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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
Stomach and Nerves.

Two years ago a depressed feeling
took hold of me. My back and sides
ached continually. My stomach got out
Of order. / have been using Peruna
and now l feel as we'll as l ever did
Ny stomach is as strong as ever, and
my nervous troubles have disap-
peared"-Mrs. NJ McGough, PIG West
52rd ST New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

earn $50 month at his trade, that of
carpenter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
Tired, Worn-out Mothers

Mrs. Lydia II. Josselyn.
sol Westminster ST.,
Providence, r. L, Is Treas
urer of the Editors
League of Rhode Island,
chartered in Providence.
She writes:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Annual Statement Cor the Year Ending
December 81, 1905 of the
Condition of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
Bilious Headache.

MRS Emily Kellogg. 564e 5.
Lawrence St, South Tacoma.
Wash, member Of Ladies OF
the Maccabees. writes:
Three months ago I had
an ATTACK OF BILIOUS
NESS which threatened to
undermine my health and
-..I ,,.,l~tfxr FOR po6 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Boys and Girls School Shoes,
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 up to $3.50,
according to size.
Wen not go into details, but let
the Shoes speak for themselves.
It's always the shoe that counts
and not the price. We ft chill
dren's feet correctly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
Hardware and Lumber.
Stocks and Bonds.

among the sugars during the past week
at better prices than were named a week
ago AS a general thing, however, the
other stocks are inactive.
The following are the latest quota
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

granted. bat too late toe this year
veeiag.
The report Of William Houston ans
H. b. Paris. the committee appointed
to view ont the change IT rad -
pray ed for in the p-ti.ion % A. JOhr :
90 \. Il al. reported favorable and the
change ordered
The D~kitioatf ~. Durley cIaf n
izz sfS0 comp-a..attoa tor the ltyias
cut OF . certain road. and the Boar
having ordered the sane. il - further
oT1-rSd that the F-1 sir-d i've d4--
notice BE siyea AMI repair To u e s..is.
road and proved To ASSESS the q an
age thereto.
Joe Greer vas awarded the ccutrzct
to grade too hills t3 miles east Of
Oxford n the sum Of l. i-3 cents per
sT-are yarr-
y ilisarn Houston. H. l. Davis and
H. b Parks, tbeeqmu ittee appointed
10 act With a similar committee from
TIE Veterans and soas Of Veterans.
reported that they TAD carefully az
antn-s4 the monument and il was or
Gs-ed that the 81 $40 Appropriated to
slsi rlouGn@nt b. paid To j. l.. shin
att. President cf the B1iLiirx Sozn-
uittes-
L cullen Wa awarded the Contract
sor Lty ~ eO1crete walks 1rDurd the
monument IN the S1gth side Of the
cOurt h1us., JsS feet fDr $3.50.
J. D Cook claims s15.00 fo- the Law
sr< out % certain road on the Ok
ford ard Delay rOai and the Board
Or,ie--t that the requisite ny. days
r0ssce be given the said j. %. Cook Ut
said time and repair to said rOai and
assess .sid dana 20
Report Of Superintendent OF
Et1catiou-
TN tnis diy cam. on to b.. heard
the report % Prus. Thomas ". Aa-
d-r>oa- Coonty superintendent Of
trucasion was reviewed ami apor,v-
ID showing the snaouat paid tsslrn-r~
s.sss~s', AMI the saai Pr,Se ghowa.
And-r~1n was allowed ssfsI -aE,r1
Art postagp
orsferssi that the Officers AMI u.r.-
oers De a.h5w~d their a->E1I /. n,...ss
per diem and mileage
Orsfer~st that coarl 10 now asf.,urv
antIi the LIT Norstty in June
NJ NJ sSIssHr. Prv-rfsut.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

I'd EAGLE: Is have lust
read a very interesting Ietssr
from Oklahoma signed Dsxi-. i'll
you vii allow ne n small spses !
IN your paper wiH try ant an
sver It.
Dixie says that Oklahoma il a
very windy country, 80 most any
thing that would GONE FROG, there
must De wind I say that Ms
srs-tppi ~ u great cocn country
and most anything from here vii
De true Dixie todd one On a
Mississippi boy who went ,o Ok
lahona 70 buy and. and seeing
an old negro that hal cau-h,
some nsh- thst he hasi ! very noe
10 kin Oos hItxa- Clr-b.f-
a.e hsn- Thl- was 30 funrx IN
me, | viii tell One on An OkIaao-
ma boy that came out h..-s b.
Ozy lan1 ant wfil.. b. xa.x.Ix-
lnS through Our snaiy rrrves a.
S2lNed up IN m odd tlrxy sis-
ting under n large oak t-pe rsas4-
NJ ms btoas- The OKLAHOMA bow
says hello. gneie. what ar vo,
dung here. and the odd darxv
sa.ts --B.ls-. | an reading INV
otot.s. | want - know what N D.
l. he saved Th- OkIahor,a
oey -att- -'ean you Euf in the
oiols Wat o. d." ami the Obi
c@r2y says, yes. boss. I an Jt,,t
rea Ing the Ind chapter of Acts.
Whers some folks asked Pas.r
what 70 10 tO De saved, ami Peter
t3sd them 10 repent and De-. ban
tized tor the remission Of SIN, and
they s4s0ubt receive IN. -ift ~
the holy Ghost. Then he turned
u Acts go where Paul asked
what 70 do, and then he turned
u Acts 2:l6, where Anuania-
tobi him to arise and De baptized
AM WASH away Ms sins, and then
ne Turned to Mark 16:I6 where
tarlst Sald, he that beIieveth
AID : baptized shall be saved =,
and then ne turned ID Acts 2:4fI
where there was added to tier,
three thOcsand. Then he turnat
To Acts Il-26 where they were
called christians first In Antioch
aud the old darby jamped up and
slapped his hands and said this
L good enough for me. But the
oklahoma man says hold on.
uncle all them folks YOU hav.
been reading about are CambeI-
htes, but the old darky says. we'll
boss, | know you Is mighty smart
and Is from OKLAHOMA, but mad
rather believe Gods word than
to believe every man in OkIano-
ma So Mr.. editor I ruust elo.a
am taking the oklahoma fever
and II you do not hear from rs
any More you can know what
become OF m@iied with Okla
noua ieSer- ToPsY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
a LETTER To
Rev W J. King.

Rev W. J. King.
Oxford, Mss
lev Sir:-We shunld Iikr 10 Al
your 1sfVbcs on a cert. Il thing d9u--
vas II rlsaS or wrOag- We sn.IH have
- state 1t, iae.udiny the names.
d = Derlevrn . pAiatsr n Holy
oke- Mass John J. Ooa9n1- i an
architect AZ Springfield, near By.
DoHoaGe was bailding NJ II sIyoke
the Holy FarrIly InsslIgL-. Isssiur ~.
sOrx ~ oits- As usual D-ebcora yos
she pa1aS ioo- the paint waste o.
h-sd-aaG OIL
is1t DrSF,o<u sud 10 himself. s-l.a.t
sad-ci! Esn's aalf - good az Dsvo.
Aa5 u costs rore moaey, wnas snail
tos- He p United D.vo~: aud Ar :
tire work v&s done. told Ibouohu@
saying. IF that iso,r betty ra,.,
any be-sd -and-Oa l5b. III make il -. y
Ma Drescor1 rixns or wror.x IN
painting LEAD . Id-oiI iJo Devoef
You ASKED hos It t1rsei out fri.
MAS s1x yeafs ago Sow Dousaas IA.
z1osaer loo there, . big addition 4,
sne Gath Sllc Hospital; and be do-ssnsr
AK beds for the painting. bot says 10
Dretcocu; "Go Ah>ad Dreiearu AMI
give me- as good loo ~ yoa did OF
tee lrstitUE~- Tnas's the beet paint
100 ever saw"
TIE question 10 s.Was Dreie oru -irns
IN "a 11ug DevOe whsE ne hAi..-s-d
10 pant l-16-lrf-oisys'
InaE asn'r quite al T.=ai-zat-otI
~ expected 20 hk<s tar-e wears ~
n-~le0rn sl6 us@si eaf-anri -olI. ,ha--
NJ us1 have 5~vl another iIA toy ala.
~ soUaecody- else three y-ar- ago
A&s re riSos in losing shat 10 for
himself ~ ss-ae1Ocy-sass s1r-z Year,
agus
Tu- institute took 80 e1IIoas D<yoe
ant co~s -I,aS0, the paint Es- wlras
T-art- <h=1 DVaOa1s- says KS IN.
o-=- paint 10 ne ever saw liz he
n1t a.esi Is.kst-&nsf-oiI. 1t woslII hsy-
eusl 2uOGr s--N9 for the tvs,l u..ns
lSa- * ard tnres wears ago sE.t DC
u1EsFS Tor paint again
D-s-scsI-n lost 81 I'D VI business ana
took the rtsx VI flAsxlEs Doeoau- mad
s4ud aOazE-. 1Is oasIa< - forever. ali to
save ta- doay Family Institute 81 no
o=-lei-s the fuss OF q paint i9b-
Ma DrsieoTa rIgsG " sTosx a. a
PslHs=r- and xoEen wc.Ld NJ ~ pSsCG
your ehurch, lead zn6-oil or D~voe-
Years traIy,
r. W. DEsOE Il CO..
PS-r.eis,te Friu= s@lks Su- paint.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
The Farmer Union

Farming IL thing of the past,
and "a We are IN 4 drOuth at this
time. hoping il will rain soon, as
everything IL growing fast
am real sslrry for the poor
little fisn worms Everybody has
turned gu. TO be fishermen. but
what luck-Eshernsn luck mean
The Farmer : Union : growing
yery a. We u9x hav,. about
= members ~ viii have at our
Cext meeting Wocfsou'S Ridge
has gone Union al over. We are
- ine tn build 4 w1rchOus-- % put
our hay In, I fpa't think we viii
have any c1ttOn. 4 there - very
little planted. but as NJ are -ulas
- D. un.ul men and can buy from
LIZ E1io1 starc ~ cheap Ne can
setl egcs and live b-.re- than VIZ
t-,lyc BEEN living without the
unlou.
- let every man and boy core
- Wuodson's Ri1c, school house
Saturday night AMI hear Mr.. ]
= Armstrong spcak. JUST thiak
5000 joining every day. III.
~es. : assr- with JriOn prinei-
pals and IN a short tlule the Or
saaI-a.irl xill have covered
every STATE and territory in the
United States The facts ard
;-sureS a. given above are taken
from tire magnificent reports
which are daily pouring in on
President Barrett 1t i today
the greatest body If organized
Hen OF the face Of the clob.
The widely different Organizations
Vi thu movement have been soII-
dIaet and more eompaetly knit
together until today the orSaniza
ton Esst- West, North and South
moves - one man So am YOURS
for more rain and more rest il
all make the union grow. II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
(yoO- Happenmgs
Nv 1.E-f-. k.s-..

By 1.o~rs- k0-e.
The Talllhatchie River il on 8
rise again.
Quite = crowd from here at
tended the foot washing at Glen
vile sunday.
The Gomez base ball team PLAY
'st an entsresting game here sat-
urisy afternoon
Rev A. 3 Morris, Of Oxford.
wa here Friday
sir =. H. Cray. Of oxford wss
Hinsiinc with our people q fcw
days lass week
Misses L0Stie and Irene Gamble
spent one day last week IN OK
ford Shopping
Prof T. r Samueis closed an
eight mpuths successful s.hes1I
here Friday
Mr. John Slate, Of safes Store
was here S1nizy-
Quite aus1Osr of cur ps spIe
tended the fGueral ~ Ms. Eva
A. ErosE at College Hill ia.s We,i
nsSisy- We sxteri oHr syulya-
th.E - Toe bersay-i mother. bro
Tiers and many trends who vii.
mJBru Ter death
Nr. r T. Gas-5Ie Is taiILir- Il
store SpuSe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16


b our H-EuIar Reporter.
Miss Mana Bette Terry spent
FRIDAY ard SATURDAY H. Water
Val. ~ and Cuffneyille.
Ne->-s Hili ana Wuil-rs spent
sunday IN wats- Valley.
His Jennie Benson spent sat-
ur.ay ard S1nasy IN Water Val
y d her return from Columbus
Pros \. NJ Muckeafa-. went
~iih ulr Toys over - Columbus
Friday.
Mss Pearl Houston spent sever
u days a, home returning Moncay
Nr. VI y. Miller On account OF
IA be-!,h nss Withdrawn frog
s-GO1i.
VI \ :. Ncckl e111rser - eat
several lays in OkOlous Attn ms
parents. ani went fro-s there to
Columbus sshege u poke in the
p-ai"rs.,al corts 81 Friday. vim
Ming Inc T3eca.-
Saturday at5errl7- \ 1T = o'clock
,se preachsd IT, funeral Of the
y ( VI CV.lCg, ard laid them
ger y - rest under the NaguClia
tree n front Of ths Lyceurl build
ing. Mr. L. y. Reed was the
officiating Clergyman. Mr.. j. B.
y sob read a POEM AID Mr. Dick
ocsau.1Sr delivered an Grafton.
MI 10 the honor and memory Of
the deceased y. & VI. College of
Mississippi \ large crowd at
.euted the Services.
Two hundred students vent to
Columbus Friday to witness The
call game.
Mr. lcyda. japanese Lecture T
whp - one "a the wonders OF the
platform today sill lecture in the
University Chapel next Thursday
night, May SBr,i. Everybody
ought a. 20 aGd see the Ia,ps,
marvel Il science. ABSOLUTELY the
ouly genuine life moving pictures
which illustrate the living history
% the RIssO-Japanese wars His
moving pictures are not limited o.
amusement. are 4 potent aid in
the dissemination Of knowIedgs
a. a lecturer. He has \ marvel
Gus power and maintains a rank
on the platform equal to DR. Tai,
mage though As interesting ana
cunning a. Josh Billings.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
Attention Farmers Union.

The Lafayette County Farmers
Union will meet in Oxford Sat1r-
day, May 18th, to further the SUD-
scrips'on to the warehouse and al
the same time consider any pro-
position of the sIness men of
Oxford.
All locals are requested to do
all they can in getting I'D money
tor the warehouse
JOE NJ GAFvoeD, Secrekarv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

IL ti'e les; .: the county had
known that Mayor Duane vas
going m lecture platform. il
Eouii have made = heavy con-
'rIou'i7a to re-elect him mayor Of
Chicsc9-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
ssE-oM rNSPE

ss- " Punk, a Ese-ehAst VI Pink
no = bal s~-rps escape sOaE years
sxsfs as-s a -7n lsEssyE bar into
AS thumb asS sass. ia dg.etoE
= SEt>1 ~ sl-Plt4I= = bIt w5uI1 not
cC1<eIas- os-G.t.t q Uvx cs ssEckiea's
Arrtez ---sv- aEd that ea-xd tae c4r-
s-rOGs s=oon-- = cents a. - Il.
4 -5rrs drug ssors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

Oar Little boy har e~zzrss fsr 6v
years VT L. -N4s- q
rtvtta- "a, rs.s vi . r ~ n ,.s.s,
ssst tue ease VA. HOPELESS. In I'm.
being afecs-d- We then euo,,S-.
other doctors bat no benehr r--uIr-si
~ enaaee ne read aooos Eleesrie b.
ters- oooxns a oottle and soou nosis.-,I
Inprovemeae- We csnsiaa-i shs<
Hfen rene until several bottles xer-
used when our ooy WAS sompi-t-tv
cured" Best of all blood medic ms
and body building hath touicS.
Gcaraateed At Il H. Eendeps drux
store Prize 80 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

AS TN President has said moth
ing to the contrary. Congressman
H@lney ran fearful risk Of e.e--
'ion n saying that a . cent
Panama lunch east SI65
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

II Mr. Bryan = for - Toilette
and Ii FoI,ette for Roosevelt ard
Roosevelt for TAT. the question
II viii Bryan rise n Ghe mi.lss IF
the Nebraska delegation and
nominate T.f,s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

ASsAss.DoR BeYcE ~ays that
ehieasO l. destined to ne the
r7ost oeausifuI city in America.
Des'lne-i' = me II lhc-se words
that has Al indefinite future.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

LOST, s'rsyet ~ stolen. one
political conspiracy Dangerous
10 run AZ large Reward offered
for It's return, dead ~ alive. No
uiy White House, Washington.
l. e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

IHE Pennsylvania Lessslature
mas endorsed --ThsOlOre Rose
Welt and al that h. has done =,
Even Mr. Byraa viii harding -
9 far IN his nominating sueeeh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

The date fixed fer Cub-.,. indie
Pentenoe ! July :, i3'l,. ba, tbe
schedule l. subject Ia change
without nO,i-o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

ONE reason tn North vi. rev-
e. ailo-' A1s With Japan i tn:
IN South -alll ses .a,1 me pen
sioR monopoly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

Z : certain hat 4 al tire li-rs
vote sg1iaSt til Presidents n.,ni
asss The opposition sieket Will Wiz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

rePilrs on typrr-e creek s. 50
-lna farv-r vas transferred from
the " atrr Valley and Delay r,sad, Ink
No - to the Oxford ant i'aris rvad,
link No t4i
The Following overs~~rs we're ap-
p AZ tea Snv>s terms will expire the
let Nonday IN March, Isess Buforf
5r0vuiay. spur IT INK No. Sat. A.
Ioanscu Oxford and Sir~psa rsad,
INK No fts, Oscnr Ansl-s, Saruenia
road, hok No ISL
J. NJ lafum WAS awarded the coz
uacs 10 build n fridge Acru-s SPLINTER
reek on the Taysar and Bak<sviII=
road toe the sum Q s4g-S5
The following 01isc~rs aud Jurors
were Allowed the amoanEs appusic-
their Names IN tue inquest OF Maggie
Marta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

-~-
l a: Oxfo1d Eagle,
ufssd Organ Of lafayette cqntg.
sfsS- 3 ~ THOMPSON. Frs,r,.,.,
~f-SER nE>sspI. ~s.-.sr.
SUBSCRIPTION sf.oo pa ~Ess
Advertising Rat on Ar,grSa;tSa
TELEPHONE 40 t..
The Paper for the People.
rOr United MATES Senator.
Coy. JAMES X. VAROA1AV.
ANNOUNCER
t0r PEI I.-utLs' E.uss-s.
tNor-a~r1 District
n z. .I>NUP-
90 taEs. ssS. C0gu.v.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

z Cn-aeel-u.r Dag doesn't get
rs share ot sast So. 9OO. 600 eff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

J. J. Woodward. Juror : Sl
j. j. Vance. ilr,sr- ~
\ Ta.I-as Wiz transferred from
roat Lux No -. - road Iinx No. g.
he eonsracs toe r-p2iriax Ihs Nt-
en~L bridge On tn- Taylor All Paris
rOad MAS zxaydsd TO sam Well, TOR
80 s.
The bid of j. c. rarver to grade the
Caasv-u Hill at - e~nrs Def eubic
yard WAS ri -csed-
ADD boncs Was awarded the CON
tract % grais the-Leeson and Porter
Hills On the Oxrorf aud Sar=pss r,lkt
n III cent? per cubic yar1, ID D. clu
pl=t-d by July tst-
g. K hIsnsower's bid 10 grade a
all On the Aooeviil. aud Hons Ser
y road wss ~ jses.d-
u A Hartley S4s AWARDED she c,,u-
trlrs Tor grading a nil on the Adams
vile roa1. near NJ L ChlIursssf rexl-
d~rce AZ Ii per eahie yxxu. Sait
orscge TO ne completed by Ialy lst.
Nen<l1 sueed WA allowed tL- pr.yi
lese Of erecting sxo gates xeroes rhx
pGoiIS rOz-i
The Petition TO change sa- Barry
ro1n Mas granted upon lae tay1rkaI-
Eepor- OF IILiAm Ho1sroa x,d q =
Parks esmnk--sonsrs-
he pssItIou of y. c. NeAlisser fer
new Rad vas xrans=si Gpoa tn re-
pors OF IL B. Psrxs and L Dali.
conSaisslon-rs-
1as P~tIGigl 9f Z =. WlIIxe- ~ Al
praying tor 4 l=See On he tIxt,r,.
AID b0rzess rossi .As rejected. bus Il
b agreed and ordered sn.E sh~r. -
Dc . erossanx made instead Of a Isv.~
and 10 De ocis According ~ pIa.., -
sp-er1caIlons nov On de and a.
eas1nsy viii defray the expsus--.
The repurt Ut NJ NJ Kniznt .n.+
NhtIkm doasso1, the eomnEs~f ,n-r.
aPpoinE-d To view 0us the eh.nr. -
rgz4 a. prayed for IN the prsiEIs,a A.
NJ r. Grovess ct a. rep Srsest flv.,r-
able z7d s,e en1ax- wxs granted
Cron the n port % " HIsf1r, bo.I.s,..
aa0 IL N kGiShE, the eO-z1.ts..- -
PoiIted TO view 9ar ! nS- Tc,,i
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

va 'avs 8
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

While out riding a few days ago
with three young lady friends, Miss
Title Olson. of Grand twp. was
thrown out of the buggy and quite
badly hurt.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

That million dollar rain of three or
four days last week was hard upon
bridges. About half the bridges
in the county either went out or had
approaches washed away.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Agent Cass wentto Brookings Sun
day for a day off for all G & N w
agent. The Company furnished a
special and entertained their hard
working employees.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Father Brockbank and Echart, of
Minneapolis, are the guests of Faith
er Fox this week, assisting him with
the Mission that is being conducted
at the Catholic church.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Miss Pauline DeLange returned
Monday from Highmore, where she
has just finished a year of teaching
in the city schools. She will return
to the same position next fall.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Like many mysterious things
Cokie's big catch of fish is easily ex-
planned. It's as old as Isaac Walton.
He spit tobacco juice upon his bait
for luck.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Mr. j. H. Roberts died at his home
on E. Third steet Tuesday night, at
the advanced age of eighty-five years.
Funeral services were conducted at
the house Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. Butterfield. and the remains
We're taken to Madison S. d., for in
torment. The deceased leaves a
wife and two sons to mourn his
death. He was a respected citizen
and a devout christian.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Mrs VIM. Mckinley, wife of the
late president, died at her home in
Conton. Ohio, Sunday. She had
been an invalid for many years.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Hugh Jaynes, of Pierre, was a
Miller visitor yesterday. He bought
the fine gray team of Clare Thomas
for $475, to S on his Pierre meat
Wogon.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

A report is current that when the
saloons in Miller close July LIST Henry
Popple will open a saloon in Orient
and Warren Hurst in washington.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Grain Auditor w. H. Smith, was
in Miller Monday. He states that
central South Dakota has the best
prospect it has had for years.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-30

Mrs j. Jones and sister went to
Aberdeen Thursday, where her son
Tracy graduated from the Northern
Normal.