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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

COLUMBUS. Ind De. Wv.
Dix0n Of Hope. this county i.
been advised OF the death n ~
SOD. Len DIXON, Of Vanconse.
Y 'sh He was a private aoldles n
g A. and died On the opers,,, !.
table. Tie was suffering r.
golfer and The surgeons advised !.
operation else hls NE could no. =
prolonged two years. The OPERATES
WIS tried resulting "a almost lm
mediate death.
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SALEM ore Dec 20 Attornty
General Crawford leaves Saturday
night for Washington. u. g.. Ia AZ.
poar With Senator Fulton Ia the
ofcgon.W Washington boundary suit.
which involves considerable tide
land and islands IN the Columbia
river Tho ease 10 set for hearing
January before the supreme
court which has original iurindic
ton la all such controversies.
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ARRESTED


SPOKANE. pee 23 Wallace.
WardneF aud the Occur d'Aleno 10.
glon Ia general were eut Off from
all communication With the outside
world last night because OF the
Sunday rest law.
Word came from Wallace that the
manager % tho Western Union
telegraph office there was arrested
for holding his office open. Ills Au,
pefiora will fight the order.
No telephones worked in that re
gion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

LONG BEACH. Cal, Dec. ga
7TnrrytOwn on ihopike," a new
theater, was destroyed
by fire caused by spontaneous com
huuton this morning. with losses
aggrognilng $4,000. including the
stock of tobacco store located Ia
the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

bEtfINGHAM. Dec e. David
CLARK a brother of " a CLARK ~
this city who ms stefioualy dlaap
pearUd about three urfku ago. waa
found floating Ia the bay By some
small boya CLARK had several Dol.
lars IN bis clothes. lie had been
drinking
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today az
follows
nArtlstt-n y Bartlett. %. Dec
%. Tourist Hotel
Dircehuycrnoner q nlscohe
teFnoner. a.. ftee Is. WayHidy
Emergency Hospital
Macleod 1T s. Macleod "a
Dec 20 Wayaide Emergency Hos
pital
prusHcil nruarell. 40. Dec
"a Wayside Emergency Hospital
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MINE ON FIRE

tBy United Prcaal
PiTrSuuR0. Dee. 90 Fire
started Ia the Schocnherger mine.
near Monongahcla. yesterday and ia
still raeing Tho mine has been
Idle for "A month on account on "a
strike il was at first reported that
another mine explosion had oe.
CURED hut investigation shows that
The first started from crossed wires.
The loss viii be- heavy
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sIahts plsahlsa stsam,r.

QUEENSTOWN. ncc ga The
liner Atlantic. when passing Bfow
head algnaled that che bad spoken
the British steamer William Cliff.
from New Orleans foF iAverruoi
on Dee d. i0wiaE the steamer
CAmhriau "a Queenstown
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aovtrnor Makss Apnoln,m,n,.

OLYMPIA. Dee % Gov. Mead
has appointed Dr. y l. klmball. Of
Spokane. member Of the state
board 20 health and vital statistics.
10 succeed Dr ! n semplc. whose
term expires December 30.
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PERlsH N FLAMES.


FORT SMITH. Ark. noc 23
Fire yesterday destroyed the iiaelln
aix.atory office building and two
other structures Loss flTb. 600
J A McVltty cotton buyer ard a
man named Kaufman. who slept lu
the haglln building are missing and
are believed 90 have ueriHhed.
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FARMs 10 LANps.

RIVER BOTTOM LAND -ge acres ad-
Joining ono ri ODE best towns ln tHr
White River valley Seven acfea lu ruifl.
walton. balance pasture Ali fenced
house. harn nufDufidluaH Price lnfIuH.
ing stock and Implements $4,000
ROBERT MALTHY
at9-9@o .a9i Alaska uuudluR
-g8 Re
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PRESIDENTS HOLIDAY.


= WASHINGTON. doc ga 4
4 President Roosevelt and fam. 4
a ily. viii spend the holidays az =
4 Pine Knot Va They will loavo a
= Washington the day after =
= Christmas and return tho day 4
4 before New Year a
a $3.50 AAhAA $500 A
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge Tor one Insertion. TOO
per line. Seven words to the
line Three tlmea. one cent
word. One month. &c per line
per day.
Minimum charge for an "ad"
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN AGENC y
Kennedy DRUG Co. First aY.
and Cherry,
BAIt.ARD AGENCY ~~P, H.
Mullen. sgl Rallard ava OPP.
City Hall Phone. ballard &c.,.
MAIN OFFICE seventh av,
hetwcon Union and University.
Phones. Main 1860; Ind t4i.
Tho star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors % any kind oc-
curing 90 telepAoned advor
tleements.
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KENT. nrc la "a japanese was
instantly KILLED south 81 here late
Saturday afternoon BE Was walls
lng GA ihe track and stepped out
90 che uhg az one passenger train
into the way az another None 81
hin cuHnfrymen know him
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Farm HhNGAfN 80 acres rirh level
Land. well Improved. overlooking beautiful
lake. handy 20 good town ie miles from
Seattle Orchard i1 bearing nll kinds ~
small fruits HarIliuf ri q large r1uma
frame bern. fnHff. several oufHuiIdIura.
paner desires auick sale rrIce. for
few days. 5000. which Includes horses
cows pfra. chickens geese good oufft
70 farming Implements and bay In lnru
This farm fronts ono ~ she best roads
iu King county Wagon from creamery
calls daily o. u. and telephone Hcr.
vice
HOHEHr MALTuf
bi1pss4i Aissss H.liains
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TEHERAN. Dec % The ma
tinual assembly. In a suiky mood
today accepted the shaha declara-
ton announcing his surrender TO
the couaiitutioualista.
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Here b. NHna nnea-tH arrss ni fiaH laf-
90 iahd on thn hrneh hetwtgn seattle
ana fhruui4 unt FAR from thF Proposed
lntenffbaH ara handy 60 beat ianainE an
anluH tsHnI haunf. Neatly aaa small
harn chicken house fine WatsF ttee
Easy terms
u0uEUr MAfTuF
afa-aa4.81t ALASKA uaHilns
-sa-sG
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Did You Know

1ea rah taf cleared anf rfathsd
VIEW ints enis 90 tias a. finm the
NuiEsFsitB EXPLORATION
EFVHHaa be ftfN nH tnFWH Hf El#
eash aua o. psf wsafH see aHaaf
iaaa Amaf go naHH NHudfra
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Ice OF ROLLER skates. or a fine
Jersey foF your boy. Han III
First as. 49,
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Re daHs Optical Ca zee kfua1s
~haisssls retail maaafaeipfiss
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$3.25 SET q on

This is No Ol2 made 81 colo,.<
Md padded wrist. laced. sstslr
grip filled with curled hair
Boxing develops the muscles ara
the eyes n ia an all-ar0and haAs.
builder n II most highly feeon.
mended Any pair ~ loves malta
or expressed 10 any address so a..
ira On sale until December IS
fl15 set O30. good KID elss.,
wrist full size filled with cudst
hair ....-...-- ,+-...... sf.1s
s. 90 set 023 Cadets brown Yvr.
tan kid. curled hair. 49,
wrist ...... ...-.........sfa
1926 No. 02G. wine colored Ia
laced wrist. filled with carIsS
hair Fiizsimmons style Borks
GLOVES ........ -...... sf.ss
$3.50 No. OF. wine oolored IA
laced palm padded wrist. curisS
hair. FltzsimmonE pattern s2fx
$3.50 No OBS fine Nausn ia
leather padded wrist. lasst
safety grip, curied hair. used b
professionals ........... s2.ss
tt.25 No 0is. wine colored kid N,
pad. padded wrist. laced cufisd
hair safety grip. Fiizslmuoaz
ht4it s--sss sss.ssssss.s ki.1H
Carving Sets 80 70 SIEGE
bicycles $1,000 70 5000
Knives ........... 23e 70 SAGE
Tool Boxes ..... 35c 70 sfo.O0
Dumb-bells. Indian Clubs and Ns
chanics Tools.
+. NJ. SPINNING
1910 Second Avenue
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CHEAP CHICKEN ranrh. sraum
hguss. tao LAWNS hena cows large
piece lard riaaa ih naig tsft on rass
terms Soc r. ID Niiinan'a sAiasuHn in
Times hiHlh today III
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Pearl handled one fourth OF this
week Chicago Jewelry Co, 1907
Second ay zee
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MAKE RESERVATION a
FOR COMING TRIP.

A number ~ reservations wgfe
made to-day az The Chamber q
Commerce fof beFiha ON the steam
ship Northwestern for the iluuunm
excursion. which De- scheduled iO
sail from Seattle February
Reservations viii close next
THURSDAY. and Secretary Yaudeu
asks ali those contemplating coins
90 bear this in mind
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CITY RIAL EsrArg.


Fids gHaftrft acre tfartn tFaan tFta ~
ft1s@ths Zee HnHs afe aN cleared AS
in fruit fiHss Sc Efaaea aehaaL Side
w4fks in ara sister Ffpea 1u earn tfaft
fta r3f HfHrth
. u sicHots 80 uuien HJs II
UnHruN nkfhnW ia becoming foes
arsusaf HlfHeaIas ar1 rifF HafFf Mrn
- en- alnHa HaHfrt ta unfA See il.fls
naas f#ahtas taAaF ia Fimes tiaeA tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-23

Washington Twins. general assent
~ the Phoenix 81 london bias
beUn appointed San Francisco agent
fUr tho WaahinEtUn F1rr og Seat
stn sss
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SOCIETY NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coal and Wood

J W Bullock. auceeHeer 20
finusti q tsa has tusk#fs a.
s88 iath Ave. rear James 81 rover
House 90
atth Ave ans Dearborn 81 in aaAth
east uaft - tbs fitf and
Sod Ave North and nasfau ~ II.
queen Anne illit coal and Fu'a az =
hauiad 90 the sos % the MD at thnte
-aat 4
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WHY DON'T YOU 90 aut and Bay ore
or twn 90 eur rnniNr FfNE+AWNE
TRACTS near fHr usH lafr furUau AZ tstg
each MIGHTY NICE rHEMu ~ have
sven m SOFA don aaHf tg aar n Just VOC
arid We are #eiluN them or Hafu easy
terms thaf you anuld hardly miss the
maner HicH LEVEL LAND. easily
cleared Come fa the nfrra and SEE plat
and get fuil uafilrutara
ROBERT MkLTnT
9ie-tlo-flf AiEssa uuudiuF
ga 1s
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on account - my ulfs'a death 8 uust
sell my entire household goods. inHi4a
lng Is slightly used upright plano. bureau.
carpet ladies' riufhiuE Bed and bel
riuihing and chickens Inquire Martin
Peterson. r. ~ Hinfr. second a. aud
Murphy Place Two blocks west o.
Green WnnA aT. Ef "a. d
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osrroPArAle PHYSICIAN.

-a-a.aass=ssa7-s ss-a--
To- Samuel % atsffeti eradicate Mia
aearals Institute oatrnpafhF Duuaalt F.
sff@H sHt HsaHtiuaftuu tree EttffEs
'eitsi MiaH Malh atft
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Coal and Wood

on Queen Anne Hnf on SECOND Ave
North and Boston street Hauled in on
ears and sold at downtown prices
w BULLOCK
Successor To- H =. faweu a o.
Phonea. Queen Aans 1855 Ind 1888
--s-=l-f
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Sfs2s Aissss B.idins
-4Is
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Japanese Mink and Fox Sets.
$500 valuos. sale price
.t.-ttttt+.... +t.t. $500
Fancy separate pieces in Fox.
Japanese Miuk. Black Lynx and
Natural Mink. values up to
yi0o oo. sale price ....st5.OO
Near Seal Coats. in an sizes and
regulation Hcalakiu style. value
up 10 5000 sale price Sa9.5O
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jap Mink Sable Squirrel. Isabella
Fox and OpoHsum scarfs and
Fancy Neck Pieces. $3.50 vi.
uea. sale price ...... sf2.25
Natural and Sable Squirrel Sets,
$4,000 values sale price GO
.ss.+.ss......t+t $500
tt2.50 Fancy Jap Mink scarfa
'.s....s....t-. $40
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s.s-------z--s-s==s -asHss=-sa-a----=s-->-
ghfiagrsas saurenirs hammered silver
trarslsta 81 49, heaaH tafauas. Baskets
raorcasins fudlan made sea shells
packing ffsa Or mailrE He Ode Curl.
cslfy shop. Cdiluau Deck AZ
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French Ermlnc Throws satin
lined. 1900 values. sale price
Observation-Disclosures. st.OS
Black and Brown CouoY scarfF
and stoles. fi00 value. sale
price ................. s9.gt
Brook Mink. Couey and French
Ermino. fourln.hands aud boa
effects $3.50 values sale price
'.''t''..'..... = f.B3
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ATroanEYs AT LAw

TTii7s sisSs1 sSi7. y Isi7s5. 51s7s
IL
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02

known British magazine. A woman
suffering from anxiety caused by re-
duced circumstances dreamed that she
went to church. "The people began to
go out n by one. l looked around
and inquired why they were leaving
the church. They said: ITO look for the
magic bird in the churchyard. You
will always have luck if you find it. l
thought l would try to find it, went
out and swept away the fallen leaves
and found a speckled thrush, and as
soon as l took it up 1t dropped FL in
my hand. The next morning | went
into our back garden and there among
the fallen leaves vas the speckled
thrush, which had just been killed by
a cat. 1t was yet warm. l said, Here
Is the magic bird. and the money I
know will come by post The hope
was justified, for fl came in the morn
ing and a check from q friend in the
evening" nv
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
ETHAN

Ethan, July 27.-Tha two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Setterstrum, was discovered on
Thursday afternoon drinking the
water in which poison fly paper bad
been sacked. a hurry-up call at the
drug store, and a suitable antidote
was at once given and she was SOON
pronounced out OF danger. 1t is
unsafe to use the poison fly.paper
where there are small children who
can get at 1T.
Charlie Lewis and Haley Trow
attended the dance here Friday even
ing.
Miss Jessie shipton, Of Mitchell
spent tle week in Ethan.
Miss Lille Porteous came down
from Mitchell Friday oon
The Farmers Elevator Go. at tn ir
special meeting held Saturday, July
20, elected the seven directors as
follows:: Grant Walters, S. Free
man, Lambert Lourie, John Webers
Chas. Boreson, John Scloenfelder.
Henry Kurtenbach.
Messrs. A. NJ. Pierce and A. O..
Drake are putting in cement walks
in front of Their lots on the south
side of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Sedan and
daughter and Lee Holiday returned
Saturday morning to their home in
Rock Rapids, Iowa. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Sedan thinks seriously of
moving to South Dakota.
School will begin the first Monday
in September. The summer has
seemed very short, it was so late
when school was out i'm June.
Mrs. Pierce is expecting her moth
er soon, who will remain quite a
while to visit her and her daughter
in Mitchell. H.,
Geo. Sand and men I building a
new barn for Conrad Schurz, to re-
place the one which was recently
burned by lightning.
Our milliners. will soon have in
their new stock OF fall and winter
goods, although it will be a month
or more before they will have their
openings.
Mrs, Carlow has a sister-in.law and
reice from Colorado who are here for
an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Wilson, Mr..
brakes people and Mr.. McCrary's
from near Parkst0n composed d
fishing party who were trying their
luck fishing and %picincing on Friday.
The editor of the Enterprise ad.
vertised for a boy or girl to learn the
trade and Miss Tillie Schiech. at once
responded and she can now be found
in the Office learning to set type.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Activity on the Edges.

Real estate out on the edges OF
Mitchell is not at all slow, couple OF
good sales having been effected in
the southwest part Of the city this
week. VIM. Bray disposed of block
5 in Sunny Side addition to Charles
Wagner and Charles Annis, for which
be received SO, 500. nearly doubling
she amount he paid tor it just a year
ago. The young men are bachelors
and will proceed to make their home
on the place.
In Morning View addition E. d.
Hanson, CT eastern Iowa, bought
block 4. for which be paid So, OSO.
t. w. REYNOLDS and his son, r. f.
Reynolds, Of McCook county bought
block Ii, for ST.. 900. They will
break ground on the place this fall
and erect a house on it, intending to
make their home there for the grow
Ing of small fruit and raising garden
truck
Sine those two additions to the
city have been plated into blocks,
all but four of tie blocks have been
disposed of and in a great many
instances houses have been erected
on them and quite a settlement has
been started.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Summer Diarrhoea in Children.

During the bot weather Of the
summer months the first nnnatur, u
looseness of a child's bowels should
have immediate attention. so as to
check the disease before it becomes
serious. All that is necessary is a
few doses OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy fol-
lowed by a dose of caster oil to
cleanse the system. Rev. M, O.
Stockland, Pastor of the first NJ. e.
church, Little Falls, MINI. writes /:
"We have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for
several years and find 1t a very
valuable remedy. especially for
summer disorders i'm child1e Sold
10y all druggists.
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DoGFIsH OUTLET.
Said - Be as Good as the Best Lob
ster Ever Eaten.

Said - Be as Good as the Best Lob
ster Ever Eaten.
Dogfsh ought to be good to eat, as it
Is we'll known that they feed on soles,
plaice and founders. The naturalist
hailing from the north Kent marshes
with whom l ~collaborated in various
books said that in his boyhood they
were much used by the fishing folk and
that they We're excellent eating, a mid
die outlet being considered by many
to be as good as the best lobster ever
eaten. AS q boy he never tired Of hear
Ing the fishermen's yarns about how
the great savage creatures snapped
and fought when they We're captured.
Lying in the bottom of the boats, they
dashed about and bit at the men and
at each other. The larger ones would
fix on the mems sea boots as they
moved about or hang on to their oil
skin fishing coats like bulldogs. A
bite from one was no joke.
Dogfish abounded at certain seasons
In some parts of the fishing grounds;
other parts they avoided. Sometimes
the men would so out only to catch
dogfish just to reduce their numbers a
little. They caught great numbers Of
them and sold them somewhere farther
down the coast, keeping back just q
few for themselves and their neigh
bors You could get a monster for a
couple Of shillings.
Couch, the naturalist, says he has
known 10000 Of the picked doghsh to
be taken at M cast of the seine. Rob
ert Chalmers quoted as follows from
the Journal" Of Spald1ng, the town
clerk Of Aberdeen: "1642. From the
beginning Of this year up to June there
was a scarcity Of whitefish along The
east coast to the hurt and hunger of
he poor and %beggaring Of the fisher
men 1t was reported that when the
fishers had laid their lines and taken
fishes abundantly there came one
beast called the seadog to the lines and
ate and destroyed the haill bodies ard
left nothing on the lines but the heads.
The like scarcity of fishes to continue
so long has scarcely been seer in Scot
land, while all other meats were also
very dear."-Pall Mall Gazette.
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ETHAN.

Ethan, July 3O.-Mrs. NJ. J.hOat-
bout and Mrs. S. c. Oathoutf went
to Mitchell Monday.
S. q. Oathout went to Mitchell
Tuesday and returned Wednesday
morning.
Among those who went from here
to attend the teachers institute are
Margaret Champion, Roy Oathout,
Henry Evans, W. o. Champion and
a number OF Others. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. w. Jones made a
business trip to Mitchell Wednesday.
Most of the farmers ale busy 10
theharvest fields.
Miss Florence Koch, OF Mitchell,
is visiting Mrs. Fred Tobey.
Mrs. j. Lynch, of Sioux City came
to Ethan Sunday to visit her brother,
g. A. Carlow. She returned to
Sioux City Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Saunders, of Colorado
and Miss Edith Craig, Of New
Mexico, arrived last week to visit
their brother and uncle G. A. Car
low. Mrs. Saunders is a sister Of
Mr.. Carlow.
Geo. Sand and men have completed
Con Scburz's harm north of town.
Ladies Aid Society will serve cake
and ice lea in To5ey's store build
ing on Saturday afternoon and even
ing. Everybody is cordially invited.
A. r. P%orteous, of Mitchell, was
In town Monday. He was on his
way to his farm.
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Riverside, Aug. Nv. L. Wallis
led the Epworth League Sunday
evening.
John 1jomsland spent Sunday
in Mitchell.
Miss Margaret McGiven, who is
sewing in Mitchell, spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. John Murtha.
f. T.. Willard, Of Mitchell, was IN
Riverside Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowman are
o working for Jas Ames.
Murphy Bros, of Perry township
are delivering a car load Of shelled
corn in:kiverisde this week.
G. D DeMott, began harvesting
his barley last week.
Jas Ames is putting up his field OF
tame hay this week.
The bridge gang was here last
week and put in a new bridge across
Rock creek just north....of town
When the grading is done it will be
ready for traffic.
Our lumberman, j. t. knapp. is
kept very busy these days putting
ont lumter for the various new
buildings that are going np around
Riverside. He has also unloaded J
cans of new lumber the past week.
Mr.. Mclaughlin. OF Bard, was in
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
The Australian Natives.

An English author writes of the Ad>
tralian natives: Between tribe ana
tribe war for purposes of territorial
aEgrand:zement Is unknown. They
may fight about women or in the blood
feud. for. as nobody is supposed to die
a natur...! death, every death is thought
to be caused by hostile magic. Fights
are not now rcsolutely wa.ged, but
merely to draw first blood, as u rule.
and. as there are no conquests, there
are no slaves and very little material
progress. There are nc hereditary
chiefs. though among some socially al
vanced tribes a kind of magistracy o. a
modera:orship' of local groups in the
tribal general assembly Is hereditary In
the Hale line"
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The Unexpected.

A curious story is that of the late
Colonel Harry McCalmont Of the Brit.
ish army. BE was a poor nan when
he went to the reading Of his uncle's
will, hoping that perhaps the departed
might have remembered him to the
extent of an old watch. True enough,
the lawyer read out the words, ITO
my nephew, Harry McCalmont. 1 leave
my watch and chain" Tn lc aztec
was satisfied. and, leaning back, he
drowsed. Iulled by the monotonous
tones of the lawyer as he read through
the long instrument. At the close he
arose to go. Il congratulate you" said
the solicitor. 81 don't know why you
should" said the other. You are
residuary legatee." remarked the law.
yer. You will have f4.OOO annually
for tn" first five years from this date.
and afterward you will inherit solae
f7OOO 1000