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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
STOWE.

Owing TO trouble with the engine at the
Mt. Mansfield electric railway power
station, cars did not run Sunday and
Monday.-Sicile Chapter, o. L. S, will
its annual meeting and election of officers
on Wednesday evening April 10. Supper
Will he served at six ocock-Sunday
morning at Unity Church an Easter
anthem was rendered by the choir and
there was an Easter sermon by the Rev
L. NJ, H. Abbott. The church was de-
corated with blooming potted plants At
ter the morning service an Easter SER
vice of songs and rotations was carried
out'--At the Congregational church spec
Ftl Easter music was rendered by the
choir and also by a choir Of young voices
ana Easter exercises were conducted hy
the Sunday school There was a beautl-
full display Of flowers The Roy. IT, A.
q, Able preached. There was special
Easter music and an Easter sermon nv
the Rev. ], @. Angel AT tho Methodist
Episcopal and West Rranch Churches
and at the latter there was a displnv
OF hlossoming plants-F'uneral services
Tor Mrs. w w. Jackson were held at her
late residence Sunday afternoon con-
Quoted by the Rev. f.. NJ. II. Abbott The
bearers were Ira Mum, Henry Gibbs. II.
7, Raymond and A. Burnett HYMNS
We're sung by a quartettr composed of
Mrs VI. w, BarroWs Mrs. y II. Kaiser.
a, II. Cheney and l.. J. Moody. The
burial was made In River Bank cemetery.
-Messrs Houston. Harris Adams and
Campbell of the University Of Vermont.
Adams, Barrows Brush and Smith OF
Norwich University and p. A. Raw
mond OF Phillips, Exeter Academy are
passing the Easter vacation at their
homes In stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ, Adams and two |
children will leave to-day for New
York city, where they will visit Mrs. Ad- |
ANS father and other relatlves.--E. ] |
smalley II N Shoreham, whore he is build |
ng creamery for c. r. Eddy.-The Con-
Rregatlonal Junior Endeavor society, Mrs
H. A. q. Able, president, held an April
fool social at the church vestry Monday
evening, The programme which was In
ieeping with the occasion began with a
Farewell" song by Mrs. Able, followed
~ refreshments OF an April fool order.
There were given as musical entertainment
violin solo by Lawrence Bigelow. vocal
'olos by Helen Warren, II, l.. Cheney ana
Wontinued ON -ath Pag~D
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

new schedule for carrying mail
x effect Wednesday, April 3. so that
stage now connects with the IN
IN from st. Adams. gets the mail and
rms at once with II In the morning.
s giving the people OF this town
pr mall nearly ono hour earlier in
morning. The stage will connect
y the down train from Richford In
afternoon Postmaster Wright
ks THIS n marked Improvement and
the new arrangement will be ap-
'lated by the patrons of his Office.
ne village schools will open Mon
April S.--Arrangements have been
!" by the town Of Wcsthcld whereby
drcn OF school age on. this side OF
mountain will be transported To the
\ iIill school in this town. Edward
IN mas the job to carry the students.
Fthcld VIII discontinue it's school at
Miss Hazel Smith OF Block
IS has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Fson Simmons --Ovido Barber was
ted back to the village--W. e.
'tten gave very interesting read
nj the Baptist Church TUESDAY
ting
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. Bedell has returned from a trim
to Albany, y. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Rolla
Carmen are at home from their we'd
ding trip.-Mrs. Slas Chcesman is Wis
ting at her old home in Hawkesburg.
Ont. for few wceks.--Fish from che
canadian scinos are drawn every night
to East Alburgh station for shipment
In wagon loads.--Mrs Kidder and
daughter of Wcstford are guests of
Mrs. Robert Bustard.-Frank Town OF
Swanton is visiting his nother.-Icobad
Niles of Rutland was in town this
week.--NTiss Clara Mansfield of Essex
Is visiting Mrs. Beardsley.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Kari Creller went to Alburgh Springs
Sunday.-Melborne Hazen is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Fred Farmer. in Burke
d. II. Eddy and family, who have pas
sed the winter In Bristol. r. l., have re-
turned and started store in the Po-
quette house. Schools In town will open
Monday, April S.-Mr. and Mrs. C. y
Hazen Of South Hero passed Sunday I'm
town.-The condition OF Mrs. william
Honsinger Is very much bctter.-Miss
Mary Honsinger has returned to her
school In Bangor, n. Y.-ohn and How
ard O'Neil are making extensive repairs
on their house.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
osststisss for Cattle, Sheep and Hegs
NJ New York.

New York, April :,
HFEVFS-Receip 132a steers 100
higher: cows to Zoe higher fat cows 10
to lsc higher; steers Is a5d6 rs: bulls $3.50
mhN; cows f75 to $40. Exports to-day
1000 cattle, 6S7 sheep and about 6 COO quar-
tiers OF beef.
CALNES-Receipts 800 market active
DOC to 500 higher: common to choice
veals SIS To $3.50
SHEDP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1851:
sheep nominal; lambs steady; lambs S. 8
@Sto; State spring lambs $3.50 per head.
HOGs-Receipts 5,e7h; feeling steady to
hrm; State and Pennsylvania hogs 81 2oa
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

aid Jones is at home from Mont
seminary for the Easter Vacation
Easter concert which was to have
given hV the sunday school Sunday
ing, was abandoned owing to the
ilenco Of German measles The Rev
. Emery, who was i'll with the grin
ihabl" t. meet his appointments Sun
out again.-Max w. Andrews of
ngton j. passing the Fastcr recess
friends in town Miss Gladys
md, member Of tho graduating class
. Riohford high school Is passing the
r vacation at her home. Miss Flossie
arrltt of Johnson and Miss Vina
p of Franklin have been engaged to
school in this place Deputy Col
{. l.. Orton and &. H. Austin Of
ord were in town Tuesday.
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HILL WEST.

William Arlll was in Burlington Monday.
Airs. Frank Iumbra and Miss Lena
Lumbra returned nome Monday after a
week at Cambridge Junction.--Mrs. II. II.
billiard o. Burlington is visiting in town.
Walter Norway, who is working at East
berkshire, passed Easter with his family
at Henry Lumbra s.--Mrs. NJ. Maynard is
slowly recovering form the grip. The
Crystal Fall creamery has opened for the
season.-Niss g Mead Of Bakersfield Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Homer Frazier
Miss Flosso Safely has returned to Ba-
kCrSlield after r.nnL IN IN
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bly.-James Loop is at home from
Swanton for a few days.-AIrs. william
l.. Brown of Rutherford, N. T.. ia tho
guest of Mrs y. 7. Trombly this week
Mrs. Charles Wood has returned 70
Randolph. r. w. Hill went
on the bridge Monday. NJ. SkeeIs
has gone to whitehall, n. Y.-Earl
Goodsel is at home from Massacbu
setts.---James Duba walked across the
ice from Chazy Monday. lie found the
main body of the ice hard but at the
shores the overflow made it bad get
ting on and off.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04

Miss Henrietta Read entertained few
friends Monday cvening.-Miss GLADYS
steele OF liighgate Center was the guest
OF Mrs. O. II. Rixford Saturday. Mrs. A.
r. Turvey of Montreal. Que, visited here
over Sunday, John Tibher has moved
from the place recently purchased by i.
7. Leach to Sheldon Springs. where he
and his sons have employment IN the
pulp mill-Mrs. Mary Shepard Of Mont
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SHELDON.

Ilitlc maple sugar has hoon
D this section, A. r. Grove has
q" gallons of syrup and Il few
Of sugar from 1.50O trees. about
{ pound to a tree, Sugar maxi
We gathered and boiled only
pails Of sap from
es show It is poor sap weather
are high and the scarcity OF
lsar and syrup makes the fill
orders difficult A change IN
Is anxiously awaited.-Ben-
Lhlley of Hyde Park and Miss
Fancy Maynard of Bakersfield
larrled Mt the Congregational
ge Wednesday evening, March
the Rev. John Irons.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Miss Henrietta Read, who Is ATTENDING
school at Teller Institute, Grand Lyme
Que, is at home for the Easter vaca.
tlon-The last meeting Of the Womans
Auxiliary OF ST, Johns Church, IIighgate.
VIII ne held with Mrs. Welch at that
place Thursday afternoon AT two o'cIock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
PROBATE COURT.
summary OF business during Two
Weeks Ending AurII a.

""'"e I"e
weeks En"ing April B.
Estate Of Constance Chauqse, Burlins.
ton settlement account of the executor;
decree OF distribution made.
Estate Of stephen Gale; Cegusta a
Gal" appointed administrator; Henr,
Brown and benjamin MONTY. appraisers
homestead assigned to widow
Estate Of Martha f. Wells. Burlington
II. H. Ward appointed administrator.
Estate Of Frederick Smith. Burlington
( sctt'ement and decree.
Estate or Chastina 4. Ferguson Rich.
, mond; Will proved; Calista 4 Williams
! appointed eNecutrX. Albert T. stevens
ana r. a. Rhoads commissioners and ap-
/ pralsers.
r'State OF Nora A. Gardner, Burlington;
wiz proved Mrs. Josephine Reynolds ap-
| pointed "Necutrix Bostwick l.. Touslev
an" rank u Eaton, commissioners and
APPRAISERS; Mrs. Josephine Reynolds ap-
Plh''d guardian for FRANCIS r. Gardner,
minor heir.
Estate OF Abigail II. Warner, Jericho;
edininistrato RS and appraisers tnven-
tories and commissioners tororts filed:
settlement OF tine account Of tho executor:
uecfee OK distribution made.
Estate OF J"rrJ W. Finn, Milton; will
"'''u' Mary y hrush appointed eNecu-
tr!X' HardIe u. Fuller and Horny A
Hh'''" COMMISSIONERS and appraisers.
Henry a. Brush appointed guardian over
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, April 3.-Cotton futures
opened steady. Anal; May $3.50: July
@.A August jo47d950; Sept. 80 53dqh5i
october 1916; Nov. offered 1917; Dec.
HNn9S2; January $3.50 Cotton futures
closed firm. Closing bids Sept 1885;
oct. @s6; Nov. $3.50; Dec. sse3 Jan.
t0l0; Feb sl0l4
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations In New York, Boston and
Chicago Markets.

New York. April 3.
FLOUR-Recepts 2s,45S; exports Il. o95:
sales $500; steady with a fair inauiry.
WHEAT Receipts 1900; exports 7s. 900.
sales 100000 futures spot easy. New
crop options In wheat were fairly well
sustained by bull crop news to-day but
May developed weakness under liouida
t:on by traders who bought July. The
close was Il to SIC net loss. May closed
$50; July closed SEC Sept. closed S6i.c.
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BOSTON COPPER MARK FyT'

Boston April at was an active mar.
ket IN leading coppers to-day. Trinity
was the Boston storm ccntre nuctuatlng
from Y at Yesterdays close to 22h.
net loss Of AZ for the day Stocks had
sood rallNing power and improved gen.
orally in the afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
sWANTON.

L school directors nave naI an Of
Y 5000 for the discarded school build
|and AND all. ON the west sidn Of the
This is large and comparatively
building erected at an expense OF
+ 5000. When by an act of Legis-
f., this district on the west side.
IN as No. 10. was taken into the
school district bringing the village
|ls under ono head. question Of
|rship arose and has been subject
|scussion for the past three years.
legal authority differed as to who
lwn the discarded building. the town
l. village. Finally the school direc-
land the village school board came
understanding by the former pay
normal sum for which warranty
was given 10y the union school dis /
land now the town is in position to /
IN unused but excellent school build |
THE offer of 5000 for the propertv |
by h. NJ. Prouty is not considered
fh by the directors and they are
be for buyers.
SWanton high school ball team has
lied with the following officers:
ger, Newell Bliss, secretary and
''' N'''''N' captain. A.
,""u usual interest Is
IL, ~, '''He 'al' ny the school boys this
They are practicing faithfully and
'AIe'ieilt material mas developed.
eo"''oorn Will 40 the pitching with
FhanniX as catcher. The first game
season Is o'pKed Tor Milton April
r"uS"ursh rams high school will
NaH > series or SIX games IS
~ re Piayeu win nearby school
Neos'er Is on crutches ,
"" WI Oh MS Knee from
W. ~ irouty has pur-
,'e bronson place on Spring !
'ou.S VIII make some
ANU repairs aNu move IN next
"'' ie' MOSS Oh 81. Adams moved >
70 ~ ~ ~ burton West Swan
r"''-f rank nan, who has been
''e at inc AT League, New York :
me WINTER is IN toWn.-Eversou {
arrived from Garden city, l.. l.. I
~ ana VIII pass a few days with {
rents MI. ana Mrs. II. X. Smith !
engineer COINS Of Albany, who t
tue preliminary survey from Fair
'"" 10 SWanton, last summer. be-
'Stefday at the pond surveying for
|He Of the route. Mr. Collins Will h
|iSS'St'u IN TINS work by I
ntendeht BliSs.-tlector Barrettc f
IHto tAe Pencil house yesterday. -
Fltendent Carter Of the govern :
hatchery has everything in readiness q
hrSt run of pike which IS expected T
e" days. The river is clear of ice
'sterday the Cygnet made her first =
IhhlnS down as far as Metcalf q
AS last season the boat will be n
me command of Captain Hawley T.
Sisco as engineer. The Fl
(meaning young swami is "A n
'rner and for a number of years y
the government service at Wood y
lass, the Heron. gasolene launch, n
run by Lee Forman. Missisquoi G
still covered with ice with little :.
{ weakening as yet.--Up to the first ;
il, g3 dogs had been registered as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
BANNISTER is BACK.
North Troy Man Caught In Cincinnati
by PinkertOu Men.

Newport April 2-E. A. Cook. States
attorney OF Orleans county, returned
from Cincinnati this morning with
George L. Bann!ster OF North Troy. who
WAS arrested last week by the Pinker-
ton detective agency OF that city. Ban
mister Is wanted in this county for AL
legged grand larceny and on other serious
charges. A. A. Macomber Of North Troy
furnished $1,000 ball for his appearance al
TINS term of court but Monday niKht
March II, Bannister disappeared. Mr..
Macomber went with states Attorney
Cook 10 Cincinnati where Bannister was
apprehended.
NILES QUITE HIMSELF NOW.
Dwight A, Niles, who shot and killed
MS wife Saturday night, and whose con-
oltlon last night was regarded as pre-
carous following his attempt TO kill him
self In jail at Richford. appeared a great
deal better tonight and will undoubted-
~ recover. His preliminary hearing is
set for next week. He will be indicted
on the charge of murder in the first de-
gree and his case will come up for trial
at the September term of Orleans county
court. Niles will make no statement as
to the shooting but did say to the Free
Press representative this afternoon that
he had had no previous trouble with his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
ISLE LA NOTE.

MIR, and Mrs. Charles Brown OF Rich
ford will pass the summer in town.
Abel Phelps OF Manchester. n H.. "a
visiting his daughter, Mrs. D. T. from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04

CORN-Rece'pts 1890; exports 1S.ooo;
sales 10000 spot; spot steady. Option
market was without transaction closing
higher to asc lower; May closed 59%c:
July closed sc.
oATS-Receipts $4,000; exports $3.50.
spot market steady,
COFFEE-The market for coffee flu
lures opened steady at an advance Of
hVe points on steady European cables
ana covering OF shorts In tho absence
or important offerings. Prices held
around the opening figures during the
middle session but fruned up toward the
close on n continued demand attributed
TO recent sellers with the close quiet but
bml0 points net higher. Sales were re-
ported Of ao25o bags including May &. So0
6.@ Sept $50; oct 1855; Dec s. 7oo75. Is :;
March $3.50
Spot coffee steady: No Rio 7c: No ,
Santos Sc mild coffee quiet; Cordova ga
12ihc.
SUGAR-Raw firm. fair refining 2isc;
centrifugal 96, test csc; molasscs sugar
25sc Refined steady.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04

Sc Formerly occupied by Andrew
ncnway-Jay Mcclure has finished
* for Lester Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-04
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston. April g.
FbOCR-1s very dull at easier prices
spring patents, mill shipment. si35q470
winter patents, 3.s51415; winter
straights s3.60a3.s5 winter clears 50 ga
S65; spring clears. s3.25d3.sC.
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAI--steady:
Bag cornneal, ,.O6dt11; barrel
cornmeal t255a2eo; graduated. s3q3 N:
bolted. s2.s5d3 rolled oatmeal 81 Scu6 az:
cut and ground, s5.25a555; rye -four.
Ss6q4l5; graham, s3.25d4
CORN-Qrict but steady: Spot
steamer yellow, isiac; No. yellow. 57tzc:
No. yellow. 55q55iac: for shipment. No.
yellow, SIC; No yellow. 541sa55c. guar
anteed cool and sweet yellow, 5rac.
OATS-Quiet hut firm Spot No. I
clipped white. 53lsc. No . clipped white.
5ltd52c; No. clipped white. 5Ia5l1sc;
rejected white. j0a50i1c; 3s to 40 lbs, 5ola
@olc; 40 to - lbs. 5lu5lttc: fancy. 10 to
a lbs. 53GG531c.
HAf-Choice hay is barely steady. and
low grades are very dull and weak:
straw Is dull and easy; millteed is very
quiet and easy: Hay. choice SO. 5Ad23;
No. lower grades, sl4d20; rye straw, ;i3
al3.5 oat straw, s90s5O: sack spring
bran. S23 9OQA 5O winter bran. s9i.io0I25;
middlings. t23.5o925; mixed feed s2i2id
$3.50; red dog. s2j.5Od25; cottonseed meal.
s2sa 3 50; lnseed meal. 500.
PORk-Provislons are steady and m
changed as last quoted
BEEF-Quiet Extra sides. heavy.
Sdshc; good, 7,9dsc light, 7a7iac; heavy
kinds. loTloi.c, good. ss.dloc: light "a
eisc: heavy fores, Ga6.c; good. 5ieaec:
light. 5@5ihc
LAMBS AND VEALS-Firm: veals arc
steady; Spring lambs. l2ta1lSc ycarlings
sdloc; muttons, s01oc; veals. lOq12c:
fancy 13c
POULTY-Poultry Is in steady demand
prices being firm for good lots as las,
quoted
h''6S-ESgs are steady and unchanged:
Choice hennery and nearby. 23a24c. cast
ern extras. 2ca2lc; western. :S1l9c.
BEANS-Firm: Carload lots. pea. q ~
aL6o; medium sl.5oa175; green peas. 81 %
dl75: yellow eyes 81 GOAL %: red kidneys.
s. tOl12 As; California small white. so.e517
30; iobhing prices. 1od15c higher
APPLES-Thcro is no change TO note
IN apples. tho market being quiet for
choice fruit as previously quoted.
POTATOES White potatoes are in
good demand at firm prices: sweets are
quiet but firm: Green Mountains, 5SG
'ec; fIebrons. 55d5sc; early Rose. 55q5sc:
sweets, Ninelands. $3.50 Dbl and s.. 25q
80.
SUGAR-Refncd sugars are firm.
formulated and fine being quoted as a
onsis at SOC
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26
Church and Society
Notices

Evangelical -Services Jan, 9th, as
follows: Glendale, ii a. m. Corrin,
$3.50 .. m. Miller, S. S. I'm. Preach
ing at7:3o p. m. You are cordially
invited Come! j. K. Booth, pastor.
The Christian Scientists Of Miller,
hold regular Sunday and mid-week
services at the home OF Mrs. S. V.
Christ, Third Avenue, Sunday, LOO
a. M, and wednesday 7:30;p. m.
All wishing to attend will be well.
coined.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26
Locals.

Arrangements are being made at
Mitchell for the Stockmen's convent
ion next week.
Legislative work at Pierre was sus-
pended, the assembly taking recess
until Tuesday.
Conrad Major was in.
from the northwest yester-
day.
r. w. Barnes was here
from Midland after a car of
feed.
Notice the Legislative
news on the inside pages of
the paper.
Bailey of Texas aid Dol
liver of Iowa were returned
to the United States SEN
ate.
In eight short weeks the.
farmers will be sowing
wheat in this section
perhaps sooner.
Mr.. and Mrs. DANES
Warke have bought the
Butz cottage which will
make them q nice loca-
ton.
VIM. Butler, the jolly
milkman, is not complaining
of the cold weather nor the
moisture this winter.
The morning star, Eve are
at a loss to give it's name)
is a most brilliant spot in
the sky these mornings.
About five or six o'clock is
the best time to look at it.
The children in the
Burdette neighborhood are
reported TO have the jaun-
tice. In this section there
has been no sickness of any
kind for months among
children or adults.
Those who thought the
touch Of winter last Satur-
day was a blizzard would
have wallowed around in
the moving cloud of snow
dust that circulated over
this section nineteen years
ago.
Chief of Police ID. Whit
comb is thinning out the
dogs these days but there
are a good many left, that
Judging by their disposition
to eat even humans, might
have their appetites ap-
peased by a load of shot in
the stomach.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26
Our Stock
is in first class condition,

Everything all new, clean merchandise. Our large
volume of business keeps our stock moving fast. We
permit no accumulation of old or undesirable goods in
this Cash Store. Below we give some very choice
bargains that cannot often be found.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26

Senator Gamble was re-
elected at Pierre last Tues
day, receiving an even 100
votes. The democrats vot-
ed for 4 ndy I.ee and some
b republicans voted for 9th
er candidates. Mr.. Gamble
will go back to Washington
with the endorsement of
the people, though a few
politicians did make a hard
fight on him.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26

In the Minneapolis Jour
nails writeup of South Da-
kotaa politics a picture is
given of Senator Kittredge
and his surroundings. In
the picture behind the SEN
ator an the wall are the
pictures Of a dozen or so of
nicely painted Divorces.
No wonder the Senator is q
silent man.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26
LOOK AT THE FIGURES.

nice wrapped toilet soap at bars for ..~~..:~ &c
Heavy rvetted Handle dust pans in coors only. Sc
Out of Sight pattern mouse traps for .......~ Sc
8-inch hasp, hook ard staples for barn door, for SC
Complete cobbers outfit half soes etc, 0nly... $50
17-nCh Japanned open coal hods only ......... &c
14-nchhigh grade horse rasps only ............ 35c
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26
The Miller Sun
PrinteS on Saturday.
THOMAS .STRATTON, Editor.

1t was a good recommen-
dation for Senator Gamble
that the only charge brought
against him by the politi-
clans was too trihing to de-
serve serious considera-
ton as most senator's and
congressman these days are
charged with all kinds of
crimes.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26

Mr.. Q. S. Basford, ap-
pointed insurance commits
sioner by Gov. Crawford,
was at one time pastor of
the Methodist church here
and is kindly remembered
by the cid settlers. He was
known as a forceful man of
strong ,convictions-on the
side of right always.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-26

Arrangements are being made a,
Mitchell for the stockmen's convent
ion next week.