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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08

other business houses adhering to the
old personal surety system are con-
sidered far behind the times. One
OF the most useful phases Of the ac-
tivity Of a surety company is the
watchfulness 10 exercises over young
men whom 1t has bonded who show
tendencies TO stray from the straight
road OF attention 10 business. After
such an erring youth has been seen
by some detective or investigator fire.
Quenting race tracks or gambling
dens he receives a summons TO call
at the ONCE of the surety company.
There one Of the officers gives him a
serious talking to-" and IL often
happens that the young mans IS
capades have been OF an innocent ma
ture. and he leaves the Office with a
duly contrite heart, resolved upon
speedy reformation. II an employees
misconduct has been serious. or II he
appears recaicitrant when advised
to give up bad habits. the surety
company threatens TO cancel his bond.
which is equivalent to making him
lose his job. This usually brings him
to his senses.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
Iron Mountain WIN De WORKED.

BIsmarclS--Iron Mountain is to De
reopened at once. The historic noun
tain that yielded 100000 profit TO
the original stockholders has been ex-
amined by experts from Pittsburg.
who have discovered ore deposits. w.
II. SmollInger. the present owner, VIII
have associated with him in operat.
ing this new enterprise Pittsburg cap.
italists. TO which place the products
will be shipped. This ore Is said to
be the finest quality.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
req vote on saIoona.

La Grange-ThS county court OF
Lewis county has ordered an election
to be held on August "a to decide
whether the county shall prohibit the
sale OF liquor within its borders. A
petition containing more than 600
names was presented to the court, ask
ing for the election. A strong anti
saloon sentiment has developed
throughout the county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
John q. Brooks Dead.

sedalia--John B. Brooks, native
of Virginia but a resident of Pettis
county for nearly half ceptury. died
at his home in this city. He was Il
years old. He is survived by his wife
and the following sons: Virgil and o.
NJ. Brooks. ST. Louis; Harold Brooks.
Kansas City, and Leason Brooks, Sc.
dalla-
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
Lid at Clarence Jared.

Clarence-The lid was on Sunday,
but II did not fit tight. A number Of
stores opened. including all the phar-
macies. but some OF these refused to
sell cigars or tobacco. 1t is not known
whether the Law and order league,
which Is conducting the crusade. will
make any arrests or not. This Is the
first attempt to close the stores on
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
Abandons Hope Of Finding Father.

Marshall-wnlIam II. Todd. OF Eu.
reRa, Cal. telegraphed here that all
hope OF finding his father. Capt. w. G.
Todd, OF this city. and his sister.
Miss Anna Todd, also of this city. has
been abandoned. They were passen-
gers on the steamer Columbia, which
was sunk in collision July 81. Capt.
Todd was a member of the John s..
Marmaduke camp. U. c. w. of this
city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08

carihago-A. touching scene was
witnessed here when the two little
daughters Of Elmer Jackson. who was
sentenced to twenty-five years in
prison for killing HIS wife. bade their
father goodbye in the courtroom.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
NEWSOF MISSOURI
Three Pioneers Of 81. Jossph Ole.

Three Pioneers Of st. Joseph Die.
81. Joseph-Three pioneer citizens
OF 81 Joseph--Joseph Lorey. ca. Sam.
uel Hubbard. 70. and Louis c. Day.
e7--died here within twelve hours.
Both Hubbard and Day were members
Of Custer Post. q. A. r.. and were
buried at the same hour. under the
auspices Of the organization. Hub
bard served in the Sixth Indiana I'm
fantry; Day. in the 10th Ohio infan-
try. The former was at one time n
well-known st. Joseph livestock com,
mission man. Hubbard came TO St
Joseph in 1865; Day. In 1s72. and Lo-
rey. In 1853.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
eovernor penIes charaes.

Jefferson City-In resply to forTne'
Police Commissioner F. F. Rozelle,
who was removed from the Kansas
City police board by Governor ]. w.
Folk. and who declared that this &C
ton was taken to boost the governors
political prospects. the state executive
declares unquallhedly that Rozeile's
statements are untrue.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
Pound neAd IA cIaleen.

Aurora-Dallas Ellis. aged about 70
years. one Of the pioneers Of this sec.
ton. was found dead In the cisteFn q
hia home, four miles southwest OF this
city. Indications point 10 suicide
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
Folk Names Nevada Man.

Jefferson City--Governor Folk sp-
pointed r. A. Wright. of Nevada, to be
q member OF the board OF managers of
the state hospital for the insane nj
Nevada. to ali the vacancy occasloned
by the resignation OF L. r. Murray.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08
Pray for Rain; peIuoe Comes.

Joplin-The pastors in the various
churches by agreement offered pray
ers for rain during services to dispel
fhe drouth that has been destroying
crops for the last month. Three hours
later q heavy downpour Of rain be-
gan and deluged this section during
the afternoon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08

New CambTla-The t-yeaF-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Rhodes. who
Iva on q farm q few miles north OF
here. was drowned in a pond near
their home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-08

Trentoa seyenty-five eaxsnen,
painters and inspectors went est At
tha Rock Island shops here ~ part
Of general strike on tbs Rock ialead
syalem. said 10 be daa 70 disagree
msnt over The dischsrse Of q union
man ~ sylvia.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
SLAIN BY HIS WIFE.
Printer Shot to Death as He
Lay Sleeping.
WOMAN THEN TRIES SUICIDE
Crnzed by Jealousy, Mrs. Robert l..
Hitchcock, After Killing Husband,
Body-Dcud Man Former Well
known Baltimore COmpOsitOr.

New York, Nov. 2O.-Half-crazed by jeal-
ousy because OF her husbands attentions
to another woman. Mrs. Lottie Hitchcock
sAOt and instantly killed her husband.
Robert l.. Hitchcock, a compositor. as he
lay sleeping in bed In their home, in the
Borough Of the Bronx early to-day Then.
turning the revolver on herself. Mrs.
Hitchcock inflicted several wounds in her
head and breast. from which Il Is ex-
pected she will die.
The couple were married about a year
ago Recently they have had frequent
auarrels, and Mrs. Hitchcock has repeat
edly complained to her neighbors that
her husband was spending his evenings
with another woman when not at work.
Hitchcock returned from work at a. m.
to-day and went to bed. While he was
sleeping his wife arose, placed the muz-
Zle OF a revolver into his breast and sent
two bullets through his heart. causing
instant death
Sitting on the edge of the bed she
fired three bullets into her own breast
and. these failing 10 kill her. then tried
TO shoot herself in the head but caused
only a scalp wound Notwithstanding
the severity of her wounds. Mrs Hitch
cock was still conscious when neighbors
came, and she remained conscious until
placed under arrest and sent 10 a hos
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
CREED NO BAR TO TENANT.
Denies Right of Hotel TO
Exclude Hebrews,


New York. Nov. 2O.-The right OF a
hotel TO exclude Hebrews was passed
upon to-day IN decision handed down
by Justice Wauhope Lynn in the munic-
ipal case Of Watson against Abbott
A peculiar feature OF the case is that
none Of the persons directly interested
in its outcome is a Hebrew; that an the
lawyers who argued the matter are
Christians with the exception OF one,
who was arrayed against the Hebrews:
and that the judge who decided Il was
un-American TO exclude a man from a
hotel because Of his race or creed was a
Roman Catholic.
II appeared that George H. Abbott, n
lawyer of this city. had rented an apart
changed his plans, and wished to be re-
leased. William Watson, the manager OF
the hotel. argued that this might be done
if Mr. Abbott would find a tenant Of un-
doubted responsibility. In answer to ad-
vertisements on the part of Abbott, Wal
ter ]. SaIomon agreed 70 take the lease
or of Mr.. Abbotts hands. Before this
could be done. however. Mr. Abbott was
told that the agreement could not be
made because the owner of the hotel. d..
II. King, jr.. would not take Hebrews as
tenants. 1t was shown at the trial that
Mr.. Abbott could find no other tenant.
and the apartment remained unoccupied,
and the suit against Abbott FOR rental
followed.
In the course Of his decision, Justice
Lynn said that a landlord had no more
right TO question Il tenants creed than
the size of his foot or the cut of his
clothing.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
READY TO BUY BONDS
New York Bankers Subscribe
for S25.0OO.OOO.
MAY MAKE ALLOTMENT TODAY
Ftnanciers stand Ready to Take Ap-
portiOned Share of Issue if Treasury
Less Demand of Money from In
terror Points than of Late.

New York. Nov. 9.-The subscriptions
are in for the S25.OOOO00 of the SlO6.OOO 900
government 3 per cent certificates 10 be
taken by the New, York Banking Syndi-
cate. IT is expected that some Of the al
lotments Of the issue will be made in
Washington tomorrow.
The banking syndicate has the money
ready to pay for the entire $25OOO.OOO, but
the payment will in all probability be
made in 'installments and be governed
largely by the celeTity Of the government
in turning out the new circulation upon
which the certificates are to be based.
The general idea is to have the circuIa-
ton ready for shipment Immediately on
the payment Of the installments. so that
no money Will be taken from circulation.
As the payments are made the Treasury
Department will. it is believed. transfer
the money paid for the certificates to
banks in the West and Southwest in
&.OO.OOO lots. In place of the money thus
paid by the banks here. the banks will
have new national bank notes. which, in
the regular course OF business, they may
exchange for money which may be
~SNAAsNA III ANNtl " ALrr dS ldI as the
New York banks are ! concerned. the
process Of paying fer the certificates and
taking out circulation will be accom-
plished with but temporary dimInutiOn
OF surplus reserves.
May Begin Paying To-day.
The Treasury Department was not
ready to-day to give out receipts on
payment on the subscription, but it is
probable il will accept payments and give
receipts tomorrow. Applications were
made by private investors to-day and
there We're many inquiries from investors
Many Of those making inquiries expressed
an intention Of subscribing as soon as
the receipts were ready. but since the
subtreasury had no authority to accept
payments to-day h was impossible to
make an estimate of the amount 10 be
taken by investors in this city.
Perhaps or account of the prospect Of
securing additional funds from the action
or the Treasu~y' Department, the demand
for money from the interior was much
less to-day than on any previous day Of
late. Goldman, Sachs and Company made
the only engagement of gold of import
securing H,5OO,000 in London.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
SPEAKER CANNON IN WRECK.
Car I'm Which He Il Riding Turned
SquareIy Across Track.

Danville, Ill. Nov. 2O.-Speaker Joseph
G. Cannon, Of the House of Representa-
tives. was in a railroad wreck at Bis
marck. Ill, a short distance from Dan
Vile to-day. He escaped injury, although
his life for time. was in great danger.
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois passen-
ger train ran into an open switch. derail-
ing two cars. in one of which Speaker
Cannon was riding. The Speakers car
turned squarely across the track. but did
not overturn.
Beyond being badly shaken up, none
of the passengers or trainmen was In
jured.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Tide Table

To-day-High tide. A. m. and sIO n m. low
tide. SIS a. m. and 32i p m.
Tc-morrcw-High tide. $40 a. m. and $50 D. m.
low tide, $50 a m. and 4 O6 p m
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Weather Bureau

O. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Washington. Wednesday. Nov % lD7-8 D. m
There VIII be rain Thursday in the Lake region
the Ohio Valley. New England the Middle Atlantic
States Virginia. and North Carolina and rains or
SHOWS IN the North Pacific States 1t will DO colder
Thursday.
The winds along the New England coast viii be
high east TO south. becoming Southwestery FRIDAY;
the Middle Atlantic coast increasing sOuthoN
10 SOUTH becoming high and shifting sOuthwestery
the South Atlantic coast fresh brisk southeast
70 south, probably high the North Carolina coast
on the Gulf coast light 20 fresh and mostly south
erly, and On the Great Lakes sOutherly gales Thurs
day. shifting 10 sOuthwestery and westerly dimin-
ishing by Friday.
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports
viii have brisk to high east u south winds with
rainy weather To the Grand Banks
SPECIAL FORECAST
Storm warnings are displayed on the Great Lakes.
on the Atlantic coast from HatteTas 70 Eastport,
and on the North Pacific coast
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
HAZED GIRL MAY DIE.
Student Falls sixty Feet Trying to
EIude TOrmentors.

Vermillion, S. D.. Nov 20-Excitement
prevails in the University of South Da-
kota at this place to-day over the hazing
that will probably result in the death of
Miss Anna Johnson, a pretty student
from Howard, S. d. 1t Is believed sew
eral students will be expelled Locked in
a room on the third floor, Miss Johnson.
freshman. attempted to escape by A
rope made Of lace curtains. She lost her
hold and fell sixty feet to the frozen
ground
Miss Johnson had been hazed for sew
eral days by girl sophomores. She was
finally trapped and locked in on the third
floor of the dormitory to prevent her at
tending the Junior reception to the fresh
men. Her injury was the result
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

pital She told the police that she did
the shooting and was glad of it. and
then she fainted.
Opium outnt Found.
An opium-smolSing outfit was found in
the Hitchcock apartments Near by was
an Episcopal prayer book. open at the
prayer reading:
20 Lord we beseech Thee, absolYe Thy
people from their offenses, that through
Thy bountiful goodness we may all be
delivered from the bond of those sins
which we have committed"
Mrs. Hitchcock has been married twice,
and has a son. Harold. in Baltimore. and
a daughter. Florence, In Philadelphia.
After she had been removed TO q hos
pital, Mrs Hitchcock told a detective
that one reason why she had killed her
husband was because she had heard him
talking with man and woman about
sending her to a sanatOTium for treat
ment for the drug habit. of which she
was a victim.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
western Railroads Indicted.

Salt City, Nov. O.-The Federal grand
jury to-day returned indictments against
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. the
Oregon Short Line. the Union Pacific Coal
Company, J. NJ, Moore general agent OF
the Union Pacific Commercial COMPANY
and Everett Buckingham, assistant ger
eral superintendent OF the Oregon Short
Line for violation OF the interstate com
merce law
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Insane Man Murders Wife.

SPECIAL T. The Washington Herald
Wilson. n. @, Nov. 20.-Walter Farmer,
who resides in Fountain. Edgecombe Coun-
". killed his wife in a horrible manner.
He first shot her, then cut her three:
and battered her head with a hammer
He then shot himself throug the chin
and jaw. HIS injuries are serious. He
is under guard az a sanitarium, belieT I'd
20 be insane
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
His Life In Baltimore.

Baltimore. Nov. @.-Robert l.. Hitch
cock formerly operated a linotype ma
chine for a morning newspaper In this
city. and about eight years ago he went
to New York. He was about thlrty-eight
years old, and had been married about
a year. He visited his relatives in this
city about six months ago.
This is the third death in the Hitch
cock family within the last year. A son
and daughter of Mrs. Hitchcock died dur
ing that time. Hitehcoek's mother. sev-
eral sisters and brothers survive him in
this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Condition of tha Wat.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Harpers FerTJ. W. Va. Nov 2O.-Both rivers clear
today.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Wires a British E,nnrt

From the brltish binigrdnt
Great Britain beyond the seas is crying
out FOR our surplus women; whether it is
the Australian colonies, New Zealand.
South Africa, or Canada. it is all the
same cry: Send Us women; send US
wivesi'
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Temperaturr. in othcr CItt..

Temperatures in other cites, together with the
amount Of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
p. N. yesterday Nre as follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Ocean steamships

New York. Nov 0-Arrved out: Teutouir m
Plymouth.
Sailed iron foreign ports: Adratic from South
ampton; hTouprinz Wilhelm. frum Cherbourg. for
New YORK
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Local Temperature.

Midnight, 45 a. m. a: a m. AZ; a m. 81;
a. m. 55; 10 q m. a; Y noon. IS: o. m. a.:
p m. e.; p m, fI; p m. IS; 10 D. m, IL
Maximum. 4s; minimum 3S
Relative humidity-S a. m. 70; p. m. 2: p.
m. r. Rainfall Is D. m. 20 p. M Trace. Hours
Of sunshine S: per cent OF possible sunshine 80
Temperature same date last year-Ma6imum. 63
minimum. 81.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

Nicely. The former will remain,
for couple weeks.
John lIcrbison Sr. and Chas.
Hathaway of Gettysburg arc over
again TO do masonry work at the
Agency They are boar,in" at
the Gates House, on this side of
the river.
Mcssrs johnson and -. VI.
Moore of Lebanon were i'm town
last Friday on their WAY home
from Laurel. MIR. j. had been
down there to visit his son. and is
now living with his other son in
Lcbanon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14

JAS. Joslin was summoned to
appear before a Gettysburg JUS
tice next Friday to answer to the
charge of altering bull belong
ing to +. j. Warner. 1t seems
that the bull was one of herd of
ssyeral head of cattle placed in
charge of j. p. Brehl. and the
defense claim that the herd was
allowed to trcspa,s on the land
Of Will Ripley. in whose employ
MIR. Joslin has been for some
time. Later: 1t is reported that
the suit has been settled and with
drawn. >essd's"s
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
COUNCIL AT CHERRY GREEN

The Cherry Greek Indians held
l council on the 18th inst. and
appointed four delegates. with an
interpreter. TO 90 to Thunder
Butte to find ont why the Govern
mcnt had sent the soldiers there.
rhc following are the names of
the delegation:
Clarence Ward
Juo yellow Owl
Hardtokill
Bear Eagle
The cause of the protest on the
part of the Cherry CreclScrs
,cems to he that they think the
government ought to pay for the
ease of the two townships that
the | ties are occupying and not
take il out of the ties tribal fund.
The lease of the 46,o92 acres
which the Utcs are occupying,
at 4ic per acre, would mako IA
very considerable hole in most
anybody's ''rations.
We are informed that il is the
intention of the Cherry Crcckcrs
to endeavor to secure a general
council of all the Indians soon.
for the purpose of getting dele
CATION appointed to go to Wash
ington to lay their views on the
question before the President and
Congress.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
]. r. wHITLocK
AGENCY BUDGET.

hOLNSt DCDuEl.
Mus. Warmer and children 70
turned from Gc,iv>burg last
Friday.
Frank Phllbrick and his assist
ant carpenters are busy putting
ON storm windows.
Chas. Duchnrmc was taken to
Canton. 5. d.. and placed in the
government hospital for insane
Indians.
The string of pnck mules are in
from WhitcIorsc station and will
90 back with another load of sup
plies for the troops.
pr. l.. +. Michael has gone 10
w ltchorsc to temporarily GII the
position of government doctor Till
another one arrives.
Red Cap. chief of the Thunder
H1ite 'tes. CARVED bcsn las,
Sunday with ten little Utrs" to
place them in the Agency board
ing school.
John Make~fife who has dipL-
iberia of a mld form and has
been camping near the watprwork,
tank. is doing we'll and expects To
be out again in two or three DAYS.
Roy Clark. son Of Yellow Horse
of Whltehor,e stat ON. died few
days AFRO ai Cherry reek. He
WAS about % wears of agc am,
marrled 10 the daughter Of Red
Praliledog. of Cherry Creek.
Red Horse. Of Cherry Creek.
supposed t. be about 80 years old.
died a few daN, ago. He was "A
thrifty tnllbiond anI owned about
300 head of CATTLE. beside, Az o.,
90 horses. He leaves two BOYS
AMI two girls, all of whom are .
married.
Geo. Michel, Is back from Rcsc-
bad reservation after an Absence
of three months visiting lis wife.
lie ,hot the Forest Cav and
Agency employees of the govern
ment were captivcs of the l'tc..
but is glad 10 find that he was
mistaken.
The Commissioner of Indian
Aiialrs has replied favolabIy 10
the business Councils request in
reference TO their wanting hcifcrs
instead of implements. with their
alIotmcnts. Some may want the
agricultural implements. and
others. helfers and fifty dollars.
The Ute chief. Red Cap. nitro
dncc' himself with his wife To
MIR. + J Warner. the Indian
trader, with a GOOD heart. shaking
hond> with him last evening.
With his usuaI smile. Mr.. Warner
said To him in Sioux. "Wana
cante nIwaste h,woI' But Red
Cap did not understand what it
meant. They will remain at the
AGENCY ten day and viii 20 back
TO their people at Thunder Butte
and tell them Of all the kind treat,
ment they have received at the
Agency.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
TEACHERS MEETING

The following is The program
OF the next teacher, meeting to he
held at the High School building
in Gettysburg Saturday Nov. 10Th
1890. at > o'clock pm.
Som by audience.
Report of Secretary.
Roll call.
Review of the first two charters
of Among country schools. by
Prof. Nyc
General discuss on
Reading. Pearl Odcll.
Chaptcr : of The Mathematical
Geog. j. w. \. Collins.
Discussion.
Try aud he with ". if Won can
possibly can and help make the
meeting Il success.
Respectfully. j. W. \. Collins.
Go. Superintendent
The following persons register
at the Indian Agent, Office during
'le pa 4 week or ten days:
J + Van Ness, ST paul
l., Ni Allcn. Mpli,
l. + Michael. Get'ysbur.
+ X Harmon
+ j Daw. ST Paul
O l. Ainsworth "
LC Beardslcy. Chicago
c Il Bracket. MpIis
c ID Hathaway. Gettysburg
Ralph X Marhlcson. 500 City
NJ + Randcll, Gettysburg
Rosanond Rich, 1t Paul
w j Hill =
: Dillenc. 500 City
Mrs j + Clements. Gettysburg
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-14
MINOR MENTION.

1906
First snow
Nov. 9. at 9:l5 p. m:
Light fall, lasting till Sunday
p. IN.
Mild weather yet.
Monday. 90 above zero.
Tuesday. > above.
Wednesday. % above.
Thursday. 25 aboye. clear. south
wind.
What kind of a sign have YOU
got hanging out.
Giles Tapetola was pleasant
caller at The Press office.
Art and Lee Hurley of Gcttvs-
burg were over. to take a few
pops at the wild geese.
j. p. Glemaker. with Finch.
Van SIyck x Met c('on>illc of st.
Paul. was here with his II trunks.
Roy Gate, returned from
Lebcau Tuesday. the boats there
having gone into winter quarters.
Messrs. Burr and Geo. Carleton
of Lebeau. were down Yesterday
to see about purchasing 100 tons
of hay.
Mrs. II. B. Ellis helped to drive
a double header stage from Get
tysburg last Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
There will be a public dance nj
the Woodmens hall on Thanks
giving night. Everybody come
and have good time.
Mrs. j. G. Clements of Get
tysburg was over last week to
canvas. and was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. X. b. Ellis.
John p. KIuth has been making
good record for himself the past
week as Captain of the fcrrvboat
A G Maria. in handling the army
business.
Tom Moore. Sidney Wager and
others Of Bulkley, with three
other parties from SuIly county.
were in with oats for the army
Saturday.
Messrs. Herbison and Casey
brot another bunch of horses over
the river. Sunday. which they
bot from the Indians. and took
them east.
Mr.. Christensen. the we'll known
photographer of Pierre. WAS up
last Saturday 10 get some views of
the cavalry, but the stormy wea-
ther interfered with his plans.
Miss Lilly Somers and brother
Leo from Sullv county were mp
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