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RAILROADS.
new Jersey CENTRAL

Trains leave Broad and Ferry Stree; Stations,
5.lg, $3.50. s;2o. $40. 1900. 10. 7;so, l;45. $50
1910, HOO, ll:20, 11:40 a. M; 1900 n; 1890,
800. 1870, goo. s;so. 200. 800. 400 4:s9. S;os'
7:55. $40. 1855. 1855. 1910. 1920 p. m. 1901
night. 1850 a. N. sundays. 1900. 7;So. 800. s:25.
900. s:25. 1900 1925; Iiio 60 ll;so a. IN M; is ;o
$50. 500, SIS, 500. $50. 100. 500. s:2b. sos.
s:25. 1o:oe. 1890. 1t:oo p; m 1901 m. 1850 a. m,
s:35. a.55. 1870 a. M. 1880, l;2o. 1:55, 2;S5. 1888.
4:32, $50. 5:ss, s:l3, 7:45. s;45, $3.50, 11:5O p. m.
i TnGSas s'ss, S 5iS5. $50 $50. s s'ss. 1882 1872 sd. %'I s.lS : lSiiS
For E,aston Bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk G:27 to Easton), S;95 a. M.
a. ar m. to E East n 1855, SIS. $50 ?. y
1870. 49, p. m. Sundays. 1855 p. m.
For Perth Amboy. s:l2' $40 9;S5, ll;so a m
Sundays. 7io, s:O5 a.. m: 1855. $40 p. m
For Atlantic Highlands. Sea Bright, etc,
Via Matawan, e;12. s;S5, lid a. M; l:2O, s:25'
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park.
dis. Saturdays only, 100. 4:25, 5;sS. 6ls. s:45
Red Bank only. II 80 p; m; Sundays. except
a. m. u:55. Red Bank only, 1855, $40 p. m.
For Lakewood, 9:55 a. m. 1;2O, 1885. Sun
dd For A l'fG; siSS city, Fl ms SIS 5'S !, P b. N; desc. satur-
days only, S;S5 p. m. Sundays. 1855 a. M;
1885. 1880 ?. M: ssi2i5o. 1:2o. 'ss:s5. ..4:S5,
5:ss. 7:45. s:45, 1850 p. N. Sundays. 7:25. 9:o5.
1855. 1858. 1l;55 a M; 1855. "+l:55. 245. 3;5s,
*s4:55. $50, 7:s5. $40. 9:l5 p. ~.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
IN. ]. Central P. and r.. B. and O.. R,ys)
For Baltimore and Washington. 7:55. 1856,
7:25, 1855. Hiss a. m; 1:55. 1855. $50 p. m,
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping car
reservations can at Broad Street Station.
Telephone POPS.
w. G. BESLER, w. c. HOPE,
V.-Pres. & Gen. Man. Gen. Pass Agent.
eElfzabeth only.
ssphf1adeiDhfa only.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION.
Sealed proposals for the construction of
Portland Cement Sidewalks on Park avenue
and Lake street, Branch Brook Park. New
ark. N j., viii be received at the office OF the
Essex County Park Commission. 800 Broad
street, Newark, n. j., up to 1880 p. M. Tues
day. July 9th. 1907.
Plans and specifications can be examined
and blank form Of proposal obtained at the
office of the Engineer. 80 Clifton avenue.
Newark. n. J.
Proposals must be submitted on the blank
form furnished by the Engineer.
Tho Engineers estimate Of the work to be
done by which the bids are TO be tested Is
1000 square feet Portland Cement Sidewalk.
The Essex County Park Commission reserves
the right of increasing or reducing the above
quantity.
A certified check for one hundred dollars.
payable to the Essex County Park Commits
sion without any conditions Endorsed thereon
must compa each bid and be forfeited by
the successful bidder unless he enters into a
contract should the same be awarded to him.
the successful bidder Will be required to fur
nish q bond from a guaranty or trust COM
pany of satisfactory standing TO the commits
sion in the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars
fl. 500. O0) for the faithful performance OF the
contract.
The Essex County Park Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids, and retains
the right to accept any bid which In its judg-
ment is for the best interest of tho county.
A. CHURCH, Secretary,
jy1t3,5 Essex County Park Commission
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR

LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Proposals are Invited and will be received
by the Board OF Education of East Orange for
the erection and completion Of the Lincoln
School to be built on a site at the northeast
corner of Central and Maple avenues. in the
city OF East Orange, Plans and specifications
will be on file at the offices Of the Board of
Education and may be used for the purpose OF
estimating iron. 10 a. M. Monday, July /. and
until noon. Monday, July p. Bids on the work
with certified deposit checks are to be deltv-
cred in a sealed envelope, Endorsed Proposal
Tor Lincoln School," and inclosed In outer en-
velope addressed to Arthur A. Richmond.
Chairman Of Buildings. board of Education.
City Hall. East Orange. n. j., on or before
4 o. m. on Monday, July %.
Bids will he opened BY the fun Board at its
regular meeting held at its rooms at $50 p
m, Monday. July %. The Board reserves the
right TO accept or reject any or all bids
WARREN A. CLAPP.
Secretary.
Dated June 20. 1907. ie29jy2. 4s,I0.1S
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TAFT GOES TO CANADA.

WASHINGTON. July s.-secretary Taft
left Washington today for a months vaca-
ton 10 be spent at Murray Bay. Canada.
He will stop in New York city and at
Millbury. Mass. at the former place for
a few hours today. and AT the latter place
tomorrow. where he will visit his mother.
The secretary was unaceompanied.
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PIANOS
SURVEYORS

r.U 49,. -
Where the Excninn Star Is on sale
and Advertisements are Received
at Onlee Rates.
lD Nassau street, La coste & Maxwell
ORANGE BRANcH OFFICE
NEWARK
Telephone II issslR. w.
Broad street. 427. Charles Fass q Son.
Broad street. 1914, J! H Greenwood, news
Broad and Wright itreets. Click q Rashbo.
newsdealers. Telephone 1893
Bsnk street and Littleton avende. Marka
Reiloyllle. opp. Bloomfield avenue. Brett
hut Brothers.
Bloomfield avenue and oarside street. 4.
Bloomfield avenue. ,7s. william sugerman.
newsdealer
Central avenue, 400. ]. Ettenberger.
Elm and Pacific streets. C. 3. Duncan.
ra newsaealer. Tellsphens i3a5-5.
Ferry street. opp Hamburg place. J. q.
binmer. newsdenier.
Haissy street So Fredesiek J. Bengier'
Asisey street, us. Mstsky Bros. news
dealers. Telephone Sl66-W.
New Ns0s street s'I 1ot' c ls: S sehsoth = ns ss,dsahs
Telephone 1!o4-J
deaIer. Telephone 1fai.w Y's
Plane LANE, street r.; lsO; A; ., s. Campbell news
Plane and Warren streets Joseph Kenny.
newsdenlei. Telephone l4os-W.
sherman avenuo. I a Tepperman. news
South Orange avenue and Seventh street.
lDP:,. s. Be;aen's West End Pharmacy.
s9 ssda oGsnge avenue and sixth street
der
ARLINGTON
u, Sreenwood Lake Depot
.s c, -
datioek n Co. ~ Glenwood avenue. Teie-
ph2ne ils,.J, b.oomneia.
ned aven1e-
ia Ds1,d RosS -,st,ors- Mai, .,r...
AAbFaa n i,..
poywFRS y. Jm n p,.,sr.u -.
II i phone s9cA
Edward Martin. newsdeaier. "a washington
ofanse ,,,,,av "A. ma,, 1880 r..
angs. Telephone alss-E. Orange.
II. s N wildman. newsdealer. iS Main
street. ~
u os poasr Ch afT R,a,n Telephone SILL Orange
EAST NEWARK
=, avenue
r. n q Norris. -stattoner. 90 Broad street.
Telephone sis-L ~ -.
s,reat TsIa5hnna eys. ~ ''oa'
sueee teiephone elo-J -a r,,
komishane' newsdeaier. $50 Elizabeth
sayenue.
SARtLElD- - .
II e 10 at7, G=s ssr6S1s newsdealer. - Wal street
Mrs, Charles Weber. stationer, Main street.
AAHhiSCN-
James A. Reid. SIf Harrison av. fese-
~ phone 2O5S-J. Harrison
John Hooo. Johnson avenue. opposite high
Lane avenue
George McCoilum, newsdealer, Main street,
near D.L and W Station Telephone
3g-A Millburn.
MApISQfs--
Lewis A. Waters, newsdealer. D.. L. q
w. r. r. Station.
MoNTCLAIR-
Hooe Bros 40 Bloomfield avenue.
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ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION.
T,DAnAcA .


Sealed proposals for the construction of eight
inch telford roadway, at Weequahdc Reserva-
tlon. Newark. y. j., VIII he received at the
office or he Essex County Park Commission.
800 Broad street, Newark. n. j., up to 2.S0
.. M, Tuesday. July .. 1907
Plans and specifications can he examined
and blanks form Of proposal obtained at the
Office Of the engineer, 50 Clifton avenue. New
ark. N. J.
Proposals must he submitted on the blank
form furnished by the engineer.
The engineer's estimate Of the work to be
done. by winch the bids will be tested is
1900 square yards Telford Roadway.
The Essex Coulty Park Commission reserves
the right OF increasing or reducing the above
quantity.
A certified check for hve hundred dollars
~C$50o.00I payable to the Essex County Park
Commission. without any conditions Endorsed
thereon. must accompany each bid, and be for
fefted by The successful bidder unless he enters
into a contract should the same be awarded
to him. the successful bidder will be required
to furnish a bond from a guaranty or trust
company OF satisfactory standing to the com
mission, in the sum of five thousand dollars
(5, 100000 for the faithful performance Of the
contract.
The Essex County Park Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids and retains
the right TO accept any bid which in its judg-
ment is for the best interest Of the county.
A. CHURCH. Secretary.
1yI3.5 Essex County Park Commission.
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JERSEY CRY, July s.-The following
deed affecting property in West Hudson
was recorded yesterday:
KEARNY CONVEYANCE.
Mary c. and Patrick j. Connolly to
Ernest KeInpf e. ux.. south side Of Tap
pan street. 207 feet 3 riches east from
Devon street, 5oxlOO. subject to q mortgage
for S4,205. 81.
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LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
DIRK
Manufacturers of Fertilizer OF all kinds
Bone Black, Glue, Grease, Chemicals, etc.
Buyers of Dry Bone and Butchers Bone. Con-
signments solicited. For particulars address
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
26 Broadway, New York city, and
Lister avenue, Newark. N. ].
Ohm F. KEHOE President.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS COURT-In the
matter Of the estate of Robert B. Kennedy.
deceased, alleged to be flsolvent. Notice.
Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court
Of the county OF Essex made on the eighteenth
day OF May, 1907. upoh the application OF %.
Garfield Clifford. administrator Of the estate
Of Robert 3. Kennedy, deceased. notice Is
hereby given by the said q. Garfield Clifford;
administrator as AFORESAID, to the creditors OF
the said estate Of Robert b. Kennedy, de-
ceased. 70 exhibit tol him under cath or ar.
hrination their claims and demands against
the said estate Within six months from the
eighteenth day of May, 1907. or they win be
foreve~ barred from prosecuting or recovering
the SAME,
Dated Newark. n. H.. May %. 1907.
Il. GARFIELD CLIFFORD,
ny22, 2sje5, II, 10, 26jy3. to.i7 Administrator
ADJOURNED AUDITORS sAL.E-New Jer-
sey supreme CourtI Francis Lang, plaintiff,
vs. Clinton A. Harhilton. defendant. In at
Auditors sale OF real estate. attached in
said cause. standsH adjourned to Thursday,
July eleventh, 1907 lat 2Ao'cIock in the after
noon, at the court House in the city OF
Dated June 27th. f1sn.
ANDREW A. CHAMBERS.
jyS,1o Auditor.
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pArAMA's PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 3.-President Amador.
Of Panaf ia. who is on his way to Enrope.
arrived Here today on the steamer Prfn
Joachim from Colon. The steamer was
decorate5 with flags in his honor.
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PIANOS AND G A

SPECIAL PIANO SACRIFICES.
A beautiful slightly used. full sized Upright,
mahogany case, was sold for $375.O0. our price
S275. 90. a fine shopworn Upright. art design,
mahogany case. was $4,000. now $3.50. O0-sev-
erai other good Uprights from s100. 90 to s1a5.o 90:
a full sized Upright, dark finished case. 500 90
cash. Several Square Pianos taken IN ex-
change from 5000 Ut.
MATHuSHEK & SON PIANO co,
cor Broad ST. next to Hahne & Co.
BEFORE you decide on a piano come and see
these used uprights. Chickering, s165; Kra-
kauer. s1So: Sterling. s14s: Kranich & Bach,
Sl40: Decker Bros. s1S5. Hardman, $3.50;
Mozart. $40: Young, s120: Kimba1l. 500; Bid
del. $50. WISSNER, Manufacturer. SOB Broad
st, Newark.
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Does your husband play the races
as much as he used to2t
NO answered young Mrs Torkins;
" he Msn't as much money as he used
to Observation-Disclosures Star
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED SABARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments:
offices In GO principal cities. Save yourself
money by getting my terms first. .. II. Toll
NAN Room 612, 23s Washington St, cor.
Market.
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PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES.


FRAMING PICTURES is an art. We do
superior framing. Our work is handsome and
attra ctive in every way, CARY & KENNY,
52O-522 Broad st. Tel. t1a1-R.
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Contracts Filed.

These building contracts were filed in
the County Clerks office today:
Naperikow & Amsterdam. owners. with
Sabato Milone g. Co, masons, 469 Bergen
street, 81, 92S. same party. with Mersfelder
Bros. plumbers, $2.6J0: same party, with
Maccia e. Buongioso, masons, $1,000; same
party, with Mersfelder Bros, plumbers,
81, $50; saine party, with Morris Rubin.
carpenter, $500; same party, with same
party, $500: same party, with Jacob
Hickman. painter, SA0.
7. Kirtley Gardner, owner. with Charles
Rogghe, painter. Upper Montclalr, $3.50.
Joseph Hensler. ir., with Monahan Hose
Company. 42S-43i Warren street, Sl,210;
game party. with Paul II. JFehnig, cleo
trical contractor. 1895; same party. with
Charles II. Hetzel, roofer, 1863: same
party. with c, G. Lienau Sons, iron con
tractors s.. go; same party, with Peter Wes-
ter, painter. $3.50; same party, with Ed
ward Dombrowsky & Bros. plumbers,
2. 100: SAINT party, with Lucas Peter. ear
penter. $3.50. same party, with Ding &
Tenscher. skyllght contractors. sl,150.
Arthur w. Little, owner. with william A..
Hay. carpenter. Short Hills, 1860; same
party. with Kelly & Boland, masons,
1871.
Nancy NJ. .Prnden. owner, with John
Nelson. jr.. & Co. masons. Vine street.
West Orange. S1,195; same party. with
Louis Helfy. carpenter, S2,645, same party,
with f. F. Jurgensen, painter, $50.
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MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS.


SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. hospital sup
plies. abdominal supporters. elastic stockings.
clutches. suspensory. SCHu-
MANN. % William at.
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WY III stnra Arnr.

Mrs. J0nes-IBo you lfeel that when
your husband issaway from home he is
thinking Of yodE
Mrs. smith, ee. IL thinks of me,
and that's whv he, 80 away.+Judge.
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HE'LL ~wANTED-MALE.

OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF % years
standing, manufacturing staple line Of goods
IN constant daily use. wants good man to
manage branch business; salary 81. 800 per
year and all ex lenses. payable monthly; also
extra commissions, which should amount to
good ' reee,e ene saiary; A Y o ! poss rh Irfnis y
satisfactorily secured. Address MANUFAC-
TuRER. p. o Box 81. st. Louis. No.
W~ANTED-For the u. s. Marine Corps, men
between ages 10 and So. An opportunity to
see the world. For full information apply In
person or by letter to No. 252 Market St,
Newark, n. ].
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

e. BoDENwEIsER. horse, carriage and har-
ness repository, .. II. ID Lombardy ST., near
Broad. Newark, N. ]. Phone S63. so to IS
Halstead St. Arlington IN. ]. Phone 2154-W.
Full line " horses and ponies of very best
types. Among them are three large cobs for
family driving, one very fast trotter and one
very fast PAGER; several general purpose
horses, 90 beautiful ponies of every size, all
broken. for children to ride and drive. Car
riages of every style. by H Meyer and
Watertown Carriage Company; many other
frst-class manufacturers. Pony vehicles of
every style Of very best makers; business
wagons for all purposes, dump wagons and
carts. Harness of every conceivable size and
weight for trucks. road or business purposes;
In fact everything for stable or road use.
F.. RODENWEISER. veterinary dentist. g..
II, Is Lombardy st. near Broad.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMAIE.

HoUsEwORK-Two competent German girls
l wish situation for general homework. Cal
b60 Main ST.. East Orange. No cards.
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TO LET-FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Lofts.
LOFTS WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
B LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
WILSON.
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WANTED.

BROAD ST. 919. opposite City Hali-DesirabI
front room with board. table board.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-31

Ia serious accident occurred to John
Flick, of Fullerville, while threshing at
Mission Hill His arm was caught in
the machinery while fixing a belt and.
was badly crushed.
Sheriff Hickey, of Yankton county,
went to Sioux City in the hopes of secur-
ing Bernard Conley, wanted there for
robbing Milwaukee car at Gayville of
cigars. Two men are in jail at Yankton
now for the same offense and Conley is
wanted to complete the trio.
Sergeant Charles Clark, of the Sixth
cavalry of Fort Meade, left there Mon.
day with four prisoners-W Washington
Lilly, John Weeder, Robert Walker
and John Roberts--for the military
prison at Fort Leavenworth. They will
serve from eighteen months to five
years.
An unknown man fell off the vest
bound morning passenger last Friday
morning between Clark and Raymond,
being instantly killed. His skull was
broken and shoulder dislocated. Moth
ing was found on the body to identify
him. He boarded the train at Castle
wood and had ticket bought to Red
field.
Benoni Bernard, of jefferson, has
bought the 160-acre farm OF Joseph
Gerter, paying 500 per acre for it. Mr..
Gerter homesteaded this farm one mile
from Jefferson in 1853, and has lived on
1t continuously ever since. A 20o-acre
farm in Sioux Valley township has
recently been bought by Charley May
nard and Anthony Huckert, two old
pioneers. for $65 an acre. Jency Doro-
cher has bought 100 acres in Civil Bend
township, eight miles from the railroad,
! at $40 an acre.
Much surprise is manifested by set.
tiers over the new ruling of the commits.
sioner Of the general land ofioe ct
Washington, just received by Register
Bennett, of the land Office at Rapid City,
L - ~
regarding Communication proofs. Its
enforcement, according to local officials,
means that fourteen consecutive months
must be spent In actual residence and
constant cultivation Of the land. This
will Affect many settlers who have been
permitted 70 continue their studies ct
schoOls In certain periods in the year,
provided they finally completed the
fo1rtsen-month period Of residence.
The now ruling GOES into sfKsot on
November 4, end calls for the rejsotion
q "a communication proofs unless ehs
fulf fourteen months il shown, exeepe
IN The cass Of . six months' oonstruotive
rssidsnoe permitted On entriss mads
prior - Novsmbsr /.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-31

The work of constructing a fine new
Catholic church building at Groton has
commenced The foundation is being
constructed of cement blocks, the pro.
duct of local plant.
Prof. +. 7. Perrigo, late of Saginaw
Mich, has accepted position as indus
trial teacher in the state school for the
blind at Gary and already has arrived
at that place and taken charge of the
school.
GovernorCrawford Monday appointed
Prof. Carl w. Thompson, of the state
university, representative to the
national conference on state and local
taxation, to be held at Columbus, Ohio
Nov. IL.
Governor Crawford Monday declined
to grant pardon to Israel Calkins, who
was sentenced from Fall River county
on charge of cattle rustling. Neither
the presiding judge, nor any member OF
the jury signed the application.
Abraham Four Generations and
Charles Thunder Horse, Dakota Indians
of the Yankton tribe, are in custody al
Yankton for smuggling liquor into their
reserve. United States Commissioner
E. T. White bound both over in the sum
of $500 each.
One man, In the person of Charge E
Ely, q well known resident OF Kings
bury county, has come to grief by sell
ing beverage known as "gold foam
in the belief that it did not come within
the statutes defining intoxicating liquor
and that he could sell IL without pro.
curing retail liquor license.
Railway postal clerks running
between Huron and Pierre received tel.
egraphic instructions TO run through to
Rapid City from last Friday. The
nav run will be known a. the Huron
and Rapid City and establishes through
mail service 10 the Hills from that date.
"A. O. Nelson was the clerk ont Thurs
day morning and 10 the first man in the
service to make through run TO the
Hills.
In connection with the Mitchell but
termakers convention last week was q
butter show, with seventeen entries
from The cooperative creameries of the
state. The butter was adjudged by NJ.
+, Hendergaard and the following
prizes were awarded: First prize, Henry
Suhr, Visit. 9416; second. B. II. Bald.
win. Storis, s31a; A. Anderson. Savo,
90; Walter Anderson. Of Lake Preston.
shipped his butter too late to be counted
In - . prize.winner, although it scored
higher than any butter in the show, at
% points.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-31

Mrs. NJ. j. Lyons, who lives on the
Holcomb ranch at Rapid City, was
heavily thrown In runaway and her
jaw was broken.
A stubborn fire started in the cafe Of
Emil Miegle, at Rapid City, Thursday,
which it ruined, and then threatened to
spread to other buildings which were
damaged by smoke and water. The
fire lasted only few minutes, but cost
several thousand dollars, all of which is
covered by insurance.
At recent examinations for positions
in schools in Beadle county there were
present applicants from the state of
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois,
Nebraska, Kansas, Vermont, North
Carolina and Ohio. Only about one
fourth of the total number were resi-
dents of South Dakota
Following the example set by one or
two other towns in eastern South
Dakota, the Hetland law and order COM
mittee has offered standing reward of
$75, which will be paid to any person
who furnishes evidence which will con-
vict an offender detected of selling
liquor contrary to law within the
boundaries of Hetland.
Arion Schmidt, stockman from
Rapid City, has been arrested on a
charge Of forgery preferred by Fay
Gentry, another Rapid City man, his
friend. Schmidt told the officers he had
&c, 900 worth Of stock on the range. but
ran short Of ready cash. He went to
the Western Union Office and wired to
Rapid for money. using the name Of
Gentry and getting friends to identify
him. Later Gentry sent message him
self and the forgery was detected.
The Toronto rolling mill at Arlington
has won out in o fight for side track,
which has lasted for eight years. When
the mill was built, II was placed on
private property adjoining the railroad
right.of-way, with the understanding
that trackage should be provided. The
elevator men, however, raised objections
and brought influence TO bear that
stopped the building. As the mill did
not come up to the state requirements,
under which the construction Of side.
track could be forced by the railroad
commissioners. the matter was allowed
to rpm from year to year. At last. the
railroad officials were persuaded 70 CON-
ply with the demand. and steal was laid
to the mill this week. The mill propri-
etors now arc planning to build IN els-
vator In conjunction ~ soon - work.
men can BE- secured % put 4 up. and
will considerably enlarge the eapaolty
Of the mill.