hndley and William Greenwood. alder
men: and James clark, Warren b.
Smith and Thomas Shelley. councilmen.
American Fork is exceptionally varied
in its resources and attractions The
mines are spending almost $4,000 "a
year In the city for supplies. The wy
oming mime on Miller HILL has alone
ptoNuttN more imam A-tNNNiNNl IN gold
silver and lead. aud al present has a
quarter OF million dollars in ore ready
for shipment
The Surprise" adjoining tho IVY
omiug' and the Kalamazoo" has rec
Gently opened a new. rich vein and
already has thousands OF dollars Of pay
dirt I'm sight Other mines that are
near American Fork and are highly
productive are THE Dutchman." "The
pittsburg" Ontario" "paclnc MIX
maid" and the Live Yankee"
SHEEP INDUSTRY.
There are more than 100000 sheep
near American Fork, the Woo. clip last
year amounting TO SEQ. 900 pounds. which
netted the owners 100000 During last
July ana August. 10000 lambs were
shipped 90 eastern markets. the returns
thcrcfrom being about $4,000 Thomas
Chapman Dick and Alvin Adams Will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
LAW POINTS

A gas pipe line Ia a rural highway
IS held In Hardman versus Sabot CIV.
NaD. +. r. a. CN. 50 500, not 10 con-
stitute an additional public service up
ON the road emitting the abutting own
ers 70 a compensation.
a location OF "a mining claim which
complies with the act Of Congress. but
fails to comply with the local statutes
as to form and record of notice is held
u Dwinuen versus Dyer tCalD. l.. r..
a. a. s.. 1853. % become valid upon
repeal of the local statute if the Tee
quired assessment work has been and is
continued.
Railroad employees in charge Of a pas
scuger train are held In Illinois q. n.
company versus Cruise Cky). s l.. r.. A.
q. -, 2g9. not 20 be bound 10 au-
ticipate the need of assistance of
woman in feeble health, incumbered
with a young child and valisc so as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

oriul party anxious 90 sever TIE con-
ncctiou with Denmark.
At "a recent old settlers gathering IN
Butler Mo, those who had lived IN
Bates county before the war were ask
ca 90 pose for "a group photograph. one
hundred and seventy responded.
Pictures from magazines make cN-
ccllent puzzles for children NJ they are
mounted on pnstrboard and thon cut
into triangular shapes Putting the
pieces together viii amuse children
for long time on a Stormy day.
There are large forests for pine In
Spain and Portugal but the Wood cone
tains too much rosin for making wood
pulp and S. useful i'm commerce only
as lumber for building or for making
fruit boxes and other light packing
cases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
GII.ANINGs

A Iab0rcr iu Turkey can live on -
cents q day chiefly on fruit
James ] of England introduced tha
fashion OF turning up the brim of Inc
hat at the side and holding IL in place
with "a group 90 feathers and dia-
mOnd star
The druggists Of winfield Kan,
have agreed that am drug stores ex-
cept one shall be- closed on sunday,
and each druggist shall have turn ln
keeping open.
The success Of Norway iu setting uI
as an independent kingdom has acted
on Iceland where there Is now "a pow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
JAMES MARTIN.

Coming from Yorkshire. England, and
having am experience OF 20 years.
James Martin is a competent jewoler
and an enterprising citizen. Three years
ago he came with other Mormon eml-
grants and since then be and his fam-
ily have done well On the jeWelry busi-
ness. he does expert watch repairing
and carries "a line OF ieWelry An de-
string repairing 0r new iewelry would
do well To- call ON Mr. Martin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

There are seven departments dry
goods clothing ana shoes. groceries.
hardware and stoves. furniture. Grain
ana produce. ana meat
Bishop Joseph 10. st0rra ~ fhe able
superintendent ana treasurer
The store has 0n display iho largest
stock of Christmas goods no be- sar0
south of salt Lake Fitted With latest
appliance. including mo cash carrier
l-loin, 700 much cannot boz said for
American FORKS BIG Coop store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
PASSED EXAMINATION sUCTSS
FULLY.

James Donahue. New Britain. Con,
writes; OF tried several kidney rsnsiIa
and was treated By our best Dhysct.
for diabetes. but did not Improve Until I
took Foley's kidney Cure. After th, ~
ond bottle 7 showed improvement and au
bottles cured me completely Ihays srs
passed a rigid examination f0r me n.
surance" Foley's Kidney Cue cures
back-ache and an forms Of kidney lii
bladder trouble For sale by F ] H.l
Drug co '"rhe Never substtntor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
TALES or CITIES.

London needs well over 100000 tons
OF coal each year.
Bethel Me. has SC bridges over six
feet wide and about as many more be-
tween five and six feet.
Brighton Is noted as English socie-
tvs most lively seaside resort and also
for the great nuIlber Of It's schools
Boston Is the greatest telephone user
Bon the world, according to the annual
report of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph company. In Boston
there is phone for every eleven per-
sons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

The prosperous city OF American Fork
looks with pride upon the young prcsi-
dent OF its Commercial club and It's
oldest druggist. William Thornton. For
seven and a half years Mr. Thornton's
business has occupied an imposing
building al the corner of Main and
Merchant streets, and has been the nu-
Cleus OF American Forks activity
The store has an inviting. pleasing
appearance that is always enhanced by
Mr. Thornton's courteous demcanor.
The higher grade of Christmas presents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

can be there procured. as wen as any
thing that can be found in any drug
store.
On the LIST OF next Ap~i the store
VIII be made even more attractive by
the installation OF a beautiful mo
walton" soda fountain that will cost
81 $50
Mr. Thornton Is a University OF Utah
man and a thoroughly energetic citizen,
liked by all; he well merits the high
degree of patronage his firmly estab-
llshed business receives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
INTERIOR OF AMERICAN FORK DRUG STORE.

Incorporated for $4,000 in April 1905.
and having am interior equal 10 that OF
any drug store in Utah, the American
Fork Drug company is credit Go the
city. Nearly an of the drug store
manager, j. l.. Dunkley. concerning
whom many Of his old time railroad
friends win be ploased to hear of sue
cess and continued rare business abili-
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T00ELE MERCANTILE CO.

Incorporated in January. 1908. with a
capital OF $4,000. having excellent
quarters ana being managed by such
energetic young men as John A. LInd-