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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
Wrecked Schooner.

New York, May 1.-The steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, which sr-
rived today, reported that on April 29,
in latitude ALA, longitude $40, she
passed the wrecked American three
mas!ed schooner Everett Weber from
Wilmington, N. c., for Philadelphia,
water-logged and masts standing. She
had apparently been on fire, there being
no evidence of life on board,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
Request from Mrs Thaw.

New York, April L. The statement
was made todsy that Mrs. VIM. Thaw
mother of Harry K. Thaw, has given
$50, 900 to tue New Westminster Uni
versity of Denver. II was said that
Mrs. Thaw has assured these 10 charge
of collections for the University,
that she will give $3.50. 900 If the drain
on her fortune in the defense of her son
is not too great.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01

Now THAT President Roosevelt has
safely returned from very pleasant
and enjoyable trip to Jamestowd and the
surrounding country report has been
started to the effect that a plot to assassi-
nate him by an anarchist, know sill over
the country, had been frustrated. No
sensible man believes this story, but it is
safe to say that had any anarchist or
any one else attempted to harm the
President while on Virginia soil he
would never have lived to stand trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
SOPe AippleG.

Any mother who has bad experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may DC
effected by applying Chamberlain
Salve as soon as the child is done nurs-
ing. Wipe it of with a soft cloth be-
fore allowing the babe to nurse. Many
trained nurses use this salye with best
results. For sale by. w. F. Creighton
and Gibson and Timberman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01

Free Samples of "Preveutics" and book.
let on Colds will be gladly mailed you, on re.
quest, by DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis, simply to
prove merit. Prevenlics are little Candy
Cold Cure tablets. No Quinine, no Laxa-
prevent colds-as the name implies-when
taken early, or at the "5nteze Stage" For
q seated cold or LaGippe, break it up safely
with Pseyentrcs, Sold by L. s. Leadbeater
& Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
Dsngerous "WIId Westv Snort.

Philadelphia, May determined 10
play the wild west" game to the limit,
three boys hanged another lad to a tree
in west Philadelphia, late last night.
The timely arrival Of a policeman, who
cut the rope, saved the boys life. AS 1t
was, he was taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital. The would-be cowboys were
ar reated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01

THE REPORT that Mayor Schmitz, OF
San Francisco, is ready to resign and
"squea" in consideration of immunity
is pretty good evidence that the charges
of corruption at the Golden Gate are
abundantly founded and that the prose-
cu.ion has the proof in shape to lay be-
fore a trial jury. 1t isn't often that
charges of boodling are made against
members of city and State governments
and public contractors without ample
justification. 1t happens far oftener
that the rascals escape conviction than
that accusations are made against inno-
cent men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
A significant PRAYER.

"May the Lord help you make Bueklen's
Arniea Salve known to ALL" writes j. O..
Jenkins, Of Chapel Hill, N. c. II quickly
il in Wonderfully short time" Best on
earth for sores, burns aud wounds. 25e at
+. s. Leadbeeter & Sons, drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
DIED.

AT his home on Belvoir Farm, Fairfax
county, on Tuesday evening. April 80. at
7:30 o'clock, WILLlAMT. TALBOT. aged 81
years. His funeral will take place from the
Woodlawn Baptist Church, on Thursday
evening, May 2, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends and
relatives invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
New York stock Market.

New York, May The number of leading
speculative issues on the stock exchange were
under manipulated pressure during the first
hour. and lower prices in a majority Of the
list were forced on the general market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01

The month ended yesterday was The
coldest April in the last twenty-six
years, and within degree Of the coolest
April ever experienced, according TO the
Weather Bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
Southern Railway Exhibit Completed.

Southern Railway Exhibit Completed.
Made up chiefly of the natural re-
sources of the southern States, the South
ern railway has the only completed ex-
hibit in the States Exhibit building, oil
the day OF the opening Of the jamestown
Exposition. This commercial exhibit
attracted no little comment during the
first two days of the opening of the
great Ter-Centennial. There are jars OF
fruit in alcohol, specimens of ores,
marble, clay ard stone, with samples of
wood from along the line trayersed by
the road.
The decorative work is exceedingly
beautiful, an artist having been put in
charge Of the installation of the exhibit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

whenever the SAID Town OF Clyde shall notify
tne bounty Clerk and Chairman OF said
Nouny OF Iowa that the said bridge has been
puionased' subject TO tie conditions aud re-.
QMfements Of Chapter 3a7 aforesaid
IN witness whereof the said Town of Clvde
ana me Town Roard thereof ~ ITS behalf has
.aased thus petition to De executed and SIGNED
" the Town Chairman aud Town Clerk this
''' a'} OF November a p 1905.
By 7 H. Burns fown Chairman.
lpscph Powell Town Clerk
tAttntcd ana signed BY the Board oil Su.
perE'sofs OF the Town OF Clyde this nth day
G. FLsNIaG.
ALtCK NNDgsson,
Supervisors
Moved and carried that same be
referred TO Committee on Roads and
Bridges
Mr. Bollcrud moved 10 take re-
cess until 100 Motion carried
Chairman called the BOARD 70 order
at 1880 p m. November l3, 1907
The communication of NJ. L Parks
from the State School ut Sparta was
read and ordered placed on file VIII
be taken up az the adjourned session.
Report OF the County Treasurer
was read and same was referred to
tht Committee on Trcasurer's Ac
counts
lo the Honorable Board OF Supervisors OF
Iowa touuty, NlscUnsin.
SENrllAeNl | herewith submit a report of
the receipts and disbursements and tranSae-
hons ct N office as County Treasurer FROM
January 1907, 70 October 81 1907 both
days inclusive
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

be the Wisconsin River. That the said sec
tion contains, respectively, the following mum.
Der OF acres, to-witi Sec. 4, liz acres Sec. p,
Gao acres. Sec. ~, 29l acres; Ses IL, II
acres Sec. IL, $50 acres; See. II, $50 acres
Sec 10, $40 acres. and Sec. 10, $40 acres,
making ia all the sum OF 3,ls1 acres, accord
ing TO the government survey, that the Town
OF Pulaski now contains Ss,S5l acres OF land,
and after SAID change in the boundary thereof
Will still contain 1890 acres, or nearly fifty
fuil sections OF land
That the Town OF Clyde now contains ls,-
s27 acres OF land according TO the Govern
ren' Survey, and that after the said change IN
rs boundary 1t viii contain only 9l,9ts acres
or little over thirtyfour sections OF land.
That during the latter part OF the year 1900
petition duly signed was presented 70 the
Board OF Supervisors OF the said Town OF
Pulaski asking thai public highway be lad
out through said Sections - aud IA above
described that the said Board OF .Supel vss0ys
revised 20 lay out the said highway; apps
duly taken from their said action, and
commissioners appointed who reversed sand
action Of the said supervisors and directed that
the said highway be laid out. That ia pur
suance Of the said order the said Board OF SUI
perysors on The - day Of February, 1907,
duly signed. an order laying out the said high
way, thar Al that time the said land above
described and other lands ~ the said Town
Of Pulaski constituted one road district That
thereafter the said Board OF Supervisors OF
the said Town Of Pulaski cut of the lands
above described from the said road district and
formed of them a new road district, and then
and there Improperly and uujustly imposed
upon the said newly formed road district the
burden Of opening the said highway.
They unjustly and improperly levied upon
the said newly formed road district . road tax
Of seven mills ON the dollar while the road
taxes levied upon the other road districts of
the said Town did NOT exceed thfe, mills on
the dollar.
That the said highway runs along the Wis
consin Nver ANA connects the highways 10
- 81 aA.Hs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

plis LOFTS ..........., ei.o0
ella Mediation Holllndale ......... 0i00
Ernst Naef, Mineral Point ,..,....... 6tee
ydia Noble Mineral Poiat .....4.. $500
3ohu Nolan Cobb ................. 64.0O
afaee O'Connor, Mineral Point ....... u40o
lgNs Owens. podgcvillc ..,....,.,.s.... dooO
ispv PTiSk Mineral Point. ,,...,.,. $500
knen Raines Milin ............. G4.00
Margaret Ruekes Hollaudalv ........ $500
,;.IpVs IS, Saith, Rcwey... ,.,,.. ea.o0
Mary Siegci. Mineral Point ....,...-. 900
larry Shietelbein. Highland ....,,.... 64.O0
ahos. Smith, Mineral Point. .,...,.,.., 9o.oe
iaH,slans SWisky. MontfOrt ..,.,...., oi.80
AarY Il Taylor Mineral Point. ,..,,,. oi.Oo
Tvs. lohp (. Taylor, Ayoca. ,...,,.... 24.0o
agues Thomas Hiehiand. ............. 6i.00
.lridpet Yhrasher. Mineral Point ....., lS.Uu
lAn, r0rpy. Ayoca ........... Gi.0O
i5Au u. Whnford. Mineral Point , $500
Msry e. Micsen. Sr Mineral Point . $500
,Jher Williams Dodgcviltc. .......... 5&.00
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

ie,I amount Paid cut during
year ...... ......,.,-.,.. Ss&,S28. 20
fht following IS . report Of the whole num-
ic VI children between the ages Of four and
Wt9ty years oi age ~ the several towns, vii
ases aud cities IN iowa County, where a
pa lic school has been taught seven months or
Iu during the year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

clAsstFoArioN Of SCHOOLS IS TO GRADE,
M. Of High Schools ................... 2
No. OF State graded schools (frst class) 3
! No. Of State graded schools (Sccand cass). p
! No. OF two departments not on the Stme
81 W scboo. n;,h on d.no,t.n, 100
| Number OF pupils between the ages Of 4 and
| 20 years IA the county 6,7Oi In 1900 the
| number was G,7it.
Tie whole number OF children that attended
the public school during the year was 4a17
The whole number OF days that the schools
were taught by legal qualified teacher was
2r.276,
| The average daily attendance was 41Il 10.
| The whole number OF teachers employed al
one time was l06, of which 22 were males
and li4 females.
TIE whole amount for the. services Of male
! teachers was S12.53G.0S Whole amount paid
| FOR the services OF female teachers was S43,-
95s 90, which was an increase of nearly 2 per
cent from last year.
SCHOOL boARD coNvKsrIoN.
| The School Board Convention was held Feb
ruary 20, 1907. for last year, in compliance
with Chapter los, Laws OF 1905 and large
paiabcr of school clerks and other members OF
school boards were present and listened TO q
| carefully prepared program. Chief Clerk Chas
| Harper OF Madison and Prof. Schuster Of
| Flattcville were on the program.
| STAIR TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
| The State Institute WAS held in the City OF
| Dodgeylc, with an average attendance Of 1872
| and an enrolment Of l97 teachers. Principal
G. 6. Babcock, supt, y, J; Bergen. Principal
conductors Prof. II. O. Sampson of the
| United States Department OF Agriculture con
Quoted the work 10 agriculture IN a very able
manner.
HEATING AND VENTILATION.
| Tho last Legislature was the first 70 give
| direct aid to the country schools IN the way o.
| appropriation, ard this law will give 20 eaCl
| and every country school $4,000 annually foi
] - tsfGf will Hes linn
/ ventilating plant, and the ordinary equipment
| thar the average country school should have
/ Only about ouc-tcnth Of the country school'
/ are taking advantage OF this splendid offer Il
| thoroughly equip themselves q the states *
pcnse and It seems TO me that some OF the
/ school boards not exercising ordinary judg
meit by letting sreh generous offer pas
/ without giving II thoropgb investigation.
! recommend that the usual amount Of
! Sl00.o0 be appropriated for The common schoo
examinations in The county, and $1,000 for th'
/ school boafd expenses.
Respectfully submitted.
r EnrRy BRAY,
Supi o. Schools Iowa County.
On motion Of Mr. Eagan the re
port was accepted and recommends
to be published with the proceeding.
and that appropriations be made
special order for 10 o'clock tomorron
morning
The clerk read proposition from
the First National Bank OF Dodge
Vile. and Strong's Bank 10 act al
/ County Depository:
10 the County Board Of Supervisors Of low
Co1nty, Wisconsin.
Gss1irags: The undersigned proposed q
aci a County Depository Tor said County an'
20 receive county funds On deposit f0- on
year from M, first day Of January, 1908. ans
fusU U1V interest thereon 10 the rate %
ID e. HYH gta |4f Va N.Hf rfH .nE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

ments OF bis office from the 9th day OF Ianu.
airy 70 the 3lst day OF October, a. d. 1907
both days included;
RECEIPTS DIR.
10 balance on hand ..s.................S gSS. NG
70 cash from reie'npttdns. principal S2.Tf
10 cash from rrdc.uiuous, interest. -. 24.l9
10 cash irogn red,niplions advertising. so
- cash from rg1smptious, fees. ...... 500
10 cash from Tedcmpuuns FAX deed. l.Oi
10 cash from redemptuns, county land
SvlP .-....f.... w.. ...-... 1000
io cash from recording three physicians
licenses .....,.....'.....- so
10 cash from one certificate .......... .e5
10 cash from IA marriage licenses, 1900
S46t.oi
aISRURsENENrs q.
BY cash PAID redemption, principal 1S, 80
BY cash pad ON redemption, interest % %
by cash paid on redemption, advertising
lees .-.. ,,,.. .-,,.,. ...+.....s 80
BY cash paid GA redemption county land
Hold .s...ts,.. ....... ..., ..s.., 1000
BY cash fod on redemption fees $500. 3.a5
~ cash paid on redemption previous
redemptoos Observation-Disclosures, eg3o
Ry cash paid 90 tax deed .....,,,... LOO
by cash paid on recording physicians
lSthses ..'.*sss-t. s.,...-. ,.r.tt. l-au
BY cash paid on one certificate .... SO
ny cash paid ON III marriage licenses $500
by cash nn hand to balance ......., g7O.sS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

SIMON SihoNsoS.
Petition OF Susan T. PrideauN
read. asking for an allowance OF one
hundred ($I00.00) dollars in pursu-
ance TO the provisions OF Chapter 2s3
of the Laws OF 1907, Mr.. Mundy
moved that the petition be referred
to special committee to be chosen
bv the chair and that neither member
OF such committee should be from
the town or city of Dodgeville. Mo.
ton carried. Chair appointed as such
committee Messrs, Horn, Thomas and
Cody.
Report of District Attorney read as
follows;
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors OF
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
GENrLEMsN The report Of joseph N. Ire
week District Attorney Tor Iowa county re
spectfuly shows that as District attorney. no
money whatever has come into my hands since
my last report 70 the Honorable Board OF Su'
pervisors at the adjourned term IN January,
JosEru N. TRswkre,
District Attorney in and for Iowa County.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa County---ss
Ioseph ~ TrcWeek, being duly sworn, on
oath deposcs and says that tic foregoing &C
count hq him rcudcred as Dist'i-i Attorney OF
said county IS true and correct
rL "a .,.5, - hcfors enc fins
Subscribed and sworn 70 bSl9fe me t''s
18th day 81 November, a. - i5u',
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Tho above report was referred TO
-. -. ~, Il;s4r;r+ Attorney
"
pcnort nf the exoenses Of Iowa
- r.1 =. a. Co,,,
COuuty Iedu anu SlSl ~ " ~
mIttee on Finance ana aNatlOH.
EU
r. tbe uonorable Board OF Supervisors Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

Mr. Bullerud moved that the same
Is published with the proceedings,
With the exception Of the names OF
zoe beHetolaries.
Mr. Horn moved 10 amend by hay
ag published the GameS OF the bene
t,iarie- The notion as amended.
clrricd
The report OF the County Supcrin
tndeui ot schools read by Mr. Bray
l ihe Honorable Board Of Supervisors of
iowa County.
RaN4lEMIN ! Submit 10 YOU ray third an.
bss fcport for the schools Of lrNa County.
Wfne hy ioaneal statistics and other data
kfGIprs
nv money on bands June 30, 1905 Slo0,e.oo
I'm mNe> levied al District school
~ uNy levied BIZ County Board
20 Suvttt iS0rs -... .......4s... l2,sco / p
trNn state school fand Income ~. 1a976.9b
'lN alt olhef sources .....,.,.,.. lS,5t0.f9
toa anoom levied during The u. 1.
ntsButsFMENrS
= hudduE and repairing ,.......S 5,29t.6o
F# apraraius l-.,.. ,..,......... 60a.4i
tNr sestices al male tcachets, ..a 70 556,08
F& seVices ut fcnlale teachers. iS,95s.60
~ Oh indcbtelscss ..,.......,,. s,llf.55
F,s school furniture ...,....., Al0.0G
t,A services % District Clerks. 972,62
re au other sources ,....'".,'r l2.4s6S'
fe,al amount paid out during
year ...-.... .,.,-.,.t. SS& iSsS.2R
I'd following IS rtpOr, Of the whole mum.
81 " children hctWNcn,thc ages Of four and
s.tfH IA 10 .-fs a. uFtE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

Balance m Nnrthcy VS.. Hueill 81 ~ pul,S4
Award Of Commissioners, : Syvcrisdu 500
Surplus Stevens vs.. Jenkins ,-.... $500
Surplus nahir VS.. loftsglrdeu. .... a2.ts
Bal condemnation Of lands, LumlCy. 2I7.5u
Amount due Fannie Allen. -..,...-. 34.tT
Note and mortgage IN Mcllor vs.
Baiten ct al. ..,......,...,......, 4,i25.N0
Certificates Of deposit Mellor vs.. Bat
ten Ct al. .......... ............. I,S97.23
Mortgage Of Mary Ann Casper ..... 44s.fS
Balance Dayey VS. Cooking ct al ..,., SOC
Surplus MorrSsey VS. brown ct al. 3bS.is
Bal Sanguine ct al. vs. titzsmons
ct al. ............ 3a.oS
Award OF Commissioners, Alfred Bar
res ,t..,....- ,,t.......... lRf,V1
Johnson Ct al. .................. agbs
Award OF Commissioners. K~ul ct al. 1874
Bal in Ieuck SIS. Clark ct aI,.... 1889
Bal. City Bank, Dodgeyille Wis, vs..
Olson Ct al. ..,-................ s04S6
q al Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Ford et al. ...................... $500
Bal in Drew vs. Drew ct al....-,. S7,24
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

MARTIN SiMosSON.
GEORGE T.. SAITH.
John Fox.
nay HAMPTON.
Albert 5. HolNEs.
SEVER SG&oNsoN.
CHARLEY SIAONScN,
HEERY ALLEN
SAINT g.. rENBY
G. J.. GurKRECnp
MIcHkEi HEGgRN.
6. W. RANspRs.
h. BENNETT.
II. A. HAMPTON.
SIMON SiNoSsos,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

ments OF bis office from the 9Th day OF Janu.
airy % the 3lst day OF October, a. d. 1907
both days included:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-12-05

lOt1i ...sr.,t.s...s....s.,. .sss. .Aib, itO-Df
hereby certify the above report TO be
correct TO the best Of my knowledge and be
Lief T. III. HosRiRs,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 30 before me this
i8th day OF November A. D. 1907.
T. J. PAyRrER,
Register of Deeds.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16
Harvesting About Done.

This week will see the finishing
Of harvest in Dawson county, the
weather having been favorable for
the past two weeks, no rain falling,
though at times very warm. South
Of Mitchell the small grain is show
Ing up better, both wheat and oats
making a greater prospective yield
than In The north part Ut the roun-
ty, where these two cereals were
more or less damaged by the hail
about a month ago. Oats are a fairly
good crop, and wheat is showing up
In very good shape, both OF which
we're hurt by the lateness Of the
season this year.
Corn is :naking a splendid growth
In all p.r6s Of the county, but it is
at least ten days behind in growth
and dpveloDment. Should a heavy
frost come early it would do cunsid-
cradle damage. but the heavy frosts
have held of IN this county for tile
past five years aud corushas gone
e5lrouelrSin h,esI silape. The crop out
Flopk IS %.velS satisfactory Wuder tile
C, mentions viii h the grains have
gown this season..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16

The Pukwana Press has been
pouring it into the country board OF
education of Brule county for pur-
chasing the Frye geography for the
reason that it made a very unpleasant
reference to South Dakota in its
history of this state. Upon ex-
animation it was discovered that
the chosen geography describes a
big belt through this state (in-
Guiding Brule county, as a semi arid
region, tit for nothing but cattle
raising. The attention was drawn
to the fact, by az Indiana gentlemen
who happened to see IL g t!ieaa's
publication that FrYe's book
occupied a place In the list Of books
to be introduced. The citizens we're
very much surprised about 1t and
Immediately voted Frye's geography a
knocker and thought to ''Knock it
out" OF their course Of study and
subantnl1b a book that is not half a
centnnXs behind the times in publish
in8@s uFstasdhta hnnk.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. j. W. House left on the
Omaha Thursday morning for a short
visit at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid W.. Smith left
Thursday for LAGRANGE, Ind,
where they will visit with relatives
for d month at least.
Miss Margaret Mcguire has re-
turned from her trip Of over a
month, which she spent at Lincoln,
Neb., Crystal Lake and Sioux City,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rowley left
Wednesday evening for St. Paul,
where be has accepted a position as
clerk and bookkeeper in a leading
hotel. Mr.. Rowley was formerly
bookkeeper at The Widmann.
May Jones, the daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. B. P. Jones, living down
in Prosper township, was severely
burned Sunday by the explosion OF
kerosene IN a can. The young girl
was brought to the city Monday and
placed in the hospital.
Miss Adella Pepper who has b ,en
spending her vacation in Mitchell
with her mother, Mrs. Frank Weller,
left on the morning train to-
day for Ottumwa, Iowa, where
she will remain several days visiting
friends and relatives before return
ing to school in Kansas City.
Carl L. johnson and L. A. Larson,
of Hendricks, MIMI, arrived in the
city Wednesday evening and are
guests at The Widmann. The gem
tlemen are interested in trying 10
get the MITCHELL Marshall electric
road to come to their town, but it
Is a little out of the line.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16

Rapid City has changed the dates
Of its celebration to Sept. S. 8, Z,
for the recognition OF the building OF
two great railways into that town.
The former dates conflicted with
another event to be pulled Off In a
nelghbor,Dg town and Rapid people
did not want to encounter any i'll
will on that account For over a
quarter Of a century Rapid City has
been waiting for one OF the big rail-
ways 10 come across the reservation
and con lect up the east and west
SIDE OF the state, and now she has
not got only one but two roads to
fulfill her ambition. Just what
Rapid City is going to have to cele-
bIate this event has not been
announced but undoubtedly the CITY
will prepare a fine program. with
which she hopes to entertain aesood.
many visitors from the east side Of
the state. II The railroads will
make a low rite of fa,e over there
und II tedly !, great many Ire. CHS
spctiol will t.Ke advar tage OF the
opportunity t max their rst trip
to til ills country.