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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
VEGA

Miss Mary Burton is working at
the Loft cafe this week.
Carl Limpert is working for Mr..
Applebie OF Jerauld county.
Miss Nora and Randolph Balster
visited at F. Urbans last Sunday.
A ball will be given at the Vega
hall next Saturday November 23rd.
Mr. Chef Wagar was assisting f..
Wagar build his new barn last week.
Mrs. Chef Wagar Of Chamberlain,
visited with Mrs. Elmer Wagar last
week.
Misses Bird and Nettie jackson at
tended teachers meeting in Gam
Valley Saturday.
The carpenter work on Mrs. Jack
sons new house is completed and the
masons started to plaster Monday.
Word comes from John Hammer
that he is settled in Marion. Illinois,
and Is learning to be tenographer.
Mr.. Small OF Chamberlain was
around in this neighborhocd con-
tracing for turkeys the first part of
the week.
Fred Hariss returned from pleas.
ure tip to California last week, and
we expect Fred has many wonderful
tales to tell
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21

j. B. Ingersons' spent Sunday in
the Valley.
The Gitchell y oung people spent
Sunday at Gilchrists.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Miller spent
Saturday at the Valley
Several have the satisfaction of
knowing their corn is picked.
J. Mueller of White Lake was in
this neck-o'-the-woods Sunday.
J. B. Ingerson and Morris Krog
are making good headway with the
telephone line.
Several took In the teachers meet
ing and-pupiRs contest at Gam
Valley Saturday.
Bob Gregg reports fair success at
wolf hunting. He and his dogs bag
ged two, Sunday.
This is the time to get your man.
ure on the land and the best way to
10 it is to buy first class manure
spreader of Keeler, he has several va
rieties to select from
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21

When the Stomach Heart or Kid
ney nerves get weak then these or.
gans always fail. Don't drug the
stomach nor stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. That is simply a make
shift. Get a prescription known to
Druggists everywhere as DR.. .Shoop's
Restorative. The Restorative is pre-
pared expressly for these weak inside
nerves. Strengthen these nerves,
build them up with DR.. Shops Re-
storative-tablets or liquid-and see
how quickly help will come. Free
sample test sent on request by DR..
Shoop, Racine, Wis. Your health is
surely worth this simple test. Sold
by W. J. Hughes & Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
From Another Correspondent.

Frank Jefferies visited with VIII
(uson over Sunday of last week.
MIR. Herman Koch and H. j. Sin
L each made a trip to Miller lately.
Nearly everyone is done picking
IN and hay hauling has commenc-
Nr. and Mrs. Hill and son Burton
Ire Gam Valley visitors last Sat
bay.
Dn account OF the cold weather
.re was no Sunday school Novem-
lOtn.
Hrs. Amos Cruson aud sons James
b Ralph made trip to the ounty
u last Saturday.
is reported at.there 10 to be a
noval OF the post office soon and
Fill will he the new postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch and sons Her
n and Web and Mrs. Bridget Fin
hne made trip to Miller last Mon
6.
superintendent Hoobler, Mrs. ".
son, Miss Julia Hart and cousin,
q Hart, Miss Thorn, Miss Avery,
Is Ryan. Miss Hoobler and Ru-
|ph, George and Ernest Sinkie
Ire among those who attended the
kcher's meeting at Gam Valley
{ Saturday.
like Finucane says that Arthur
lson and Frank Jefferies readjust-
matters with him when they
ped him fix up his pump. and are
w entitled to an invitation to
nee at his wedding, but he says he
esn,t know how 1t will be about
} other boys-ln case such a thing
build happen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21

| tickling cough from any cause,
auickly stopped by DR.. ShOop's
igh Cure. And it is SO thoroughly
.mless and safe, that Dr. Shoop
Is mothers everywhere to give it
Ehout hesitation, even to very
ing babes. The wholesome green
YES and tender stems Of a lung
Ling mountainous shrub, furnishes
curative properties to DR.. Shoop's
hgh Cure. 1t calms the cough and
lis the sore and sensitive bron-
hl membranes. No opium, no
nothing harsh used to
|ire or suppress. Simply a reisi-
bs plant extract, that helps to
Ii aching lungs. The Spaniards
this shrub which the Doctoruses,
he Sacred Herb. Demand DR..
bop's. Take no other. Sold by
]. Hughes & Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
low To Trap Wild Animals.

o-page trap book illustrated, pic
Q of 46 wild animals in natural
ors. FUR ANIMAL CALENDER,
D and trap catalog, also prices OF
es and furs. All sent postpaid for
stamps or silver. FREE to those
o ship to, or buy of us. Address
r Dept, N. w. Hide & Fur Co.,
aneapolis, MINI.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, ON request, by DR..
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-without a
penny's cOst-the great value of this
scientific prescription known to drug
gists everywhere as DR.. Shoop's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Sold by W. J.
Hughes & Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
Cream,

am buying cream for the Turner
duce Company and would like to
je the farmers who milk cows,
q them. a trial. They pay for
~ can. OF cream, 80 you don't have
waittwo weeks to a month each
Q to get your check.
". DRIPs.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
New Goods New Goods New Goods

q New Goods New Goods New Goods
q We are making ready for Great Holiday Dis
"a play. New Goods arriving often We have tried
kA serve the best of ability the past and
ca this will excel in every department.
V In Dress Goods better equipped
V than today. All kinds of Sutings from the
% Dainty Panamas the Coverts Broadcloths We
W have eca price all coors of Danish Cloth
" In Aannelettes outing Aannes we have another
" complete stock
* Now the time to buy Over Shoes Miens Caps
~ and Leggins, line is complep and you
u come in an look things over.
~ hid you say you wanted anything in fancy arteesp
AZ We have ything
60 Let Us talk you about shoes. There is no
0 better line made than and have shelves full
% of new and up-to- date foot wear II
q We have few Ready Made Shirts the prices are
~ right apd we make them to fit you
" Also Ready Made Waists All Good Bar
W gains.
= We have sold a big line of Underwear but we are
x still prepared to fit you any line you need. q,
~ Don't forget that have supply of Horse
x Blankets Bed Blankets Rugs, Carpets in fact
everything that goes with first class General Store
: Fraser Bros.
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28

279, relating to the probate of
estates of non presidents.
The following house bills have
been killed.
252, relating to the duties of tele-
graph and telephone companies.
81, relating to the control, super
vision, construction and repair of
highways and bridges.
296, to regulate the practice of
optometry.
PSI, to appropriate money to
defray the expenses of a joint com
mittee of the senate and house of
representatives, appointed and named
in joint resolution No. 10 Of the
senate.
25S, relating to age of consent.
70, relating to domestic corpora
tions and providing for appointment
Of resident agents for certain domes-
tic corporations.
Anti-treating took probably its las
round with the,other "anti" company
at this session by going down to
defeat for lack Of one vote in the
senate Monday, Dudley wanted to
amend it to exempt democrats at all
times aud everybody on St. Patrick's
day which was lost on a tie vote.
vessey spoke for the bill in the inter
est of temperance and Dudley
denounced it as a freak. While
strong efforts have been made to
carry it the n vote which has been
lacking for over a week failed to
come to the rescue and it went down.
The bill to increase filing fees for
corporations in the state has passed
both houses.s 1t was fought in com
mitteesby G. E. DeLand, |. w. Good
ner and..Phillip Lawrence, the men
who do a..great deal of Incorporation
business..of the state, but was favor
ably reported and has passed both
housesIunder its provisions the fees
from corporations will be more than
doubled.
The total appropriations asked are
more than So, 100000. The total
approximate ven is 81, 100000.
A joint meeting Of the appropria-
tions committees to agree upon a
general bill will be held tomorrow
nighs. No specials yet reported or
agreed upon. The deficiencies and
general bill absorb the revenues. II
was agreed in committees that Yer
Million Brookings and Aberdeen
should each have $4,000 for new
buildings. Aberdeen may get
$4,000 additional.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28
1885, relating to the sale of intox

1888, relating to the sale of intox
icating liquors by pharmacists.
24S, regulating and limitin g the
number of dealers in intoxicating
liquors which may be licensed.
232, to provide for the conditional
release and parole Of convicts con
fined in the penitentiary.
1913, to provide for the sinking O
~artesian wells upon school and pub
lie lands.
Joint resolution II, to appropriate
money for purchasing a strip of lane
and building a dam acros a branch
of the West Vermillion river.
274, to appropriate money fol
printing and binding reports of state
officers.
29O, relating to trust compan les
Joint resolution IL, relating to the
issue of patents to homesteaders
upon public lands.
1913. appropriating money to pay
the per diem and expenses of CON-
missioners Of the Soldiers Home for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1905.
lis, an appropriation for putting
in a system of sewerage for the state
reform school.
80, to appropriate money to pay
to certain cities and towns their pro.
portion of the insurance tax for fire
departments which they failed to
receive in 1904.
24l, relating to and fixing the
compensation of assessors in counties
having a population of 10000.
244, relating to court house build.
ing funds.
Jointsresolution Is, momorializine
congress..to SO amend sections 11-14
OF the enabling act of the state Of
South Dakota.
223, to define and grade cream
and to regulate and prevent the man.
ufacture of decomposed or deleteri.
GUS cream into creamery butter ano
to prevent fraud in the manufacture
of butter.
1877, relating to magistrates.
1923, relating to the service of sum.
mons.
%, to amend section SO of the
revised code of criminal procedure
lSR. rcla.ing to jurisdiction Of
county courts.
267, authorising city councils and
school boards and county commits.
sioners to make appropriations ia
defray the necessary expenses Incl.
dent to the observance Of Decoration
day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28
THE LEGISLATURE.

The following are the proceeding
OF the South Dakota legislature since
our last issue:
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The following r the new bill'
introduced:
235, relating to education.
236, amending section 1865 of the
revised political code of 1903, OF the
State of South Dakota.
237, relating to the definition Of
the term prison.
238, amending section 1893 OF the
penal code of the revised code OF
South Dakota, 1903.
239, regulating the employment
Of telegraph operators in the state
Of South Dakota.
240, relating to the publication OF
tax sale notices.
241, appropriating money to pay
Rev. James Davies the balance due
him for conducting chapel service at
the Reform school at P~lankinton,
South Dakota for years 1907 and
1908.
242, legalizing the incorporation
of towns.
243, authorizing boards OF county
commissions to grant permits to
any person, or corporation 70
establish and maintain Interburban
railways on public highways.
Joint resolution 10, memorializing
Congress to appropriate money for
the purpose OF purchasing a strip OF
laud and building a dam across a
branch of the West Vermillion river
in Turner county.
pa, Egge, protecting Monaghan,
English, Golden, Reeves, Japanese,
Temmincks, Trapagan and Ring
Neck or China Torquatus pheasants,
making il unlawful to kill, hunt,trap
or pursue the same, or to destroy the
nests or eggs of same, and providing
penalties therefore.
PAS Englesby, fixing the terms
and salary of the municipal judges.
246, jenkins, classifying railway
lines ~and..fxing maximum passenger
rates.
PAT, appropriating funds to meet
a deficiency in the Office of commits
sioner OF insurance.
24S, Greene of Deuel., protecting
Of life and property by establishing
a board of inspectors to inspect
steam vessels and steam boilers on
the-.inlands waters Of the state OF
South Dakota.
249, Greene Of Deuel., relating to
township bridges.
$50, Green Of Hamlin, protecting
game birds.
251, Merry, to amend chapter 100
Of the session laws for the year 1908.
252, providing for extension OF
corporation charters.
253, Bryne, amending section
1408, article IA, Of the revised polit-
ical Code Of 1908.
254, Daniorth, relating to the
electionso of township officers at the
annual meeting:
255, to provide good roads and
for the purchase Of implements and
machinery for making and repairing
roads.
Joint resolution III, relating 70
education and school lands.
256, Dowdell, relating to uniform
ity Of school text books.
257, Dowdell, relating to illumin-
ating oils.
258. Merry, appropriating money
for state aid for high schools Of this
state.
250, Smith Of McCook, appropri-
sting money to indemnify owners CT
live stock slaughtered by the state
veterinary surgeon.
26O, vessey, legalizing the incor-
poration ofsscitiesss Of the third class.
201, Egee,relating 70 town officers.
2e2, Smith fMcCook, relating to
TIE collection tof city taxes and spec
IA asuaesmspts.
208, Hougsn, 70 re-district the
ststs 81 aoufhssDakota into Legislative
dietriets and - apportion the num-
~ ii ~uenstos and Representatives.
IA, approPriating money for
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
Must Send Samples Of Water.

In recent issue of the bulletin of
the state board of health attention
was called TO the requirement of the
state board that all cities and towns
in Iowa having public water supply
for domestic purposes, shall submit,
at least once year, a sample of the
water thus supplied TO the chemist of
the state board of health for sanitary
analysis. In compliance with this re-
quirement the secretary of the board
requests the local boards of health
that have not already complied to
write for the proper blanks and in
structions, and on receipt of them to
fill in the information required and
forward the same, together with three
gallons of water, express prepaid, to
the state chemist, Prof. G. N Kinney,
Drake university, Des Moines. The
rule also provides that a copy of the
analysis shall be filed with the secre.
tary Of the state board of health,
where record is kept of the same.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

A clergyman of the city has just re-
ceived a circular from Chicago
patent medicine concern, calling his
attention to a score of remedies cal
culated to cure all manner of diseases.
With the circular there came also u
sample of one OF the marvellous reme-
dies manufactured by the enterprising
Chicago firm. Now this is all we'll
enough and strictly in the line of
business. Circulars advertising other
things besides patent medicines are
sent out in great quantities and cause
no remark. In this instance, however,
our friend was surprised to find a
religious tract with the package, en-
titled. "Come TO Jesus Now" evil
IDENTIFY placed there with the inten-
ton of impressing the receiver with
the piety of the senders. The min
lister naturally feels indignant over
what he regards as a contemplate adj
vantage taken by these vendors of
pateut neulciue vi tlc iacb VI MS
being minister of the gospel. and
for that reason, presumed by them to
be the more easily reached and in
terested, through the cheap artifice
of appealing to his. religious feelings
The fact is that such things are really
shocking and can only produce that
feeling in the mind of any thought
fnl, sensible person.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
A Theatrical Treat Tomorrow.

A treat is in store for theatre goers
tomorrow Thursday night. Mr..
Arthur DEACON is to occupy the posi-
tion his talent warrants, having been
signed for Happy Johnny Hicks" in
"The Time, The Place, and The
Girl" Chicago's latest and most
popular music play, as presented at
the LaSalle theatre over 220 times to
crowded houses, under the able direc-
tion of Askin and Singer.
Mr.. DEACON will be remembered as
creating the principal comedy char
acter in the original New York pro-
duction of 1.-The Belle of New York, :"
also the principal comedy role in the
original Peggy from Paris" produc-
tion. Mr.. DEACON as Hicks" could
not be duplicated, as the character
requires none other than the peculiar
and only DEACON.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13

law as reported out of the committee
and as now before the Iowa general
assembly for passage provides, in
brief:
State wide primary.
All state officers, all judicial officers
members of congress, legislators. all
county officers.
Preference for United States senator
Electors for president and vice
president
Delegates to party political con-
ventions. also party committeeman,
all to be chosen at the primary.
Political party means organization
which cast two per cent of vote at
preceding election in the state.
Date-first Tuesday after first Mon.
day in June.
All parties at same time and same
voting places.
Judges and clerks to be selected as
for general election.
Expenses paid half by co1nty and
half oy state.
Australian ballot system.
In registration cities polls open
from a. m. to 8 p. m.
In rural districts polls open from
p. m. to p. m.
Party declaration at time of receiv-
ing ballot for first primary.
Record of party declaration to be
made.
List TO be used subsequently subject
TO change.
Party affiliation subject to change
on written notice ten days before
primary is held.
New voters and those not registered
may declare party at polls.
Each party to have two challengers
present.
Challenged persons may swear to
their party affiliation.
County candidates must file papers
30 days before primary.
All other candidates must file 40
days before primary.
Candidates for township offices do
not file papers.
Nomination petitions must have one
per cent of the party voters in at least
ten counties, for senator or elector,
or state office.
For congress two per cent of the
voters
Publication of notice of primary.
Ballots OF uniform size, color and
texture, one for each party.
Returns made to county auditor.
Board of supervisors may make
recount of votes on showing.
Board of supervisors shall canvass
vote.
Canvass by board final as to county
offices or lesser places.
Person receiving highest number
of votes is the nominee.
Result of canvass as to other than
county officers goes to secretary OF
state.
Executive council canvass as to all
save county offices.
Tie to be decided by lot by the can
vassing board.
Vacancies to be filled by party
committees.
County conventions for each party
composed of delegates elected.
Date-Saturday following primary
at = p. m.
Ratio shall be determined by party
committee.
One member of county committee
elected from each precinct.
State and district conventions by
delegates from county conventions.
District conventions OH call of
party committees.
State conventions between third
and fifth Thursday following primary.
State conventions to formulate and
adopt state platform.
State committees elected by the
state convention
Nominations by petition as at
present.
Elimination of bribery and working
for pay at primary.
Present committees to act until
supplanted.
Does not affect city campaigns.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-03-13
COUNTY FAIR MEETING
REPORTS OF THE PRESIDENT AND SEC.
RETARY.
The Fair Of 1907 Will Be Held September
10. ii. II. IS. and an Effort Will Be
Made TO Have il Excel All Pre-.
vious Fairs.

The annual meeting of the Winnie
sheik County Agricultural Society
was held at tie court house on Satur.
day evening. The Secretary, L. l..
Caldwell read his report at the opening
of the meeting, summary of which
follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on Hand . 5 GIL
Gate Receipts and Grand stand 2072. 90
Privileges . LOO
Premium List Advertising 80 %
Total S2329. 64
EXPENDITURES.
Base Ball ... 5 2SO. 90
Senator Tllman- - 10000
Balloon Ascensions .. $500
Races. ......... ........ 800. 90
Former Indebtedness of the
society y..... 3l7.52
Premiums, Printing, Labor,
Supplies, 'etc. ...........lO 1858. so
Total 1896. II
Balance on hand 1853
As will be seen by the report, the
society is now entirely out of debt
President G. F.. Baker, who had
charge of the raising of funds for the
improvement of the grounds, made a
detailed report, which showed the
following:
Amount Received .... $740. 90
Amount Paid Out t 6S7. 40
Balance ON Hand .. S52. 60
A vote of thanks was then extended
to the officers of the society for their
work during the past year, after which
it was voted to hold the fair for this
year on September 10, IL, IL, IL.
The following were then elected as the
officers of the society for the ensuing
year, Secretary l.. l.. CALDWELL desir-
ing to be relieved of the arduous
duties of Secretary:
President-G. f. Baker.
Vice President-F H. Baker, John
Young, A. NJ Thune.
Secretary-E. A. Waterbury.
Treasurer-L. l.. Caldwell.
Executive Committee-Ben Bear f.
H. Baker. E. ]. Curtin, G. J. Weiser,
III. j. Green.
Directors-O. o. Lomen, Spring
field; p t. Ramlo, Hesper; Ed
Brakeman, Decorah; 0. q. Watros,
Orleans; Vim Rollins, Burr Oak A.
E. Thune, Highland; Gus Johnson,
Glenwood; T. J. Crawford, Frank.
Vile; A. g. Christian, Pleasant; @.
Fl. Lawrence. jackson; A. A. Novak,
Calmar; A p Anderson. Sumner;
Eugene Perry, Bloomfield; H. p
Nicholson, Military; L. f. Burton.
Fremont; John Carolan. Bluffton.