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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07
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Isin sinseitellt.
= Serr Sobn Soldier pom GDnon
StraBe erlitt am Oienitas 9lbenb cine
ibwere S6dOcluerlesuns, nbem ibn
bel Der arbsit in Der Ssllsuus .3s6s elm
iallsuOer Stiiepieiler um SOpfe truf.
= Wiidasl Sdmiot pOn GDnOn
StruBe, Elm Sersmunu in Der Dodge
3sde, erbislt Samitu9 Ourh eiurn
Oedsnfull oas redte Sein eebro6sn
uno ben SOrper Seri6unoeH unO ler'
i6nittsn.
= Da bic Siirssr iener yiu6burs
idaft iid tber Die StOruns bstluseu,
bic ibnen bic Dampfpfeife oes SrforO
Breeders bel isosm 5eusr usruria6t, 10
buben ii6 Die itdOtiidsu Ssumtsn snt.
ihloHen. oas SlaIeu Der Dampipieiie
porldufis sinlultsllen.
= Der Union viquor 9aoen an gioro
Wiain auenue muroe iriih am Sonntag
Wforsen pon @inbrehern um s so in
@elo unO mebrers Slai6en Nein beitob.
len. Die 9erls idsten on einem Sinters
ienitsr Die @iieuitansen ub, nm in Oas
@ebduoe 3u selun9sn.
= Sin Siio Wtain gluenue StraBen.
babnwa9en serietb Srsitas abeno burh
bas sIusbrennen eines Wfotors in
Sruno unO bic Raiiasisre wuroen ourh
ben SOrsans in nidt serinse slufres-
uns ueriest, bod selans ss oenielben,
unuerleet Su eutfommen.
- Sin Wt666en namenS Wiartin,
oas nit ibrem Snfel an Spetlano
StraBe wobnt, nabm Sonntas in
ielbitm0roeriider abii6t elm fleines
Quantum @iit. Die 9sruienen AerSte
brahtsn es fertis. oas Wfdo6eu wieoer
auBer gsTabr iu briu9en.
- Wir iabren fort uno perna6ld6is
gen llnUeroaulihfeit, bis Sielelbe lebr
srnit miro. SSarum ni6t iofort elm
einfahcs uuo iiheres Wiittel sebrau.
den? Or. sIu9uit SOnis's Sambur.
ger Gropfen. Uelde Den 3uitunO usrs
dnoern uno ben Wtasen rssulirsn.
- 2lnna. Die Jingle 3o6ter bes
@ussn JtOis pom SlO SpOe Bart Slue.,
itiirSte Samitus sIbenO bic Sslertrsppe
binab. babel sinsu Sdd6elbruh erbal,
teno, wrlder am WiOutas 9lbsno ibren
2oo sur 6ol9e hattie. Das Sino lansts
nah sinsm sIpfsI. ais ss iein @lsi6ss.
wi6t uerlOr unO Die Erspps binubfisl.
= 6rau 6rant SAulte pom adter
auenue erlag am 6reitas na6 fnr,em
llnwOblieiu Der Sun9snsnt,iinonna.
DIE SeritOrbsne miro uon ,msi 306tsrn
nno pier SObnen iiberlebt unb ibre
Seiiseuns srfOlste Diontus, naf einem
2rausroienit in Der Osuti6sn tatb. 81.
Sobannes STRIDE. i'm Srisbboie Der Sc.
meinoe.
- Coroner Stein unteriudts 5rsitas
9ia6t Den 2oOssfall oes 9llsr. Sil6ello,
Der am Sonnta9 Supor i'm Staat so.
ipital Serlesun9en erlas. Die ;msi in
Serbincuns nit Dem 5nll uerbaiteten
Wtdnuer musten mieOer sntlaiien ner.
ben uuo oa man feinen 9lnbnltspuntt
bate. 10 euti6ieOen Die @eldworenen,
OaB ibusn Die 9bdter unbefannt leien.
= @Gbrsno Die 9eiammte 6euermebr
um GOnnerita9 9lbenO I'M centralsn
StuSttbeile nit Der Yspalti9uns oss
BranSes an yndawnnna 2luenue be.
lbGiiigt mar, entltano in BEN @aarens
lager uebsn Dem 9Billinms 2aoen oil Der
sde uOn Wtuiu .slusHue unb @Dnon
StraBe elm Sranb, Dem Gin alarm uon
aaiten 32 fOlgte. Wfsbrsre Companion
DurOsn OuHu OOrtbin seiauSt. Ssnsn Is
Beluns. Die 6Iammsn Su bsmdltissn.
nahoem elm 9noe bes Scbdubes ;sritOrt
porOen mar. Der anserihttts S6a.
osn bsIduit iidl auf etwu 81. 500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07
Bon 9etersbura.

- Sn Der uerilOhtusu 9SO6s slitten
aui Dem sIutten sIib StrnBs 9hsrI Oa.
bier pisls Rfsrbe aus uuo audi Die
@asen rutidsn nit Osnislbsu biuub.
Wtsbrers 8ussn fislsu UNI unO Die Sn-
iuiisn ipurOsn beruusSsi6IsuOsrt, bod
gum Slid nismano ptiter perlest.
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Subiiibl. Gbed cuttings

48 9pu brett, aaraniirt Bic fsiuat urn rtiuu
@sat, sutts G,tridi uue Arsitbtn fur Sldtu
au,Hst, bait bic itrrlis 5rassarftii aus une
iitbi aut aus nitt itpu stnus. uri cine Snret
iu itiu. Stes sutt Sbaitiruue II In eittm
Iudt psrtrttsn Rsahl6rr pr,is. Si.25.
guiaufsprss, 81 Sents bic Gat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07
Bon Der SnSfeite.

SRI. Srisoa ShmeiBuer bon SlOeum
StraBs uno Garl SOrner uon Dunmore
wuroen um Samitos burt Raitor s.
B. RanbOlpb ;u einem sliidliden @bs'
paar uerbunOen.
Sruu @briitian Banlus uon slloer
StruBe itarb uorlesten WiittwOh nm
Wiitternadt unO ibrs Bsiieeuns srfOlsts
Samitas, nobel Fuitor Serrmun Setter
ben Srnuerbisnlt lsitete.
Der jdbrli6s Miastsnbull Oss Sunssr
Didnnerhor miro beute Nbenb in Der
@ermunia Salls ab9ehalten weroeu.
Das @onlite Dot ulle SOrbereitunssn
fir Elm frObli6es 5sit setroiisn.
Der sllarm pOn Sniten sc seltsrn
MOrsen mar burh elm 6susr in Dem
1000 Ylod an Rittston slusnne perur'
iutt. Sine itulienilhe Sumilie be.
wObnts oas Saus, weldes iammt Sn.
bait uollitdnbi9 ;eritOrt wuroe.
9obn Sfe;lOd pom .. BaibinstOn
auenue, Der Oas OienitmdOdsn Srsne
5eosr pon SrouowuD i'm uerflOiienen
Sum- iiberfiel uno usrSewuItists unb ii6
oann aus bsm Staube madtc. puros
Dor einisen 2assn iu Dequesne, 3d.,
oinefeit semudt uuo am Wontas aui
Die 9Inflase Der 0iOth3udt Obns 3ulai'
Jung pom Siirsihaft bsm @sfdnsnib
iiberlanot.
Scrr uno Srau 9iifolaus Sobn pon
Sim StraBe Isisrtsn SOnnta9 Jiadt I'M
Sreile pou Yermauoten uuo en9en
6rsunosn bas Seit ibrer iilbsrnen SOd.
;sit unO wurOen babel nit uerihiebenen
pradtuOllen iilbernen Ssi6entsn beebrt.
Sin i6madbaItes Souper purOe Den
9diten uOn 6rau Bobn porseiett unb
Der abenb per rflOs in i6Oniter 9ars
monte.
Sir ben idbrli6sH 0tastenbull Oss
slrbeiter Sortbiloun9s uno Sranteu
llntrritiisunss Yereins. Der bsuts slbenO
in beiien 0alle an slloer Strase flats
finOet. iino BON osm 9Omite Die nOtb'
i9en arrangements setroHcn, nm alien
Seiu6ern einen uergniisten abeno gu
bietsn unO auberoem werOen aud Rrsiis
fir Die orisinslllten Dtasfen uusSetbsilt.
Der @intritt lit nur 25 Gents bas
8aur uno Der Ball ueripriht Elm our6.
idlussnOsr @riOls Su UsrOsn.
Serr SObn @reiner. Elm lansjdbrissr
unO betaunter oeuti6er Yiirssr uOu
scranton. Der idon ieit einiseu Sabrsu
leiOenoAwar, itarb Sountus Morsen in
ieiner @Obuun9 an Siio @aibinstoH
glusnus. Der Ysrltorbene, nrI6er por
60 Sabren in SBhrtembers, Dsuti1'
lamb, sebOren wurOe, miro BON Der
Satin uno flint srmahienen 9inbern
iibsrlsbt. Die Seiiesuu9 erfolsts
seitern i'm PittstOn sIusuue 5rieObofe,
na6 sinsm 1rausrOienit in Der ep. lutb.
@briitus STRIDE, ben RaitOr 9Sitte lsi'
tete.
Der lette Oeuti6e Otustsubaa Der
Sailon nirb am ndhiten Dienitag
2Ibsub, ben -. 5ebruar, pom Deut'
i6en Rrisser Ssrsin in Der Atblstic
9alle ubsebaltcu weroen unb oas
Gomite, weldes aus ben Serren Sulius
9Oispb (SOriisenoer), @usen Wteldior
Sstrstdr), SObn San9, 5ris 8ruusr
unS @rnit Wtsdi bsitebt, bat uue Dor.
tebrunsen getrOffen, nm sinen seluns.
ensn SuIl gu erreiden. suber ben ss'
wObnli6en slniisbunssn, wis CUTE
Muiit, Sstrdnten uno Spsiisn, mers
Den audi Die luitiscu Winsfen in grocer
3abt eribsineu mo man taun fiber
ien. einen uersniisten 9lbeuO in fiOsler
@eisllibait iu perleben. 9Iio niht
usrsslien, Dem 6eite osS 0eutihsn
Sris9sr YertinS ndhiten Dienita9
Jlk.,,S k,;,aN,ok,,n,,
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@elanss sic lienne Suitinss

anpsfrtisi ron btGltm @Iauisarn Gin
iiibiass DlaiuiaI fir 9adtn Anlhst une fpt
rate alsieuuSdt. edli lid i6Su une rIft rtn
Sfaub ab golt 46 .3pa unb in ,intr pcll-
lf6noiasn INSTRUMENTATION RtauI6Isr prtis,
$l.0O. gtrfaufsprsis. 80 Sents bic sut
81 3on Suitinss. Rufsr mtiifsnitsil unilbi'
bare llaies unb SirsIftu. WiiilsTs Sbaitir'
uuatu in grin. braun. f6rarl lrau, talfei
uu6 blou Ditlt fue quite @trtbt. 8saul6rtl
prsis, 81 90. gtriauisprsis, "a Sents BIZ
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07

= Die betunntsn Rsbsllsnfibrer
arsncIbia unO 8alOOmsrO slcOitu In
Guba baben sInitetlunssu i'm 0lssis.
ruHssOisnit srbaltsn.
8eItellt bas -@oasnblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07
Spe5ieQer
Nerfani
0arbigen
SlslOer-
luQQren.
6raue YlaiS Suitinss

"A 3ol tr,ii, risIt pradtvo1tn f,int aItitr
RaisIiaIsn fine fsbr popular. auHalsue INT
apart Hiti,s istiit0, aussbOi btiftbi que
fiiuf,sbn ususn uue mUesrHtn Stvl'n. 8tau'
iduT prris. 65 Gents. gsrfaufsprsis 10
SentS bic Sue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-07
Reine @Oae Gbsd Saitinss

Das buiibmn uns taum ,srff6rbur @raniis
3u&, pplt A 3pa brtit in care:naI. GATOR,
mYris uus rteea grim. 8sauldrn prds, IS
Gents. 9trfauisprtis. 90 Sents bic Gut.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

accurate records OF the number OF pro-
railroad and anti-railroad articles printed
In all the papers Of each state. In Ala
bama the record for a single month was:
~, .. Articles.
Against government rate regulation. 90
Forty-three out OF the forty-six written
by the publicity bureau
Ihey also Kept comparative before and
after record. In Nebraska, before the
bureau was employed, during one week in
June. the newspapers printed 2l9 columns
favoring government regulation, and two
columns against Some months later. after
the publicity bureau had covered the state
similar record was kept. showing 9O2
columns against government regulation and
two favOring it.
But in spite OF this impressive showing as
to quantity, the railroads never spent money
which reaped a greater harvest OF whirl-
wind. Much OF that hostility about which
the railroads are whimpering now was
caused by the boomerangs of their mis-
directed effort TO manufacture public opin-
ION The newspapers discovered the scheme
and resented the subterranean and gum
shod features Of II. The Chicago ONCE was
exposed by both the Record Herald" and
the Tribune"
With the cutting OF OF the very large
subsidy from the railroads, when the at
tempt TO head of the rate bill failed the
publicity bureau was compelled to close
many Of its smaller western Offices
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

the state. She also maintains free kinder
garten school, conducted by one OF tn,
most experienced corps OF teachers. Every
church on the belt towns, Lead, Terrayille
and Central City, receive from the Home
stake Mining company 500 a year as a gift,
while Mrs. Hearst is interested in many
charities in the Hills and has in other ways
shown her interest In its people. Several
years ago at great cost the city put in
sewerage system and made other improve
ments looking 10 the perfect sanitation OF
the town and today its death rate from
natural causes is smaller than that of any
city in the state.
The citys existence is merged with that
OF the Homestake Mining company. and so
closely are its interests allied with those
of the company that anything which would
initiate against the successful operation
OF the mines of that corporation would
AFFECT equally the people of Lead, and the
present calamity has been sorey felt. Many
of the residences owned by those working
in the mines have been built upon the com
pany's grounds, leases being given without
money and without cost by the company,
with a clause giving the company the right
TO take possession OF the ground after a
sixty days notice has been given its occu-
pants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Gossip About Plays, Players and PlayhOuses

and who will live once only, and then an
end? Do you ever think OF it in the night
when you lie awake2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

and who will live once only, and then an
end? Do you ever think OF il in the night
when you lie awake?
Coming Events.
At the Boyd theater next Saturday and
Sunday, Mr. Lew Dockstader, will present
his big minstrel organization. From be-
ginning to end the Dockstader Minstrel
company will present a program this sea-
son that is not only new. but novel Be
ginning with himself It will rouse pleasant
anticipation to announce that he will APP
pear in a new monologue entitled THE
Editor OF the Bungtown Corker." IN which
he will show the trials and tribulations OF
the rural editor in his sanctum-sanctorum
The very name suggests vast possibilities
Of fun and humor and that Dockstader
will make the most OF them will not be
doubted by the most captious. Neil O'Brien
is again with the company and will be seen
in new chapter of his side splitting
sketch Rapid Transit No. 3" The sing
ing force will be more attractive than ever,
including as it does, Reese V. Prosser, Joe
Natus Gus Reed, James B. Bradley. James
Reaney, Wallace Mersereau and William II.
Thompson. A beautiful stage effect will
be seen In the final act OF the show. It
will be a poetic picture OF southern life,
the scene showing the swamps OF Louisl-
ana by moonlight, when the magnolias are
IN bloom entitled Moon Love" Last Is
the setting for the opening part Of the
entertainment. 1t was painted by John q
Louis Young. who painted much of the
gorgeous scenery for Klaw & Erlanger's
great production Of ben Hur." II is called
THE Palace of Emeralds." Every known
Jewel and gem is used in studying the
setting and the play Of powerful electric
lights makes It one of the most Respondent.
dazzling, beautiful effects known to the
stage.
Anthony Hope is known as one OF the
brightest and wittiest OF English authors
as well as the one above all who can con-
ceive a thrilling dramatic situation and
carry It out to fitting climax. No place
has he been more successful in this
than in his quaint comedy, 1.-The Adventure
Of Lady Ursula" in which b II. Sothern
and Virginia Harmed were seen at the Boyd
theater a few seasons ago. 1t is a play of
manners, but has plenty of action, and its
comedy at times broad, is always rich and
unctuous. Miss Pettes will have the role
of Lady Ursula harrington. Mr.. Morrison,
who will remain in Omaha for the coming
week, will have the part of Sir George
Sylvester, who is captivated by Lady
Ursula, but can not resist the opportunity
to tease her when he finds her masquerad-
ing The two roles admit Of a charming
exchange Of wit and humor, with some
biting sarcasm, and will give both Miss
Pettes and Mr.. Morrison a fine chance to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Tainted News Agencies
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OF the railroad rate bill. and stating that
Senator Long was receiving protests from
thousands OF railroad employees IN Kansas
For getting that paragraph published the
railroads were willing TO bear the expense
Of the entire letter and the maintenance
at washington of the stan of the so-called
national News Service" which sent the
letter out.
The adroitest ingenuity was used to
create and disseminate pro-railroad argu-
rnents Prominent public men-notably
Representative william Bailey Lamar OF
Florida and Senator Morgan Of Alabama
who had sincere convictions against gov
eminent regulation-were interviewed by
writer's for the publicity bureau, and these
interviews were telegraphed TO papers
likely 20 print them because OF local in
terest I'm the men. Conventions were or
qanized 70 pass anti-regulation resolutions
and these resolutions were photographed
throughout the country. One notable IN
stance OF this occurred In Chicago.
with their elaborate equipment for know
ing the intimate peculiarities OF individual
editors and what sort Of article each would
ha most likely 20 swallow, and with It's
scores Of writer's visiting the smaller towns
the publicity bureau was thoroughly sue
cessful. 40 lar as quantity went. Dakota
farmers saw IN Dakota papers bogy stories
40 tbe erect that government rate regula-
ton meant a quintupling u the rate on
,,hsst 40 New York. Tobacco raising com
,,,,ntties. corn raising states and manu-
featuring towns each read an adapted va
r,stinp Of the same story. For their re
ports 10 their employers the bureau Kept
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

say farewell to Omaha under favorable
circumstances. Miss Martin, Miss Hudson,
Mr.. schoneld. Mr. Todd, Mr. Phelps, Mr.
Halt and Mr. Blaylock are also in the cast
The new bill will be offered frst at a mat
inee on Sunday. and on each evening dur
ing the week. with other matinees on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
The drama by Hal Reid called The Cow
puncher," opens four days engagement
at the Krug theater today. An excellent
cast has been provided, w. F. Mann. the
producer, has spent a small fortune on the
two carloads OF scenery, electrical effects
and properties necessary for its produc-
ton, and we are expecting The Cow
puncher" TO prove one OF the pleasantest
dramatic events OF the season.
.
Harry Shannon's comedy, The Bank
er's Child" will be seen at the Krig three
days, starting Thursday The play has
been rewritten and more comedy added.
while the story remains the same. Attle
Flossie Perry is even better than ever,
while little Pauline Perry keeps the house
bubbling with her comedy role.
Starting Thursday. May 1e the Gilmore
Stock company will open the summer sea-
son at the Krug theater for a limited en-
gagement. The company is a large one
and comes hero direct from New York
City with a couple of carloads Of scenery
and their own special scenic artist. The
company is headed by George ]. Elmore.
who will open the season with one Of
Charles Blaneys successes. Summer prices
viii prevail.
To bring to a close what has proved me
biggest season the Orpheum ever expert
enced, bill is promised calculated to leave
a pleasing impression on the patron. On
the closing night, saturday. May II, a
double bill will be presented, an amateur
olio being scheduled Immediately after the
professionals The Finneys, champion
swimmers. will give the first exhibition in
take lunch, smoke, drink and do many
other things at the bottom of a large tank
of water. Cliff Gordon the dialect COM
edian, known as the German politician, Is
declared an uproariously funny fellow. Julia
Kingsley and Nelson Lewis will present a
comedy sketch entitled After the Honey
moon" Hayes and johnson will offer
something original To please music lovers,
the Olivottes, European instrumentalists,
and Dorothy Kenton, styled the American
girl with the banjo, will perform The
jurers, and new hnodrome pictures round
out the program.
Gossip from StaEeIRHd.
Aida Cortelyou has replaced Julie OPT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Gossip from StaEeIRnd.
Aida Cortelyou has replaced Julie Opp
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

He real sensation Of the week. 80
far as Omaha Ia concerned. was
the announcement Of the disso-
luton Of the partnership between
Mr.. o. ID WnndWard and Mr..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Some queer complications win grow out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
The Usual Experience

when 1 was flush" said Ardluk. "and
had more money than 1 knew what to do
with, was always receiving friendly offers
OF financial assistance from loan agencies;
and now that I'm fiat broke and can
scarcely keep soul and body together, every
mail brings me a circular from some trust
company that wants me to put my surplus
funds in gilt edge bonds Blame II, that's
what makes poverty so hard to bearl"-
Chicago Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Great Homestake Mine
tContInued dom Page Three.l

school children. TO educate whom II costs
$4,000 year, requiring a corps OF fifty
teachers, Mrs George Hearst, one Of the
principal owners OF the Homestake, at her
own expense maintains In this city a free
library, the largest and best appointed in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Music and Musical Notes

ND the queen ran away with the
chewing-gum mani"
The sentiment contained in this
lofty couplet is not more moon
gruous than the vision of May,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

May II comes Mr., simm's concert. the
FIRST entertainment to be given in the new
All Saints church. This church Is said
10 be most wonderful IN its acoustic
properties. One enthusiast remarked thai
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10
Report Of Secretary and Treas.
urer, Bufalo County Farm srs's
Mutual Kns. Co.

At a meeting OF the Buffalo Coun
ty Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
panv held at their Office In Gam
Valley on January 8, 1907, the same
board of directors were retained for
another year. At the directors
,.ieeting the same officers were re-
tanned for another year. The com
pany began business ON June 30,
)60s, and during the succeeding six
months has written $35. .S2i Of insur-
ance
STATEMENT
Total number of policies written 80
Total . :" In force 80
Total amt Insurance to date s35S2l
Total lo5ses sustained %
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10
RICHARDS

Special Correspondence
Threshing finished this week.
Mrs. John Parker visited her par.
ents and friends here last week.
l.. +. Nelson IL on the sick list.
Leon and Edwin Dye returned to
the agricultural school at Brookings
Saturday.
Miss Helen Wolf will commence
teaching again next week.
VIM. Alternately sold a good bunch
of cattle to neighbors lately.
A dance at Mr.. John Etbauer's
was the social event Of the week. A
good crowd and n good time was
the unanimous opinion.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10

Bert Peters has left for parts west
the river.
Miss Effie burlington OF Chamber
lain was visiting relatives here last
week.
A. G.. Hill and G.. G. SwartOut and
families were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Chas Reber on Sunday last.
Judge eleven. Alex. GIlchrist, o. T
Dye and Martin Lingscheit were
among those from Elm creek who
visited the county seat on wednes-
day last.
In the language OF a friend "Dool-
ey is gittin' gayer and wiser all the
toime." He has never written SO
brilliantly as I'm the new series OF
Dooley articles now appearing In
The Chicago Sunday Record-Herald.
His views on Me Young .Frind
Count Boney's Love Affairs" "'rhe
Prisidint.s Activities" and other
timely observations In the new SER
es are the choicest things the auth
or has ever offered his thousands OF
admirers. fun Of witty sayings
which will he quoted for years to
come. These "Dooley" articles, each
complete in itself will appear In sue
cessive sunday issurslof the Record
Heald
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10
VEGA

A Happy New Year to all.
Miss Bird Jackson Is spending her
two weeks vacation at home.
The Misses Laura and Carrie Stoll
drove to Chamberlain one day last
week.
Miss Pearl Peters visited with
Emma Harlik one day last week.
Miss Edyth Clayton has been visit
Ing with her sister Mrs. Z. Wagar
the past week,
Miss Ida Olson and Elma Olsen
visited with Miss Bird Jackson Sun
day,
Jack Hammer as usual spent Sun.
day at Havlik's.
Jim Havlik the popular merch an t
OF Vega slipped and fell while un
loading u case OF eye openers but
luckily no damage was done.
Mr.. Robinsop. separator agent,
was selling seperators in this vicin.
ity.
The New Year dance at Vega was
a booming success both socially and
financially.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sobek
a bouncing baby boy. Fred was 30
pleased over tho event that he did
not thresh ror several weeks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10
DUNCAN

Special Correspondence-
The late snow has stopped the
farmers from hauling their grain to
market,
A lady from Chamberlain CON-
menced a tei IN OF school ut the Koch
sdhool house this week.
Miss Maggie Koch made a call on
Mrs. VIM. Cruson the fore part Of
the week.
Mrs. Frank LAWYER and children
are visiting with friends In Wiscon-
sin. Her mother, Mrs. Brown, went
with her.
Earl Cruson IL working for Frank
Law yer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10

Total amt allowed aud adjusted
for losses 90
Total amount received during
the months In fees and
premiums 5 1855
Total amount I'm nots out
standing 31.G
Total amount received 4O7.29
Total expenses, including fees.
office expenses aud fixtures 9S.S7
Total amount on hand includ-
Ing notes outstanding 3OS. AZ
+. +. Swartout, Sec'y
j. II Krick, Treasurer
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10

Boot and Shoe repairing. VIM
Lawson. Cham mberlaln, =. ID. All
work win be taken 10 Chamberlain
and returned TO Gann Valley prompt
by tie stage driver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-10

Wm. Crusou made a trip to the
county seat this week.