The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-10-24
South Dakota

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e. f. Dye went to Chamberlain on
the stage Friday.
John Aarlie took a load Of fax to
Kiml'all Monday.
The stock holders OF the Creamery
will meet tomorrow.
Frank Holzer went to Kimball
Monday with load of wheat.
C. f. Sanders left Sunday night for
Colorado to buy some young cattle.
Miss Martha Machler ia spending
short vacation with Max on the
farm.
Mrs. Chas. knowles of Richards
made this Office pleasant call We'd
nesday.
s. Barney, OF the Commissioner
of Public School Lands office was
in town Friday.
Ifyou are going to sell, or want
to buy more land, better see W. A.
Hoobler.
Edd Etbauer was down from Elm
Creek Saturday and made the CHEF
offic a pleasant call.
Keeler has three or four varieties
of spring wagons on hand to select
that new one from.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Hill attended a
meeting of the Eastern Star ia Cham
berlain Tuesday night.
Come In and see our clubbing list
We can fit You out with any kind OF
an assortment of reading matter.
MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Hughes left
Wednesday for Chicago and other
eastern points to do their fall buying.
Cbas. Fraser and J. W. LAWYER
went to kimball with barley Fri
day, and returned Saturday with
lumber. T..
N. A., Eeeler has just received two
| more carloads Of wagons and farm
machinery and Is busily engaged
storing It away.
! Mr.. and Mrs. N 4. Keelsr enter
tained a party OF friends and rela-
tives Sunday. in honor of their cous-
in, Miss Ethel Holzer.
We are In receipt OF Bulletin No.
30S from the Department of ASricul-
ture, containing the game laws of
all the States and Canada
I Hhe Lady Helpers had a very en-
ioyable time at their meeting last
Friday. Several of the gentlemen
were their guests for supper.
Mrs. J. Z. Ziebach, Mrs. Vera Wells,
Mrs. Jennie Crnson, Miss Bessie
Avery and J. II. Drips took the
teachers examina tion last week.
For Sale.
! -Four Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
boar pigs. $40 each.
| WM. HAYES,
| Duncan, 5. ID.
j. w Armstrong. with his survey
ing party, Is camping at W A. Wool,
edges They are surveying for the
/ Indian allutmeutS on the Gro W Creek
reservation.
This il the time to get your man.
! ure on the land and the best way to
! do it Is to buy u first class manure
! spreader Of keeler, he hats several va
rieties to select from
In Federal Court at Sioux Falls
last week the Indictments against
John q. Anderson of Crow Creek for
alleged violation of the United Sta tes
/, land laws were dropped.
The Turner Produc Company have
! made arrangements with J. V. Drips
J To buy cream for them at this place,
and guarantees to pay the best prices
going for cream and give every ia
tron an honest test. Try then,.
Saturday afternoon, while on her
! way to town. Mrs. j. .Ioreenson left
her team standing while closing a
gate. they became frightened and
/ ran away. Her little nephew was in
| the buggy aud was thrown out af
ter the team had ran about half a
nile, he escaped, however, with a
few slight abrasiOns. The team
came on to the Valley, but did no
fdrther damage.
stomach troubles, Heart and Kid.
hey ailments, can he quickly correct,
pd with a prescription known to
druggists every where as DIR. Shoop's
restorative. The prompt and sur
prising relief which this remedy ian
me'!iately brings Is entirely due toits
restorative action upon the controll-
ing nerves Of the stomach, etc. Sold
by w. J. J.HCghes & Co.