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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
De Ponce

Ell sefior don Francisco P. Coma
lez ha regalado la Biblioteca muni-
cipal de Ponce las obras Drama del
Arroyo" y "Verdad," la Ultima que
produjo la pluma gigantic de Emilio
Zo1a.
-Ha regresado de su viaje de ms
peccion por los pueb1os del Distrito
Ell inspector de Sanidad doctor Pa
niagua.
--Sefencuentra recogido en- CANA
desde anoche, atacado de leve do
lencia Ell Hon. Alcalde de Ia ciudad
don Simon Meret Gallart.
--Esta noche celebrara reunion la
directiva de la sociedad Taller Be
nefco', Tratara de diversos asuntos
entire ellos ell de la Inauguration del
hermoso mausoleo que han levantado
en- el Cementerio civil de Canas.
Sc encuentra va fuera de peligro
el joven don Alberto Silart, quien
estuvo muy grave hace algunos dias
-Pronto Sc celebrara una reunion
de distinguidos elementos del Arte
y la Literature, para formar Ell Co.
mite de Ia Association de Escritores y
Artistas.
lie ha sido pedida la renuncia
por Ell sef1or Alcalde de la ciudad, a
los sefiores Casimiro Garcia Y lose
Deynes empleados del Ayuntamiento
-Ha sido acordado por la ofciali-
dad de la Gurdia Nacional enviar to.
dos los sabados I'm sargento la Pla-
va para instruir a los guardias que
residen en- aquel barrio.
Han salido para Humacao ell doc.
tor y Ell Lcdo. Garcia del Vail. Feliz
viaje.
-Ha llegado a esta ciudad Ell pro-
gresista joven puertorziquefio don
Luis Alfonzo quien acompafIara a
Mr.. Luis Avenel en- ST. viaje de "tou.
rista' al rededor del mundo.
Son muchos los guardias del
cuerpo insular que Sc disponen a ir a
San Juan para examinarse de cabos.
"A 3oI lectores ascienden los que
han concurrido la Biblioteca Muni-
cipal durante la pasada semana. Es
muy hermoso Ell movimiento que Sc
nota todas las noches en- los sa-
lones de ese centro. Es una gran las.
TINA que sea tan limitado.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
Un actor falleCidO
Alfredo RIc0n

Nuestro amigo don America Marin
ha recibido anoche un despacho ca
blegrafico, concebido en- estos termi-
nos:
"Fallecimiento Alcon, imposibilitt
salida."
La compafIia de la sefiora Marti-
nez Casado, no viene, pues, 4 esta
lsla, por ahora.
Ell sef1or Marin ha retirado la fan
"a que tenfa prestada al municipio, y
sl teatro de San Juan queda dispo-
s1clon de los empresarios de especta
culos haSta el dla treinta del mes CO
rriente.
La muerte del distinguido actor
Alfredo Alcon, ha de ser muy sentida
en- Puerto Rico, donde ha hecho el
malogrado artista brillantes tempo
radas, en- la compaf1fa de Roncoroni y
en- 10 de la sef1ora MARTINEZ Casado.
Alfredo Alcon tenfa aquf mucho
p1blico. muchos admiradores.
Nosotros que hemos aplaudido con
entusiasmo la labor irreprochable del
artista fallecido. consignamos el sen.
tlmlento con que hemos sabido la
nueva lamentabl que priva 4 la es-
cena espaflola de una fgura de gran
relieve y al arte espaflol de un inter.
prete admirable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
FL Yiaje de Mr.. Post

Hoy Ia dos de la tarde abordo
del vapor "Filadel6a" ha embarcado
Ell Gobernador Post.
Ell rapido viaje de la primera auto
ridad, Sc nos informa que es mott
vado por una carta que recibiera
anoche en- Ell vapor "Brooklyn" en-
cuya carta Sc lie hacfan por el Gobier-
no de Washington, algunas guntas
referente al conf1icto que existe en-
tire ell Auditor de Puerto Rico y la Cor
te Federal, y otra carta conteniendo
ciertos cargos hechos por Ell abogado
americana Mr.. Sweet contra dicha
autoridad.
Este viaje improvisado del Gober-
nador, Post Sc comenta vivamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13

citado como experto xn medico en- P
r. lie sera dada prelacion para su
comparecencla ante Ell tribunal que
lie solicJtare, sobre todo en- los casos
en- que Ell informante resida en- otra
localldad Siempre que este no sc
oponga las leyes de Puerto Rico.
La Asamblea termin6 pidien.
do, el presidente, doctor Saldana
TN voto de gracias para el pre-
sidente de la Association Medi-
ca y otro para el Comite orga-
nizador de la Asam blea, que ha
trabajadO con tan feliz acierto
~ exltO tan extraordinario.
Ell trabajo que ahora tiene
|encomcndado el Comite que for
man ClnCo medicos eminentcs
es de una importancia innega-
bic y de una responsabilida
que rodea de TN grande interes
la labor meritoria que han de
llevar a Cabo, consultando q la
opinion publica, armonizando
los intereses generates con los
de la clase medica, y con los
deberes de los organismos en-
cargados del servicio que Sc
quiere mejorar en- grado extra
ordinario.
La Asamblea ha estado acer-
tadisima, y la election hecha
de los profesionales que han de
intervenir en- la redaccion del
proyecto de ley, es una garan-
tia de exito def1nitivo, como lo
10 ha sido, acknowledgements, la
Asamblea, cuyos debates ha di-
lrigido con suma habilidad el
prestigioso facultativo ]. E.
ISaldaila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
BASES PARA Ell SERVICIO DE
BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA
MUNICIPAL

Base lei servicio medico de
Bene6cencia Municipal sera prestado
por medicos cirujanos con derecho a
ejercer la medicina en- Puerto Rico,
que no desempefien los cargos de
medicos de Sanidad
Base 2.-Oue cada municipio de la
ISla de Puerto Rico cuya Jurisdiction
sea menor de 5000 habitautes estara
en- la obligation de sostener por 10
menos TN medico cirujano para la
asistencia de sus enfermos pobres y
que para cada grupo de 5000 veci-
nos sera requerido Ell sostenimiento
de otro medico cirujano.
Base 3-Cuando los ingresos de
IN municipio menor de s 900 habi-
tantes no sean bastantes consignar
en- su presupuesto dotacion decorosa
para I'm medico cirujano, podra aso-
ciarse con TN pueblo militrofe para
tener juntos los selvicios medicos, 8
ndependienteme ente, Contratar TN
facultatlvo de las poblaciones veci
mas para que presto la asistencia me-
dica a los enfermos pobres, no per-
mitiendosc, sin embargo, que nlng1n
medico cirujano tenga el servicio de
Benefcencia en- mas de dos pueblos.
Base 4.-Que cuando por tres me-
ses consecutlvos I'm Ayunta amlento no
hubiere provisto la plaza de un medi-
co de Ben neticencia. el Secretario de
Puerto Rico nombrara un medico ci-
rujano para tai municipio con ell
haber que estimare cOnven iente con
cargo los fondos runicipales, y en-
armonia con Ia base 7-apartado A.
Base 5.-Que los ayuntamientos
de Puerto Rico anunciaran durante
un mes, en- los periodicos de mayor
circulation de Ia Isla, las vacantes de
Ias plazas de medicos de Benefcencia
reservandose la Corporation munici-
pal Ell derecho de elegir entire los so
licitantes Ell candidate que tuviere
por conveniente, debiendo preferir
siempre aquellos que sean ciudadanos
de Puerto Rico.
Base 6-Que Ell servicio de una
plaza de medico de Benehcencia ha-
bra necesariamente de ajustarse a I'm
contrato notarial celebrado entire Ell
Ayuntamiento Ell medico.
Base 7-Que todo contrato entire
I'm Ayuntan4iento y un medico para
cl servicio de Benefcencia no Sc es-
tipulara por lin periodic menor de
cuatro amos, dicho contrato COM
prendera como clausulas fundamen-
tales las siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
ViiajiallO Dor Ia ls|a
LAS NUEVAS OBRAS DE PONCE

Ponce es una de las poblaciones
mas industriales de la Isla y una de
las mas concurridas por los viajeros
del Sur y Oeste.
ES una ciudad de vcintiocho mil
habitantes y tiene una extension de
treinta y siete Kilometres en- sus ca
lies. Ell presupuesto de Ponce es de
$4,000 dollars, cerca de Glen mil
menos que San Juan con ser ssta de
area mas reducida como que es la
mitad de Ponce.
! Actualmente cuenta en- Su preSu-
puesto n unicipal con seis mil dos
cientos pesos para arreglo de GALES
y aceras, diez y siete mil dollars pa
ra alumbrado electrico.
| Ell Sef1or Simon Moret, actual alcal-
de de la poblacion, tiene en- proyecto
obras de urbanizacion que haran de
la Perla del Sur una de las ciudades
mas modernas.
Entire las obras que Sc proyectan
6auran Ell encs uzamiento del rio, fin
do evitar los desbordes del aqua
que convierten las GALES de la Playa
en- pantanos, hasta el punto de que
duran;e los dias de lluvia es compile
tamente impossible tralsitarlas, tai es
la acumulacion de tango, aqua y
barro.
La partida asignsda para los ex-
presados trabajos nos parece muy
pequefia y Ell Ayuntamiento haria
bien en- hacer I'm liamamientos al RI
quisimo comercio del mueble.
La construction de un Matadero
para cuyas obras Sc ha pedido TN
emprestito de catorce mil dollars, que
actualmente esta pendiente en- el
Consejo Executive; la installation de
un nuevo techo en- la plaza del Mer-
cado para cuyos trabajos Sc gastaran
cinco mil dollars; la prolongacion del
Acueducto en- muchas GALES de la
ciudad hasta ell Cementerio y barrio
de Canas. Hay destinados para las
exp-esadas obras veinte mil dollars
Sc encuentran para discutirse de
I'm momento a otro el emprestito de
doce mil dollars para mejoras en- el
Hospital Tricoche.
La importancia de los trabajos que
menciono junto con el proyecto del
nuevo muelle Municipal colocaran a
la ciudad una altura envidiable ha-
ciendo de la Perla del Sur un emporic
de la industria Y del comercio.
Hoy misno debe haber regresado
Ia comision eompuesta de los sefiores
don AgustfzT Gautier y don Bias G.
Silva, quienes 50 tras.adaron 4 San
Juan para confer enciar con Mr.. Post
acerca de las expresadas obras.
Yo agradezco al presidente del
Centric Espafiol don Carlos Ortiz las
atenciones a mi persona dispensadas
y hago votos para que ell referido Cen
tro, sea en- plazo breve balrarte mex
pugnable de la hidalgufa y caballe-
rosa lealtad castellana en- la RIGA y
lforeclente ciudad del Sur.
S. DALMAU Y CANET.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
Ell BROOKLYN

A este buque lie ha sido cambiado
Ell ncmbre por ell de ". S. Lucken-
bach" que trae su bordo los ST.
guientes pasajeros:
Captain y Mrs. Laurence Angel,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bailey, Miss Mary
Carpenter, Mr.. Harold Woodruff, Mr..
All Seitz, Mr.. J. Llavinia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13
DeScanSe Ell DaZ

la fallecido aver, en- Santurce, la
venerable y virtuosa anciana doffa
Micaela Benitez de Apellaniz 4 los 20
amos de edad.
Dsmos el peSame sus deudos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-13

A continuation reproducimos
por la importancia que tienen y
la trascendencia que envuelven
los acuerdos de la Asamblea
Medica, sobre regularizacion del
servicio de benetCenCla publ1ca
municipal en- la Isla,
Con arreglo a 10 acordado en-
la Asamblea, y que consta deta-
lladamente, eXactamente, en- la
information que damos a nues-
tros lectores, redactara I'm CO.
mite compuesto por los docto-
res ]. E. Saldaria, Rafael del Va
lie, del Consejo Executive, J,
Barreras, de la Camara de de-
legados, doctor Coronas, de Pom
ce y Munoz Diaz, de San Juan,
ell proyecto de ley que ha de
condenser y cristalizar estas as
piraciones de la clase mediCa de
Puerto Rico.
He aqui los acuerdos toma =
dos:
BASES PARA Ell SERVICIO DE
BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03

Dr. Robert Battcy of Rome. Georgia,
who was first TO remove certain pelvic
organs for the cure of nervous diseases,
and DR.. Walter Brashcar of kentucky.
the first surgeon 10 amputate at the
hip Joint. were country surgeons WEo
became famous. Another was Dr. Amos
Twitchell, of Keene, \, H., who became
famous in 1905 rs result Of tying. the
large artery conveying the blood from
the neck to the head. This operation
had been considered impossible, as ~
was believed to tie the artery would
cut off the flow of blood to the braln
and cause instantaneous death. a boy
accidentally shot at a regimental review
suffered a secondary hemorrhage four
davs 'afterward. and was almost dead
from loss of blood when DR., keener de-
cided TO attempt TO tie the artery. Com
pressing it with one hand against the
he dsseeieS S it thf free .d wP Of the tine
bows mother, successfully applied a
ligature,
4 simple method Of determining the
dislocatiop of a shoulder is by putting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03

4 simple method Of determining the
dislocation of shoulder is by putting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
[merican Advance in Surgery
By Frederic j. Haskin

Kprssoos are s.':a4isa taTea Ioroap 5e sari
Nc ~ ar,ctical work. 1t is
ID .ia,rs p that they make
4 sa'''s' as a result of careful 15srnl
ln',I, ,,ln reflection than n. Euro. anp.
a.p lbey surpass the sur
j ~, ,,natries ,t in effectiveness ,:
Lsds: .;op 10 and save a SumS n
tciIl ii;o..oycTies 70 oy hat nayc
90 diiieeoodersbip during the
|er; InITsbei sTs being saved daily
.ES.lTes az " American methods
!. 81 formerly would nS'' 'D
-, fac.,rs in tue success
II ssfsn,r rary y' sre cleonlints IS an'l
q sige,; ,;;dsl through the use
IeIs-pIo.l,u, IeIs-pIol ,,naesthetics. Here
<tks aGs ai;i.ovefv are divided
- Of dlscoil and the old,
" pew ,se discovery OF ap
S,lse .5S ,hd a'y use s Of anaestbeties b..t !,s
pl;..sd 2 80 i"G by Americans. But in
';.t;sS II important surg,cin, tgncii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03

one hand upon the opposite shoulder
ana @ trying to bring the arm to the side.
ms was not known until DIR T.
Douglas, of Georgia, originated the de-
monstratlon. Dr. Paul +. Eve. of
augusta, Georgia, was the first surgeon
10 remove by certain route one of
the pelvic organs that is a common site
of cancer 10 both sexes.
Among the famous American pioneers
IN surgery was Or. Phillip Syng Ply
SICK, who was born in Philadelphia in
i1oS; He began life as farmer, but
hnall% became known as the father of
American surgery because of his
many discoveries. After his famous
operation upon Chief Justice Marshall
for stone in the bladder, he performed
1000 similar operations. He was the
hrst to use animal igaturcs. cutting
them from buckskin glove and rolling
them under a marble slab.
Americans have done more than the
rest of the world in proving the i'm
portance of operating for appendicitis.
In 1867 DR., Willard Parker of New
York demonstrated TO the satisfaction
of the profession that operations would
save life in seventy-fvc per cent Of
such cases, and the practice of operat
ing is now general in America, although
Europeans are still thirty wears behind
IN using tie knife for this disease.
There is not space here for com
plete list of all the American surgeons
whose discoveries are now being used in
all parts of the globe where civiliza
tion has penetrated With increased
knowledge of the human mechanism,
with perfect cleanliness. and with pain
eliminated, the modern surgeon opcr.
ates with calm nerves and with the
most delicate machinery. Among IN
trIlieent persons the knife is no longer
regarded as a dreaued instrument Of
torture and questionable means of
relief from suffering. What further
advances will he made in surgery none
can foretell, but IT Is certain that Amer
leans will maintain their reputation as
leaders III the science.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03

Famous American Physicians' will
be the theme Of Mr.. I&skin'S article
In The Tribune Of Tuesday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

Got any barley? What's the most
you will take for it? Wearne wants 1t
Also your macaroni wheat.
Frank Anderson aud Charles Comp
ton, OF Webster, are in the city today -
Aberdeen News, Wednesday.
Mr.. Martin, who is teaching northeast
of town, was III town over Sunday visit.
ing his brother, J V. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Walser passed
through town Saturday morning on
their way to Menango, N. d
Miss Bertha Derrick departed for
Montana Friday morning. She will
spend the summer in the west.
Remnants of wall paper at &c to 100
per roll. Clean and good at snap prices
of Halbkat, the medicine man.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson and son went
to Ortonville Tuesday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Maud Potter came ove from
Butler Friday and remained over Sun
day visiting friends and relatives.
7. z. Egge, cashier of the Security
bank of Webster, vas t~rausacting busi-
ness in Lily the first of this week
Bring your job printing to the Re-
porter and Farmer office and get good
work on good stock at a fair price.
Thomas McKennett was called to
Waubay on business matters yesterday
morning. He returned last night.
DR.. J. S. Goodmanson departed Sat-
urday night for Hecla where he spent
this week on professional business.
The Success" Spreader has the
heaviest steel pin chain on the market.
The Ochsenreiter Implement Co.
A. T. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, returned
from his eastern trip Sunday morning.
If we don't have in stock what you
want in records we will get it, as we
order every other day, Hart the jeweler
Mrs. Austin Rowlee went to Eyarts
Saturday morning to join her husband
where they will make their future home.
Easter services at st. Mary's Epis-
copal church April 7th in the morning
at IL 100 o'clock and in the evening
at 7;30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott and daughter
came down from Bristol to attend the
wedding Of Henry Meyers to Maude
Chapman.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
E.. Huntington arrived home the first
of the week to visit for a few days with
his family.
Sam Calmenson departed Thur sday
evening for the cities TO visit his parents
and to make many spring purchases for
the firm of Tegtmeier & Calmenson.
He will be absent for about two weeks
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

f. w. Williams, editor and publisher
of the Summit Signal, was a visitor in
Webster last Friday. We acknowledge
q fraternal call.
Miss Daisy Williams, sister Of Mrs.
H. +. Denton, arrived from Pierre Fri
day morning for a short visit with the
family and friends.
DIR. McNutt was down from Aberdeen
Sunday in consultation with DIR. p. d.
Peabody over the case of Mr.. Wagner
who is seriously ill.
Cornl Corn! We have corn that is
good and dry. Make money-sell your
barley and buy corn.
Potter, Garrick q Potter.
w. G. Warner was in from Pickerel
lake for Q couple of days during last
week. He says the ice is going out and
the fishing will soo be good.
Mrs. @. O. Rieger and baby went to
Bristol Sunday on the cannonball to
to visit for q week with the lady's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Serum.
Sydney Breckenridge, Of Ortonville.
Mimi, arrived in the city Friday and
remained until Tuesday the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Thompson.
n. 7. weum, Of Minneapolis. MINI.
spout Sunday in Webster the guest of
his son, Peter Weum, the popular man.
ager Of the Webster Clothing company.
The dance given by the Knights Of
Pythias at the Kading hall last Thurs
day evening was quite well attended
and proved . very pleasant social affair.
Leave yoUz orders for house decor
ations and wall paper hanging with
Habitat. Am prepared 10 do all kinds
Of interior decorative work. All work
guaranteed. A. q. PAulson decorator.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

Invitations have been received in this
city to the marriage of Henry H. Meyer
and Miss Maude ArvillaC Chapman atWeb-
ster city today. Both of the contracting
parties are residents of Webster. The
groom was formerly a resident of this
city, where he has a large circle of
friends. While here he worked in the
Milwaukee railroad offices but since he
has lived in Webster e has been con-
nected with the Farmers and Merchants
National bank. The young couple will
be at home at Bemidji, Mimi, after
May 1st.-Aberdeen American, Tuesday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

Mrs @. r. Canning moved into rooms
in the Sanborn house.
Miss Josephine Fiagsrad had her
opening sale Saturday.
Finest resident lots in town for sale.
Inquire of 4 w. Small.
Just arrived, 400 new Edison phono-
graph records at Harris.
Finest resident lots in town for sale.
Inquire Of E. ". Small.
Hart carries the largest line of Ed.
ION monograph records.
Gail and see our line of talking
machines, Hart the jeweler.
Miss Joice Hetley went to Bristol Sat
urday morning for the day.
Alfred Butler went to Butler Satur-
day morning to visit friends.
We want you to see the best Spreader
when in town at Ochsenyeiter's.
Bismarck Serum was over from Bris-
tol for a visit Of a day this week.
Horses for Sale-See NJ. B. Long or
call at the office of Long & Long.
Registered short horn bulls for sale,
Call at the Office of Long g. Long.
Jens Peterson was a business visitor
at Ortley and vicinity Wednesday.
o. A Chilson went to Dell Rapids on
the early train Saturday morning.
THE Foxy Mr.. Bowser" will appear
at the opera house Monday, April 10.
Wanted-Millet aud timothy seed.
Long g. Long.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson and Harding
went to Big Stone Tuesday for a visit.
DR.. Brooks is building a fine gasoline
launch for use at the lakes this summer.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country Of the First
National bank.
Mrs. A. T. Cooper is among the num-
Der that are suffering with the grip this
Spring hat sale for Misses and
at Miss Flagstad's parlors
Saturday, April 8.
Mrs. Theo. Buechlar came Sunday
night from Alpena. 8. D., to visit rela-
tives.
Get your calico costume ready to
the Calico Ball at Kading's Hall
Tuesday, April 2.
Wyman Rider returned from a bust
ness visit to Minneapolis Wednesday
morning.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Henry Turner, Of Aberdeen, general
of the Acme Harvester com
was in Webster Friday on bu siness
for the company and renewing his
acquaintance with old friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

Grant Chapman anne in from the
Williams, Curtis g. Wickre ranch Mon
day to bring in q bunch Of horses that
had been wintered there for Webster
parties. De reports that there are no
roads and more water in the sloughs
than there has been for years.
O. E. Wilson arrived from Aberdeen
Monday and has accepted his former
position with the Reporter and Farmer.
lie has rented the DR.. Lull house in the
third ward and as soon as his household
goods arrive will go to housekeeping.
Mrs. Wilson will arrive as soon as the
goods can be shipped.
VIM. Mann, j. d. Martin, August
Stole, Chas. Stearns, #. p. Martin, A.
Dahl, Henry Gullickson and Sylvester
Aspen were among those from the north
western part Of the county who went to
Webster Tuesday to attend the leasing
of school lands. -Langford Bugle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheelar and two
young children departed for Albion,
New York, where they will make their
future home. They have lived in South
Dakota ID years and made many warm
friends during their stay who regret the
departure Of this estimable family, and
also wish them well in their new home.
The theatre goers of Webster are GER
tainly under obligation to Manager
KArpen for securing the Warning Bell
for the opera house last Friday night.
1t was by far the very best theatre
which has ever been seen in Webster.
It was good in every part and in most of
them excellent. There is one sugges-
ton that we feel compelled to make to
the management and that 10 the piano
used by the house has outgrown its use
fuilness and should be discarded.