davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
So CT. Corset Covers

by herringbone stitched band<-others
with desp lace woke OF three lace fnserta.
all ribbon run. and with lace trirn'd arm
holes
Linit-Tvo.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
sf.co Yd Wide TafYsfas

Latest Dress Shapes-fashionaole shades
and black-Felt OF Velvet binding.
IImit-Two.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
$3.50 Cal. Plaid Plankets SAC

ia size. for double teds: best coInrings
Handsome. heavy. all-wOOl blankets
impossible 20 find elsewhere at such
price.
Iimit-Two
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

29 CT. Lining SaleenS .l6
Rich Satin LUstre-36 inches wtde-Black
and leading shades TO match new Fall
dress goods.
Iimft-fO Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

3 CT. Tafeta Ribbons III
Good heavy quality for Hat Bows and
Sashes-new Fall shade@5'. 20 8 inches
wide
Limit-iO Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

sl.69 Feather Pillows f.ro
22X2s-pure, odorless festhers-coverad
with dainty art tickinE-you rarely md
pillows of this class at cut price.
Limit-Four.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
50 Ct. Hose Sup7o-ters %

Large Satin Pad-Sew- on and HOok-On-
extra heavy elastics-Black. Blue Pink.
White-regularIy a. and "a.
limit-T>wo pair.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
So C. EoTs' BloUses "a

Rose and Blue Chzmnrzv and Fancy
Sashes-nev FAN shades-t1z 10 g.
laundered and MISUNDERSTANDING or
collar attached-S to Is yrs.
Limit-Three.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
s3.ss Ostrich Plunes 2As
sl.2s Women's Felt Hats. s.

rs inches long-ANtra fun glCSsv Aus.-
Black and white
Limit-Thrse
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

Good Dsmask Towels of extra large size
24x4s-handsome borders knotted fringe.
Limit-Four
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

1212 CT. Scotch Flai6S 81
strong Wash Dress Fabrics. in wool Af-
fects. that make pretty and servtcesble
school dresses-S2 inches wide.
Limt-l2 Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
.s7.9e Heavy Curtains

Handsome Mercsrized Dauask Po-tte-ss
in the most desiraols coloringsplai1
and tvo-tnnes-heavy valsnce Srtnx. or
rOp. edge-aiI new this season.
Limit-Two Pairs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

"a Ct. Fancy Organdies ILL.,
White with dainty colored flower designs
81 inches wide-nothing pretIisr for
Winter evening wear.
I.lmit-l5 Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Sale Of Pillow Cases. sizes

So CT. Mems Underwear IS
F7eeced ggan-French Neck Shirts
Drawers with double seats and double
stitched seams
L.mit-Three sets.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
-4SsstsfsssassSsaA4seae .
HAEBURG-AMBRICAN LINE

- and 81 broadway. New York
90 State St. Boston. 1894 Walnut ST. Phna
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

sl.25 Damask Table Cloths, SO
Mercerized-Snow white bleach-S-fO size
patterns include the popular FIeur de
LIS and Stripe designs.
I.imit-TNNo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

who has the greater happiness. a ms a matron1
You know tnVeed tho road
srhood for there but that dsp
OF woman'H heart
lie nights trying the ncuns.
Of your nov pink null shall be ahred accordion pas AZ
and turn 70 got side back view The ~
dfemaker tells sharply that she not nng sows
wosep here and smiles sy.rs
body9 80
DO miles evenings pls..
aud home enthusiasm tha. her
sleepy audience while tell her all aboutit7
Does day bun. its violent
y this zpensi anything that q Intsr<r
al tho engaging that college friend Of brother Jacks hs
hat7
Then you are maiden happy free. Hvins Won
defand Of anticipation the Of the
that must scatter before the intense realities Of ss
Do the tw0yezrs reception Kost
upside down that the f8luea be whers az<
ffeahen your old hat aloonceanE veil
bargain help hist
Do plan and patch provide and
fye day In with mischevoas psck
half dead from bumps fails until that
time husband uokrf
brilliant 70 than Well whom DID today~
paouo rsaliy want 20 be pleasant and amuslng'
Then YOU mston. eburdened and
Happy" axcam Say rather dislu2oned" And
AhEfsd down. gather die oueao
OF his verety
smooth vanish your nlps rn
that benencent sixth q perfect compelling
tentf
Happlneaa2 why you wouldn't
hour for AL Of the ~ hs naldanho0d
Regardless o. natures gf and fortunes ire
woman IN Nalk Of hfc Is the mat9on who q mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
SCRAPS

Whom town fellow visits 4 coun.
try home ana they At him down 10
a table laden with hickory wood
smoked ham as sweet as nectar
fried eggs fresh from tho chicken
factory. home made bread. but
ter churned before breakfast
milk and cream that never saw
chalk or water. and score Of
sweetmeais pastries and fruits. and
then apoiiEize 60 him for not hav.
ing something 70 eat he can not
help but wonder what they do have
when they are expecting eompanu
---Greenyille fEennl Sun.
An Interesting lirss with the past
viii shonsly be- seEareA 81 the com.
Ing. Resignation Of the Rev ]. p
Faunihofpc. Halo has been principal
since 1875 Of Whitciandrs college. In
the Kings road. Chelsea White.
lQnfis VIII he familiar ~ students of
the v0luminOua correspondence 81
jobs Ruakln who took keen inter.
est IN tho annual selection ard ~.
siailaiiOn 81 the May queen The
retiring principal was a cherished
friend Of Ruskin, and o. sun preHl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

AZ Cape BRETON there are in.
monse collierlca being worked ur.
der the ocean These submarine
mines cover thousands Of acroa. and
are bclnE Increased steadily The
mines erc entered NJ one ahorc. nmd
tho opeHsoea follow the vein be.
meath The water FOR moro than "a
mHe II mlN'p be expected thao die
waciN1t 81 8ie wainr would force It's
way ln@o me mine The bed ~ the
uces IL as -Fht a. cement els
tern. A sort 81 fire clay lines the
submarine roof of the mine. and the
sediment above Is held Ia niace
and packed down by tho water
pressure until there Is not a Crnvice
nor q drop OF water from overhead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
SCRAPS

More than $4,000 600 pounds Of
fn4faSoni we're produced at Lyons
France. In 1900
This population OF Paraguay has
Increased IN SO years from 200 900
20 200 coo
Il il estimated that the sun will
bs ahie 60 supply The present
amount % beat for another $1,000
90 years.
In England female labor has a..
most dlaapp.sres in ng5ieaitofs'
pursuits. IN Germany Y siih con
stitutea over 8 per cent OF me sotA'
number % workers
A cnnsui al Treblxond writes taA'
recently II took eight months fof
some photographic pens % come ~
express from America 20 a port On
the Black sea
Several years ago Denmark b
gan 10 utilize conxictH Tor cnitsvAi-
Ing the soil The example IL 70 b.
followed IN Norway. where. In con
sequence of emigration. there = a
aearth Of labofera.
Al Leigh police court a man vas
recently fined a and costs for
having pulled the trolley pole Of
an electric trRmrar or the over
head wirc 20 step the car bees use
q mans has had been blown off,
Engineer
Jean Rrun. dead at io2 years. AZ
Geneva. said i have never con
suited = doctor and have never tai
on medicine have drank ami
smoked all my life. and. with the
exception % ny mother. hare never
kissed n woman
Belglum's eminent sculptor. I.cf
lamheauf. who IL regarded b.
many as Robins only rival. Is busy
on the monument TO be erected in
Washington 10 the memosy OF the
F7iFnt ~ tntff.4stsf ..s - 49, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

dent Of the LONDON Ruakiu Society
London Chronicle.
great many nature fakira be.
GIN Once upon a time. says a
contemporary. And many OF them
end. And they lived happily ever
after. - Washington Herald.
The raveiing OF state hlehways
tn Massachusetts durias dry wealth
or mas generally been prevented In
the past by spreading a thin coal
OF sand over the surface. Datrlng
iaai year. however. there were two
qnitf profracted dry spelis which
disturbed The bond Of the road ana
caused loose stones 70 stand un an
the surface although sand wss
spread thlnly as before. h dia ngt
prevent the rayeilng An All ~
stances Engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

tobiceslon BY defense. Sustain.
ea)
Q. our purpose nov. Mr.. Rock.
efeiler. IL 20 ascertain the financial
condition 81 the standard OF Co %
Indiana. which has been convicted
~ giving illegal rebates and which
- therefore aubhect 20 a heavy
fine.
A. its condition before OF after
the fines. Ia. haf
q. Bat the possible total Of
fines that eau BE- Inflicted Is the
enormous sum 81 SD ESQ. 600 The
court Wishes 10 knoN II the com
pany can stand thls much of a fine
or not
A. You mean. Il wants 10 know
u tbs people can stand 81 I don't
knoH--yet.
a. Do you Intimate that the
coiiectlon 81 any fine would entail
hardship upon the consumers q
ole
A. Well you know. We are
guided b. sweet charity and low
ing humanity.
q Do you realise thar tho N.
tent Of the law IL thar the owners
Of the offending company should
bear the burden Of this puniah.
meut1
a. That reminds tire 81 an an.
cctiote
O. u II apr0poss
A. No. it's Appropriated. will
tell 4 70 you A mau with a TIN
badge on knocked ~ the door 81 =
suburban dwelling The lady 81
ihe house came 90 the door. Mad.
am ne said. does that dog Ia the
front yard hglnng 90 yoag's ~Yca.
sal dthr lady Wen thaf dow has
Just bitten a little xirl In the neigh.
porhood. "oh. said tho lady nmfl.
ing. It's true that the dog belongs
70 me. hus his troubles cont very
good. eh Has ha. ha. Ia. hal~
lheccas tAkcnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

lsfe George NJ Pullman. the f0rn6
head Of the Pullman Car compxx,
Henry Thomas Splndler. VI
died recsntiy al Breniford. Engiss.
AZ the age OF 80. was for nss
seafs connected with the ola l<1
con sin. He acted as proofrsats
% Charles Dickens. and poas.ss
many relies OF the great norsk
including proofs with hsa alta
lions upon them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
THE DOvEYDOVES AND THEIR FIRST BORN
~ y. W. soHAaFER.

Mr. poveydove-0uesH what I've for baby Jeanette
Mrs DoveydoyeNot Of mar
" swallowed OF those you gave her
NO tfs something ffersnt % TINA 1eon
baby want fty pity. nlcs
IN unwFAp a. WAY. % all thnEa. Ismuar sotaiera
what on earth 10 baby o do with a noldi
Why pay with them 1 brought them Tor her
to eatr' - ~
but TIN soldiers piaythngs Tor Why xoa
pftnk her doll a fudy bear thAf7
Well when q % vi tin mndars and
make mimic with enthusiasm u 10
coming general"
Yes and ~ a
= 49, -
Vet TOPS suitable 70
a girl Tor giri q
Yes but yet Let a ua aloua and ahof BE-
Tom boy tin she's old enough o 81 10
-Hut I don't baby be q M
Huh want the boys have AL the Al
your Anyhow. ahe oasht q have foeknk
No lsmual Nor svord druEa. lot Of
other things yoa would her"
Then iust her = b. wlth
Dogsydors really eouiorsod with this effort 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

BY r. W. schaefes.
q Your nameg
A John
q John. ehs
A no John D.
q Rockcfeilerf
A. Yes, I'm that Rocky Teller.
b. In. hai
A phiianthroplst
q mean hov DO you set pour
money!
A don't have 10 get Il. I've
already got A.
q We realize that Mr.. ReeAe.
felier but that isn't answering our
question Are you not In shc OIL
business
A No. OIL Is ms paatime.
q Nov. coming down to IS
Broadway
A didn't know where you
we're g0lng. but | knew you we're
on sour way. he.behe,
q what i your connection
with the STANDARD on Coz
A. Merely that virtue Is It's own
reward
Q Oh. does It pay It's dlyl.
dends IN vlrtuee
A No. bat II pays its dividends
b. virtue Of its reward
q You are the principal STOCK.
holder. are yon mott
a u you men In the virtue.
yes
A. ! mean 10 the STANDARD OH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06


PARIS. juno 29.-To cure her VI
music madness, Jas Clineh. mith
will take his wife for a three
months motor trip through EuWpe
and Asia
Mrs. SmiUsa music obaesBion."
ia the words of her husband has
caused her 10 desert society and 10
vote all OF her spare momeniaoto
music Mr. Smith aid not object,
Il ~ said. until his wife informed
him that she was tho leader 81 a
perfectly lovely orchestra of girls
and had offers from a number OF
vaudeville managers
Jas. Cliuehsmlth rs the million.
afro brother OF Mrs Stanford
white whose husband WAS killed
By Ihaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
S. S. Tourist

The new steamer Tourist sn
make the 10 a. IA. and l.ispn
funs 20 the navy yard on suntr,
July 9th. The Tourist Ia rss
throughout and built for consiurs
Don't salss the new boat The rsg
yArd u crowded with vessels saa
~ The Nebraska. Oregon. wIxom
SIN, Chieago, Boston. Al5any. PAN
eelphia and Nipsic. So brlnr IL
iolsa and be patriotic and have n
ride % your ife Tourist Ie1z~
Pier z Round trip. E0e. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
VefY Halnful.

Very Helpful Q
a recent BEAUTY HINT tells
that waaan 81 nervous temper.
amont should have oiKht honrn Of
sleep 10 keep her in good hoallh
The yalue Of this advice IL appra'
eiatod when II IL known woman
generally discovers that she ia % a
nervous temperament when she
cannot sleep eight hours. no matter
how hard she tries,
An equally logical remedy for a
nervous temperament would be- 10
have none at all a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

These aFe ahong. The coat has the
edges hand sc9iopod. and me col.
lar and sleeves aEe also hand
worked.
Shlrrcd mouaseRnc affords a
dainty headdroaa for the little girl
a charming one has y broad brim
and a Low crown. This Is dec0rat.
ed with a smashing bow Of black
velvet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

- the ufcEun n n a Nav Co.
Aux s, ? and 10. sept II. IL and
-. Chicago and return. sTi SO. St
Louis, t61 90. Omaha. Kansas City.
etc $50 90 Good ninety days with
usorovera Fuli particulars AZ Union
Ticket Office y r. Eilln. Geni
Agent sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

The first thing the tramp saw
upon striking ihS .Swn late NJ night
Vas the lighted window OF a fur
allure store whiting VAS B bed.
room suite, nice. sweet and clean
Tho tramp vas Tired aud the nlghl
of the made 40 bed proved too much
for him and without making mach
Noise he broke the glass ANA tpl
inside. flie noxt morning he vas
found sound asleep and snoring
mualcally. Il dld not take Ions q
rout out the wandered aud u was
done without ceremony. too Hf
dld not wait for further abuse bal
a. he famhled away be considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
FORMER MAY GOBLET TO
SPEND MILLION THIS YEAR
ENTERTAINING.

DUCHESS OF RoHBURuEFE.
LONDON. July 5The durhess
Of Roxburghe. who was MAY osoeiet.
81 New York. has entered uaon q
remarkable campaign 20 make her.
self famous as one Of the lereat
London hoatesaea Now IA Go OF
the social seasons" In the Nreat
city. and she win give ban the
last week In June that will cost.
70 is said. $4,000.
TAe gossipa aaY that the Haea.
SON will take t350.00 fgoRl her
purse, and that ~ the end III the
year her bills will have ameAiAied
TO $1,000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

t@A@AtfN va N%@tAAtNt 0NtNa%aFF
LONDON. Iune - Mina Mary
Macarthur. a pFominout BuElish
labor organizer who has tnet -.
turned FROM The United States.
where she weat % interest Ameu-
can women Ia uni0nism. has just
returned
In her report 10 the central body
OF England abe states that every
where IN the States she found the
condition Of worklngwomcn much
better and the standard 81 wages
much higher than IN Great britain
OF on tho continent. She added that
American women Ncrc fully alive
10 the benefits Of organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

tBeattls stars Exclusive srrvloe.l
MILWAUKEE,. Via. June 81 -
PctticoAts arr a destroyer OF Nrace
aaYa =. L. Stein. Of this city. pho
tggrnpher and artist
Women should wear clinnlnn
skirts. Says Stein "It'a difficult
10 get women 90 understand that
they mustn't wear a lot Of Hklrta
and petiicoatH For q successful
fulilengih photographic pose the
skirt should always be long twain.
I'd and pllnGinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
CKILD'S COAT OF
HEAVY LINEN

Heavy linen made lngo q long coat
j. an article Of wrArinE appafri that
should BE- In every child ward.
robe A pretty ouc has = bfcad
collar ana flouncua for aierrca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

fs your daughter enjoying her
.eafiou At the mcashore+T
She must be Her laundry hlii
> 80 a week Cleveland Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
. STAR DUST
BY JOSH

What q sensation Il would create,
II occurs 10 one after re,reading
Vanity Fair" II Becky sharp
would reKlaiur ~ a prominent hotel
IN pittsburg todayi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

The s. q. q.
"Ehe began her graduation essay
we'll but her attensi0n seemed 20
HoanStf a. tho end
4 think Il is because she Was less
Interested Ia the commencement
than Ia tho clothes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

himself a much injured member Of
soolely what's bed for " Il
isn't 20 sleep I'M" no asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

After ALL the toc John p Rockete
Ter lie has today actually hailed before judge In Chicago
and ordered iniques
o. the standard OH company
Possibly the law will further and something
on KiRg These startling surprises poa
Die that Justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Would Il not be wise the city keep
couple Of circus for The
The fire nead should day rob city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

&AANH N@f WfaAfH
@Ouf friend. the famous artist
says you gave him a faw deal :"
said tho magazine publisher TO his
editor
Why. It's impossible Ills cover
design showed up grand and bis
signature was IA tho right hand
lover corner largo a. c1slid BE
That's all very sell bai he
makes 4 90 llleeibiy that nobody
can read Il unless u ~ also printed
and you diau't do that"
A German advanced woman
complains that language IL IN the
conspiracy against women that q
Is fun % words which suggest The
superiority Of the mnacuiinn
Hnhl Although ii's masculine.
moliycoddie" doesn't seem 10 be-
that kind o. a word.
A Liverpool lady bad given her
hatcher her daily order over the
telephone. and later "a the day de-
eided % change q = iiifie and count
ersnand m order she bad given Tor
some liver
Ringing up her butcher she said
You remember that ] gave ynu
an order for . pound Of liver a
Whiie ago."
Yea wAn the reply
Well. ! find that 40 not need
e. and you need not send g."
Before sha could pat down the
recsifer khe heard The hatcher say
20 some one 10 the shop, Take
oat Mrs. blanks liver She says
alae can act along without a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
Boys Wanted

70 eea heaolc papers For infor
mation apply 20 Geo Eueler. star
office. old library building. between
and II In the morning and 2 HH
o N the afternoon Initiation foe
paid BY Engler. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

The new steamer Tourist will
make the ~ a. m. and 1918 y. M
runs 20 tho navy gard on Sunday
5Hly 1th The Tourist O. new
threHshnui and built FOR comfort.
Don miss the new boat. Tho navy
YARD Is crowded wish vessels such
a. the Nebraska. Oregon. Wiscnn
SIN, Chicago, Boston. Albany. Phlia.
dciphia and Nipaic.e So bring che
fohss and be patriotic and have the
side Of your life Tourist leaves
Pier z houad trip. SOC. go
Fiset Of bassleshlps AZ Naog Ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Intuition don't
toll a woman half
az much a. a hus
ban who talks ia
his sleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Fleet Of batileahlps a Navy Yard
aea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Fiuet of batslestlps vt Navy Ward
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

. Since Mr. Rseeyef stopped Teddy
have multiplied with apidit and all the
country.
The president speedily down business with
his rns this species Of wild beasts win be the undong Of
Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-13
A Fine Display.

c. A. Trowbridge, the jeweler, is
showing an exceptionally fine line of
Christmas goods this year, having
used great care in purchasing his
holiday stock. AS usual, souvenir
spoons of every description are on
exhibition in the show cases, and ar
ticles, such as china, silverware are
displayed very tempting for the de-
lectation Of connoseurs eye
For those whose fancy turns to
watches, rings, bracelets, hat and
stick pins, and similar articles of
jewelry, the array in Trowbridges
will without doubt prove to their lik-
ing.
The store has wonderfully i'm
proved in appearance since the inter-
ior WAS remodeled and renovated.
The addition OF new wall cases on
the east side of the room adds to the
general idea of dignity, the deep tones
of the interior decorations suggest.
Here are displayed some fine exam
pies of cut glassware that are we'll
worth stopping a moment to give
them more than a passing inspection.
An important feature of the goods
on exhibition in this store lies in the
fact that taking into consideration
the quality OF the articles displayed
the prices are very reasonable, some
thing that will no doubt attract the
attention Of the careful buyer.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-13
GEORGE MANSFIELD
ACCEPTS POSITION
THE BUSINESS MEN ELECT HIM
SECRETARY OF THEIR
ASSOCIATION.
New Official Is One of Rapid City's
Best Known and Respected
Citizens.

George B. Mansfield has been elect
ed secretary of the Rapid City Bust
ness Mems Club, to succeed Gram
vile w. Jones. resigned.
Mr.. Mansfield took up his new du-
ties Wednesday. and will serve out
the unexpired term of Mr.. Jones. His
reelection to the post at the annaual
election in January is assured,
The new incumbent for the secre-
taryship was unanimously chosen
for the place by the executive COM
mittee which is composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: f. Schneider, w.
w. Soule, c. L. Wood, j. L. Burke,
l. NJ. Humphrey and H. w. Hinrichs.
He is one of Rapid City's best
known and liked citizens and there
is little doubt that he will be sue
cessful in his latest undertaking.
Mr.. Mansfield has been connected
with the Tom Sweeney Hardware Co.,
for a term of years, having been en-
gagged in the real estate business pre-
viously
Arthur Cliff has been promoted
to the position formerly held by Mr..
Mansfield with the hardware COM
pany, George Fuller taking Mr..
Cliffs place as bookkeeper. Arthur's
advancement will be noted with pleas
ure by his many friends and ac-
quaintances.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-13
Fairl,urn Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Mclaughlin and
family arrived from Fort Dodge, Ia,
last Tuesday. They are visiting Will
Schrader. who is a brother of Mrs
Mclaughlin. They will probably
locate here.
Miss Nellie McDermand came home
from Pringle and Hot Springs Mon
day evening. She had pleasant
time while gone.
Friday, Chas. Edgerton and Lon
Ayres went to Rapid City on business
They came back on No. S.
Mr.. Lou Downen shipped two cars
of hay to Hill City. and Otto Nora.
strom one to Deadwood this week.
Mr.. H. Westover went to Rapic
City, Saturday on business, return
ing on the evening passenger.
The hay still flys in Mr.. ]. Young.
field, as he has two balers at worl