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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
BOWLING OPENING AT
 THE CASINO The Best Sporting House in the City to Throw Open the Door.
 Monday Night.
BOWLING

Monday evening the management of the Casino on East Main street will throw open the doors of this em- porium for inspection by the Water bury public. The three floors of this sporting house will be elaborately decorated and on each floor will be attractions that will interest every body. On the second floor will be a full orchestra to keep the patrons of the place in good humor while they are present. In the skating rink will be another orchestra, so that lovers of music. will not want for any thing. To the ladies who will attend on that evening will be presented carnations and to the gentlemen cigars.
 On the first floor on that evening will be witnessed the great bowling game between the All Waterburys and the New Britain team of the Big Four league. On the second floor John Hendricks, as popular billiard player as ever handled cue, and one of the best of the experts in that.line, will meet A. W. Roberts. the amateur champion of Boston. On the same floor l.. c. Capello, the crack shot, will give an exhibition of gun and re- yolver shooting that will appear mar yelous to those who will have the pleasure of witnessing this feat On the third floor the great skaters. Davis and Barnes, will give a half hour exhibition of fancy and trick skating that will make the skaters of this city sit up and listen. There will also be blindfold exhibition of checker playing between c. D. Skill lings and l.. l.. Lewis. With all those features the Casino on Monday evening should be crowded to the doors.
 The following games took place in the Casino last night:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Closing prices:
New Yor,x slarkets.

FLorR-Dull and without change: 1e!nu nesota patents, sd40. winter streignt1. y2 aoas50: winter extras. 2.0dS; wintoe ratents. s3e0d3.75.
 WHEAT-After a steady opsnanE yneoe state report. favora ble Argentine wee{1ef news and lack of short interest; Woys Slix1s2 s-lec.: July. se 1-1ed0 3-l6c.
 CORN-option market opened steady 0 lighter receipts than esumatsd and u1s ,s se.,led ,sss wssthsr g,y wess ou' s's' s''so
 BUTTER -creamery. extras, per pQln4 al.a5sc.: nrsts. 2sQ sic.. seconds. 30Nc.s held. extras. soc; nrsts. 27dac.; sesondaI 2la.sc.
 sIssS ..ss.re ssrs gss ss s 8,
 aAYnFirm: Chipping. sasc, good ss
 STRAWBERRY: long re. @47oe.
 BEANS Quet. marrow: E9Qz1: u(s cium, 2 ;segl:ss; pea n-4'sol"; rsd k,es
 wooi~stesdy: domestic feecs, seq.
 HOPS-Steady; state common to cho1c4 ,as. ls6s7c.. 1905. SE11c-. Pacihc cooefs lss. i51l6c.. 1s6. -our3c-
 poTAToEs : Firm @ ., sna nisss5: eEss rsnss, Sns York and western. do. ssassc-; do.. f1if " LIVE POULTRY = Quiet, but stsa1y, fowls. 1i9l2tLc.: old rcostsrs. s393<4s chickens. fi9i2c: ducks. isc-; gees<. 11D
 DRESSED PorLTRY-stezdy and n fair demand; fowls. choscs. fzs4i3c-. oo,r fair to good. if1ftr-s old rooeter4 H1D sr.: nearby chicken~- 1s1 I5c-: do.. weots ern. HIiic.. nearby f.rksEs; wsstexB ,ssisc.: ss5 nsarby ducks. f7d1sc.: do. ves1s ern. iITIsc. nearbT ge>s-. le1lsc-s e. western, 16f1c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
SULLIVAN MAY MEET LEWIS.

Boston, Jan 12.-Mike (Twin) Sul- livan is likely to take part in that proposed fistic, carnival at Tonopah. Nev. Some days ago the Twin wired Promoter Riley that he would like to meet Honey Melody at Riley's club.
 Yesterday morning he received a reply from Riley, which read: Will give you definite answer to your proposition in few days. How would Harry Lewis do?"
 Sullivan is more than anxious to meet Lewis and is ready to sign up at almost any terms. The Denver pa- pers accused Twin of "cold feet" re- gently when he failed to take Gard ner's place against Luus, but he had a good excuse and is now ready for the Quaker City lad. even if he has to let Melody go. An early meeting between this pair is more than likely.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
The League Standing.
JuGGLER AT NEW ORLEANS.
Minnie Adams. Fayorite, Beaten Ii
 Feature at Fair Grounds.

-. Minnie Adams. Fayorite, Beaten Tn
 Feature at Fair Grounds.
 NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Colloquy made new track record of 105 15 for five and half furlongs at City park. Colioquy was eight lengths in the lead at the finish. Reside, at 20 to 1, and Marvin Neal, at 15 to 1, in the second and third races respectively up set calculations by winning.
 The feature was the handicap, fourth on the card, with some really good horses sent out over night as probable starters. Minnie Adams, running in the colors of the Cook stable, was best liked. but zienap and Juggler also came in for considerable play. Sum marles:
 First Race Prince Ahmed, first Coltness. second; Kaieerhoff, third.
 Second Race Reside, first; Sir Va grant, second: Refined, third.
 Third Race Marvin Neal. first: Dr McCluer, second; Evie Greene, third.
 Fourth .-Juggler, first: Peter Sterling. second; Zienap, third.
 Fifth Race. Colloauy. first; Glamor second; Charles Eastman, third.
 Sixth Race.--Penrhyn, first; Alsono second; Airship, third.
 Seventh Race. Gold Mate, first Royal Breeze, second; Fiorizel, third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
POLO WHITES.
Hartford tonight. This will be a fast game.

Hartford tonight.
 This will be a fast game.
 wallingford threw a surprise last night.
 Hartford walloped New Haven last night and expects to do the same to Waterbury tonight.
 Gecrge Bone Is on the sick list and New Haven is missing him badly, as the last two defeats can testify.
 Fred DreuhI will probably referee the game this evening. as Billy Lush. who has been assigned here. will not be able to get back from the west on time.
 When the secretary acknowledges in his own paper that the schedule is distorted what can you do about it but simply say. "Bill Peet. you are a Jim Dandy"
 Loxson eaged the goal for Water bury last night after forty-tvo min utes of playing Knovlton. the Wal iingford goal tender. had a whole lot of luck. for he was peppered time ana time aeain uy the Nateruury plsxers.
 Manager Hanna of Nev Britain mo- tifed the secretary last night that he had signed Hugh Devlin for half back. and the other league managers were informed of this step. A vote vill be taken by mail Devlin will doubtless be allowed to play
 DaEan of Taunton. pol0ist snd fast skater. is reported by the Taunton Ga1ette tO have made a hit with the Waterbury management. and the Ca resfe Says he wiIr leave for Water bury to join the team there the last of this week Guess this chan fs going to Bridgeport
 Four per pisrers have been signed for tke Brideeport roller polo teAn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
POLO
HARTFORD HERE
 TONIGHT Flushed With a Victory Over New Haven But Waterbury Will Be Ready For Them.


 Hartford will be here tonight flushed with victory over New Ha- ven last night. and humiliating defeat for the Bone players. Wa terbury will take no water from any of the teams in the circuit at the pres ent time and the fans can expect to see oae of the fastest games on rec ord. Waterbury beat New Haven with Bone in the lineup, and while Hartford did not have Bone to op- pose last night still she made so many goals on New Haven that the members of the Hartford team will be on their mettIe this evening when they oppose the locals. It will be a fight to finish and we expect that Hartford will be finished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
How seautifal Playt May Be Raised to Perfection.

Nothing is easier to grow than the early Towering Roman, Italian and Dutch hyacinths. The bulbs can be planted in pots. about an inch below the surface. The pots must then be sunk in deep boxes contai. e.s three inches of ash, or cocoanut fiber refuse Cover the box with sheets of glass and keep them indoors.
 Your plants will need no water till they show signs of green growth.
 Immediately the first growth ap pears. uncover the plants and leave them in sunless room for two days, then place them close to a window, where they can get light and air
 To prevent flowers growing uneven. ly turn tbem round daily. Before long you will be rewarded with fine, even. ly grown blossoms.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Rrnc. sf wsl.. a s.iIor.

The prince of Wales. uho Is to com rnsnd the battieship Dreadnouxht. is in every sense of the vord a practical sailor. At the age Of 12 he became a naval cadet and later servei as mid shiPmsn and made three years voy- age ar0ant the world The prince never shIrke1 his vors. taking his turn st all duties in all Eez.hers. He worked his way ul. becousins in turn a s1olie1te1ant- leateasat ard cap tain. his whole sez-gpf1g fife lasting over g yesrs- His present rank C lhat q viceadniral
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Hash ala Hanna.

Corned beef hash. as made by the late Senator Hannas cook was very popular in Washington several years ago. When the head waiter of the senate restaurant wanted hash pre- pared very carefully he ordered it this way. Tone corned beef hash for Senator Hanna" One day when the restaurant was doing a heavy busE- ness almost everybody seemed to want corn beef hash. Corn beef hash for Senator Hanna had been ordered IA times When the next order went down to the kitchen the chef shouted: That's 15 orders for Senator Hanna, He's better watch out or he'll founder hisseif.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
HARTFORD THE VICTOR.

Hartford. Jan 12-HaEtford won an easy victory over New Haven at roller polo last night and q Fig crowd in Germania hall was vrrv joyous at the outcome. George Bonsi the captain and mainstay of the New Hayens. was sick and unable to play, and Hartford was strengthened by O'Hara the peerless halfbck. So with Bone out and O'Hara in, there was nothing to do but lean back ani ap- plaud. The lineup and summary:
 Hartford. New Haven. - |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
NEXT WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Monday-Hartford at New Haven, Waterbury at New Britain.
 Tuesday-New Britain at Water bury, New Haven at Wallingford, Bridgeport at Hartford.
 wednesday-Waterbury at Bridge port.
 Thursday--No games.
 Friday-Wsterbury at New Ha- ven. Bridgeport at Wallingford. Hart ford at New Britain.
 Saturday--New Britain at Hart ford. New Haven at Bridgeport, Wal lingford at Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
HALEY. AND o,TooLE.

Darkey Haley, the English feather weight, is to meet Tommy O'Toole before the National Athletic club of Philadelphia tonight. There is more than an international importance be- hind the six round argument, for if Haley comes out of it the winner he will have a chance to go after the featherweight championship, for Tom McCarey has offered match for such meeting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Police Had to Keep order.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-The catch-as. catch-can wrestling match last night between William Demetral of Chicago and Carl Pons, the French champion of Montreal, was won by Demetral. The men became so belligerent during the first period and the crowd grew so boisterous that the management sent fer score of police to preserve order.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Whit. Wen nj Tennis.

NEW YORK, Jan. r. The fifth game of the international invitation court tennis tournament was played at the Racket and Tennis club. The contestants were John White. one of the professionals attached to the local club, and Frank Forester of Georgian court, Lakewood, N. J. White won out, but in the second set Forester gave him hard battle. After White had won five games to one Forester won the set by s to |.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Million. For Jap Army.

TOKYO, Jan. 12.-In the budget for 1901-Os total of S55,0O0,000 is pro- vided for army expenditure, and this includes the formation of four new di- visions. The navy is allotted $40, ,000,- GOO. The foreign trade of Japan for the year 1906 broke all previous rec ords, amounting all told to $40. 800, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
This |, eeod for Iunchean.

To uze cold lamb. ham or beer. nincs it fine with half the quantity o' ham and quarter ss much bread crumbs- Season with a small cnioz nf not oojsct;ouablel. salt and pepper. Nix this with sr ezs ard ary gravy that may have be-z left frcn the roast Put ia Q bakirs psa. coser with bread crunbe. asd bakc fo- kzlf an kour- This is . god d'sh for iunchso.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
THAT WAS PLAYING SOME.

Wallingford. Jan 12--After one of the most exciting games ever wit messed here. Waterbury won out from the local team at polo last night by the score of I--0. the single goal coming at the end of the third period when there were only twenty seconds left.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Duk. Gfves Up s1oo, 900.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-The Duke of Marlborough under separation agree ment, it is said, has relinquished to his children the $1O0,o0O settled upon him by the duchess father, W. K. Wander. bilt of New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
BoTHNER WON MATCH.

New York. Jan 12--Dennis Gal laeher. the western wrestler. vas rn able to score single fall ovel George Bofhner at the YorkviIle Ca sino last nigh: in his attempt [. throw Boshner twice in 90 minutes Bothner vas awarded the money The match included some cievel wrestling
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Jelly strainers.

A jelly and soup strainer should find a place in every kitchen. Some cooks prefer a flannel bag. winch Is almost a necessity for cleaning and strzirins jeIlies in elaborate cooking: but many authorities adyocate the use of . coarse linen cloth. This material is less easily spelled by contact with hot liquids than flannel. vhile if IS cleaner and more satisfactory in the long ran for ordinary plain cooking
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Critic. mi ca ta |.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 12.-Ideal weather prevailed at Ascot. Critic. at 20 to l. captured the last race A blan- ket would have covered the first four horses at the wire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12

and will report on Monday They are whippie of Psutacket. R. l.. DuEan of Taunton Mass. Woods of Ply moath. Mass. and Co<Grore. also of Plymouth All are experienced pro fessi0nsl players and vfIl ssrd ID the standing of the Bridgeport team by hounds-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Ersfs..s r.ys r~..usy.

MOSCOW. Jan 12.-EpifsnoR. the man who attempted so 1sxassinste th< master of the household of the Grand Duchezs E5ixabeth. was tried by drum hso1 court nasziaI ana oEseufna
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Hialmar Lundin Victor.

NEW BRITAIN. Conn, Jan. 1o.- Hjalmar Lundin defeated Frank Pas cal of New York. known as Atlas. in wrestling last night. taking two out of three falls.
 FOR THE HyAcINTH LOVER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
n.I.e. Law s..s~s<s Net . nsus

NEW YORK. Jan 12-Thaf c Raines law sandwich h not . uca1 and will not be construed to be eu<1 when serFci with intoxicating bovon ages in Raines law he<eh on GonG111 was a discpuraeing opiaisa hn11r1 down by the appellate 11<i1m ~ = enl'ettenn0t q tlp ns1Dln C U11.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
clo.,nr stock Quotasio..,

Money on call steady ct 5h pss ceuA Prime mercantile paper, e66M per cont Exchanges. s355. sss. ss7; balances. $1o,s74s 4s1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12

Score, Hartford 19, New Haven D: rushes, Treby 22, Dews 8. tic, one; stops. Starkie 43. Porter 28; referee, Hugh Rorty; timer, J. W. Pyne.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
Live stock ,a.rkess.

cATTLE-Rereipss Ileat. markst staa1vl choice. S.S5sls. prime 1lb9&0: v115 calves. &f1Gf.
 rrirne heavfes &D. 1,<ffums an1 h1DgY Eorke-s. N75: ileht rork>rs and p1u4 Ezass; rcgghs. Ezs-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
BASKETBALL.
Result of Games at Y. M. Q. A. Last

Night. The basketball games at the Y. M. c. A. last night resulted as follows: The lineup :Yale--Ash and Funk, forwards; Hoadley (capt), center; Di- yer. guard
 Niagara-Donahue forward; Ma honey (capt), center; Noeller and Thompson, guards.
 The score: Yale 8, Niagara 6. Goals from field-Donahue i. Thompson 1, Hoadley l, Diver 1. Goals from fouls-Hoadley 5, Ma nancy ?. Ash l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12

bia E,
 Goals from field--kopp 3, Wirzen-. ger 2. Dyson 1, Squires 1, Blacker 1, Brickel I, Wolf 1.
 Goals from fouls--Blacker ,, Brickel l. oWlf 1.
 Referee McPartIand. Umpire Castle. Timer and scorer, Goodyear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-12
OTHER GAMES LAST NIGHT.

Total .... a5s s55 s47 1os
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
NURSERYMEN SAY NEW
LAW KILLS THEIR BUSINESS

Sioux Falls. =. H.. March 26.-Bitter
complaints In reference To the proyi-'
sions OF a new law enacted by the re-
cent legislature relating to the nursery
business In the state arc made by
nurserymen.
The manager Of one Of the largest
nurseries In the state announce his
company will not attempt To continue
business under the new law. Among
other things the new law provides that
every company. individual. or firm car
rying on n nursery business In South
Dakota must file "A bond In The sum Of
$1,000. and hat the proprietor or head
of each nursery concern must pay a
license OF $40. with "A small fee for each
agent.
The principal objection to the new
law ~ To that clause which provides
that when a contract IL taken IL must
be specified In black and white just
where each tree. shrub. plant or vine
ordered IL grown. The nurserymen de-
clare emphatically that IL IL utterly
impossible To fll this requirement.
II is charged by some Of the nursery
men that the new law was enacted in
the Interest of nurseries located I'm 9TH
er states which do business In South
Dakota by means OF catalogues, and
which. because they do not sell by
agent" are not Affected by the provi-
sions OF the new law.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
EFFORT TO piseAR A
PROMINENT SOUTH DAKoTAN

W~oonSocket, =. d.. March T.-ThtI
hearing In the disbarment proceedings.
Instituted ir the state supreme court.
against Samuel A. Ramsey. a promi-,
nent attorney OF Woonsocket. which,
commences In his city tomorrow. will,
attract widespread attention through
ou the state. owing To the prominence.
OF the defendant.
For several terms Mr.. Ramsey has
been mayor OF woonsocket. an Office
which he now holds. He L. "A pions.ti
resident OF Dakota and for years has
been prominent In state Affairs H,,
II n leading democrat. has taken "a,
prominent part In the various state
conventions OF his party. and on sew,
efal occasions his name occupied a
place upon democratic state tickets.
Testimony In the care against him
will be heard before Judge A. W.
Campbell. OF Aberdeen.
This charges against MI. Ramsey
were preferred by F.. s. Waterbury. aisd
a pioneer resident OF central South Da- ,
kota. and gre the outgrowth u the,
execution OF q note by Mr.. Waterbury,
In favor Of the Avery Planter company
OF Peoria. Ill. for the sum OF glSO.
which afterwards was placed Ia the
hands OF Mr.. Ramsey for collection.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
WHITE MAN ARRESTS A
BUNCH OF INDIAN POLICE

Armour. :. D.. March 2I-There is.
trouble among the renters OF Indian
land In Charles Mix county. James
Morgan. "A enter Of indian land. when
told to vnCate nj The expiration 81 his
term. refused To do so. The Indian po-
licemcn from n agency Rt Greens
wood were sent there tn cviCt him and
they were corrallcd by Mr. Morgan and
placed I'm durancc vile until released by
Agent Taylor. They returned to the
agency minus their batons.
Dcfcndan Morgan leased Indian land.
made Improvements to the value OF
5000 and later engaged ia the butcher
business at Lake Andes. He placed a
party on the land To- take his place
Agent Taylor ordered the Morgan sub
stitutc of the land and on refusal or
dercd his policemen To evict him. After
c~orrallInE the Indian policemen. Nor
gan went about his business but re-
ieaced them on word from the agent.
who arrived there az quickly as "A
team could cross the country and pro-
ceeded To- make things interesting for
Morgan and his substitute. Now the
whole matter Will be aired In the
Courts.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
CARNEGIE LIBRARIES
APPRECIATED IN s.. D.

Huron. s. D., March ga canvass
conducted by Editor kecnc. OF the
HuTon-Journal World IN support or the
proposition To give Huron "A Carnegie
library. shows other South Dakota
cities having them are glad of H..
Mayor Albright. OF Pierre: Mayor
BranEon. OF Mitchell: Mayor Price. OF
Yank;on; city Auditor Raymond, writ
ing for Mayor Aldrich. OF Aberdeen n
q. H.. Harmon. OF the library board.
writing for Mayor Martin. OF Water
town. all write that the libraries INA their
respective cities are appreciated. some
stating that they wished they had
asked for a larger gift while they were
about u. Deadwood feels II something
OF n burden on o OF great cost OF
excavation.
The statement has been repeatedly
made that other cities In the state
which have secured Carnegie libraries
are now sick OF their bargain and are
sorry that they had obligated them
selves To maintain their libraries under
the terms OF their contracts with An
trew Carnegie.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
NO CHANCE TO
CATCH A FELLOW,
so GIRLS STRIKE
Envelope Factory Managemed
Rescinds Order Calling
For Night Work. .

Hartford. Conn, March 2i.-Whi
chance has "A girl 20 catch a fello"
she has TO work nights?-None.
So said nifty girls OF the United s'a''
stamped envelope factory this mornsh'
and then they walked out.
They c~ongregated I'm the hall. s'
in::
why. the very idea, who ever hear
OF such a thing7'. and the manageme.
finally came To terms and promisri
rrang working hours TO suit them
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
IS FOR lAFOLlETTE .
FOR THE PRESIDENCY

Pierre. :. ~, March 21.-In his speech
introducing Senator LaFollctte. Who
leCtured here to a large audie'icS, John,
l.. Erickson. private secretary t. Gov,
ernor Crawford. declared himself For
LaFollette as second choice for prrsiN
dent. MIR. Erickson spoke ns follows: '
1T is with great pleasure ! have the
honor. on behalf Of the good people or
Pierre, to present to you the diSttn-
guished gentleman who ~ To speak ON
his occasion. To know him as we'll
MS I do H. to admire n love MIN for
what he In personally and for what he
has already don and I'm the future
viii be able Ia accomplish In the cause
of good government In this country. l
have three times voted for him fur gov
ernor of Wisconsin. u " hts only peer
among American statesmen. our Illus
triouR chief executive mt Washington.
should persist In his refusal To serve
the American people IN his present cut
pacIty. after the expiration OF his pres,
INT term. ! shoul he delighted To- cast
my vote for him once mo-e.
''Thuse of you who are not hostile 10
the public welfare viii agree with me,
before YOU leave here tonight. that tho
speaker OF the evening Is "A truly great
and progressive statesman. thoroughly
and dlsiutercstcdly devoted To the great
cause ~ representative government for
which ne today II the ablcst u most
dcvobicd champion. For the last thirty
years there has been a manifest scarcity
of such great characters In our amer
team public NE. Today the successful
private Individual. connected with our
trusts and public service corporations,
a.. IN the minds of come people. the
only great American and his front
and rear stairwuys are Crowdcd with
strutsing politicians and o~fiiceholders
seeking his favors. In this crowd. how
ever. you viii not be able to find the
great progressive Statesman, Hon.
Robert NJ. LhF'ollette. United States
senator from wisconsin"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-28
sALlET WILL START A
NEW GERMAN NEWSPAPER

Sioux Falls. y. D.. March 26.-Freder-
lex w. Sallet. formerly a newspaper
man OF Yankton, has purchased AN in
terest In a German newspaper pub
lIshed In Sioux Falls, n will make
his city his home.
Mr.. Sallet sold his Yankton ncwspa-
per property 60 n stock company for
$780, 900. lie Is the man whose matri-
monial affairs a few weeks & were.
the subject OF gossip throughout the
state.
Under the new management the pub.
lication will be absolutely Independent
IN politics.