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TINTrc ORE SHIPMENTS,
Special Correspondence.

SptVIHT CORRESPONDENCE.
Eureka. June 2S-The ore shipments
from the ,rintlc mines for the week end
ing today We're as follows:
Ajax, 8: Bullion Beck, Z; Beck Tun-
mel IL: Centennial Eureka, 80; Carisa,
6; Eagle and Blue Bell, 8; Colorado. 6;
Grand Central. 6; Gemini, 5; Lower
Mammoth, 6; May Day, .; Mammoth,
16; Scranton, s; Tlntic Iron, 9; Uncle
Sam, 5; Victoria, .; Yankee, 6. Total,
40
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NEW YORK CURE.

Ely Con, /; T. /: /: sales 100 -
Dom. Copper, 5%; 5%; OK on SAFES
"VGGi G. & s.. l7-ls; III; 1915; 1915;
s', New Utah. 54: 6; SIS 81 sales 900
Mitchell, "a: 2E 2B; "a, sales lVV'
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ToNoPAH DIVIDEND.

The Tonopah Mining company yes
terday posted it's regular quarterly
dividend OF 20 per cent, payable on
July % 10 all shareholders Of record
July o. with this amount the COM
pany will have paid s2.9s4 900 since its
Incorporation IN July 1901.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 9,--Catte--Keceipts, ~
market steady. Beeyes, y @gt;W cV ~
i ,5a4, 10. helfers, 2,6dg6 CO.; calves, e.oos
I %: good to prime steers, 5,IpEl,1' Poo,i
to medium, 4.eSd5.6S; stockers ana ieeu-
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market strong 70
cents higher Light, 5,pu6.15 mixed; "
G5,15; heavy, $500 02is; rough. b.eog
5.iS; pigs, 5.40a6.@; good to ehoice hehNS'
Sheep-Receipts, s,0oo; market weak,
Natives, 4.0o6l6,lo; western s.n9o,o'
yearings, GOoad.15; lambs and WESTERN
b.5CG7,0o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY June 2s.--Cattlc--Receipt
100. market steady. Native steers, 4.oel
6 Is; native cows and helfersy <, soto = ~ J
stockers and feeders. 3,25MS.pOi bulls,
2 i56tS. 90. calves, .pOH6.&, western req
steers, 4.g5a6.S5; western fed cows s'"G
40. 49, 2
Hogs--Receipts 5000 market strong TO .
cents higher Heavy 5.S5aS.n; packers,
s.s7ls@5.so light 5.0Q6.9'fs PIGS o,-SS
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market noninally
steady aiuttons, 6O462; lambs, I,ug
7.e5 range wethers, 5.Ooq6.oc; fed ewes
i.50g6.25.
Omaha. June 9.-Cattle-.ReceIpts, 600;
Hogs--R Receipts ZOO; market 5IlO cents
higher. Heavy s. S54I5 80; mixed, 5000 10
light. 5gSlldOO; pigs, .40l5.N.
Sheep~-Receipts, 200; market Steacy-
Yearlinss, 5,5e1i6.25: wethers. 2ouo .eS'
ewes, $500 %; lambs, e.Oors.op-
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Ne,vhouse. closed 6!aal6si; no sales
Utah Copper closed 2tq2f'oe,, ys,,.
Tenn Copper, SSh $3.50 oe'2' GOA
sales 700. .oo
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Colorado MlnIng--sOo at 5.5oi 400
at $50, seller 30.
Iron Blossom-~lO0 at l.20: 200 at
at 1,25, seller go, TOO at LES. seller
30
Lead I6ing-,t 600 at 1919
Little Chlef---1 ,000 tni1.
Richmond Anaconda 500 at 10.
South Columbus Con. at ESQ;
100 al 2.l5; 600 at 1865 200 al s67 II f.
Sioux Con-20Q AT a2: LOO at
4tis, 400 at III 800 at aoih
Seven Trougbs2oo at e7 1900 at
GG.
Victor Con- 500 ut 10.
Yankse--io0 at 5n: 700 ~ 49,
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnol-IOO at t.s7S
Colorndo-lo0 at Mss: 100 at $3.50
200 vt 5.6b.
Century--5Q0 nj 40
Iron Blossom--3Op ut 1.2oi roo
May Day-a.5Oo NJ ss.
Mountain Lako-~510 Mt 81,
So. Columbus Con- 500 at ass;
500 az 2.72h buyer 60.
Sioux Conf 800 ut 4lh.
Seven rrouyhs-200 at e6.
REHABILITATION o
shares. Value.
Regular call. .... 1o.6b0 s.5Dl.oO
Open board ..... 1850 lHslhOo
'rodey's totals, 49,. 1880 s 26.31s.09
weeks totals. 26s,i6s 24tt9p.yo
Months totals. s0f3 SSS,SQp-5S
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE UTAH SUGAR Gothic
regular quarterly dividend Of ia
per cent on the preferred stock OF
this company Will DO paid at the
News Annex, Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
on June 10Th, 1901, to stockholders
OF record. June 22nd, 1867. The
stock transfer books Will be closed
June End, 1901. at p. M, and re-
opened July Isl, 1907; az 70 q; m.
Secy. & Treas.
Salt Lake city, Utah, June %. 1907.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse, closed, 16A@%.
Utah Copper, closed 26427
Tennessee Copper, 3sns; SSH; Ssis;
3Stk. sales 900
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OMAHA
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, June 2a.--WooI, steady, Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2ogGP1s; me
mediums, lIqA. fine, laq16
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T., II. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers,
"a Commercial BLK. Both Phones 1878
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NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.

New York, June 2S.--The market for
evaporated apples showed no change or
fresh feature Fancy are quoted at SAC;
choice. Sc; prime. 7!sq7%c; poor to tair'
Gll7C.
Pruues are quiet on spot, but holders
are confident owing to the firmness on
the coast. Quotations range from 4isc 10
l2Jsc for California fruit and from bSsc 10
&c for Oregon, the outside price being Tor
eos and iOs.
quoted at dc. extra choice at &c ana
fancy at 22gG3c.
Peaches are dull, with choice quoted
at ll5sdi2c, extra choice al l2Sspl29%c.
fancy at l3dl3isc. fancy at Hu145ac.
Ralsins are iirm, with loose mnSeatels
quoted at S%Il0c, seeded raisiIS - TAO
ISc and London layers at i.bGdl.6o,
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, June 29--Bntter steady.
creameries, 1898: dairies, I1q2l.
Eggs-Weak, at mark cases included,
at 12UlS.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. June 2s.-Close: Wheat, spot
firm: No. red, western winter. rs; No.
California, ~ I'D ftures, firm; July, Is
I'D: Sept, is sad; Dee. nominal.
Corn-Spot, firm; Hess dried, IS Id: old
northern, 5s Sd. Futures, steady July,
nominal; Sept, As, lid.
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T. M. WEST s. CO., stock brokers,
., +. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fec and residence.
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Cannon q Cannon, Mining stock, Brok-
era is d. So. Tuu Ind, Tel, 2isl; Bell ASl-
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IL is stated that the amount of the
tax of the Centennial Eureka viii pos
sihly be raised as the board of COM
misslOners Is not satisfied with the fig
ures, claiming that the company de-
Ducts sum for treating ore which Is
In excess OF that on custom ore. Com
missioners McCune Of Eureka and Has
sell OF Mammoth have been In Salt Lake
this week for the purpose OF meeting
with the company and adjusting the
matter,
just as soon as the hoisting plant can
be installed ut the Sioux Con, property.
south of the Colorado, the sinking OF
the shaft viii BIO pushed rapidly along,
ana the management expects TO tap
the Colorado vein at q depth of from
900 TO 400 feet. The shaft on the
Phoeba $. is now down over 40 feet
The pipe line that is to convey water
from the Cough spring to the Sioux
Con. and the Iron King is now being
laid by the Iron King people, Loose,
Smoot and others. who get a portion
OF the water for bearing the expense
of putting IN the line.
Surveyor Stewart OF Salt Lake has
just completed survey for patent on
the East TintiC claims OF Nj. l.. Gar
rity and Rasmus Nelson.
NJ. NJ. Kellogg of Provo Is making
preparations to begin development
work on the Ralph claim. This prop
erty adjons the Lilly in East Tintic
Ia which there is good lead ore as well
as in the Lilly.
John Bestelmeyer came up from Pro-
vo Tuesday evening. He expects to
spend the greater part Of the summer
IN looking after his mining interests III
the eastern part Of the district.
East Tintlc Con, stock has been is
sued this week and has sold up as
high as 20 cents.
Jesse knight came up from Provo
Tuesday for the purpose OF visiting
thn ,,,fnau tn tah hA 40 fptaraata1
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairylow sill. King. 10 asked: Fair
view. Eagle. 50 bid Nevada Hills, D; 90
Gf5 go Pittshurg Sil. Peak lay nv,
North Star Wonder, asked bhsie
Ssest 1920. Alice of Wonder asked.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', - L. So. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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GEO. M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds We deaire your
orders for anything in cur lino.
Rooms 5l2-5ls Templeton Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry SHIPPER, comnierelal Photoe-
ra'-A-" isl Main H.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. g1e u. r. Walker BLOCK
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THE IDAHO SUGAR, CO.--There
will be special meeting of tho
stockholders Of the Idaho Sugar
Company, corporation organized
and existing under the laws. of
Utah. at $3.50 p. m. on Thursday,
the 18TH day of duly. 1907, at the
office OF the company. No. II
West South Temple street. Salt
Lake city, Utah, for the purpose
Of considering ana determining
the ACCESSIBILITY Of consolidating
the said corporation with the
Utah Sugar Company, and Western
Idaho Sugar Company, corporations
under the laws OF Utah, and of
considering and fixing the terms
and conditions of such conscllda-
BY direction of the Vice Prcsi-
dent.
(The President being absent from
the State.l .
SpcrotarV.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

DBsEREr SAVINGS BANK
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Doseret Savings
Bank, will be held on T1leAday, the
18th day Of July, A. ID. 1901, at u
peseret National Bank OF salt
Lake City, for the purpose of elect
ing directors to serve for the en-
suing year. and for the transaction
ot such other business as may law
fully como before II.
ELIAS A, SMITH,
Cashier
Salt Lake City, Utah. june Is,
1907. aa
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WESTERN IDAHO SUGAR GO.
The regular quarterly dividend %
Ia por cent on tho stock of this
o q aks sampany: lho p q, ret S,nSs
Annex. salt Lake CITY. Utah. on
July 10, 1901, no stockholders OF REQ
ord July ard, 1901 Tho stock trans
fer books will be closed July srd.
1907. ~ . r, M, and re-opened July
HORACE q, WHITNEY,
BnGy, q Treas,
Salt Lake city, Utah, June 70. 1907.
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THE IDAHO SUGAR Gothic
regular quarterly dividend OF w
per cent on the stock OF this conn
company. Desoret News Annex.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, on June 29th,
1901, 20 Stockholders OF record June
2ind. 1901. The stock transfer books
will DO closed June lind, 1907, at
p. IN. ana ro-opened July lat. 1907.
HORACE G. WHITNEY.
Eecy. a Treas.
Salt Lake city. Utah, Juno 20. 1907.
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ItNION- AsSAY OFEICE
BIG MONEY INVOLVED.

NJ. S. Hanaucr j. y Sadler,
l52 So West Temple p. O, box haas,
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Bird Cowai, Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple ST.
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sALrLAKE SANK cLEAkINss
+. t5,acS,7s2.s7 a'sas'4sS. 8

bid Mont. Bulfrog, 4G5; National
Bank 2IG2s; J.. Harris, 2@3; AMETHYST,
26 bid; Gold Bar, 6lG62 Steinway, .
QI0; Denver Rullfrog Annex, 10 asked !
Bonnie Clare 5iQ55; Mayfower CON-
Ssa3s; Montgy. sho. Exten,; sgiVi ~
Scepter. IL bid; Montgy. Mt, l4Uio.
n. Diamondneld, bid; Homestake
Con, 9s@s5. Y. Girl. asked; Nugget;
bid; Tramp Con-, 56Q5s; Victor .
asked North Star. bid.
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MANHATTAN

Manh. Cons. so asked Mani. Min'
Co, 10 bid, O. Wedge. SOS; >. HUM my.
rev sd1S, Dexter. ~ bid; l., Joe, 2W5'
Crescent asked; Combination, 2q3;
Granny, t6gis; Mustang, 22Q24; Little
Grew. IL bid: Cow Boy Sq4 ong'
Mann. iOd18. Broncho, 7aS; Pinenu;'
Sei9, Buffalo. 2@5; s. Dog, l6@l7; y
Horse, 4G6; Ind. Camp, 5@5' Standard
IEO
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loNslqN KNITTING COM.
a,p,lnans n The, regular quarterly
nlvinehd ~ " per cent Will be
paid. July lot, on all stock ~
record Jnne VI, those wishing trans
fsrs must nave them made accord.
company Will close Oh that date,
FRANK II. SNOW, Secretary.
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TO srocKHo1.prRs.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF Zlon's Benefit Building Society will
be held ON Tuesday, July 9. 1907. at
o'clock p m. at the 2. c. NJ. l. Shoe Fac
tory Salt Lake City, Utah, for the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year. the
presentation OF the financial report and
the transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting,
W. ]. BATEMAN. Secretary,
THOMAS q. WSBBER. President
Salt Lake City. June TO- 1901
THE DESBRET INVESTMENT CO.
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Des-
erct Investment Company will be held
az No CT East South Temple Street, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Monday, the first
day OF July. A. d. 1900. at II o'clock q.
m, for the purpose of electlng board
OF directors for said company, and OF
considering the advisability OF dsposing
OF certain real estate belonging to the
corporation, and also for the transaction.
of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
JOHN r. WINDER,
President.
ROBERT 8 CAMPBELL.
Dated June Is, 1907. Salt Lake city.
Utah.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


James A. Pollock & Co.. furnish the
following quotations from san Fran
cisco today:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
Tuday's Metal Quotations,

toen' stt'liNF prices A. repprtrh
W the American Smelling and Rv-
Anlns company
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sALTAIR SUNDAY CONCERT.

TO s p. m. Fort Douglas Military
Band.
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sALrArR SUNDAY CONCERT.

2 to 8 p. m. Fort Douglas Military
Band.
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A FEW DIVIDEND STOCKS.

last years totals We're just a it'll,
over 5000 900,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
RICHARDS
Special Correspondence

CIVILIAN NoiiCopOiiuVhtC
Threshing is nearly completed
Mrs. Knowles has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. jesse Costello
Christ Stormo has a new thirty
dollar gramophone
Miss Winnie Braley OF Sioux Falls
visited ut O. Il. Dyes over Sunday
Chas. Winter and family visited
at VIM. Winters and Paul Gebharts
the first of the week.
Captain Sandy Gllchrist led a
band Of serenaders TO serenade Mr..
aud Mrs. Jake eleven, On their return
from Parkston
The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Lingscheit In honor of air.
and Mrs. Jacob eleven was u phe-
nominal success, The guests to the
nuIi ber Of nearly one hundred, were
gathered from the territory from
Fort Pierre to Mitchell and all
seemed To be there for the purpose
of having a good time. The music
furnished by the eleven and Enger
boys was fine and the supper and
cigars the best ever A granophone
with IA large mum Der of choice selec-
tions and be bospitable attentions
host anu hostess helped to make up
perfect evenings enjoyment.
Anna, Tiara and Bert Anderson n
We're home TO spend Christmas with
tleir parents Mr.. and Mrs, Alex
Anderson
w s, Moon while DO ring for well
last wsek struck into a nest OF
garter snakes
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
Milton Derby has moved into

Milton Derby has moved into
town
The county commissioners met
yesterday and the bonds OF the
newly elected officers were approved
Clare Swartout is now sole own
.rr OF the freight line, having COM
pleted the purchase this week.
Under an order OF the postotiice
department box rents must he paid
before the beginning of each quarter
After spending the holiday season
with her parents. Nesta Winter De.
parted this morning for Canton to
attend school
The payment of the las of the
state bonds by State Treasurer Col
lins puts the states finances in ex-
eeilent condition. the outgoing
state officers leave n bright record
record behind them.
An exchange says young man
recently got even with A girl who
jilted him by sanding her aa invita-
ton tn go driving, and when she
ioyfully accepted and rugged herself
out in her best clothes he cruelty
sent her n hammer and a lot Of nails
with the inIormation that she could
drive all she pleased.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
MRS. STEWART
PASSES AWAY
WAS AN EARLY SETTLER In
BUFFALO COUNTY
Dea th Occurred Tuesday at Home
OF Her Daughter Near ver-
million

On Tuesday even.i-, telephone
message WAS received here, an
nounciug the ,leatnof Mrs. NJ. Stew
art. WHICH occurred during the day
ct the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Peter jordan, near Yermillion.
She lacked but q few days of
reaching her S7th year, and to the
infirmities OF old age is due her de-
mise.
The funeral will he held at Vermil-
lion today and interrinent will take
place in the ccnr., cry %, that place.
Mrs. Stewart ~ as one Of the ear
lest settlers in this county, having
came here with her husband and
children from Bremer county, Ia,
and settled ON thel homestead in
Arlington township. where her home
has since been until last summer
when she was taken to Vermillion.
Her death was preceded by that OF
her husband by l6 years. he having
passed away in January 1891
-drs. Stewart is survived by one,
son and two daughters. They are:
Charles NJ. Stewart of this county,
Mrs. May Niece of Milford, Ia, and
Mrs. Florence Jordan OF Yermilion.
TO These afflicted ones The CHIEF
joins their many old friends and
neighbors in extending sympathy in
this sad hour.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03

O. w. Cook, Master Workman de.
sires to announce that the election
of officers will he held at the bank in
Gam Valley, Tuesday evening Jan
uary 3 at 7:3O p. IN. All members
are reQues Ell to make an effort to
he present as the years business will
be looked over and audited
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
LOCAL
- - . -. - - - - 80 80 =:

DR.. J. w. Clevinger. resident den
tist, Chamberlain, 5 u. Office over
y +. ScOtt's drug store
Miss Winnie Braley, of Sioux Falls
arrived last Saturday, and will
teach H., this county duliEg the win
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ponsford re.
turned from Plsnkinton, last Fri
day from Plankinton where they
visited Mr. and j. Coram.
VIM. Winter, who is spending the
winter i'm California. is said to be
confined 10 his bed. with spell of
sickness.
+. G.. Griffith of Sioux City. sp,l
several days here this week. looking
after his land and doing other bus
mess
wanted-A good live man with
team, to sell sewing machines on
salary or commission. Call on, o r
address, &. j. SANFORD, Sin ger Co,
Mitchell, 5. b.
A dozen or more young folks had
a most enjoyable time at IA watch
party given at the Trainor home on
New Years Eve.
Miss Maggie Mccall enter tained a
party of young friends at their
home ON New Years Eve. a most
delightful time is reported by those
present.
Miss Anna Hannebuth, a former
resident in this neiyhborhood. now
Sioux City tea3her, has ACQUIRED
considerable newspaper notorlety
through an unfortunate love affair
Mrs David Conklin departed Sat
urday for her home at NewaIl, la ,
after weeks visit with her sisters,
Mesdames Geoi ge and Charles Fras.
err and Miss Retta Stahl,
There WIS decided change in the
weather Saturday night Saturday
was bright warm day, and evary
body turned out to enjoy the sun
shine, while sunday was so disagr, I.
able that the editor was the only
one in town who ventured out to
church. Monday morning it frOz'
the castings off the town pump. The
weather bureau report promised
fairer weather for Tuesday, but ever
that didn't help for it turned ou
n heavy snow storm, and and the
wind was decidly penetrating to 1
person attired i'm their last summer
suit. Yesterday was worse. anC
today is getting no better faster
correspondents to eastern dailies
tell Of the hardships being endured
by over 100 young women who ar
holding down bomesteads west q
the river Most of the women, say
the correspondent, are daughters o
wealthy business men of eastern ell
les. One the wife OF bealthy DE
Moines physician, who is building I
$50, 900 residence in which they wi
live whom the wife completes res
dence upon the claim, Two daugt
aers OF Lytle, the we'll known Siou,
City contractor is named among I'll
number.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
NOTICE

There will be meeting OF the
Buffalo Comfy Mutual Insuran ce
Co., at their Office in Gam Valley on
Tuesday January s, 1907, ut the hour
of one o'clock p. IN. at which time
and place the bonrd Of directors
shall be elected for the 'ensuing year
aud such other business shall he
transacted as may III deemed for
the best interests OF the company.
The regular annual meeting OF the
board Of directors will be held direct
~ after the meeting OF the company.
HENRY kLINDT, Pres
Il. Il. SwARTouT Sec'y
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03
EDUCATIONAL
By O. T. Dye

The teachers meeting Saturday
was not very well attended. The
achers present We're Mrs. Vera
Wells. Misses Lizzie Sobek, Winnie
and Messrs. Hoobler, Dunbar, Ev-
ans and Dye. Miss Gllchrist and Mrs
.. II. Dye were visitors.
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Miss Winnie Braley commen ced a
term OF school ut Duncan Monday
and Miss Elva Dye at the TUsa
school house. Both are graduates
OF the Madison Normal ana go to
their work with enthusiasm.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03

Mrs Vera Wells reports that they
have bought a book case and sixty
volumes for the library. with the
proceeds from their basket social
They expect to try again soon.
The Sunnyside school and their
teacher, Edward Evans. gave an ex-
cellent Christmas program at the
school house, followed by an oyster
supper at j, B. Ingersons
or the thirteen teachers now AT
work in the county three have state
certificates, three first grade, and
some of the second grade certificate
teachers are equal the best teachers
for country schools to- be found in
the state. Give them fair chance
and good results are assured.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03

Laura and Pearl Ingerson of the
Sunhyside school, and trace aaC
Pearl Dye are the first To call fol
three months perfect attendance
certificates
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03

Mr., and Mrs. Roy Sw artout re-
turned to their home at Scnaca this
weck
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-03

Miss Helen Wolf has given Airing.
ton No. 2, "a two weeks vacation.