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Makes No Statement.

Members Of the family this morning
state that it is impossible to understand
how Herbert failed to kill the entire
household. as he was seemingly. crazed
and shooting at random. Herbert. as
yet, has made no statement regarding
the affair owing 10 his serious condition.
but his wife is inclined 10 the belief
that he thought that. he had killed Ter
and Mrs. NOthey, and, acting on the
impulse Of the moment, sought to take
his own life.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
AUGUST CROP CONDITION
ESTIMATED 72.7 PER CENT

The crop reporting board Of the Agri-
cultural Department today estimated the
condition of the crop on August 20 TO
be 72-7 per cent, as compared with Is
per cent ON July .. 1907: 77.3 on August
=, 1896; I'll or August %, 1903; and q
ten-year average of 745.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
THREE KILLED
AS LIGHTNING
STRIKES HOTEL

SHELBY, n. c.. Sept 9.-The CIeve-
land Springs Hotel was totally destroy
ed by fire this morning.
Two negroes, women servants. and q
white woman, registered as Mrs. Cora
TO death.
The hotel was q fOUr-stOTy brick build
ing, with frame annex, worth about
$4,000 The property was insured for
about One-half ITS value
The furnishings We're worth about
$500, and We're entirely destroyed. but
not insured.
The fire originated in the kitchen. II
was supposed TO have been caused by
lightning
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Fell to Floor.

In trying 10 escape we fell over a
rung and both lay quiet upon the floor.
Mr. Herbert's father said. They are
both dead and when he said that my
husband fred one more shot at some
one and then shot himself, so / am told
1 did not see the last shot. as 7 ran
screaming from the house. When I re-
covered my senses / was seN eraI blocks
away, down at the Ti.frd srrssr
Wharyes"
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
GIRL WHO TOOK POISON
EXPECTED TO RECOVER

Doctors Of the Casualty Hospital said
today that the condition of Miss Bur
peite Sullivan. seventeen years of age,
who drank a quantity Of vermIcide,
which contains bichlorida of mercury,
Al her home, A. II street northeast. yes
terday, Was not serious. Miss Sullivan
swalldwed the poison believing il was
headache medicine.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
SPECIAL RATE GRANTED
BY |. c. C. FOR TACOMA

TACOMA, Sept 9.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has granted spe-
cial permission TO the Northern Pacific
railroad to quote a special rate of SO
cents TO a 100 pounds on agricultural,
mineral. forestry. and fishery ErC ducts
ard descriptive pamphlats Of the city
of Tacoma from Tacoma 10 Chicago,
when destined 10 PittshuTg.
The rate viii expire November . OF
this year II was made effective 10 give
Tacoma an opportunity o. continuing au
exhibit at the Pittsburg commercial ex.
position.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
MARITAL WAR OF TEN
YEARS CAUSE SHOTS
Continued from First Page.)

ny brother had been asked to tall, 10
me Dy my husband. When / refused 10
go II seemed to anger Mr.. Herbert. and
he tried TO persuade me to go into the
next room. All the time he kept edging
ms chalr closer 10 mine. / told him
positively mat / did not intend TO 20
anywhere. This seemed 10 throvf, nv,
husband into passion. and a moment
later ne had arisen, pulled out a revolver
and had ne and my sister. backed into a
corner where he began firing at us"
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

In his speech before the Pennsylvania
Bankers Association, United States
Treasurer Charles H Treat, renewed his
recommendation for an emergency note
circulation by the national banks. this
emergency circulation to be based not
upon the assets of the banks but upon
the security Of State and municipal
bonds of the standard fixed in the saw
ings bank laws of New York and Mass
achusetts
Directors of the United States Reduc-
ton ard Refining Company have de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
IL per cent on the preferred stock, pay
able October /
The amount Of city, State, and rail-
road bonds put up to secure public de
posts under Secretary COrtelyou's plan
OF depositing funds in the national
banks aggregate to GATE Si,10, coo, of
which S2,2g1JO0 bonds have been de-
posted in the Treasury here and $1,S04,U 80
inSthe sUbtreasury 81 New York
Record Of transactions in the New
York Stock Exchange for the week end
ed September 6, 1907. compared with The
corresponding week OF lasc year as fol
lows:
Stocks .....-............. e,J5l.523 5,5g5,5ls
State 6, r. r. bonds. S465S, 500 $1,000 800
Government bonds $4,000 $3.50
Stock riGhts----.-.----. -------- dS,St,
Estimates Of the condition Of corn
IS of August p, place II at sos, de
cline of 80 from the estimate month
ago. This compares with the Govern
ment's report OF condition Of go for the
corresponding period IN 1906, $50 in 100,
and 81 for the ten-year average endlAg
September. 1896. The present cOncluon
indicates a yield Of 200 GJ1000 bushels
u 200 600 900 bushels, which win exceed
all years except 1906, 1905, and possibly
1892.
Secretay Knight. OF the Canadian
Pankers' Association, says OF the money
situation in Canada; 1t seems 70 me
that for the Jimc being Canada has out
grown its financial brooches, Just 2s last
spring Il was found that Il had become
bigger than lis transportation facilities.
The chamber of deputies of Peru has
given its sanction to the contract under
which Alfred MacCune CT American. Is
10 construct q railroad system between
HuachO, Cerro de Pasco, and the Ucay-
ali river. The government grant is
$40 000,0 600.
Interviews with London brokers and
investors. all sound e. note of caution in
regard TO thc Immediate future. The
consensus OF opinion was that the Lon
don financial position viii be worse be-
fore il is better, although there is little
danger Of a panic. Great anxiety is felt
over the situation in this country. Eng
lish investors are unusually cautious
now, believing stocks are going still
lower. The monetary outlook weighs
heavily on the market and there is gen
eral distrust of trouble among the in
dustrial concerns in America.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Hartung's vanilla Ice Cream

VIII please you. It contains more than
i5% butter fat. which assures a High
Standard OF purity. Hartung's Sanitary
Dairy. los Florida ave. Phone North 1881.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Dividend Notice.
American Graphophone cd.

quarterly dividend Go. 80 Of ONE AND
ONE-QUARTER PER CENT on the common
Capital stock Of the American GraAhophone
Company viii be paid on September 18th
1907. to stockholders Of record September 1st,
1907. BY order OF the Directors
aus. se5s9 EDWARD y. EASTON. President
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra A.

Park Hotel Summer Garden. RathskeIler,
y. Y Ave. and utR st. +. Endres. Prop,
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
STOCK TRADING
WELL DISTRIBUTED
Business Starts Off Well
With a Feeling of Re-
neWed Confidence.

While the trading today on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange was not up 20
the usual standard as regards quantity
il was we'll distributed throughout the
list, both in stocks and bonds, and the
feeling was universal that the era of
better times could be hoped for with
the return of brokers and their custom
ers to the city.
The most important feature of the ses-
sion was the renewed interest and
strength of MerEenthaler and the fairly
extensive buying of the bonds of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. 1t is true the price was made tc
suit the demands of buyers Of these
bonds but the amount taken evidenced
the continued faith in them by invest
Ors.
Miscellaneous trading in Washington
Gas, Capital Traction, Railway common
and preferred, Lanston and Mitchell
Mining at going prices with continuous
demands for each, established a feeling
Of renewed confidence.
Uncle DAN Fraser received a hearty
welcome from the members when he
showed up on the floor of the exchange
today after summer vacation spent al
Magnolia Mass. He was looking unus-
ually we'll, although during a part OF
the summer he was under a physician
care.
z. o. WhitfoTd was among the new
faces returning after a pleasant sum
mer vacation. from which he looked
rudy and exceedingly well.
The annual meeting of the Greene
Gold-Silver Company will be held in
New York city October II. The JhirC
semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent ]!
payable September "A on the preferred
stock. but the directors have not as
Vet met: neither has meeting beer
called for the purpose Of declaring tht
dividend.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

1t is better to have a good name than
to be forced TO pay cash.-PUck.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
WASHINGTON PRICES

Sales of the board. including the after
call, amounted to SIS shares Of stock
and $4,000 in bonds.
Following are the sales and quotations
of tOday's market:
Washington Market SIS, 1917, Sl.O0o4l02-
Washington Railway and Electric As,
81 ,OOOa791k. S2.OOOa791z, S1.OOOa791z. $1,000
1888. 81, OOOd79ll. 81. 0OOa7914, S1,00Oq79l4.
Capital Traction. 10d15l.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
feTred, 5I739s, l0Q731z.
Washington Gas, 25q70&.
Mergenthaler, 10d206@4, 1927.
Lanston, 10Oq12, 1O0d12A buyer, 6o),
1Od12A, I0d12H.
Mitchell Mining, 1O0d2-
After call-Capital Traction SIS. 5000
110is $500dl1O1s.
Washington Railway and Electric
Company, 20d35.
Mergenthaler, 5a2067s. 5d2O65s, 10G2O65s.
Mitchell Mining, 50d2Is. 25G2ls, 20d21s.
Potomac Fire Insurance, 2G3O.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Don't deny yourself delights conferred by
attn skin cream and Satin skin powder.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
LOCAL MENTION.
The Climax of Bread Excellence

is represented in Schneiders Mat
Bread. Every good bread quality reaches
perfection in this famous product. Order
il for your tahie daily. At your grocer's.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Try Reisinger's Fresh Peach Cream for
Sunday. dessert. Telephone Main 2767
235 q st. NV.

Welsbach Lights-Gas Repairs.
616 18TH ST. c. A. Nuddiman & Co, 1904 G.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
NEW YORK STOCKS

TQuotatIons furnished by A. o. Brown q
Co, Munsey BuiIdings Members New York
Stock Exchange
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

The chamber of deputies of Peru has
given its sanction to the contract under
which Alfred MacCune. cu American, IS
10 construct q railroad system betweeR
HuachO. Cerro de PasCO, and the Ucay-
ali river. The government grant is
C1G 010 lD1
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Secratay Knight. OF the Canadian
Pankers' Association, says Of the money
situation in Canada; 1T seems to IN,
that for the time being Canada has out
grown its financial brooches, just es las
spring II was found that Il had become
bigger than its transportation facilities.
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and complained or being unuSu
ally tired. He asked his wife to
make him a cup Of tea, and
while waiting for it he sat down
at a table and picked upa paper.
When his wife went to call him
she found he had passed away
without q struggle.
The funeral service was held
at Geddcs yesterday, and was
attended by the members Of the
two fraternal orders above men
toned, and by several other
people from Wagner and vicin.
ity. Next week we hope to have
a complete history of the life Of
Maj. J. H. Mclaughlin.
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stairs and the Gate City band
discoursed sweet music, inter.
spersed with touches by Platte.
Both bands did beautifully, and
We were very proud Of our boys.
At the business meeting the
old officers were reelected.
Rev. Camtield being absent,
DR.. Gallagher led in prayer, fol-
lowed BY . quartz: MY Country 'r1s d
Thee. The mayor Of Geddes. w. 4. Morton.
then gave the address u welcome. : very
neat and appropriate speech. which vas re-
spondcd 10 on behalf VI the old settlers by
Hon. Edwin Morgan, and ~ our own Mayor
James In behalf Of the new settlers. Mr.
Morgan recalled the Did days and lauded the
courage Ut those who had the sand 70 stay
through hard times. cyclones, drought and
the hardships Of the frontier. Mayor James
declared the new settler. were the pick Of
the older states. like their predecessors. lie
also demonstrated his right 10 bc ciasscd with
the old settlers Mrs. Hay gave : beautiful
recitation which WAS we'll rendered. IL. q.
Tucker then read his address Charles Mix
County. Its Past and Present" The address
WAS Huod. hui his DREAM which Au told after
Was better. lie dreamed he died and went
To The celestial city. % After being shows
many Of the wonder and glories Ut the place
the guide led him ~ : place where, To rows
% pp~ts. happy spirits we're bound by chains,
Ast.nished 10 find such . situation In ucaveu
he inquired the reason. These people" said
tue guide. came here from Charles NH
county and II they are not fastened they viii
every one 60 back there"
Our Chosen Home WAS the subject Ut I
short spell by W. A. rrather. Lake the others
he had words Vt praise for the old settler
who have made ~ county and ntted NJ
lovely homes for their children.
Charles Mix County When | Was = Girl
BY Mrx Vermiiyea Ut Mitchell was though,
by some ~ h the tincxt cfort OF The day. II
wAs reminiscent. bright and witty. and u u
had = fault, II WAS length.
The association scrapped = little Over plac<
of next meeting. Wagner and Platte invited
1t. but II WAS finally left 10 the oahccrs 70 do.
eide.
The quartet led the audience In singtnI
God be With You Till We Meet Again."
DIR. Gallagher pronounced the benedictiot
and slowly the immens audience dispersed
II Was > grand and enjoyable time.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

While wrestling with one Of
the threshing crew at his place
last Monday Frank Honomichl
had the misfortune to have his
leg broken. The fractu re was
reduced, however, as soon as
medical aid could be summoned,
and Frank is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

OF the History Of the Wagner Hetho-
dist Church During the Past Two
Years

Years
Two years ago this month the
Methodist conference Of this
district cut Wagner of from the
belmont charge and sent to the
church as pastor Rev. +. n.
Kratz of Mitchell, who has been
the pastor since.
Al that time the church had
an enrolment Of twenty one, to
which has been added twenty
new mem bers. Of this number
two have transferred their mem.
bership by letter and four others
have departed without letter. s,
leaving their names still on the
records.
Within one year from the ded.
ication Of the church the debts
were all pald. Inc cnurcn &C.
tivities have also been increased.
The first year church benevo.
lences were $50, and this year
$50 was raised Last year S33.
was paid on salary and expenses
while this year tho amount paid
was 1915.
Next Sunday is the close OF
the conference year, and it is
not known whether Rev. Kraft
will be returned to this charge
or not, but We understand that
tits the wish OF q majority ul
the members of the church that
he be retained.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
A BAD ACCIDENT.

Last Tuesday Mrs. Severson.
mother in law of w. w. Clute,
while walking across the floor
slipped and fell in such q man
ner as to fracture the femur, or
thigh bone. Surgical help was
i'm mediately summoned anG the
fracture reduced. But as she
is a very old lady, it is feared
she may never entirely recover
from the effects of the accident.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
r1r. and Mrs. ]. J. Mawhlnney Have
Paused HALT Century Together
and Tuesday Evsnlng They
Celebrated the Event

AeteOfoIeO 1no event
The home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
j. Mawhiney was brilliantly
lighted Tuesday evening in hon.
or OF the fiftieth anniversary OF
their marriage, and the house
was crowded full to overflow wing
with the friends anl relatives
who had gathered to help them
commemorate the happy event.
October 8, 1885,, John J. Nav.
hiney was united in marriage
to Miss Sarah Force, at Madison
Wisconsin. They moved In
1863 TO Iowa, where they resided
until 1882, when they moved to
South Dakota. where they have
since lived, with the exception
OF two years spent in California.
Their family consists OF Mrs. G.
+. Bald win of White wood, Sask..
w. 4. Mawhiney OF Sebastopol,
Cal, j. M. Mawhiney, Saska-
toon. Sask., aud Mrs. II. G..
Wilson, Wagner, all Of whom
were present with the exception
Of the son from California, who
failed TO reach here. d. w.
Force aud wife from Wisconsin
were also present. Mr.. Force
is y brother Of Mrs. Mawhiney.
The refreshments Of the even.
ing were ice cream aud cake,
served by four young girls. |. g.
Fern Cochran, Belle Phillips,
Hazel Wilson and Emma peshek.
The presents given the couple
we're;
Brass beds.esd. J N Mawhiney, Mr. and
Mrs G 4 BALDWIN
Gold headed cane and silk umbrella with
gold handle. Mr. and Mrs II u Wilson.
Cold bowed spectaclcs. Joe Mawhtney.
Gold trimmed picture frame. Mesdsmcs II
and II. W. Thompson.
Two golden yak rocking chairs, Mr and
Mrs ID w Force.
Golden oak sewing chair. Mr. and Mrs q w
Bullock.
Golden clock. Mcsdames II Thompson snd
Bessie Bullock.
Gold lined fruit dish. Mr. and Mrs Hugh
AcNceiry. Mr. and Mi. Geo Mcmmer. Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Baker. Mr. and Mrs john McNee-
~, Mr. and Mrs A Hurd. Robert McNccley.
al Of Avon.
Gold thimble. Mrs Chas Mcfarland.
Gold thimble. Methodist Ladies' Aid.
Continued on fourth page.
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Tuesday, Oct. 8 was q lovely
day. Nature seemed to smile
on the Old Settlers as they gath.
cred in the opera house in Ged-
des. And such handshaking!
None of your fingered man.
euvers: but q genuine clasp OF
sympathy such as those give
who have suffered like hardships
and deprivations. Then came
the dinner. And Geddes round
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
THE

T.. go: 49,. .::.:.:. -: j
Mrs. Emma Dunn is visiting
at Lake Andes this week.
Mrs. Donovan was visiting at
Lake Andes.
A. II. Pease was at Mitch ell
this week.
r. D. Yustin returned from
a trip to Centerville. Wednesday.
w. M. Pease was at Sioux
City this week.
V. ]. Petrick was visiting at
Tyndall this week.
II you want to sell or buy a
farm or to insure your property,
See W. G. Kirkpatrick, Wagner.
Miss Bertha Menzie is visit.
ing at the home of w. J. Him.
man.
Did you hear the charivari at
the golden wedding Tuesday
evening?
Bertha Orion, sisrer of Mrs.
E. G.. Godfrey has re :urned
home to Iowa.
G. W. Absher is here from st.
Charles visiting at the home of
John Absh her, his son.
Private sale of furniture at
the residence of Adolph Bark
from Oct. 4, to Oct. II. 9-1O-2.p
Farm for sale-8O acres, we'll
improved, l mile southwest of
Wagner, S. D. 9-13 q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lager are
the parents of baby girl, which
came to gladden. their home
Sunday.
Prepare for the position of
Railway Mail Clerk at Yankton
Business Institute. Write for
information.
Quite a number of our citizens
accompanied the band to Ged-
des to the old settler picnic
Tuesday.
New Fall Stock of Hats at
Louise Workings Millinery
Store. A large showing of the
new fall styles. If
{ Shorthand and Bookkeeping
by mail. Improve your spare
hours. Yankton Business In
stitute.
Thos. Hawkey, G. w. Smith,
Frank LaRochelle were at Pierre
this week drawing numbers for
the Brule opening.
r. e. Mcfarland and S. N.
Overgaald purchased a large
number of cattle to feed on their
farms, the first Of the week.
II. D. James ard wife we're at
Geddes at the old settlers pic
mic. They also attended the fun.
eral of Major Mclaughlin.
Louise Wepking has all the
new fall styles in Misses and
Children's hats. Call and see
them. If
A fresh car of the celebrated
Armour -four, made from old
wheat, just received. M. Fl.
Pease. 1O.4
On Saturday,. Oct. II. only. zoe will
giUe a Ten per cent discount on all
kitchen and dining room chairs. Love
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
NOTICE.

My first annual fall sale oil
Duroc Jersey boars will be held
at nv farm four miles north OF
Wagner, on Oct. 20 at one
o'clock. Theo. L. Nelson.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
nAJ. J. IL. MCLAUGHLIN DEAD

nAJ. J. Il. MCLAUGHLIN DEAD
On Sunday last. at his home in
TT. Randall, occurred the death
of Maj. J. H. Mclaughlin, one It
the Oldest, if not the Oldest res
ident of this county. and a man
who has occupied prominent pc.
sitions in Masonic and Odd Eel
lnuc n, 1oro ocron;anu hoino
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

Wagner. lO.4
The German Lutherans have
commenced operations on their
church building, the framework
being already up. The work
will be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible.
The Commercial State Bank
last Wednesday put in a fine
manganese steel Victor safe for
the protection of their funds.
It is fire proof; dynamite proof;
can't be blown or burned up.
Make some money by taking up with the
New Era prize offer. Everyone is eligible.
Will cost you nothing but u little time. Sam
pie copies Of Inter Ocean may be secured
here.
Mrs. r. C.. Greer and son Les
lie of Blunt S. D. and Miss Eva
Hitchcock of Wayne, Neb. left
for the formers home Wednes.
day morning after a few days
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Greer.
The last copy of the Mitchell
Capital contains a lengthy write
up of the corn palace festivities
in which is included q very COM
plimentary notice of the playing
of the Gate City band at that
place last week.
Fl. G. Bark Co. has added q
line of 1847 Rogers Bros. silver
knives and forks as premiums.
Call and see them. Save your
coupons for cash and you will
soon have q nice set of genuine
silver. 10.4
The Daily Argus Leader is the
leading South Dakota daily.
Prints the AS ISOLATED Press dis
patches and employs a large
for ce of state correspondents
one in Wagner. Try it. Sub
script ons taken at this office.
Best terms on Real Estate loans ,
the Commercial State Bank, Wagner
s. D: VIM, n Pease, Cashier
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Young, on Monday, twin boys,
only one of which, however, sur.
wives. Mrs. Young is also in a
very critical condition, but we
hope nc serious condition will
follow and that she may speedily
recover.
John Worthington Of Cass
county, Iowa. is here visiting at
the home Of his daughters, Mrs.
J. G, Pigsley and Mrs. L. A..
Hickethier. He is SO we'll pleas
ed with our country that he is
going to buy some of the Char.
les Mix county dirt.
The fire alarm which sounded
Saturday was more potent than
q call to prayer in getting out
the citizens. The fire was Ia a
chicken coop and grain shed be
longing to M. j. Hatfield. There
were some chickens and ground
feed b urned, but the loss is not
large.
Came to my place on Tuesday. Aug. q. four
steer calves. two red and two spotted. Own
er can have same by paying all charges. s.
N, Overguard. X. +. D.. 1
Senator Tillman "PitchfOrk
Ben" will be in Wagner on Oct.
16-Wednesday-and will give a
lecture in the New Hall. Tick.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11
THE SOZONIAN

THE ONLY HOT ZINC COATED AND NON RUsT1NH
BURIAL VAULT ON THE MARKET
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-11

were some ana GROUND
feed b urned, but the loss is not
large.
Jane to my place OF Tuesday. Aug. q. four
er can nave same by paying all charges. s.
N, Overguard. X. +. d.
Senator Tillman "Pitchfork
Ben" will be in Wagner on Oct.
16-Wednesday-and will give a
lecture in the New Hall. Tick.
cts will be $1.OO each. Better
get around earlv as a large at.
tendance is expected, and the
hall will undoubtedly be crowd.
ed.
NJ. Katz, of the firm of Ben
Katz Co., Yankton aud Wagner,
has been in town this week com
pleting arrangements for the
opening of their clothing store
il the Janda building opposite
the New Era Office. Mr.. KATE
informs US that they expect to
be ready for business by the
first of November, and as much
sooner as possible