The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-12

Albert Hartwig went to Kimbail
with a load of grain Friday.
Both of our merchants have new
ads In this week. Read them.
Major Chamberlain and Cot. Deets
were at Wooledges Thursday night.
J. B. Ingerson took a load OF flax
md a load OF hogs to Kimball Mon
day.
L. A. Hubbard has two work
teams and a fine driving team for
sale.
Chas. Oates, Chas. Seger and j.
Iorgenson dipped 300 head OF cattle
Wednesday,.
Mr.. Hass of the Security National
Bank of Sioux City, was in town
Friday and Saturday.
, DR.. j. W. Clevenger, resident den-
list, Chamberlain, South Dakota
office over 4. F. Scott's drug store.
Miss Myra Watson proved up on
her claim Monday. W. A. Wooledge
aud P. Z. Peterson were her wit
nesses.
Mr.. Simmons an old resident o
Buffalo county, was over from Wes-
sington Springs Friday looking af
ter his ranch.
Otto Nelson came out from Alces-
rer Friday, he expects to go to work
in the blacksmith shop with John in
d shert time.
A party OF four land seekers were
)ut Sunday from Miner county looi =
ny at some of the Buffalo County
Land & Abstract Co.'S land.
With the present high prices for
grain and the roads in such good
shape. the farmers are bringing in a
bunch OF the ''lOng green these days.
Attention Ladies! We can have
YOUR coats skirts or JACKIE tailored
1T very reasonable price. Ask to
see ourcounter book. Fraser Bros.
Now that the telephone system is
assured other projects are being
talked OF, and 1t is not impossible
that the long sought railroad may
come over the same route. Why not?
A statement OF all National and
state Ranks was called for Dec. 8,
1907. The statement of the Bank of
3, ffalo County appears In this issue.
we desire to call attention to the
splendid showing made. and more
to its deposits and cash
resou -ces to protect same. The le-
gal reserve required il 20 pei Geo :.
while they have over 43 per cent On
hand.
"This is a fact' said Lew Fields,
starring In 1.-The Girl Behind the Coun
ter" ''chap told me himself. After
he asked the girl to marry him she
gurgied: it's so sweet Of you to
want me, but papa says I'm such IN
ex travagant girl. Do you think YOU
could dress me?' 'Welp stammered
the poor chap, II think I could II
YOU don't have those waists thatfas-
Ten In the back with hooks and eyes
Fix.
Part of the telephones in town are
now installed and working nicely.
Yesterday they begau str ~ :ng wire
on the south rural line and It Is ex-
pected to have the line In working
order In u few days II the weather
keeps good. The poles on the west
rural lioe will probably be set by ,he
lasG of the week. and it wont be
long now unt'i We all talk.
Brookings county did something to
the International Harvester COM
pany that should cause other local.
ties to wake up, and get a few dol
lars out Of this great machinery
trust. The machinery trust ships a
lot OF it's goods to local agen ts W hich
must be seLrled for when 1t leaves the
hands Of the agent, otherwise 1t re.
mains the property Of the trust.
Brookings county has maintained
for several years that the trust OWL
Ing personal property In thatcounty
should be taxed, and for three years
the tax has been accommodating and
the trust he's arrOgantly refused tO
take notice Of the statements sent
out by the county treasurer of Brook.
iDgs county. bast week the sheriff
levied upon the property of the Inter
national 1t its various repositories
and tlen the trust came to its milk
and an agent recommended to thu
company that wisdom should cause
the mr., ,lnDt Daynent Of these aSspas