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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

Notice Of Filing of Petition or lean
ance of Bonds to Establish and
Construct q System OF
Sewerage.
!. Resolved that whereas, there has
been presented TO the council OF the City
OF Webster Day county. South Dakota. q
petition signed by requisite number ~
taxpayers and voters Of said City OF Web
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28
Taken Up.

Came TO my premises a large black
and white setter dog. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
charges.
H. @. Tegtmeier.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VF|NI NUE 1VTTF
Attorney for Assignee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28

Webster, South Dakota,
Attorneys for Mortgages
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
WOREES DRESS REFORM

Mrs. Elizabeth A. c. White, who besides having lot of initials at the head of her name is President of the American Dressmakers' Association, DOW in session 10 New York, Is out with an interview in which she goes oD record as being an advocate Of the dress reform which is designed to con- ceal rather than accentuate the lines and curves of the female form-Mrs. White takes the ground that her move meug is for the betgerment of decency and morals generally. Mrs. White may be successful, but 1t looks as though it would be a hard proposition to get the girls to give up their peek-s- boo waists, elbow sleeves and clock worked stockings just for reform for the maidens have many ideas they give to the public for wearing their out lsndish clothes. According to Lew DOckstader one young lady said to Q swain who had asked her why she wore such short skirts. Why; don't you think short skirts make a girl look shorter y' to which the young man re- piled, T don't know that it makes e girl look shorter, but it makes a man look longer" yet at that maybe they srs both right. This female dress re- form has too many ruaies and too many curves for 8 man to master all Of @ sudden.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggese and begs appointed hQstslrY in all tht north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
J. A. NetGles,

J. A. Netlles, President Ut the Town Council aud eN- officio Mayor Of the Town Of Skagway. ApJroYtd this 18th day of Sept, 1907.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
4 GOOGRlTUREl DAD

A keen sense of humor got young Joseph s. Prltchard, of Pitts5urg, out of g sad pickle last week. A double sense of fun, to be exact, for if his papa hadn't poss essad a large and mel low iunay bone, which rang out merry ha-h.'s when struck, the youth would stll be lamenting the consequences Of his rash action,
 Young Prltchard, who Is lad of l9. has been courslng Alice Myers, lass of bis own age. His father dIdnt ap- prove. and so the reckless young Peo- pie, who didn't have enough money to buy an oil stove and a framed God Bless Our Home" to start up house. keeping wl,h, ran away to Youngstown and were married. The elder P,ich- ard was heartbroken and declared be would never see his .on again.
 The next day, however, be received a humorous postal card from the boy. Ou it vas tae picture of a father with his son over his knee vigorously apply ing 8 slipper. Dear old dad, the boy wrote, "whsu can we come bome?" The humor of it struck the father and sppeased him, ard he sent them a teIe- gram telling chem to come home for generous slice of the tatted calf
 That was the wisest as well ss the iolliest course to pursue. When thing cannot be mended the best thing to do is to accept is with a smile. If the father had proved grumpy, the boy would have grown sulky and defiant, and there would have been hard feel IDgs between them for years; while now there will be no interruption to the good times that two sous 50 sttuned to humor can have together.
 Life is too short, any way, to nope and moan over the unavoidable. Make a joke of it, and half of the Stiug will be gone. Make two jokes and, by humorous algebrsic progression, every thing vii have vanished and you'l have something of credit ou the other side.
 The best gift the gathering fairies can bring to the cradle Of the newcOm- CT ls good health; then comes a good disposition, and after that grit. This is a trinity oi virtues which only needs good luck to turn it into a regular four Issved clover. The men who have made the most of themselves gre those who smile tbe sunuiest when they are stacked up against the greatest trou- bles The world likes 8 man that can laugh at disaster, the wbIls be is max Ing ready to get 8 fresh and tighter grip.
 Old man PriLchard was a good fellow  and bis son will likely grow up Co be one too.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
ORDINANCE N0 86

An Ordinance providing for the regis tTatiOn of all births and deaths occur ing within the corporate limits of the Town oi SEagway.
 Be iC ordained by the Common Council Of the Town Of SkagWsy.
 SEC. That it shall be cOmpDl- sorry on the part of any Physiclsn, Surgeon, Doctor, Midwife or Nurse, or any other person who shall oticiate at the birth Of any child, Co report the time of said birth, together with che name and sex of sail child within TWenty-iOur hours after same has taken place, to the Town Clerk of the Town of Stayway, for registration.
 SEC. 2-That it shall be compulsory 0n the FarJ of any Physician, Surgeon Doctor, Nurse, Undertaken oTany OJbeT person being present 90 or having charge, Co report the Death of any Male or Female Adult, or Male or Fe- male Infant, together with the name, Age and time of Death within TWenty-fOur hours after same has taE CD place, to the Town Clerk Of the Town Of SkagWay, for registration.
 SEC. 3-That 1t shall be the duty of the Town Clerk of the Town Of Skag- way, 10 keep a legible record iu 8 book provided for that purpose, Of all Births and Deaths, occurring within the cor Dorale limits of the Town Oi Skag. way, together with the age and name Of each person so reported Co him for registration, as provided for in the pre-. ceeding sections, end that such record shall at all times be open Go public tn- speCtiOn. SEC. That 1t shall be the duty of the Town Marshal to enforce the pro visions Of this ordinance, and that any violation of any of the above sections, shall be punishable by fine of not less than Five lS5. .OO)D0llars: DOT more than Ten l5'OOO) Dollars, or by imprison- menJ in the Municipal Jail for Five d.ys.
 SEC. 5-This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and approval by the President of the Common Council and eE-Otlc o Mayor of the Town 0i SkagWay.
 Passed by the Common Council of the Town of SkagWay, thts 10th day ot September 1907.
 Attest: Matthew Bridge,
 Town Clerk.
 J. A. NeClles,
 President of the Town Council aud eN- ofFicio Mayor Of the Town Oi Skagway.
 E- #H.F H.- 70
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
VISIT
 THE BIG PUGS
TRgRIH8 QUARTERS OF PUGILISTS HHO FIGHT SATURDAY CROWDED HITH
 YISITORS-' -'FRISCO'S LAST MILL
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

San Francisco, Sept. 2+-Thousauds of visitors are yisiting the training quarters of both Squires and Sullivan, who are to fight in this city on Salur- day afternoon next, The coming mill will likely be the last fight that San Francisco fans will have an OpPOrtuni- ey of witnessing, as the present board of police commissioners have placed 8 ban on all future fight exhibitions.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
HAYNES
LIST OF LETTERS

UncaIled for letters remaining in PostOH8ce, Sept. 9, 1907. Adams, Mir. Frank B. Adams, F. B. Bernard, Wm. Biiher, Durrie Burues, Mir. Michael Carr, Miss Alice Carroll, Master Emmett Edwards, Miss Bessie Edwards, Miss B. lcsrd) Fourtur, Midy Murphy, Mr. Dan Nelson, Carrie Simmons, Harry E. Scott, Mr. George T. TUksbOW, Jim
 WM. B. SAMPSON, P. NJ.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
SILER GETS
 BIB BENEFIT
The Daily AIasksn Cable,

Chicago, Sept. 2t--A monsEOus farewell reception will be held here to- night at which local and national will participate for the benefit of Csorge sler who quits the as referee forever.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
BRISTOL BAY
 GREW RESCUED
REVENUE CUTTER MCCULLOUGH SAVES REn OF SCHOONER JOHN CARRIER
 lRD SENDS 2lO 10 SEATTLE
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Seattle, Sept, 24-A cablegram re- ceived this mornIrg says the Revenue Cutter Mccullough has rescued two hundred ard forty people from the wrecked schooner John Carrier, in Bristol Bay. The rescued are on board the Thetls and Wil be taken to Seattle
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

si00J REWAFD--t Wlil 5ay the sua of 5000 for InIormatIOn leading 10 Jhs arrest and conviction of any pcSsSE guilty Of breaking or dsspoy .ng street lights jn the Citt ot Skagwav.
 c. W. Dillon,
 Light Inspector SkagW ay, Sept. lI IOI | s l93.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
JURY LIST

The jury list sent The Alaskan yes terday from Juneau was incorrect in regard 10 several names of those called to serve, and the following correct list Is accordingly published today:
 SKAGWAY
 Grand Jurors Charles Cart wright, Lee GsulG R, E. Krmss, CliH Hayward, A. NJ. WalIScls, E. Simon, E. c. Wolf, c. F. Shelly. Petit Jurors-W. L. Williams, J. D. steinbaugh, W. B. King, W. A Mich selis, ". J. BledsOe, Frank Webster, James Kennedy, Phil Abrahams, T. Burns.
 HAYNES
 Grand Jurors-E. V. Chamberlain, Thomas DObzon.
 Petit Jurors-J. P. Lindsay, A. F, a acLaine, S, J. Weitzman, John Peter son, W. J. Grant
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free h place of tea or coffee. Come 0I boys.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27
Recorded Dec 10. 1907.

a Lewis Jr and VT to Mrs Rosina
Lambert, d; int in lot s, blk H, Ka-
piolani Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $3.50.
B 500, . 155. Dated Dec Is, 1907.
Ida B castle to C winam Tr, Rel
Dow: pors r Ps 1859 and 714s, Nuuanu
Valley, Honolulu. 81. B 800, 157.
Dated Dec IS, 1907.
Caroline F Bush (widow) to Edward
X Hunt, D: 1-2 int in or las and r T
500. kul so. waipio. etc, Eva, Oahu.
$500 b 500. D 15S. Dated Nov 30. 1907
Peke A Hunt (widow) to Edward K
Hunt. D; int in lot !, kul So. Iwilei'
Honolulu. Oahu; int in pc land and
bldgs, Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu; int
in or AS. waipio, Eva. Oahu; int in
r p 5s2. waikele, Eva, Oahu. 81, etc.
500, 159. Dated Dec u, 1907.
d Paul r Isenberg to Tin Wo Co,
L. ne land. Kanewai. Honolulu. Oahu.
YRS at $50 pr yr. B 2sS, 2so. Da-
ted Mar %. 1907.
Allen & Robinson Ltd to Kwong
Chong. Rel: por r P 269s, kul 1l2lS,
KikihaIe, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. b
s01. u s. Dated Dec II, 1907.
T Kodani to NJ Ide. c NJ; bldgs. mdse,
furniture, fixtures, 8 horses, wagons,
etc, Aiea, Eva, Oahu. $4,000 3 SOL
9. Dated Dec 19, 1907.
Kuamoo and hsb to John Fitzgerald
NJ. DC land. Puma I'd. S Hilo. Hawaii
$1,000. 2s7, p 500. Dated Nov q, 1901
II HackfeId & Co Ltd to James 3
Castle. d; kul s457E, Honokua, ko-
ma. Hawaii $40. B 500 156. Dated
Dec II. 1907.
BENJAMIN Moanalika and VT to
Jeanne B King, NJ; lot "a, gr 5o61, Olaa
Puma. Hawaii. $3.50. B So1, 8. Da-
ted Dec Is, 1907.
James T Taylor and VT to John 4
Kaukau, D: por R Ps Co. and 1892, kul
5Oo6. Kelawea. Lahaina, Maui. S10O. E
300. D Isl. Dated Dec II, 1907.
Mary A Pa and hsb TO Lucy LAM
D: int in r Ps 6441, 64S and $40. Ka-
poinonui, waihee, Maui. 81. B 300, :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27
152. dated Dec %. 1sO5.

152. Dated Dec %, 1905.
Kane A Lale TO Api ct al, L: r p
1852, kul 4427, ap 5. bldgs, etc, Kapu-
ma, Waihee, Maui. 90 yrs at SIS pr VI.
29S, 2sS. Dated Oct IS, 1907.
PrincevilIe Plantation Co to Wong
You, Extn L; pc land, Kamakamaeha,
$SS5.70 per yr. B 29S, 2sS. Dated
Dec S. 1907.
Recorded Dec 20, 1907.
M Katsuki to Tom Quai. NJ; 1
hack No 81, Honolulu, Oahu. $40. B
297, D 81. Dated Dec 20. 1907.
Trent Trust Co Ltd to Angelina K
Aud ct al, d; lots and 9, r P 157
of c F Peterson Tract, Kapalama, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. s1450. B 300, 1853. Da-
ted Oct "a. 1907.
Julia b Egan and hsb q j ct al to
Mary F. Van Valkenburg, eft al, P d;
| int in r Ps 9e5, 1885. 1888, 3074 and
1853 and por r P 3499, Paalaa, etc,
| Waialua; int in r P $50 and Nah
/ Award IS, hui land Waimea, Koolau-
Ioa, Oahu. B 800, p 166. Dated Dec
| 20, 1907.
| Julia Egan and hsb q y ct al to
Kate NJ Weight, P D: int in Govt Pa
| tent 1867, por r Ps 1872 and 1921 and
$40 SO TT land. Nuuanu st, Honolulu
! Oahu B 300. 166. Dated Dec 20, 1901
! Julia Egan and hsb q j ct al to
| Lillian B Patty. P D; int in pc land,
| Bates st, Honolulu, Oahu. B 800. T
/ 166. Dated Dec 20, 1907.
John K Kapukui and VT to Fanny
| Straueh, D: por ap 80, kul 1926, n
Kona, Hawaii. $500, etc. B 500. 1874
Dated Dec 10, 1907.
/ Mary F. Van Valkenbarg and hsh
/ "a w ct al to Julia B Egan, P D;
int in Nah Award 13-B, Kau, y Bona
Hawaii. B 800. 1856. Dated Dec 20
1907
i C B Wells to VIM T Robinson, Rel;
/ 50-100a land, Koloa, Wailuku. Maui
$500. B 2s7, p 81. Dated Nov %, 1907
Kahiapo and WI to W Nicoll, D;
int in liza in hui land, Ulumalu, Ha-
nakualoa, Maui. $35. B 800, $50
/ Dated Dec II, 1907.
! E G Ferreira to Samuel L White ct
al. D: kuI 466, ap >. Kuholilea, Laha-
ina, Maui; por ap 26, kul S559B. Ku-
/ holilea. Lahaina. Maui; r P 4445, kul
! 1921, KIlolani. Lahaina. Maui. B 800
/ D 161. Dated Dec 10, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27
A Bill OF Fare Set to
Music at Young Hotel

he
Christmas the Alexander Young hotel
o o
to of fitting
feathers all
finely
of
n Teddy
about the basea nds Following i music program:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27
REALTY TRANSACTION

Entered of Record Dec 26, 1907.
William Lemond and VT to William
Kahalekai Jr., /
Peter Kanakaole to Ka Hui Kalepa
Haiekuai Hawaii Ponoi. i
William Savidge and VT to Kahale-
Madge waring to Olive P Horner.. I
Antoine V MARCEL to Waikiki SUI
gar Co.................. Exchs
Frederick E Steere and VT 20 West
ern & Hawn Investment Co Ltd. N
Elsbeth G Gehr to T C Davies. B
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27

The game at the Park on Wednesday
will be for the benefit of the Trans
Pacific Yacht fund. The characters
will be represented by the elite Of Ho-
nolulu's social SWANS and Sis Hopkins
will be there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27

lice are not giving proper assistance.
Then the Chief of Detectives assaults
man on the Police Station stairs.
That's quite record for a reform"
administration in office not quite one
year.-BuIletin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-27

WANTS BROWN AND VIDA.
First the chairman Of the License
Board complains publicly that the po-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12
w. P. FULLER'S AUTO HITS
MAN AND BREAKS HIS LEG
San Francisco Businessman Drives
Motor Car Which Strikes Prom
inent Citizen Near Ukiah

UKIAH. June 11.-An automobile
driven by w. P. Fuller OF San Fran
cisco. who has been stopping at his
summer home in Gravelly Valley. struck
Russell Spencer. a prominent resident
of Potter Valley, on Sunday and injured
him seriously. Spencer was driving a
fractions team and. seeing the automo-
bile coming, got out to stand at the
head of the horses. While trying to
quiet the animals he was struck by the
motor car. Besides being badly bruised
he received a broken leg. 1t Is thought
that he will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12
Trial Is Expected
to Close Today

r r was stated by the prosecu-
tion last night that unless
= some unforeseen delay inter-
vencd, the Schmitx case
would go to the jury tonight.
Brief testimony will be given by
Abe Ruef and N. r. Scott, after
which arxuments will be made
, by Attorney J. G.. Campbell for
the defense and Hiram w. john
son and Francis J. Heney for the
prosecutions. Judge Dunno will
Instruct the jury and the fate
Of Mayor schmits Will thea pass
into the hands Of the twelve
men.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12

O. them As last resort went to Dr.
Chow Juyan and after treating with nim
three months ] feel that l am perma,
what he has done for me.-JOE MUH-
Kay. z31 East Sonoma at. Stockton.
DR. CHOW JuYAN, Chinese Tea end
MerA Sanitarium, 100 Clay ST, 3. u. DR..
Chow J1y1n rs the only legltfmats
graduate of Chinese Medical College
ia. San Francisco His credentials are
atteBted by Chinese ambassador at
Warrington DIR. Chow Juyan win be
In stockton Friday and Saturday OF
AAch week 1T 123 North Hunter Bsreak
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12
RECOMMENDED BY HIGHEST OFFICIALS

County Assessor
of San Joaquin Co.
stockton. Cal, May
26. 1907.---To whom
IL may concsrn: /
have been IN poor
health for the last
f1Te years. and have
been treated by
seven different doc
terss but received
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12

Continued from Page !, Coils. = and .
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12

Campbell was desperate and evident
ly thought Schmitz might get a new
cue from his reply to the court when
he said:
Is an appellate court and that lit might
take immediate jurisdiction il punish
ment for contempt is imposed. For
SO years my relations with the
courts have been most pleasant. bat
as an attorney must do my duty and
even in the face of AN order. in con-
tempt l must advise my client to re-
fuse to answer these questions.
ter of it, and save for the interposi-
tion of objections to two questions in
which he was sustained by the court
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12

sfHe never mentioned me-"
did you, in fact, have anything to
do with suggesting sending the men
there?'
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-28
Burial OF Martin belong.

Last Friday afternoon at 2:3O the
funeral service for Martin belong was
held at his home In this city and was
attended by q large number, Of Grand
Army Veterans and the w. r.. @. and
many citizens we're present out OF re-
spect to the memory OF the veteran
soldier and Lincoln county pioneer.
Bey. Fred Davis Of the Baptist church
preached the funeral sermon and the
Baptist choir furnished the music.
The casket, which was q very hand
some one, was almost concealed with
beautiful flowers the gift OF loving
friends and relatives.
"A platoon Of guardsmen under Com
mander Of Captain Berg acted IS an
escort to the funeral procession to the
cemetery. where q brief Grand Army
ritual service with singing by the
choir and q prayer by Rev. Dayis
concluded the burial service and the
remains Of another grand old veteran
OF the Civil Warswas laid away, hav-
Ing answered the final roll call Of the
Great Commander. Bugler Holsey
sounded lights out as undertaken
Campbell lowered the Casket into the
Grave.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-28

Canton's Famous Epworth League
Assembly opens July Ind and closes
on the 18th. 1t is indeed a brilliant
array of talent that will greet the
Assembly patrons this year, including
United States Senators and governors,
and among the latter is the celebrated
Governor Of Missouri, Joseph w. Folk,
and among the former is Wisconsin's
Senator, La Toilette. Besides these
there are many other men Of national
reputation including Ex-senator Du-
bois of Idaho, and Ex-Governor Van
SAINT of Minnesota.
There will be- three noted special
lists in the moving picture line, cover
ing the wilds of Alaska, Nome and
the Klondike, the Storm Swept Coasts
of the East and the we'll known and
famous Robertson who has heretofore
filled the big Auditorium night after
night to see his wonderful life-like
creations. Added to these splendid
attractions there will be noted sing
ers and musicians, including the fam
GUS Tennessee Jubilee Singers.
The "Diamond Medal contest will
be a brilliant affair. Seven ladies
and two gentlemen, all medal winners,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-28
Norway Township.

June 70, l9OI.
The heavy rains Saturday evening
tore away a good many brides and
fences in this township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sundvold
visited at Andrew Lundstrom' s last
Sunday.
Miss Title Nyhus of Canton is visit
ing with Mrs. Torwald Sullestad this
week.
A picnic was held in the Eidsness'
grove last Thursday it being the last
day of the parochial school in the
Sundy district. Miss Making the
teacher, had prepared a fine program,
after which she served ice cream, cake
nuts and candy.
Mrs. G. II. Hegness of Canton and
daughter, Hazel, are visiting relatives
in good old Norway this week.
All the Norway Township school
ma'ams are at Canton attending In
stitute this week. My amt it nice
to be a school ma'am.
Mr.. Olaf Keynes and bride went to
Canton last Friday accompanied by
the beautiful maids of honor and best
men, forming a group that made all
the young ladies and gentlemen in
Canton take notice.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-28
DsgSTSTsTyHTTYIyTyTb
Correspondence 5
MSJC9TYTbSggHTYTYTED
Grant Township

vi SSAIO
June Is, 1907.
1t is reported that Il. Elcock lost a
valuable steer Saturday night by
lightning.
We are informed that somebody
opened the gate In T.. Tronson's
pasture a short time ago and let all
the cattle out. Somebody will get a
lesson II 1t is repeated.
Oscar Gedstad had to 20 to Lennox
Sunday on business connected with
farming and future speculation.
Mrs. liver Lukken and children
we're out for a drive last Thursday
and Miss Bertha proved to be quite a.
good driver.
We we're all at Lennox celebrating
last week, and we haven't heard any
thing but praise for Lennox and her
celebration.
Mrs. L. Noethlick won the prize for
driving nails in the contest at the
Lennox celebration.
Knut johnson is exercising himself
blowing corn for o. FL. Lierthis week.
Mrs. o. r. Brandhagen and Mrs.
Oscar Brandhagen were out Sunday
for a drive and called on several Of
there friends.
Miss Minnie Stubstein came home
Sunday from Lennox where she had
been for a week helping her cousin
In the restaurant during the celebra-
tiOn rush.
We are having some very hot wealth
err. That is what we all have been
praying for SO don't grumble and kick
about it.
Gunder Ness has been q very sick
boy for a week but at last report he
was getting very much better under
DR.. Kerr's treatment.
Arthur and Nora Nelson we're out
taking a ride Sunday afternoon and
called at Lewis Larson's to watch the
boys play ball.
Several Of the young boys were hay-
ing a friendly game of ball Sunday
afternoon but they played rocky and
it took them the most Of the after
noon to finish their game.
The Worthing correspondent seems
to be very much troubled about our
goat. You should come down broth
or and join our order. W. take In
new members any time. In place OF
a goat ride we give goat bunts. One
bunt counts one degree and a new
member car take as many degrees as
he likes the first time. Town people
get hit a little harder than common
people and there is no extra charge II
a new member gets a little hot. We
just take him down to the creek and
dip and cool him of. We also
furnish soft drinks and smoking
tobacco free. Come down brother, a
bunt or two will doyou good. L. L.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-28

will contest for the beautiful prize.
None OF the prominent speakers
will attract greater attention than
Senator kittredge and Governor
Crawford, and the people will enjoy
hearing them both, because they are
likely to be the leaders in the great
senatorial battle that is to take place
next spring. Governor Crawford
speaks on the 10th Of July and Sena-
tor kittredge on July llth.
Then there is DR.. Guy Carleton
Lee, the great orator and historian,
known and appreciated on both sides
of the Atlantic; Alan A. Tanner, CO.
laborer with Mayor Golden Rule"
Jones; DR.. ThoS. Nicholson, DR.. f. B.
Gault, DR.. Daniel McGurk: The Olaf
Valley Concert Co.; and Ross Crane,
cartoOniSt.
Every day and every night, the
auditorium will ring with the
plaudits of admiring thousands, and
none should miss the glorious feast of
OratOry, music and fun.
1t is generally admitted that it is
the best and strongest program ver
provided for the Assembly.