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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-14
Death of A. P. Whitney

A. P. Whitney, for many years
resident of the Kootenai Valley,
died at Greenacres, WASH, last
Sunday. He was Sc years of age,
and his death was due to an at
tack of pneumonia.
Mr. Whitney purchased a tract
of land at Greenacres a year OF two
ago, since which time he and Mrs.
Whitney had resided at that place.
The remains were buried in Spo-
kane.
G. B. Whitney and wife, the
former a son of the deceased, pass
ed through Bonners Ferry Thurs
day of last week, on their way to
Greenacres, and were present be-
fore the fathers death occurred,
and they will remain several weeks.
Louis Erlenwein has rented
the O'Hogge building and will en-
gage in the meat market business.
He has about $50 head of beef cat
tie of his own. The shop will be
known as the City Meat Market.
Shirt Waist Sale.
Corset Cover Sale.
White Muslin Underwear sale.
Skirts of all kinds.
Sale still on at Hollingers.
-Haying in the Kootenai Val.
ley was again interrupted this
week by a heavy rain, which set in
Tuesday night. Ranchers were in
the midst of the wild hay season
and many tons of the crop will be
damaged. However, there is still
plenty of time to cut an abundance
of hay, if the weather clears up.
Your home life will be much
brighter if you will have us decor.
ate your house inside or out. See
me for prices. Otto Brown, Box
80, Bonners Ferry.
County Commissioner John P
Dunn is completing an elegant
home at his ranch near Moravia
1t is 12-room residence and vii
cost $4,000. 1t is modern in every
respect. Mr.. Dunn is constructing
a 140O-foot pipe line to bring watel
from Deep Greek and convey i
into the house. The residence will
soon be ready for occupancy.
If you are interested in buyin,
Hosiery and Embroidery it will
Gel tainly pay you to see the bar
gains, Hollinger's have to offe
you.
We pay the highest marke
prices for Ranch produce. Whel
you have anything to sell, call Oh
The Kootenai Trading Co., Ltd.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-14
Reward for Lost Letter

A reward will be paid for the re-
turn of letter lost between Mr..
Medbury's corner and the Lumber
Co.'s office. GEO. HEAD.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-14

---If you are going to need any
thing in Embroidery fsr the next
year, it will certainly pay you to
buy now. See the greatest En-
broidery Bargains ever offered, in
our corner window, at Hollingers.
See the cute new things for
Childrens head wear-At North
rups.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-14
Seldom
Wear Out

DIR. Miles Antl-Paln
Pills relieve pain-not
only once, but as many
times as it is necessary to
take them. Many persons
who suffer from chronic
ailments find in them a
source of great relief from
the suffering which they
would otherwise be COM
PEELED to endure. Their
soothing influence upon
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sell
dom lose their effective
ness.
II am 60 years old and have suffered
rheumatism and neuralgia, palpitation
OF the heart, shortness of breath,
sleeplessness, and pain around the
heart. The DR.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
have been a blessing to me. l don't
know what I should do without them.
and they are the only remedy I have
ever used that either did not wear
out In less time than I have been US
ing them, or else the injurious results
cease their use"
MRS. S. c. ROBINSON.
"a Carter St, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Or. Miles Anti Pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. " IL
falls, he will return your money.
rs doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
6abem Gie 1atarrh /?
Scbcmsuerlnit bci benz @ranbc ~
Hiuc Wcud,.

9forfolf, Sa, 27. Snni. = Die
Seibe oes Dillters @barles etllbert
mllroe beilte inter oen Sriimmern oes
gelegentlid Der geitrigen 5elters.
brlnit 3I Eine Bead eingeGiberten
yWaoiion-Sotel" gefntoen. Sillbert
mar 30 Sabre alt lmb Itamlnte aus
Bridgeport, Cont Seine Satin,
cine Sfollipielerin, lit per telegraph
ans San slntonio, Ger, bierber be.
rllien luorSen. 9lilBer Sulbert lit, TO-
melt oltBer tSroge ieltgeltellt it, nur
Der 0teger 2arrp Sarris bel oem
9ranoe umgefomneli inoeiIen lit es
nidt nnmoglid, Dab nod ipeitere
Wenlbenleben oerloren ginaen. Cas
@eriift iiber orei @rie1elI, peIhe an.
gcbIid SeIbitmoro bcsingen inoem
le ib in Die sSlalnmen Itiir5tcn, ols
iie ianoelL ooB ibraan5es Gigentbum
oen 6lammen 5lm Opfer geiallen
war, ermaneelt Scr 9eitatigiing mn
lit pabriheinlib imbegriinbet. Der
@eiamnituerllIt miro jest auf 1926.
900 geid)Gbt slui melhe Weiie oaS
5euer ailsbrad, lit nibt feIt5uitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Bonn SaDiuuob 9Srpaes.

goiie gitp, Soabo, 27. Suni.
- 9as 3reusuerbor BON @m. +.
Iapis, lpeIder, tpie Sarrp Srfaro
alslagte, Der 9lnltifter inebrerer Der
bailptId6liden 8elualttbaten m6b.
reno 0es Cripple Greet Strifes ae.
iueien iein ioa, ipuroe beute i'm Sap.
mooo Yro5eiie beenoet. Senator
gora6 trieb oen 3ellgen binIidtIid
perldieoener Yunfte, 10 3. 9. leine
Siibrung zines ialiden 0amens, in
Die gnee, allein in Der Souptlade be.
ltano Gapis oaralli, oab Grdoro ge.
logen babe.
". ". @uIb, iriiber Gofolnotipiii6.
rer Der "5Iorence 1lno Cripple Greet.
Vabn" iagte aus, oaB Die 0eteftips
.. G. Scott uno a. s. Sterling pdb.
reno oes ertpabnten Strifes peridie.
oene 9abnfrepeI seplant uno einen
ooer 5luei allh auseefiibrt lmo oieiel.
ben oann ben Strifern CUR Gait geIegt
bntten.
gomaro 8opce, friiber Yr1iioent
Der .8eitern Winers' 5eberation"
ino gegemuartig elmer Der gisentbii'
mer Der Sereules Miine, bei6rieb
in ieinen 9lusiagen, ipie Sas $. Sam.
leD, gegentpartie Der baiiptid6lihe
slnpaIt gegen Sappooo, ipGbreno CT
ais 9lnwalt ser itrifenoen 8r1,ben.
grbeiter il,ngirte, Dem 3ellgen &c.
legentlid elmer 3iiiannlenfllnit in
9oiie Ole Organization Der o0eltern
federation OF NinerS" alS @egenge-
mid)t fir Die Beitern Mine S!uners
9liiociation" poridlug.
Sn Der gtadmittagsiibuns iuurben
Somes Waber, Saplpooo's 0org1n.
ger olS Sefretdr Sdabneiiter oer.
Weitern federation Of Winers, uno
W. .. Goiterlp BON Silper Gitp,
Sbabp, iueld)er nof Srhuro's Nus.
ingcn oil uielen Der BON Sr6oro Der.
ilbten 8erbrehen betbeiligt geipelen
lein loll pernonnleil, ilno beitritten
peridieoene Der bon Srhoro ge.
madten Anaaben. GnIterlps @erbor
lpar nod nidlt bcenbet ais lid) 0oS
(Seribt Tim $40 bis nlorgen pertogtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Nd,tiabriges Wabd)em bas Cpfcr
eines Initmoroes.

New Sort 81. SUM. - Gie
abtidbrise Yiola 9oplan ipelde ieit
lestem Sonltag ans ibrer Mobmtn1
oil Der 2. 9(penie peridyipumoen mar,
lit einem ubibeulihen Yerbrehen gum
Spier gefaaen. .Sbre ibreflih per.
itiimmelte 2eid)e lplroe beitte in ei-
rem aoblenueridlase i'm aeller ibrer
@obnlng geillnoen. Sic lunr ieit
uielen Stllnoen toot. aeine Verbof-
tllngen iino ioipeit uorgenolnnlen
moroen allein Die Yoli5ei iabnbet alii
5lpei junge Staliener, lpeld,e Dor
ctlihen lager, ,bernerft moroen icin
iollert .saihle,a aie iid) bemiibten, oas
aino III Den aellcr 5u loden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Gnti9eioung nabe.
Scntc bcginncn bic Arsnmcntc i'm
Guuirg Wiurbpru5ciic,

Sm Sapmooo Fro5ciie ballert 6oS
3cu9enuerbor fort. - Utapor
Sbnlis's llrtbeil bis gum 8. Sllli
peridobeu. - glbtiGbrigcs D'Go.
d)en in 9teip.Dorf in ciien Seller
geIoft uno ernloroet. - 0rano.
aotoltropben in Canada uno Tirs
ainien. - Otutter uno bier ain.
Der erIeiben Sen Slammentoo. -
,3pei ober mebr Menihenlebel
Ourd oie SellersbrunIt 5u Etuc
Bead bel 9toriolf perloren.
Sou ton, So., q. Suni. -Hid.
ter VarfSoale entlhieo beltte IN ocnl
MorbproSeile 9egen yiihter 2oping,
Bob ooS geItern bonn Stoote angelo.
tene 3cligniB, ipelbes Die llnlpabr.
bcit Der 9IlISiagen bes Srl. Gli5obe:b
2ouing iiber ibre Yergelualtigmg
ourb Tbeobore Cites beiueilen ioIlte,
lno gegen peld)es Die 8ertbeioigung
Ginuanb crboben botte, nibt 5ulGilig
iei. Der yihter iaate, ser Gbaraftcr
oeS Sri. 2oping, ioluie Der Gbaraftcr
oeS @etobteten fommen nitt in Sra.
&c, uno Is iei einerlei, Oh ole Wtittbei.
lilngen bes Wdodpns mobr ooer
folid ieien.
S.S.Dtc8innis, ipelher einen 2eib.
itou 81 2opington betreibt, betrot oen
3eugenitano mo er5dblte Ole @e.
lblbte oeS WorbeS abermals, obne
nelle 1botiobeu ans 2iht 5u brin.
gen. G. 9. &iOO, Goilntp.Glerf Gil
felion, IN oeiien @obuing eIiSabetb
Sobin9 Die Nadt noh ser psr1Gna.
niBpollen Spo5ierfabrt perbrah.e,
mm Der ndbite 3elise. Seine allSia.
gen be5ogen iid bnnptideblid onf oen
friibcren auten Gboroftw 2oping's
itno lollten oorlegcn, Dab ocrielht
nidt gciiteSgcitort, iouocrl elm 5urct
lunasidbiger Wionn iei. ~. W. Topz
lon Elm 9rieftrager, ino ueridisbcn,
anoerc Nabbarn uno Yefannte ocS
Ingeflagten nlabten 1bnIibe slusio.
gen.
I'm 5 llbr bellte No6mittoa wl,roe
ooS 3ergenperbor cnogiiltig gcidIoI
len lno bas 8eri6t pertoote iid,.
Mor9en be9innen Die 9Irgulncnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

slImonte, One, 81. SUM. 80
Jrna u, y, slrmItrons ,,no lire bier
ainoer erlitten beiite iriib onrf ein
5elter, mel6es ibre Wobnitns 5eritSra
te, Den 6latlnelitoo. Der 0atte ,,no
9ater Der Spier rettete iih. Die 5ds
mile beIpobnte Die oberen Stodapertc
zines Snuies, oeiien ilnteres sStodi
perf ollrh cine @diderei cinsenonl.
nlelt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Sdmit' 1trtbeil peridloten.

San5rancisco, %. Suni. ~
Seilte ioate oas llrtbeiI segen Moppr
Shnib megen @eloerpreiii,ng por
Tran5oliifen Saeitaurateuren sefdat
lperoen, aaein @idter Gunne iab iic,
neranlabt, ben llrtbeiIsiprnd bis gum
S. Suli 81 peridieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Sia's Saar. anb Bart Jarbc,
idmars ooer braun, so gents.
@eacniase

finb oas 3eebcn nnfercr Belt. Se toIler A. u.
gole .Saao nab bem slid" ie t5ter bie Vii
fpriide an bic peiitunesfabiaieif bon lsbrpcr
3enfet oaran, oab fi6 geiit lno ss6rper nidbi
nnpellrait bernqbIdlitgen affen, uno Dor MiIsui,
pub eS niir Elm infttdblines iiun pirfIi6 bell.
tanles Witftel giebf. ben erinafteteu lefb pnr
shaoen 81 beiuubren, 8n retnigen uno neti All
beleben Us fino bieS Die bon afters ber g.
riiblnten Ct, Wcruarb ardnterptaeu. Ilr %
Gents IN alien gpotbeieu 5u 6aben.
tWioeisSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28

IA more. ben %. Snui 1907
Gie Tireituren brr ,,sputb Baltimore eteci
Gar aub SuunbrD Gumpaug" BADEN init iicism
9ebanem bic Tadlrldlit upr benz ableben lures
6uneseu Wcorae Nibcrt ppn sinasu ueruoumen.
Sic uieen Sabre birelrch Udhrenb ipelter
CT en Sireiior oieicr @eIeIlfdhuit mar bnbelt
iein aeiilnoeS Neltrtbeilnnasuernldge feline
genialc 9diur uio ieilic iuiinerudbreloe Be
reihriHi0leit fcinen Sbeil Der TernuiiuortliCh'
teit Der &eripaItung 81 ilhernebuen, ibn 81
einein her gcftubiefien Wiitglieoer oee Sreiios
RUINS 9ertadht ilno bn bic Ser6en icincr 0oIs
lepen I'M Sirrinrium aeuonnetl.
Beiblotien, oub oiele oGnhIltuasmeiie IN
Ee3na aui ben &erhtii nelrber ole Gefenidait
uno sas Geinenpeien betroiieu bat benz Bro
iofuH oes Nirefioriitns enoerleht in ben tag
itten ,}eitlngen perbifentliCbii lliIo eiue Gopie
Der Veftbiile Der Sumilie oeS oru. BON Gin
gen 5,geitellt peroc
9uI suffrage beS SircttorinnlS
y. W. quSiuS,
Gf9) Sefret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
Baltimore & Sbto
Ggfmriipn
gpii Baltimore.

Bon Baltimore.
500-sltlantit.Gitn, CAPE Wiap, Sea
Ssle SitH u. Ocean Gin, W..J., u.
5uriid, jtben UrettaD nnb Snmitag,
9iiItg fir aGdtnbrt bis 5um fol-
genoen 9ienftae, infIuIloe. ge'
gnneno am 81 Snn uno oauerno
bis 5uin IA. September, inlIufipe.
$iOO0-Vtaeara Jaas unb Surii6, 1rei.
tag, ben 2s. SUM. Wiileie giiliie
8iir Soiniubrt auf benz Spe5ial5uge,
Der 9amoeH.gabnbof $40 Wlora.,
.'iouft Aobal Babnbof $40 Wlors
gems berdbt. Our HiidIubrt fir
10 lase, .eiHf6f oeS 3uges bes
Namfes giitig.
albfieber nd6 Toronto II. 1bous
fano Sslanbs.
slnf Der Hiidreife MuienbaIt In
buffalo Hoheiter, 0eneba gSat'
Tins 6ler, 8Ien Gummit Springs
uno 9iduet gtunf geItattet
y9eitere 9IfliriioHen iperben am
10. SnIi. 2. uno 16. glli9nit, q.
ino 90. Septcmber itnb 4 Sftober
peranftaiet. u74-80b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-28
0le,,,,'
Sh,,,efel=
sSeife,

bic bon i9nem siinitis inbSiirt il.
bietet Sdmefcl IN einer Werbinbmne,
nist frei bon ieiaen nadtteiIistn
Gisenid,aftcn 1T nnS fe fir gaS nns
Soilette bcionoers seeisnei madli
@cnw rrgelmGfia Nbenbs nnb Net.
gems I'M Yab init slbreibnns benntt,
iuirS iie bic Sant baIO BON itnreinio.
feiten anS Sett befreien. abreibaa.
gen ,nit cinem sroben 1ud bor Nn.
'uenonns Der Seiie erbSbt bcren @ir.
fnns in Der Seffnnns Der Roren, ia.
8eidmeioises, feites JIeii6 nnb einr
atlak-iueidje Sant I'M Oefolee.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
SOUTH DAKOTA GUARD
is SUMMONED FOR
7-DAY ENCAMPMEN1

WATERFOWL, S. D., July 2.--Adjutant
Genera g. II. Englesby has issued or
ders for the assembling of the Fourth
infantry, South Dakota National Guard,
on July il, for a seven days tour of
duty, to consist of rifle practice and
field instruction, at the permanent
camp ground at Lake Kampeska, three
miles from the business ENTER of this
city.
The camp, to be known as Camp
command of Brigadier General Engles-
by, in place of Colonel Robert w. Stew
art, who has commanded for several
years, the latter having resigned, to
a effect July /.
There are thirteen companies in the
regiment. The order limits Companies
II and K of the Black Hills, and Troop
A of Selby to thirty members each;
the other ten companies to forty-five
each. In addition will be the regi-
ment band. containing thirty members,
making $40 to go into camp.
For the first time in the history of
state military encampments, the Black
Hills companies will participate in tho
regular maneuvers. Heretofore the
Hills guardsmen have held separate
camps, owing to lack of railway COM
nection with the eastern section, This
year the date of the camp was deferred
In the hope that the Northwestern exA
tension from Pierre to the Hills would
be completed but, not being finished.
the Hills organizations will be trans,
ported by way OF Omaha and SiouS
City.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
WOMAN CONVICTED
OF MANSlAUCHTER
IS BEING LI0N!zED
Mrs. kaufdAnn to Remain y
FIandreau Where Best So
ciety Entertains Her.

Flandreau, S. D., July 3.-Mrs. Emma
slaughter In the first degree in on
Polreis, her young domestic. viii not go
to an eastern resort as expected until
her case is again called in October for
h passing of sentence upon her in
the yer that the motion for a new
trial is denied.
Indications are that Mrs. Kaufman
will remain in Flandreau throughout
the summer and early fall, and that
her husband and son will remain with
her here during the greater part of the
time.
Fiandreau is enjoying the first quiet
1T has known since the beginning of
Che famous Kaufman murder trial.
However, much interest is being taken
in the movements of the Kaufmanns,
who yet occupy apartments at the
handsome residence OF Miss Mary
Mead, situated almost directly opposite
the court house in which the trial of
Mrs. Kaufman took place.
Mrs. Kaufman apparently is enjoy
ing the quiet life here. She is max
ing many friends, and many of the
most prominent women of the city have
called upon her since her conviction.
She goes driving nearly every day, and
a day OF two ago was ii member of q
touring party that look a jaunt INTO
the country. On another occasion she
and several of the Flandreau women
drove up the river a few miles and
spent a very pleasant afternoon fish.
ing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
NEW PASTOR MAY HAVE
NEW MANSE AT ABERDEEN

Aberdeen, S. D., July AT a con-
gregational meeting of the Presbyterian
church the question OF erecting a
manse for Rev. DR.. Charles N. Bruce,
who has accepted the call to the pas
torate OF the church, was discussed.
The congregation passed a motion that
the boards of trustees and elders of
the church be intrusted to thoroughly
investigate the advisability Of build
lngs, to look into the matter Of cost
and of site and to report at an adj
journed meeting on a week from next
Monday night.
Rev. DR.. Bruce has written the Of
Ulcers OF the church that he has ac-
cepted their call and will be here in
time to enter upon his duties on Sep
TENDER l. DR.. Bruce is a graduate
of Allegheny college at Meadville, Pa,
end, sooE after the completion of
bis professional training, he accepted
q call in 1888 to the pastorate of the
presbyterian church at Menlo, Ia.
There he remained for two years. He
then Went to Union City, Pa, for two
years and from there he went to the
Fifth Presbyterian church at Kansas
City. Mo-, for eleven years. He then
went to Muncy, Pa, for a pastorate of
tWo years and from there to the charge
ne has just resigned. Jersey Shore, Pa.
AT the last place he has been for seven
wears.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
ALONG LINE
OF P%OSTOFFICE CLERKS
in SOUTH DAKOTA

Washington, d. c., June 29.-Promo-
tons of clerks in South Dakota post
offices effective July /:
Aberdeen-Two from 500 to $500.
Braokings-One from so6o to $500; two
from $7GJ to $500.
Deadwood-one from $500 to $500; one
from $3.50 to $500; one from $500 to $1,000.
Madisor-Two from $500 to $500.
Mitcheli--Two from $500 to $500; one
from 500 to $500; n from $500 to $500;
lone from 5000 to $1,000.
Rapid City-Two from $500 to $500.
Sioux FallsaTwo from $500 to $500;
81. 1000; one from $1,000 to LOO.
Y~ankton--One from $500 to $500; one
from $700 to $500.
Promotions IN postofices in Wyoming
effective July 1:
Rock sprinss-one from $500 to $500.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
CARRIED OVER DAM,
ENGINEER is DROWNED
w OTHERS ESCAPE

Sioux Falls, S. D., June 29.-As the
result of an exciting adventure with
the swift flowing waters of the Big
Sioux river in the heart of this city,
Chris Rickerts, stationary engineer,
for the Cascade Milling company, was
this morning drowned by being carried
| over a dam of the Cascade company.
AS his dispatch is sent the body a
not been recovered.
He was a single man. His parents
were pioneer residents of Minnehaha
county.
Ricketts, and Arthur Huntington, one
of the principal stockholders Of the
Cascade company, We're in a boat re-
pairing the dam, when they were car
ried over by the swift current, which
was running k a mill race. Rickerts
was carried under the water and dis
appeared, but Huntington managed to
grasp the dam. Dick Turnbull went to
his rescue, but was himself carried over
the dam. Both Huntington and Turn
bull We're rescued after strenuous eff
forts.
Third Body Unidentified.
Dubuque, Ia, June 27.-The dead
body floating in the Mississippi found
last night n reported to be thai Of
Nicholas FORFEIT, has not been identi-
fed. 1t is in a bad state of decompo-
sition. This makes the third body re-
covered just below Dubuque in twelve
hours. They are William Stolteben and
Paul kies, drowned June 9 crossing the
river just below Dubuque, and the un-
known body. FORFEIT was drowned at
the same time that kies and Stolte-
hon DeriShed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
GOOD TEMPLARs HOLD
SESSION IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Gray, S. D.. June 29.-The twenty
eighth grand lodge session Of South
Dakota /. O. G.. 7. has concluded Its
meeting here. The following places
Were represented by delegates: Sioux
Falls, Arlington, Oldham. WATERFOWL,
.Athol, Toronto and Gary.
G. c.. 7. Burton e. Lee, G. S. Sadie
La Bay and g. T. Geo. Miller were
present and were reelected for the en-
suing year. The reports Of the G. g.
II. and G.. S. were inspiring to their
fellow workers. The treasurer was
obliged to report his funds low. The
delegates reported their lodges in good
financial condition and in good work
ing order but many have high hall rent
to pay, and WATERFOWL discontinued
meetings for a time on that account.
Greeting was N to. and received
from. Minnesota grand lodge. holding
their fftfeth annual session In the old
state capitol building in st. Paul.
The Arlington lodge showing the
highest per cent. In attendance, which
was s~1xty-one, was awarded the block
and gavel. Any lodge holding the same
for three consecutive years keeps tt
Gary had that honor the past year. An
open installation vas held. a short pro-
gram followed and refreshments were
served. The next session is to be held
with the lodge at Oldham, S.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
FATHER SUSPECTED
OF KIDNAPPING
HIS OWN CHILD

Spearfish. S. D., July 5.-Spearfish
has a genuine kidnapping case. Sew
eral ago, the wife of j. II. Nc
Grew, Of Stewart, Neb., applied for a
divorce IN the grounds of desertion.
The fact in the case, it Is said, was
that the husband was serving an en-
listment of three years in the Philip
pine islands. The divorce was granted
and the wife was given the custody of
the little girl. The mother removed
to the Black Hills, and shortly after
Yards married c.. J. Curtis and moved
to a ranch four miles from this place.
The child is now missing, and it is be-
lieved the father, who recently re-
turned from the islands, has taken
the girl. McGrew and his father were
in Spearfish this week making in
quiries for the child. The mother of
the child will take legal proceedings
to find the girl.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
Her STOCKINGS BULGE
WITH FRAUD EVIDENCE
Altered Pay Check Carde Found
When She IS Forced to
Raise Skirts.

Allentown, Pa, July alderman
William r. Bower, ex-chief of police Of
this city, resorted to strategy to OBJ
tain evidence against Laura Geist, a
leaf mute. Of Breinigsville, who was
arraigned before him on charge of de-
frauding the Allentown Knitting COM
pany put Of hundreds of dollars by
means of altered checks. sS
The girl had been forewoman in the
company's weaving department for sew
eral years, and enjoyed the confidence
OF her employers until u few weeks ago.
when ii was discovered that she was
drawing unusually large pay.
At the hearing Alderman Bower pro-
posed to search the young woman. and
after many protests OF her part, he
compelled herssto lift her dress. Her
stockings were found bnlging out with
altered check cards.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-07-04
BURKE TO TALK TO
INDIANS; GETS FINE GIFT

Pierre, S. D., July 1.-Former Con-
gresham Burke and a party of friends
will make an automobile trip to the
Indian celebration on Virgin creek,
near the Cheyenne agency, Mr.. Burke
having promised to make an address.
"A special feature will be a sham bat
tie between a band of Sioux and anoth-
er Of Crows, who will carry out the
affair in a realistic manner, and follow
1t with a a council.
After an absence Of several months
in Chicago for treatment for his eyes,
Judge Corson of the supreme court has
returned home very much improved.
AT the federal building the people Of
Pierre. in token of their appreciation
of the efforts Of former Congressman
Burke in securing the building, pre-
sented him win a chest OF silverware,
the presentation being made by P. F.
McClue in behalf of the people Of
Pierre.