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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28
Hillebrand,. the Pittsburg

Homer Hillebrand,.. the Pittsburg
\ National league pitcher, is in st. Paul
4 having his salary arm treated by a
Il specialist. Hillebrand dislocated his
wing the latter part Of last season, and
NJ while it has given him but little trouble
n since then he doesn't want to take any
chances with it this year before getting
il right, as he expects a strenuous sea-
son. Hillebrand thinks that the Pirates
have a good chance for the flag this
wear and expects to see a hot race in the
"a Nauonel aague.-St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
Last Friday evening the Sons of Nor.
way and a few other friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Dustrud and then secured the presence
of John Leinlokken, who was to be the
quest of honor of the evening, it being
his sixty. sixth birthday and the gather
ing a surprise party. 1t was one of the
happiest evenings ever spent by all pres
emit. County Judge John H. Lund acted
as POSTMASTER. Towards the close of
the evening Jens Peterson on behalf Of
the society presented Mr.. Leinlokken
with a handsome silver headed ebony
cane in a neat little speech. Presents
BETTING the occasion were also made
by his fellow boarders and by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dustrud. The surprise so COM
pletely overcame Mr.. Leinlokken that
he could just express his thanks. One
of the very pleasant features of the
evening were the speeches of Martin
Wist and Edward Rectmo. The ladies
accompanied the sons and added to the
pleasure.
Word was received in this city Wed.
nesday of the death of j. d. Knight, of
Pierpont, at 500 o'clock that morning
of heart disease. The end came sud-
denly and without any struggle. The
death of Grandpa Knight comes as a
surprise to all. Although a very old
|, gentleman he was in the best of health
and gave promise of many more years
of life. He was one of the earliest set
tiers of this county, coming here IN the
early eighties and locating on a farm
near Pierpont. He has eve been n
Of the county's most progressive citi-
zens, was a kind and loving father and
husband. He leaves to mourn his
demise his aged wife and four children,
e. x. Knight, Pierpont, Mrs. J. T.
Webster, of Pierpont, and Mrs. ]. r.
Goodwin, of Webster, and Julian X.
Knight, of Missouri, and hosts of
friends. The deceased had reached the
mature age of ninety-one years. The
funeral will be held in Pierpont tomor-
row.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28

Miss Sedouia Waiter was over to
Webster Friday.
Theodore Nelson had business at
Webster Monday.
The SWEETEST event of the season was
the formal reception given by Mrs. E.
A. Adams and Mrs. @. B. Knott in the
spacious parlors of the Knott home
from three to six Friday afternoon at
which about twenty five ladies were
present. Among the guests were Mrs.
John Frommel, of Groton, and Mrs. L.
H. Woodwork and Mrs. j. r. Chap.
man., of Webster. Refreshments were
served.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28
Auction.

/ will sell at the Hazelton Farm, in
Nutley township, ten miles north anG
three miles east of Webster, on Tuesday
March II, the following described per.
sonal property to-wit:-5 work horse
from ) to 10 years old, weight LOO &c
1900; l two year old colt; 2 yearling
colts; 10 mich cows and h%eifers; 5 two
year old steers; 5 yearling steers; {
calves; / registered short horn bull; ]
De Lavel Cream separator; l buggy;
self binder; 2 set of work harness; ]
four horse seeder; l four horse drag; :
stubble plows; 2 wagons; l bob sleigh
200 bushels Of oats and other articles toe
numerous to mention.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock y. M
Terms of sale-All sums of $1,000 and
under cash, time will be given on al
sums over $40. 90 until October LIST 1907
on bankable notes bearing 10 per cent
interest. Free lunch at noon.
Raffel Sunde.
7 u Chairman Auctiopaer
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Notice for Publication.

J. r. Chapman, Auctioneer.
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From Butler Herald.

A. G.. Seefeld was in Webster Friday
on business.
L. L. Butler stopped off here between
trains Tuesday evening ON his way
northward.
Mrs. Charles Potter came home from
Webster last Thursday morning and
reports q most enjoyable visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. s. Yeager and daugh.
tiers, Pearl and Gladys, were visiting
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Peter A. Peterson, Of Troy township
sold q hog lately that weighed 77(
pounds. The hog was twenty month,
old.
J The Farmers meeting Saturday after
noon was mostly occupied in the dis
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cussion of the Farmers Elevator pro.
ject. A committee was selected, con
sisting of e. ID. Richards, Peter TERMS,
Albert Lukow, j L Barry and j. NJ.
Thornton, to go about the township and
adjoining territory and see how many
subscriptions could be raised. The COM
pany elected F. L. Ihrke as temporary
president and n. E. Bjerke secretary
pro EN-. S. S. Yeager, Of Webster,
who was present and has had experience
in making such organizations. was of
considerable assistance to the farmers
in making their plans.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28

Land office at Watertown,S $. D., February
26, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed his intention
to make five year homestead tina proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the county Judge
of Day county. South Dakota, or in his
absense, the clerk of said county court al
Webster, SouthDakota, on April 5th, 1907
viz: H. r. No. 1860, made December 10
ANDREAS BAARTVEDT,
for the s. w. a of y. w. a of Section 2
Township 123, North of Range 81, w. 5th T.
NJ.
he named the following witnesses e
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Anton c. Johnson, of Pierpont, 5. ID.
Nils Nilsson, of Pierpont, ;. d..
John Mortenson, of Pierpont. 5. ID.
Jacob Aadland, of Pierpont, 5. ID.
III. A. Hildebrandt, Register
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Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate
Feb. Is BY

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
an order OF the county court of Day county
made on the 18th day of February, 1907,
directing me, as guardian of h person
and estate of Joseph +. McDermott, incom-
petent, TO sell the lands hereinafter
described, belonging to said incompetent,
for the purpose OF payingthe debts of said
estate and the support of the said incom.
petent, / will sell at public auction at the
front door of the Court house, in the City
of Webster, Day county, South Dakota, on
Monday, the 18th day of March. 1891, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. the following
described lands, to-wit: The east half oil
the northeast quarter and the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter and the
southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
| ter of section eleven ny. township one
| hundred twenty-five C122), range fiftythree
| (53) in Day county, South Dakota; said
sale to be for cash with at least one
| third of the purchase price payable at time
of sale, the balance to be secured by mort
gage on said real estate, due and payable
two years from day of sale with interest
at Z per cent. payable annually.
| Dated February 18th, 1907.
David Williams,
Guardian of Joseph F. NcDermott
incompetent.
! Sears Il Potter,
~ttorpeys.
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we will endeavor to give you details al
the town grows and develops.
A. C%randallite.
Day County School Officers
Meeting.


Meeting.
Saturday, March 10, 1907
A meeting of the Day county school
officers will be held in the Court house
at Webster, Friday, March 18th, 1907.
The same to begin promptly at 10 o'clock
a m for the purpose discussing school
interests.
Section 229S of the school laws read
as follows: 1.-The county superintendent
shall, between the first day of December
and the first day of April of each year,
require the district school officers of his
county to assemble at one or more con-
venient locations within the county, for
the purpose of discussing questions rel
ative TO their official powers and duties"
j. II. Hetley,
County Superintendent.
PROGRAM
Morning Session.
Organization.
Roll call of officers.
Some recent school laws
......... Senator VIM. Carpenter
Discussion ............ ............
$500. Lead by Hon. James Hamilton
Questions and discussions.
Heating and ventilating school build
ings G. H. Smith, of Minneapolis
Afternoon Session.
Reports OF tree planting ............
Various parties
Trained teachers for rural schools. .....
......... President Nash, Aberdeen
Address of county superintendent. .....
Fl. Hetley
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For Sale.

Team of mares, 10 to IL years old,
weight about 1,100, with good work
harness. Inquire of 9. E. Blegen,
Webster, South Dakota.
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pets were very
W a farmer was
tn a dog tied on
id. Miss Anna
e see the rope
dog when she
ht the corner Of
Bcame e~ntanglsd
or several feet
slusn before the
. Fortunately
light injuries.
OILS Wearne was
|out the house
lg room with a
(rry she started
amer fell, the
nd breaking in
|e manner the
hem receiving a
Pf her face and
Herman was
ter tieing the
! flow of blood
Ee over twenty
|Lt is an awful
nd parents have
"a, at the home
cured the mar.
Fz to Mr.. Elias
k the contract.
[ces beneath al
lace curtains,
the First Meth.
the ceremony
nd wife. The
|eautitul white
lie the groom
black. After
tuouus dinner
the recipients
| as beautiful
tarted keeping
farm, two and
t of We ster.
were Mr.. and
Mr.. George
Mrs. Jespersen
!. and Mrs. s.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. Bert Hews
. Guy McKib-
James Walton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

|the Wifi arm and the other pene
'tratlng the chest near the heart
The Hsnd man lived at 2ll0 Park
Grove ay, Los Angeles.
An over the room we're evidences
Of the struggle Upon being
awnkoua6 by the burglar. Aiaway
undoubtedly made an attcmpe 70
capture him. a fierce struggle and
and Always death following
After firms the fatal shots the
manudor escaped through the win.
dow by which he had entered the
Alaway residence,
The Alaway home was one OF
eight homes IN Austin and Oak
Park ranaaoked By burglars last
night and early this morning and
Il ~ supposed that the man who
murdered AlawRy WAS involved IN
all
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NOW, WASN'T THIS PRETTY SOFT? WHAT?
FRENZIED FINANCE Exploits FRANCHISE

Seattle star Exclusive Service
NEW YORK, Nov BIS fren.
zied finance dead
Could you--could anybody today
obtain franchise that Isn't
worth dollar for street railroad
that will never BIO built. the con
struotion OF which was enloined By
a court. the equipment Of which
consists OF no roadbed. no wires.
no power houses and no street
eafHf
And then. II you should accom-.
pliah all this
Could you sell this accumulation
OF miscellaneous nothinEa for al.
most 1000. 900 big. round. solid
American dullarsq
Here is a little story Of high
finance IN New York II IL about a
street railway deal II ~ one
little angle ia the amazing flnan.
cial tanKle recently disclosed dur
ing the Investigation ~ the books
Of the Metropolitan Street Railway
Co Il shows how Wall a. luggloa
Industry FOR stock prpfita
The Item discovered By Marvin
scudder. expert accountant for the
public service commission. OF which
VIM s. wins 10 chairman, shows
the purchase by the Metropolitan
from Anthony n Brady. 81 the
Fulton. Wall and CortiAndt 81
Ferries Railroad Co" for 1895.
60T ~.
The story Of the Ferry company
sounds much Ike a fairy tale 10
June. 1855 the promising little cor.
poraiiun took life Sufficient con.
SCENTS from property holders for the
building % the line were never OBJ.
talnsd. The supreme court In 1885
granted lntunction. restraining the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
HUNTER LOST AND
DEATH IS FEARED

20 shnw up Alarmed. his com.
paniou searched the woods Tor
three DAYS. bot found no trace ~
lhe missing man. and nothing has
been heard % urcellah since
II Greeilah bad a broken les. a.
10 feared By HE companion. 10
climbing over the logs and through
undoFbruah. he would have died ~
this time from starvation and En-
posture. and UnderbeFg has little
hope Of seeing his companion alive
again.
In the hope OF discovering some
traces 81 tho missing man. q rescue
party. headed hy J. It. Tucker. Of
us Lane 81. left The city 1t 2
o'clock this morning. and viii make
a thorough search Of the country lu
the vlcinity Of whore Greeilsh vas
last seen
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CHICAGO. Nov b~lu a deal
pcrsse struggle with u burglar early
this morning, James w Alaway. a
rommiaaion merchant OF Los
Angeles, was shot and killed in
the home Of his brother. Edward
Ia Austin. a suburb The murdofad
man retired early last night and
before dawn this morning his
brother was awakened by shots
which followed the sounds of aruf.
Hing Rushing 10 the apartments
of hia brother Edward saw James
atagger and fall Il was shot by
a burglar" was all tho wounded
man said, and a moment later he
was dead.
Two OF the burglars bullets
struck Alaway. one going through
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company from building the road
The Injunction la attn IN effect IN
1895. e Was cold under foreclosure
into possession 81 Brady
The road Was given its present
nAnlG and there was an authorized
capitalization of 81 900. 900. all
water except rs shares that were
set forth a. having been issued for
real cash
Experts have estimated that the
road would have lost $4,000 a
year had Il been built. yet Brady
Waa handed tsc5. e07i9 Tor t.
How'd you like to be a frcnzied
finance fluauciorf
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Some of the Reasons Why You Should
Locate at Port Simpson

1t is a new town. Business is not crowded
II is the terminus of a New TranScontinental RAN
way, and thousands of men will be employed along
the road and in the town next summer
1t is the gateway for the last of the Free Lands
of America, and is also the nearest harbor, with
transcontincnta connections TO Alaska, being SIX
hundred miles nearer these gold fields than Seattle
1t has an ideal climate, similar to Seattle i
will be within thirty-sx hours of the Atlantic
waters when the Hudson Bay-Pacfic Railway
complete.
There will be thousands of men there next
summer, and you had better reserve your location
at once. Call at the office and look over the pats
and familiarze yourself with this locality.
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Pat Grniiah. who Tor some time
has boen operating q shooting gal
iarY At Sixth av and king o. has
disappeared and u n believed that
he was accidentally nhnt or sua
iaincd a fatal fail while huntiug ia
the woods aruund Port Angeles
The police were this morning noti.
fled of GFeellah'a diaappearance hY
bis hunting companion. Tom Tn
drFberg Al emplnyo q the Brook.
iyu hotel
undsrberr and Grcsiiah. accord
ms 10 the formers story. went
hnnflng IN the Port Angeles coun.
try about two weeks ago. intend
tug 10 remain some time Last
Wednesday they loft their camp
after game. going BY separate
routes. and fixing upon time and
place Tor meeting Gfceiiah failed
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BIRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today az
fonswa:
Dtanlle-To wife II J 8 Daarine
Scahle. Oct o. daughter
Ward To wife Of II Ward. 1916
IbodHion av.. Nov 2. a daughter
Muffay To wife Of n A. Muffav.
Ronton apartments. Oct. no. "A son
SJlcar To wife 81 y. Spear. 1899
Federal av. Oct %. son
Reach--To wife Of b. n. Beach.
1915 9th av.. Oct 10, a son.
BcndaH--To wife of 81 Hendna.
s2i Washington st., Oct "a, a
daughter.
Mathewa--To wife OF q. J.
Mathews, 40S 23rd av s.. oct 30.
daughter
Moon TO wife of J. r. Moon.
44l p 13rd st.. Nov 2. daughter
Rudge To wife Of J Rudgo. 1919
18th ay s.. Nov 2. a daughter
Weshem To wife OF p. W
Woshem, i03 Dewey Nov 3. a
daughter.
Larson To wife OF A. Larson.
1910 Lane st.. oct 81. daughter.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov b-Tho
superior court adjourned again until
Wednesday morning. whom. n no
further holidays are proclaimed. the
Ford trial viii be- resumed
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EARTHQUAKE

sHinE. lslo Of wight Nov. 3d.
An earthquake disturbance was
recorded az the observatory here
The point ~ oriEln was AZ a dis
lance 81 about $500 miles. II H.
probable that the disturbance was
IN aome part oi The Prolific ocean
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M u R D { RE R
ESCAPES
sy United Prsss.)

VERNON. - G.. Nov 6-George
Hines. who murdered Nelson
Chance IN q dispute over cards.
has escaped from the custody II
the provincial police in tho neigh.
borhood Of shuswap Bioodhounds
are following Hines. who Is
known 10 be desperate man.
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uhaiss buiidiaK lets sn Tsanssfsua a.
tftg 20 tl5s sasA 0niF t4t ash dsaa
and talknca IS meath Any ssadf
man fan ana a haaaa 90 these terms
Fiaa csF service n yea mnIA Az daY
to show the lots sons sHsnfnx % 90
sundsr
nfCHMoNn urnwErT coMpANT
sffsata Empife nide
Fhonss asia tilfi FAD sstf IL
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Port Simpson TOwnsiteCo
GA PIONEER BUILDING.
SEATTLE, WASH
Port Simpson Wants Now

Grocery Stores, Furniture Stores, Butcher
Shops, Restaurants, Lodging Houses, General
Store, another Hotel, and Theater. Can you man
age any of the above named II SO, there s m
ideal opening for you at Port Simpson. Call at
the office today and talk il over with us.
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for enc insertion, Toe
70. line. Seven words TO the
Tine. Three times. one cent a
word one month. SC per line
per day.
Minimum charge for an lad"
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN ENC V
Kennedy Drug Co. First av.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCY-P, il
Mullen, Ssl ballard av4 opr
CITY Hall Phone, Ballard SOC
MAIN oFFICE-Scventh aNa
between Union and University,
Phones. Main 1850; Ind. tti
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
lty for errors % any kind 90
curing IN telephoned adVar'
tlsements.
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CLAIM POPE IS WELL.


ROME. Nov g. The official .
} organ Of tho vatican declares =
that the rumorr Of the SO 4
health Of the pope are ahao. Z
} luioly without foundation. His 4
! holiness Is IN good health. 4
4 4 A q 4 A =
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today a.
follows.
Pope Infant Oct. 81. lNs VII
lard
Schwoiuobart-J gchwelnchaif.
q. Nov 2. SOS Sth av.
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Land values. az present low.
VIII advance rapidly. az the de-
mnnd increases and ere five
years from the inception u the
road Port Simpson will be a City
further advanced than many OF
The older Cities ~ the Pacific
Coast. because Il has the facili
lies for a city II two hundred
thousand people before the road
has completed It's tracks into
Fort Churchill and rs growth
viii increase steadily until II has
attained a size equal TO Chicago
or New York.
Never before IN the history OF
the West has there been a town
plated that IL 50 full of posi-
hlliuea. Seattle has had 20 a.
vide its shipping with Tacoma
and Vancouver aud every other
city on the Pacific Coast had an.
other Port with about equal ad.
yantages bidding for It's com.
mCrce
Port Simpson alone of the
number of Pacific Scaports has
mo- rival u is six hundred miles
nearer the Oriental Markets than
any other American harbor: Il Is
six hundred miles nearer the
Alaskan market than any other
American Port. and IL Is over
two thousand miles nearer the
Atlantic seahonrd and nearly
three thousand miles nearer
Europe These distances amount
TO something when one romem.
bers that the round trip r. twice
the distance given and that the
vessel can load az Port simpson
az easily as at Seattle, lts near
est rival with ample rall con.
ucction TO handle an OF this bust
ness aud with over three hun
drod and twenty million acres Of
first class agricultural land back
Of ~. what better place can you
find for a city of thousands We
answer none. there is not City
In the United states or Canada
that can point to such advan.
taEos.
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WHY BUY . fursnlsf little tss fef
fttH eheM yNm fNN NHr 8 acres contain
fs8 ae lHts sas ttsa or fsfFms ~ ttfA
daun o. PER munfh ~ 6 y Hiii1sa
eiass % Taeasna intsrusaanf Office tr
Ttnas Vlarh 1t
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FARMs AND ACREAGE.


Move out ON ranch and % indie
pendent You VIII always have = good
Twins regardless ~ money conditions
Ne have anne of the finest land IN the
state divided into ten. acre tracts near
nafhetl tfivn from flan ta $1,000 per
tract ttNN Down. balance easy monthly
pas mentH These tfaIia are selling last
A few eholeessnea left
IONG.RnN WEnAAWK,
40 Arcade nidE
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Home Builders,
Attention.

r-ois sssifa IN me tesi PART u Qusss
Anae Hui
oaiY tita e. ans o. any ED tsrms
Naa eAnt
Tux HOME IsVEgFMENr co
Nsin tftt 81 asriaa uifH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

NNlInfN HfHWNN Nf Seattle
MUST ia VIZ MONEY AT ONCE
81 aiii sell two neat Groom houses and
t0Et0n lat with frut tfeaa close in
u goo lsaa than former aakinF price
Present price e. 900, monthly Income.
from 90 tu $50 hak Wafford nt it9
Fourth ave north. ur phone Ballard
1893 Take Ola ballard var and rot IN
az Ship street a.E
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FARM
BARGAIN

40 acres - good level land, near 70
attta Partly cleared Uunning WHtnf
tfiee o. pee fnr immpdiets sale See
HFHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

CHEAP. CWEA PAN roinN East. ny
boise large piece land. ne laviuE hens
HafEfan hHfFa. flesh Jersey cnus
enough auod 10 last az Hfutsf. al for
fEaa. terms $50 daWu g. per month B
dant come eut " you are hroas ~ Z
must leave 90 once. fires offer sets a.
See uH fahRH. take Tacoma tNfaQuftsn
e VALLEY CITY see NJ of Mr. RICE II
noFToH HAnuun ENCtnatoS vas
BIO SUCCESS The BE beat vas
crowded 90 tha umit over 900 zoo
worth ~ land uHa aaid The new rnii+
fgaa town on ths Sound there ia lf feet
81 water Of irW taH liHNfN ~ work
~ good wages f9r everybody See ~ ~
Hniman'H rashfsf. in Times Block. Tor
free passes ~ff
Zine new a.rHnm house. modern IH
every respect Wli Hdn On EASY terms
90 exchange for equiiy or vacant prop
cry uT uUfnHNn
CfffTVEN a MUNGER
600 Peoples fanh bldg
Main 1855
HaHua .HaaH 80 fa. NH.afH ffra.H...a. A.
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CRY REAL ESTATE.
A Real Bargain

tfoeai rev cattnEg o. NaFlus adfi.
ttaa. nFatir sd cuuFanleHfiF sFranfra
f.at session Nea rhirNHH HnaFn Lies
h4zl and slightly Price a. zee aHfg ltat
ash balance Frff easy terms rnfs
sill make nine hume Zee sanaH fam
~
LONEuMKN a WwuNAuK
tee Arcade flHa Sc
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vEWN cHHAr want 90 aun wefn.
anlY tfsQ On tsfns ~ taa aswn ne psf
snanth. buys HiY taaaa and large Yiees
- land faws chickens. CiesE NJ street
cars store anf schnoi faka Tacoma
fnteruftan 81 valley CITY See Ars Lee
mar o. 80 Hiilfnana sashfsf In rimss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
DIVORCE GRANTED
TO MRS. BARD

SPOKANE. Noy. 5.-MrH 0uaele
Bard. % Seattle. has been granted
q divorce from judge william H..
Bard, formerly ~ Nome. Alaska
but now Of the firm Of Bard and
Feuton. u Seattle Edwin Feuton.
Mr. Bard's partner. gave testimony
which secured the granting OF the
divorce. A Mrs Randall was nam.
ed az correspondent Mrs. Bard
was given the custody 81 the two
children.