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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

well bred Jack for sale at bargain, can be seen at the old Exchange Stables. Supple X Co Props. thu-su- O
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December 80. :

New York December 30. :se5
stock day and the export orders in hand
snail s rr eE dne2 we. n" eqe y as @ w nd
are much pnseted Scotch peas & hed up pFsrty sa e -
rs ssos HAt 1sss sss i' s@s p
. GO sGos sssss sas's IVd J.;e c6oss
2oss dc IS ss ESod zee do 4e ne 3 DO To @ coa 81
s. 10: DO good 81 soas2 % black turtle
ass 20 do lima caiiiofna ss eoass 90 PEAS. Scotch,
BuTTLR Rsee.pts to-day; ssIo pkss -. As usual
G at the close & feas of the 9sre fer was s use
what stock required but there disposition 70
dyss nacate o lighter receipts & this week
he ls business accomplished wa, at former
sok but weak s0os o all other sorts We QUOTE ceame
specials ~ 3oc DO extras 2sa2s'sc; do frsts 2Sa
specials 2sc 61aa273=e: do hrss 24a25s&s; 81
asc DO good 70 Choice ssssec do Common fair go
is 90 sseeSds i7ise do thirds i5aise: ,nilta
,Sn creamery rsts 2ea2c Western fa:teTs rsts ,11
i i 90 Sa s to 60Ss oh s sals ga packing stock No
CHEEsE---Rece,pts to-day. Ls1e boxes Trading is
naturally quiet todsy the eve of the closing Of the
So situation r.TaTaed G sy favorable STOCKS II first
n nans' ana @ ,eos , . as,1 on ,1a ~ - u
indifferent urging liverpool oabe:
quote: STATE run Cream Snail snail soorsd and wh nne
ssse sas made a s nas,ss a g
so to s 10 slams sr 70 p sss d.
common; ahethe: do fun skim, rs, ia2c
fairly liberal to-day but adv,ces do indicate quite
much stock in transit anticipated. there is
I, sustaining the market with The changes In
quotations due TO change IN classification under
under sradlngs the same as sts
Storage eggs are firm in the highest grades average
ps1s .sa ,o~ss s,sass are nS quiet and
s.aey sassc eAoce a7asec do brown nna asd
2saszc do mt. $50: DO seconds ass@aHc so
i7oi7ne :.cond' i5sleo: do thirds. s sasss a1se
DC !aatfs iagi.s s-Appl.. plenty sp. h.,a s.sav
fer be. nsa1'z ss. o. ss sssy
higher. Oranges plentiful selling well for best
sel 81 ssesz Duchess per Dbl $ 5oasa: do DO
asea'a sp per cesS eIss
:s sYs g. g a. re- b 8 soass So
Florida Per strap ssgsa so MANpARINs. Florida per
tasas fThS GHaRS Fa-ds
casssRs ToPsn .fgss IS Z. ASssss sns1s1 s. SSs:s
ssSs: ..sss. "a !snss psss down
15iss We suot.; STATE 1907 Choice n Isas
Pacino Coast. 1905 cheics &c: DO medium TO to
" HAY And srRAw-rhe market eontinue, dull. par
Rsesp m s . sssd s sas TFe ~ nasa ed stec noaps
III IS = sSe ''ss;ss5aSss
lsss 90 sns .ss s'sSsa ssa
"a .ooasy. oos so cars BY
% s ssd a: :ns S :r s lot: By .s ,:
-: 80 ~, e ssssS g -; sie s;;''as
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Citations.

THE PEofLD OF THE sTATn OF NEW YORK. BY
l. the Grace Of God Free and IndependentTo Herbert
lawrence Smith. Grace NJ Ware. William B. lmach,
Arthur Smith. Executor Of the VIII and
Testament Of Marianne Smith deceased: Eizabeth a.
Leroy Smith deceased; Frederick Richards Smith.
Chickerng Sidney L. Smith. Eugene O'Reilly Mary d.
Hodson. William NJ Leslie. jr and 10 all persons inter
ested in the Estate Of Charles smith, late of the County
decee5ed. creditors. legatees kin
otherwise send greeting You and each OF you
before surogste of the County of New York the
Records in the County of New York the l4th day OF
February 1908 at half ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day then and there to attend judicial settlement Of
proceedings Of Charles Arthur Smith
Caroline Louise Imach Executors and Trustees of the
Will and Testament OF said deceased and such of
as are hereby cited s. are under the age OF twenty
required TO appear By your guardian IL
have or If you have none to appear and apply for
appointed. In the OF your neglect
failure TO do guardian viii be appointed by the Sur
rogate represent and for In the proceeding
testimony whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
Court OF the said County OF New York
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. CHARLES H. BECK
EFT, Z Surrogate OF our said County at the
IL. 81 County Of New York. the 18th day of Decem-
Der. the year of Lord Thousand
hundred and seven DANIEL J. DowDNEY Clerk OF
the surroeates Court
FErIRGTcH sI1KMAN snrHEL. Ate.reys for
IerstonEa Il Park Row. oofosEh Of xanh8ttan. New
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

December
CoFFEE--whie not active there was a fair volume
ruled steady firm the day reported
of SS. .250 bags and the market closed steady at
advance OF q 10 points The opening was STEADY;
advance of points, which was considered
fnued light receipts There comparatively little
coTee for sale, however. and the market improved
slightly during the day the gains abroad were
maintained the result Of moderate demand
part Of which nave been for investment account
although = cliefy from trade
other professional traders There vas
that the advance Of q franc in the French
market due hullish private adYices from Brazil
hut nothing definite learned concerning them
and ere nothing in the Brazilian cables TO foster
dsr we're unchanged ans the movement showed
NJ fresh feature Receipts for the last week
las oc0 against 800 600 for the week last
year snd la eco the week i'll 1903 SO far
for the Brazilian receipts have been only
s1T bags. against last year and T.744
coo Favre closed net gain OF
"a and Hamburg = q L pfennig- The mar
let coffee steady. with quotations on the
hesis of Is l-lec for Rio No Z. The total warehouse
deliveries the United for the week
51.Gs3 against SS5A5 last week and SS71t last
wear: former amount New York reported ASA
bags. The weekly clearances and shipments from
Brazil follows Rio oesrances, 60 600 bags.
including % o0o the United States shipments 10000
900 Europe. shipments 10000
which $1,000 for the United States and
ls5 Goa foE Europe Victoria clearances were 1000
hegs. . which z.ee0 for Europe The weekly
stock OF % 600 bags Clearances Germany
800 bags. and the OF Europe $500 bags The
total receipts Rio and Santos for the week
gated 14S0oo bags. against $4,000 last week and
500 e00 gears
prices :n market to-day
zeS sS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

CoIToS-The cotton market had quite sharp
advance to-day owing the stopping OF Jan
uary notices and buish reports concerning tie spot
situation The close steady at net advance OF
1Tge6 points and sales were estimated at 3oo0oe
baies- The market opened firm decline ~of
points to advance of Is points. the near months
depressed notices aSgregating
bales circulation. while later
positions advanced indications that the weak in
teIest January had pretty well nquidated and
ffa: the notices would be promptly stopped During
the early session the active months sold TO net
gain Of Is92o points and while prices eased of from
the middle they rallied
the day, when months were particularly
best level Of the session The close
within a point OF the top, with January only
is points March against % points the close
Saturday. 1t reported that the Clique Of spot
houses coTnTnonlysegarded the December bull pool
beth issueo and stopped notices and 1t rurnored
that the spot cotton had been sold for shipment to
Liverpool. This coiored by Ciearances of
IL 900 bales the local stock during the day but
these shipments from the running account.
that they could hardly be considered the beginning
Of the shipments from the certifcated stock. The
sgainsT its January longs Outside OF the notices
there 10 special features beyond reports
that Southern spot markets were advancing. Accord
ing Official REPORTS the Southern markets
changed 20 Lice higher
The Of prices in the local market to-
(z mas fOlfO-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

increase last year OF sol 900 bush On the Cont
aent the principal change advance OF lisc al
lin The Northwest receipts Of sol cars compared with
SEC the previous cut little figure, the market
wholly dominated by the big selling at Chicago 10
receipts bush smaller than
while seaboard clearances fully JOoSn
The local market will close at clock
morrow the leading Western markets. including
Chicago. az About IL loads we.e taken for ex-
the break and Minneapolis mills nought quite
freely Cash wheat il New FORK was quoted as toi3"S
red, 81 elevator and 81 '5s b afioati No
Northern Duluth 81 =, and No hard winter & 81 10
efoei- CSoRN-Alfhough started out strong
and higher ultimately advance of fully &C
per bust in the West Of bad weather poor
grading Of l1d Al Liverpool, the late
Influenced the smash in wheat. The only
exception December In New York. which advanced
manipulation against 14lsc saturday World
last the Visible increased a6s:Vo busn
There three loads Of for expert ana the cSh
market in New York closed follows: No corn 80 &c
and 81 afoat: No white % &C. ana No
yellow. o b afoat. 0ATS-TheTe was a
Of q bush in December oats At Chicago
being before the close other
positions but eased off later with corn
closing about &c lower The visible supply &c
creased bush Cash oats in New York closed as
follows Mixed. 26 10 - 10. 54c: natural white, 20 ~
~ n 555z d57l lzc and clipped white - to q" No. eaT
6217c. RYE-Nsrket dull: No = Western, "'c : O o
New York. BARLEY Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CT prices in the local market to-

Ins local market for quiet and
aaiddiinx Gulf Southern spot markets
sa.ssss 4 il'.s sales 400 o. bales cavssto6 sIIn
e "a. :esa s,xs.r + !. SOC
chst.e.:on quiet and steady, unchanged at 1e*c
: .sIes ss,s. s.
e.s s se at .a.s Agsussa i
ss;ss S LsaIs duh; uassss:.s a. HE; ssis: $50
Rock steady uncssnsed Al ioss E.tinaatsd receipt.
'ii i4oso e iseco ii ' ss.ias inst
o 5000 ssaasi s' sssis ssa Week and iosas
oos,en L.eh.ass .peesi Iysgoel e.bles spo. cotton
n s sss. ssss sss s bales s1S
S.iss: ks.rscsa 5000 bales Misdiinr up1and sisd
'sssss
sssa: e M:nz, nsS
ss assps s1 sasse sSstss sSss
ocobe.-Novernher. s.4sd Msnchessra Yarns quiet and
s ssf s.4sz :s..ss
{. S.s sd rsFs Frosa:. fssS.as
ess IS winter strashts 81 ssf 7o winter patents
s5s.is 'Ssssi %an.s fsE: s s. cs
seHaJ ;''sss s9ss
Sao,sa sn ras s's ah: Sss sSs
y eagsSs Mss.rn .1Ia7
:sS sssE sH y ST. srsS So ss .s
cu.H sSo eo4szs sacks rnddline. s2e so $2s;
GEAI-tsl So ~ VIA
SkAlN-WHEAT-Enc..n selling In the chicaxo
market TO-DAY. mainly for the leader estimates
81 from 1000 oco TO 900 BUSH caused
tAfse N s wheat narkets tbs pract-
ely &c bush with the close at about lowest OF
GA! TX was generally Understood
selling movement effort part big holders
70 take profits on part OF their lines Under 81 III
1or May IN the local market there cutie little buy
ing % fne reaction theory but the trade
soonr sea.d s @ s.nes: the
5000 efter the opening and
tei.nfssion all day About only news that had an
nanence on ehe market the Disappointing Liverpool
esns VIE 10 sdvsnce Of oay I'd. and reports OF ia
a Piasa oherinxs AS compiled by Brconahall vorids
sEspeen were a616o0o Bush against s64o the PRE-
1oss WAX eeaS ccss1derahly Larger estimated al
ss9Sse @osH. HSn sass eog1sY Tns vaabls ayP4 q
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
DiUidend Notices.

No l95 Broadway.
New York City. December 80. 1907
To Holders of Debcnturc Mortgage Bonds, Series A
and Series q. of The Wabash Railroad Company:
Notice 10 hereby given that interest payment OF
three per cent $50 upon Debenure Mortgage Bonds.
A. and 40 upon Debenture Mort
Series b. been declared by the Board of
Directors out of net income applicable thereto payable
January 1905 registered holders the Office OF
Company, presentation Of Debenture Mortgage
Bonds for the purpose Of ha 6 such noted and
stamped thereon.
bearing assignments executed prior 10 January
l. 1905 the Office of the Company,
ana said interest shall thereupon be payable the
registered holder OF the bonds issued such
BY order OF the Board Directors.
JOHN c. OTTESON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Financial MEETINGS.


THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
3S Broad
The Annual Meeting OF stockholders Of this COMPANY
for the election OF Trustees Inspectors
election and for the transaction OF
that may come before the meeting Will be held the
Wednesday. January sth. 1905. Polls will bs opened
from II q. m IL M. /. }. HORNE.
THE PLAZA BANK.
New York. December both. 1907.
TNe Annual Election for Directors OF THE PLAZA
BANK Will be held at the Banking House. 5th
ssth ST. TUESDAY. JANUARY I4th 1905 Polls open
L. NJ CLARKE. Cashier
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL.
Company will be held the office of the Company.
No. 72d Street. Borough aanha attain. City
York Tuesday. January :. 1905.
clock in the afternoon. for the OF electing
directors the ensuing and transaction
of such other business may properly before
such meeting.
Fy,IiE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
l. of the Associates Land Company will be held "a
the office OF the Company. No 20 East sd Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City, Tuesday,
January 1ith. 1905 at twelve O'Clock noon. for the
election of Directors
CHARLES II. EDGAR. Secretary.
the Woodlawn Cemetery for the election of
Directors Of the Cemetery viii be held o'clock
the forenoon Tuesday January 18th. 1905 at the
oce OF the No. 20 East 23d Street Borough
of Manhattan. New York City.
HOWARD c. SMITH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
STOLEN.
Power a Transmits.
Financial Elections.

H'IIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
L Of The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New
York the election directors, Of
of election. and for such
lie held the office Of tho company. Nos Cedar
Street, in the city Of New York Tuesday. the 9Th
day Of January. a IL o'clock noon the polls TO
remain open until IL 80 O'Clock
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
ROBT. ] HII.T.AS
Vice
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

TUE ANIMAL, MEETING OF THE: sToCKHoIrERs
of New Netherland Bank Of New York for the cleo
fon ~ Directors for the ensuing wear and for the
Sd.rafiou Of the question Of change in the number Of
Directors and action thereon and for the transaction -
such other business properly before the
meeting will he "I at the banking house Of sati
cation 81 West 3ih street. in the City of New York.
Tuesday the i4th day January 1905. O'Clock
Polls will be from p. to p
Dated y Y Dec. :hth. 1907. CURTIS J. BEARD.
l.. Y. l. GOULD President. Cashier.
BANKERS rRUsT COMPANY
Tho annual the StCckroldcrs o.
Trust Company he election o
transaction Of such business shall properly
before the meeting will lie held offices Of
Company, Wa Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan
city OF Ssrt York. Thursday. january 1905
twelve o'clock noon Tho polls will remain open from
Il m. 70 p. IN.
gsNJ. STRONG. Jr., Secretary.
New York. December Goth. 1907
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT \ MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of THE PROMETHECS ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY VIII be held at the office Of the
Company. Nc 235 East AID In Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York. the 18th day OF
January, 1905 at o'clock in afternoon the
Of eectng FIVE directors the ensuing year
and inspectors Of election the
Annual Meeting and for tho transaction Of such other
business properly before the
Dated New York. December 1907
WILLIAM 3. SYMMES Jr..
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
SAN FRANCISCO NORTH PACIFIC

Coupon No. IS of the above Railway. maturing Janu-
!, will be paid January ..
Office Of Iadenburg. TIainaann & Co. No % Broad
Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
OF the City OF New York
December 20. 1907.
The Board Directors have this DAY declared
semi annual dividend of THREE PER CENT. free Of
payable and after January .. 1905 until which
date the transfer books Will be closed.
e. v. GAMBLER Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE RAIL

No so broadway. New York. December 2sth. 1907.
Coupons the First Mortgage Bonds of the louisville
New Albany & Chicago Railway Company. and the
Coupons of the Refundng Mortgage Six and Five per
cent. Bonds of this Company due January it 1905 viii
be paid the Office of Messrs. ]. r Morgan & Co, %
Wall Street. York j. A HILTON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
KNIcKERBoCKER ICE co.

Chicago IL. December "a. 1907
The Board of Directors declared the nineteenth
regular semi annual dividend Of THREE PER CENT. on
preferred stock ~ this Company payable February
1905. stockholders OF record February s. 1905
The transfer books OF tbs preferred stock will closed
February noon. aud remain closed until February 70
1903 chseka will Be mailed 70 Stockholders By tns
Csutral Trust Company Of New York
TIfI1AX 4 WAITER. SesyseaU.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

LAKE SHORE 6 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RY- co
Grand Central Station. y. Y. Dec. II, 1907.
The Board Of Directors of this Company have this
dav declared dividend Of six per cent
nd an dividend Of cent upon its COM
mon capital stock. payable January 21th 1908 20
stockholders OF record az O'Clock T. NJ on pecen1oer
3ist. 1901
Thev have al declared dividends ths rates
upon this Company's guaranteed stock. PAYABLE Fenr-
ary ist. 1905 70 stockholders of record at O'Clock
q NJ ' CHARLES F cox, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS
RY. co
Grand Central station, y y Dec. II, " iPoIi a.
clared a dividend and one-ruarter per cent on
it's preferred capital stock. PAYABLE at the Office OF
Messrs J r Morgan & Co. New York. January 2oth
1aOs 70 stockholders of record at o'clock y NJ on
't'4@'' CtihRLEs r. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

LAKE ERIE & WESTERN r. II. co.
Grand Central Station. y. Y, Dec. II. 1907.
The Board of Directors OF this Company have this
day & dividend OF its
ferr4d capital stock payable at this Office January
18th 1aoS stockholders os record o'clock p NJ.
on December 2Ith. 1907
= CHARLES =. cox. Treasurer.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-31

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by F. l.. Villas, druggist.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-10-31
ALTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerd Null were Brook
ings visitors Friday.
Frank Glacier is working for his
brother August this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey visited rela-
ives at Brookings Friday.
Mrs. Jno Lucas and daughter spent
Tuesday afternoon at Luckinbills.
Mr. VIM. Griffith and family called
at the Ramsey home Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Gerd Null took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grove Sun
day.
James Lepley and wife called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Miller Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey and Chas.
Glacier spent Sunday evening at Will
Griffth's.
Mrs. G. A. Null spent a couple OF
days last week with her mother Mrs.
Geo. Hartley
Jno Null who has been here for a
few months returned to his home at
lie Mars, Iowa saturday.
G.. A. Null and wife, and brothers
George and John spent Tuesday even
ing at the Richards home.
Miss Ethel AlbertsOn came up from
Brookings Sunday and spent the day
with her sister, Mrs c. Brink.
Mr.. Chris Koenig shipped his car
back to lie Mars, Iowa Monday, having
completed his fall work here.
Mrs. Glacier and daughter, Mrs.
Setback of Arlington spent couple
of days last week with August Glacier.
Mr.. FL Mcknight and his neice,
Birdie, came over from Brookings Sun
day and spent the day at the A. E. Nc
Knight home.
Rob Cochran and Henry Lynch, who
came up from lie Mars, Iowa, to help
Mr. Koenig get his threshing and fall
work done, left for home Saturday.
Will Griffith has rented the Brock
burg place north west of White for the
coming season. We understand he
does not expet to move until spring.
Mrs. Setback of Arlington, who has
been visiting at the home OF her
mother Mrs. Glacier the past three
weeks, returned 10 her home Sattur-
day.
Mr.. George Welsh and family, who
have been visiting for a few days at
the home of their cousins Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Richards, left for their home
at hartley, Iowa Monday.
Kate Bane, who has been clerking
in the Farmers store at Bushnell came
home Saturday and on Monday COM
menced an eight months term of school
in the Fountain school house.
Ed Richards, Geo. Welsh, Gerd and
John Null drove to Lake lakewood last
week for a couple of days hunting.
They report the hunting fine but hav-
ing no boat they were unable to bring
home very many ducks.
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APToN ADS.

Frank. Yucas is assisting in Cherry's
restaurant ut White.
Ars. Gihbns is visiting at the home
Other son at Schaller, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebert of White,
spent Thursday at +. II. Kreuger's.
Miss Lera State returned Monday
from a visit with friends at Clear Lake.
Mrs. S. G.. Maryland and sons were
guests at the John Nolan home Satur-
day.
Mr.. Norton and family are this week
moving to their new home at Brook
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Null of Alton.
were guests at the Clyde Grove home
Sunday.
James Bane and John Nolan accom-
panied four cars of sheep to Chicago
Saturday.
Howard Luckinbill left Monday for
visit with relatives at Sheldon and
other points in Iowa.
Mrs. Hartley and daughter Rettie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Null were shopping
in Bookings Friday
Some of the young people of this
vicinity attended the party at Geo.
Duff's Friday evening.
School will commence Monday, Nov
eInber 4, In Alton district No. IA, with
Robert Blakely as TEACHER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Doughty eX-
pect to go to Colorado soon, where
they will spend the winter
Mrs. Setback returned to Arlington
Saturday after two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Glasier.
A number of Alton and Fountain
friends attended the silver wedding at
Sam Elston's Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Mcknight and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lucas were enter
tanned at the S. J. Rudolph home Sun
day.
Misses May and ELAN Bane, who are
attending school at Bookings, were
oyer Sunday guests with home folks
at Fountain.
Mr.and Mrs. Milt Mcknight enter
tanned friends Friday afternoon in
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PRAIRIE HOME

H. b. Kelley's people spent Sunday
at A. C. Miller's
Supt. Aldrich was a pleasant visitor
in Sterling Al, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Larson spent
Sunday evening at Lumby's.
Miss Luella Larson is visiting
friends at Madison this week.
Miss Nettie Sheldon was pleasant
caller at James Sloan'S Sunday after
noon.
Hugh Bromander departed for Sloan,
Iowa Saturday to husk corn during
the busy season.
Messrs. Bromander and Wick and
their families visited at G. Larson's
Sunday afternoon
Messrs. Even Olson and Charley
Larson assisted John Wick in moving
his household goods to Bookings Tues
day.
Miss Anna Nelson, teacher in Ster-
ing, A, was granted a weeks absence
being called to Minneapolis on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gillitt are com
fortably located in their new home
recently purchased from Mrs. j. w.
Johnson.
Mrs. James Sloan departed FOR
Worthwhile Friday evening, where she
will spend few days visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Lizzie Sloan departed Monday
for Redlands, California, where she
will spend the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. c. b. Terrence.
Mr.. VIII Grinols is enjoying visit
with his mother and sister of SissetOn.
We understand they intend moving to
Brookings to reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill, Mr. and Mrs Sheldon were en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Rudolph.
Geo Lumby left with his stock and
household goods for Shell Lake. Wis,
Wednesday. Mrs. Lumby and the
children will visit a few days with
relatives and friends before leaving
for their new home.
Messrs. VIII Lumby and Henry
Steinburg left Monday morning for
Pierre with the view of taking up
claim. They were accompanied by
Ira Bulls, who will act as guide as
he has a claim in the same vicinity.