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New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

s1a 81 so do old bbi. soc gs2: cABBAGEs per per
crate 25c 81 do per bbl. 25cBS1. DO req per eIs'
sids125: CUCUMBERs virginia. per 1s,, Dbl ~ zDg D
o - ,oce do per bbI 81 25 81 so; 10 South
earoiina. per Dbl 81 81 rs: basket 3 Soc do
per bb sIas2 EGSFIMANTsS AM 81 per 995 81 agS Fo &
WAINE nsr hhf q n soc: MUSHROOMS. per n, 12g
7sc oRlRA per carrier s1Gs3: PEPPERS Jersey; per
hoy 81 25G 81 5o 70 Southern. 81 n 81 3O. SEEES
PEAS per basket bag 75c a 81 so: STRING BEASS.
per basket 25d TJc: SQUASH. white. per Dbl Sl@s1,
do other kinds 81 81 so: TURNIPs rutasaga, per per
bbI sf6s1 rs do white. per 100 bunches. II ooG 81
TT0MAToFs Jersey per box 81 5o9s1 IS: do Della
ware and Maryiand per 81 81 5o do Norfolk
per carrier. 75cH 81 25 DO Florida. f9e-efI Soi 10
Mississippi per o0dS5c
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

METALs-T1N-The London market vas Sae ss The
oPfHR f ien ws5
for spot s. lower at 49, Us sd for VAS weak in
tne tome NTH prices shade lower the average al
though dealers are said to be 3efusns serotic sh at
?9s'Pg . e. es 1s IL fns Ioa6on maTE ahAP
kPfay 9hS vas maFf 2s Sd loweT at f1s m London
iy IRON was shade higher in the London marked
Tish change WsS Teporte foundry northern Was
ag9ed at $40 the S Produce Exchange
20 Rssuar seq lar pn m Are 9Hssq s @ July
sl4 s5as15 10 August s12ES Sl6 10 sn9
MoIassEs sYEpPsThs5e was sr6s xerE gn little TIE
to hold sfadE fn P9sS reans se osnr
1saI common, 159 lac; fair. 19a &c; good 22g 26o
PTTs 5GE I5G47c fair good lea
22 PRIME p a2ss ia .oa 25 6gef to-day on demand
from Sor ss sappes sGo and
ioe tfeg Jas ans io Sovember 4oc New prices
water White M s nSe Ssw fs4s II fis
5RePs vas no gs market TspoTtsd sssay
W We STANDARD Shlte .Dsd sDis .s: s5s
Sk %a 5E York 10 aot Phfladelphia 10 s5c White
York bbs 10 75e bgk 1s &C. Phsaeee 4a ao Pbis
6n 6eIpbis sSc coTToNsED oILPrae eTlde 1 $s'
PTns Pr 4s SUMNER AusSst ssio" s @4s9 s 0s
ana N9ys0f 6d9 IF @ smner yeov 4i9
sis%V sE prime white prime winter eI,E ye2E' 4&
494to u ~ raw, 43944c, Calcutta raw, roc LARD
OH. 6sa7oc. -.as o,,tte good locally, with
RI sri and wires from the South note good & d1s
tbutio markets ana eo1otstions follow;
to sh5 Tefs edinar t1T @ba,es S@ss4 g.
gSod s R: Rsssssa shG hG''
4Aa5oo.r1sro>s-There was moderate early advanos 1
provisions ms Gps 4nare S later with grain and
lsaa By e1e Ra'aseF5o seooc
fPd 900 ss Ksasas "a coz hfe aooF Gs
issnas1s BEEF-staadI QGoteoss q ~ SIC. extra
SIS So family ss s2s 30 sEEF 81 sF HPAaMssteady quoted
spaia ess DREssE os9ted pss ssoGa
ggSoating 1oiao 10 h. oae y - sHe' TAIoWs T. IT.
PsEsa ,R hams t nF ooun5r 9o'S Is-a aass
d 6u c Middle western, eos sl3c CITY aaro onth snh
Quoted @c Renneq nnfnent 4' s46c Brazil Kegs i 2oc
AAH!NTp6T-ND-Steady. Quoted: - - Ia-5 stear-
fSEIFirm. quoted oleo' l1gll7a'' '''' '1'0
nsUGAR-The market for refined sugar snd nriees un
with a nniated was quoted 5.Soc net less |
ner Cent cash. The following are 5scdmpt Sss Of per
dS- 10 toT cash days Crystal domnos' 9c 9c
Eagle tablets 7.70c; cut loaf S,ZSs nnSereS and
mould A. a-Sa.tioneTs granuated. 5soc; xxXX pow.
6se sss Coarse anG extra
powdered snd ib Cartons fine granalated aeoe;
S s 81 s5s bag: Is aa and 50 D bags DO
Go ac Eagle standard srangated anS oc Nos
a s 4oc; confectionery A. S2Ve' N9 o5o No g &c; No
and S5c no g. eoo; g. s5e No TO- 475s' NS Mo
H. z7oc: No H. 4ese; No * fof beet sugar was
ta6v but unchanged with June ana jury S 1aS' Ar m
lis "a The The 1SSa fo1 day rsw PAID and
prices quoted foiows d 9Iasses sugar SO
uscoy?do So 4.ns tss. Supply Of sugar ea6ed BY
Tnrope is 100000 tons
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:, :; nr,o.s in tho local market to-day

The market for pG SS'fo for mddns
prices ~ Kidding Gulf; sales 5o9 bales southern
and and, agkets as M bales Mabe
qule Inchanred 11t.e; sales l'e Nft
STEADY Lower J1fsc; sales paIes, ,.Ioa
quiet snocbansel at 12c; sales bales BaitinaSTe
steady ehsrged at l2.c; Augusta ouiet am eteaoX
nominal III 5.a12c sales. 435 bales St Louis
lleS Unchanged HGgstGn @ snfi sesdx sp
al II 81 isc Charleston quiet snd st.ssy
chankeo n,,iet lower at II &c Meiaphl'
nington 9o,et 1iGc: sales $50 bales New ts 0rlesns
lower 1I1ae: sses FZids% FTn At Houston
500 bales against 622 last wsa ana sst issr
2f"'' " -5sslvastop 900 ro L,oc eeaihst ,of fon -
go b. sse last year. and az New oEissns' SUI -
=, zoe last wart md 1S1 lAS NeaE -.
=" As f1easnxe special Ii sfpoo! ehnles -.
COTTON Lzt - s.uaUd. sslea 1900 balsss 4DsSasSSa0
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DOUBT LEGALITY OF DOG MUzzLING ACf 4.

" Darlington zin ask the Corporaeioh -,a-,,
t'-dsy whether the u,uzzling section Of the ne"
e'g ordnance passed by the Board of re-" c..
ga He VIII meet Colonel Wsgstai' a1s OF ,n
asF for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Ah dog
- afternoon 70 further consider the . p
WESTON. The Health Department cou ,-
eOss says that the ordinance "i'
sS.i1ston has received many iel's+
OK Ia killing ordar.
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FACING TRAIN. HE DiTcHES AUTO.

Samuel Hartog, nineteen years old. of No 23e
West Ssth street Manhattan narrowly escaped
crashing into train at Great Neck, Long Island,
yesterday. With his brother Albert he turned the
machine down a steep embankment at the foot of
Old Mill Road hill. Albert jumped in time to es-
cane injury but his brother went down with the
machine and received painful but not dangerous
injuries
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
BUSINESS CHANCEs-

A sPTENDID OPPORTUNITY for an edu-
Gated man IF brains TO enter paylns
business: no capital required. but frst Lls ciass
go ;ntarI-iew Address ?. o Box 339
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Az. $50 Sd ave, and any American Dis
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AGENTS WANTED

AcENTs.-Grand opportunity; agents all
over the country are coming money aon
&c oil the rage; good men with references
can have territory: We cover the United
States, don't sell cheap trash Write quick
or call for particulars lnternationaI inu
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OTHER MARKETs-BY. TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 25-CATTLE-Receipts, estimated
about 5000 head market strong. steers, S6Q s. 20
cows S30S5 rs: heffers s46S7: calves 81 80 Sc so
bulls So so so: sockers and feeders So IS S5 25
TOGS-Receipts estimated. about 10000 head; mar
let steady strong choice heavy shipping. SO 10 q
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cor s5SdN a8G st p i53 m sth ave- corr orh 1atS st
East I4th St: 257 West 42d St. between
Tth and Sth aves 26S West 125th St: 1898
81 ave, between 10Th and 77th sts.; 1928
Sd ave. near 61st st: 170S 1st ave near
S9th St; 157 East 125th ST.; T56 fremont
ave. $50 81 ave-. and any American Dis
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Pennale

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North German. unmarried. In reduced cir
cumstances good health. amiable and
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dent position with elderly or invalid lady:
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Mala

MAN, q. with working knowledge OF book
keeping, shorthand and typewrtttng; ex-
perience; references. Write =, James. fVo
Lexington ave, or telephone 1s2T-Plaza-
MAN. 80. married. at anything: handy
with tools; reference. Joseph Fo1pe. 4i6
West 29th ST.
MANAGER hotel Or club, with practical
training, energetic and enterprising
Moore IA Stuyvesant ave. Brooklyn
MARRIED MAN q. German-American;
handy: willing to work; good reference.
y Bauder. ia Camelia st. Astoria, Long
Island
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-You man; 20: as
office assistant; understands double entry
bookkeeping: salary moderate Address
Bach. 1858 Shakespeare ave. Bronx
PACKER. porter. marker: good shipper:
fast worker: best reference: willing to
work at anything for S12 weekly. Smith,
50 East Sth st
PORTER.-A nice. refined. respectable col
ored man wishes position as porter IN
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business; best reference. Please write or
call % Marion st, Brooklyn. l. Siyele-
STENOGRAPHER, TYPEwRITER-Tes-
York. Washington. legal work. private
secretary. convention reporter; reliable.
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town Office 1864 Broadway
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feI. 335 East 66th ST.
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ence: general office work. so Church St.
room 1871.
YOUNG SCULPTOR, o5. out of work
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guages: low salary. W. Rog. Grinnen ave,
Corona. L. L
YOUNG MAN C2o): high school graduate;
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figures; AL reference. James J. Summers,
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Tribune Once.
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YOUNG MAN.--Aged 20; four years ex-
perience in general Office work; can oper-
ate Elliott-Ffsher machine and typewriter:
references. Ridgeway 320 East S5th ST
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learn. Zimmerman, Weber & Sellette,
2i5 and PAS West 4Tth 81.
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7th and Sth aves 263 West 125th St. 1898
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PERINTENDENT.-B reliable woman.
as superintendent of apartments. Ce-
leste Etheridge. 325 West 112th St
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
SfaIa

VALET COURIER E g1ish.
French. German. good references. wishes
family or party to travel 70 Europe; mod
crate salary good valet 2 e. 3S3 Park
ave
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I,ADY-s MAID.-By refined German; nigh
class dressmaker: 10 years experiences
good hatrGresser and packer; trustworthys
highest references. l. J.. l0S oth ave-
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WASHING. Family washing taken home.
or so out Turner. 30 West 10th St
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NURSE OR sERvANT.-By German-Hun-
garian: 80; in refined family or single
man: good references. A. ZoOr. 234 East
18th 81.
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VAsSAR GIRL ~. as travelling companion
and ladies' maid. al home or abrOadA
highest references. \ b, Tribune UptOwa
Oeiice. 1864 Broadway
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
NeighborheoS Favorite.

Mrs. L. b. Charles. of Harhor
Maine. speaking Of Electric Ri1tars
says: 1T is II neighborhood fayor,te
here with u.s." 1t deserves To Iva -
LAY yorite everywhere. 1t gives oIlcr
rrIief In Dyspepsia, liver compliant
Kidney arrangement, malnutritIon
ntrvohshess and general debility
It's action ON the hluoi, rs a thor.
nuSh purifier makes it especially u,r-
i'ii ~ n spring madline. This grnp1
"l'era''He tonic IL sold under ynnr.
nntee at W. j. Hughes store. 5O,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
Death Valley Scotty.

The Death Valley Magazine, which
is publishing the Life OF death Val
ley Scotty" (Walter Scott), the mys-
terious cowboy-miner who Ia said to
have hidden treasure vaults IN Death
Valley, and who purchases railroad
trains and scatters money from the
Pacific to the Atlaptic. hnsaremark-
able premium offer to subscribers.
The price Of the Magazine Ia 81. 90 a
Bear. 70 every paid up subscriber
for one year the publishers give a
certificate for five shares OF stock, Of
the par value 'of $l.00 each. in the
Death Valley Quartz & Placer Mining
Company. The price OF the Maga-
zine and the five shares OF stock give
you six dollars for one.
The Death Valley magazine Is tho
most Interesting publication of the
Went Besides publishing the life OF
the famous Scotty In serial form, ev-
cry issue contains thrilling and pa
thetic stories Of Death Vallayand the
Great American Desert, with actual
photographs Of the scenes.
Send 81 90 at once. or write for
sample copy and particulars to the
Death Valley Publishing Co., Rhyo-
lite. Neyadn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13

Stop that tickling Cough! DR..
Shoop's Cough Cure will surely stop
it, and with perfect safety. 1t Ia So
thoroughly harmless. that nr. Shoop
tells mothers to use nothing clse even
with very young babies. Tnr W hole
some greco leaves and tender stems
OF lung healing mountainous shlirb
furnish the curative properties to Dr.'
Sho"p's Cough Cure. 1t Gains the
cough, and heals the sensitive bron-
chtal membranes. No opium, no
chloroform. nothing harsh used to
injure or suppress Demand Dr.
Shoop's. Take no other. Sold BY
W. j. Hughes 4 Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
The Jumping or Place.

"ConsumptlOn had ne in tts grasp;
and had almost reached the jump.
ing off place when I was advised tn
try DIR. Kings New Discovery; and
want to say right now, 1t saved my
life. Improvement began with the
first bottle, and after taking one
dozen bottles I was Il we'll and hap
py man again " says George Moore,
OF GrimesIand. N. g. An u remedy
for coughs and colds and healer of
weak. sOre lungs and for preventing
pneumonia New Discovery Is gu
preme. soc and $100at W. J. Hughes
Trial bottle free.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
SuRerfng d Dollars Saved.

E. :. Lopsr. OF MariIla, n. Y. SAYS:
Il am II carpenter aud have had
many severe cuts healed by Bucklpn's =
Aruica Salve. II hns saved me suf.
ierlns and dollars. 1t Is by far the
best bealing saive ] 1haveeverfound. ~
Heals burns. so"es, ulcers, fever
ee"zna and ptles. 25c at ". j,
Hughes.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13

Phone vs. the news. Oul pnoNe
NJ. II.
Don't forget the literary Saturday
night.
Prof. $. Z. Phaum was in town
Saturday.
W. +. Waterbury was in the Val
ley Tuesday.
W. f. Robinson will have a saie
next Thursday.
DR.. Rice made a professional 'is''
to Richards Monday.
Mrs. W. J. Hughes has been SICK
with the grip this week.
A. E. Mc,;all was in town doing
a little boosting Saturday.
r., c. Griffith, Jr. OF Kimball, spent
Sunday with his father, G.. M.
Several OF our young people took
in the literary at Duncan Saturday
night.
We do hand engraving Of all kinds
D,sbrow & Co., Kimball. Leave at
! this Office.
G. D. Jorge nson was over IRON
| Waterbury Thursday and made this
office a pleasant call.
Fix your dates 80 you can take ID
the Leap Year social at the schooi
house tomorrow night.
When in Kimball call at Disbrow
& Co.. Jewellery store and look over
our line of jewellery OF all Alnds.
DR.. J. W. Clevenger, resident den
tist, Chamberlain, South Dakota
Office over +. F. Scott's drug store
Parties wishing to sell or buy land
iu Buffalo County will do well t"
call ON or correspond with +. A, Re!-
nolds, OF Kimball, So. Oak.
The Lady Helpers will serve Co.
lonial supper at the Gam Valley
school house, Feb. 22nd, commencing
at $50 p. II. Everybody come
Attention Ladies'! We can have
your coats skirts or JACKIE tailored
at very reas ouatle price. ASK to
see ourcouuter book. Frnser Bros
Lhas. T.. Sanders. the auctlonee', Is
in shape to cry your sales and get
you bigger prices than ever. Speak
in time for dates. VIII furnish the
tin cups.
Some OF the sports have been prac-
ticing shooting dogs the last week
and the town herd OF worthless ours
Is not quite rs large as it was. Let
the good work 90 on. -s"%
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mahnke are
here from Buffalo county for n visit
with relatives. They were caught
In the heavy storm but were tortu-
nate in reaching Fred Wllmarth's g
place " mere they remained until tie
weather became clear. before com-
pleting their journey to Plankinton.
|-Plankinton Mail.
e. H. Muckler, state immigration
agent of the Milwaukee company. OF
this city, Ia on a trip to the Queen
Charlotte islands. off the coast Of
British Columbia which a company
composed of Harry Hunter, John G.
Adams and Mr.. Mucklcr have just
bought from the Canadian goverr-
ment for a cOnsidera tion of 5000, 900.
This island Is heavily covered with
pine timber, while anthracite coal.
gold and copper deposits OF great
value are also found. Mr.. Muckler
expects to return to- Chamberlain IN
about two weeks.-Chamberiain
Democrat.
This not being very busy season
in our repair work. we are especially
prepared to look after the wants Of
people of the neighboring towns.
We have an expert jewelerman who
guarantees all work. Give US a trial
and he convinced, Disbrow & Co.,
Kimball. Loave at this Office.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
GEORGE STARKEY,
Farmer. South dakota.

Dr.. J r.. SIX VIII he at the
Gam Valley hot.l on saturday Feb:
18th to test eyes and tit glaeses. II
there ia anyone who cannot go to
the hotel and will drop the Doctor
Il lin" at the postntfice he will call
and see than. Weak eyes and near
sighted people speciality.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13

II You have Catarrh, rid yourself
OF this repulsive disease. Ask Dr.
Shoop OF Racine. Wis, to mail YOU
Tree. trial box OF his DR.. Sho0p'r
Catarrh Remedy. A simple, single
t'st will surely tell you CnLarrh
truth well worth your knowing
Write to day. Don't suffer longer
Sold by W. j. Hughes 4 Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
Wanted.

To buy corn and spelt1 at na'AI'
price. to be delivered at Mone' Nan'D
three miles east OF Gam Va ev'
J. A. JOHNSON.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13

FRANK MARGESAU,
Duncan. =. u.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13

ME.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
Public Sales.

Feb. 20. 1908:
W. NJ. Robinson will sell at auction
Stock, Machinery and Household
goods. see bills. Bsebe & Schmidt,
auctioneers. Two miles north and
one mile east OF Vega.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
Feb. "a, 1908:

Feb. "a, 1S0S:
Hoffman & Halverson will sell at
auction 200 head OF cattle, 80 horses
and colts. and Farm Machinery. Six
miles north and two miles east ot
Kimball. See bills. Beebe & Schmidt
auctioneers.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
To Exchange For Buffalo County
Land.

An ideal home OF 200 acres. where
business, educational and social
privileges are plentiful. y mile to
school, TX miles to good town. Just
the place for someone tired OF from
tier lie. Would want In exchange
32o to $40 acres improved land, won't
object to location II there Is plenty
OF water and price right. Give legal
numbers OF land and full description
OF improvements and your price In
first letter and receive the sams from
ME.
GEORGE STARKEY,
Eo~r,ar South Dakota,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
auctiOneers
Feb. 10, 1908:

Peter Schmidt will sell at aucion
7 miles east and miles north OF Kim.
ball; 30 cattle, IA horses and colts
and brood sows. j. P. Beebe, Auc
I tioneer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
LOCAL

Teachers examination next week.
v.P. Drips went to Kimball Mon
day.
Miss Julia Hart went to Mitchell
Tuesday.
The merchants report fine trade
Saturday.
John Henrichsen was up from Kim.
ball Monday.
Or. Rice was called up to Pat
Hayes today.
OF. Dye is quite sick with pneu'
monia this week.
Joe Drips, the CHIEFS devil, Is laid
up tor repairs this week.
John srolek took a load OF fax
to Kimball this morning.
David Hofer went through town
Friday on bis way to Kimbau.
DR.. J. E. Skinner, the Seneca ocu-
list, will be at the hotel Saturday.
-Dr. Lockwood, Dentist, Office
over Express Office Chamberlain, 5. d.
Alr. and Mrs. w. II Alternately
were down from Elm Creek Satur-
DAY.
L. A. Hubbard has two work
teams and a hne driving team Tor
sale.
Ifyou are going to sell, or want
to buy more land, better see W. A.
Heobler.
Mrs. r. E. Swartout was unable
to teach Monday on account OF
sickness.
J. r. stroud, F. E. Swartout and
C. B. Reber, each took load OF hogs
70 Kimball today.
Send your jewellery and watch re-
pair work to Disbrow & Co., Kim.
ball. Leave at this office.
Iiyou need u veterinary surgeon
address L. +. Lutes. Chamberlain
he will answer calls at any time
We take special care OF watch and
jewellery repair work sent US, Disbrow
Il CO., kimball. Leave at this office.
Max Machler took his sister, Mar
tha, who has been visiting with him
for some time, to Washington Springs
Monday.
FL. Hall and ]. B. Ingerson went
to Fred Pippins today to talk te.e-
phone with the officers OF the Mes.
sington Springs company.
Dr.. A. 81. Pelham, who has been
spending the past few months with
relatives In Gam Valley, left for her
home In Doyle, Ark, Monday.
4. o. Mills has notice In the KIM
ball Graphic that he and his wife
have separated and that he will not
be responsible for her acts In the fu.
t9rs.
l.. A. Hubbard and Jesse Baker are
getting the creamery ice house pref
ty we'll filled, The ice is about four.
teen inches thick and Of splendid
quality.
Halversou & Hoffman will sell at
public auction 5h miles north and 2
miles east OF kimhall, Feb. oath, 2
head OF cattle, 26 hogs, 80 horses.
Harness, Machinery, etc. Biggest
sale OF tie season.
The telephone poles for the Vega
line arrived in kimball Monday and
are being hauled out this week, and
the other material should arrive In a
few days. When these lines are fin.
ished the county will be practically
covered with the exception OF Elm
Creek. There is good prospect o.
the line southeast Of town being tx
tended to the cornty line and con
Meeting there with line from KIN
ball, built by the kimball company
The greater part ofOur business Will
u railroad town is done with Kim
ball and il these lines are constructe,
1t will be n good thing for both ends
HyOu have Catarrh, rid yourp
OF this repulsive disease. Ask ID
Shoop OF Racine. Wis, to mail yo
free, II trial box OF his DR.. ShoOp'
Catarrh Remedy. A simple, singl
tnst will surely tell you a Cnlarr
truth well worth your KNOWN.
Write TO day. Don't suffer longe
Sold by W. j. Hughes 4 Co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13

FoR MALE: 20 head Of COWS
FRED J. GPAcE.
Sec. 24-1OS-6s.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-13
tn Rent or Sell.

Three room house in good repair
for sale or rent on the Margenau
farm.