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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
NIGHT RIDERS IN RAID.
LOCK Up Citizens Of Kentucky Town
and Burn Warehouse.

and Burn Warehouse.
Saturday night at IL O'Clock . band
OF about $50 mounted night riders.
masked, heavily armed and wearing
the insignia OF . secret clan. invaded
sFredonia. Crittendon county KY. cap
tured James Scarberry. operator Of tho
Cumberland Telephone company. and
cut all telephone connections. They
then forced Dave Potter. . clerk In q
drug store. to open his store. In which
they corrailed several citisens and
held them prisoners. Leaving . large
guard In the town. the others galloped
70 the village OF View. I'VE miles AVIS,
and blew up Alfred X. Cardin's tobac-
co factory. containing $4,000 pounds OF
tobacco. and set IRE to and DESTROYED
Mr.. Cardin's barn, containing 10, 900
pounds Of tobacco belonging TO him
and his choppers. The loss aggre-
gates $4,000. with 5000 ipsurancs.
After firing volIeys into the air the
night ridsrs returned through FIRE.
donna and released their prisoner.
Eighty per cent OF Crittsndon county
farmers have tobacco pooled in The
Society Of Equity. Nr. CAsdin = not
. member. He was formerly . canAi-
date for governor on the poputse
ticket.
The Planters association has NO Or
4~anisation In this county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
South Dakota
State News
TO FIGHT SUNDAY LAM.
RAs< hal Interests xcrk Ia nsfcaf Trs-
mn@~l Dakota Esa.uf@.

frs~i Dakota Ssasufe.
A movement has heva fna uwarsted
~ Roy Townsend. al sslaux Fails. ss~-
rotary ~ the All Sioux Fasi~ Eaxscaia
association. having for It's rar sss~~ tins
holding If a convention I'm Sseax Fails
sorne time during the corning summer
with IN. ohse~s ~ oreanI~fnw fsr the
defeat "a what IL known a. t.ar Sundsy
closing act 81 the lar. legislature.
whkeh viii be submitted - tire voters
81 South Dakota as this election hest
November Ger restsnwe ar rwseetfssls.
Among other shs1xr The sect r~shihFes
the paying ~ baseball 0n sunday,
Those wfse seek to defeat the law ~
the polls because u lnsrrseres wtsa
surssay baseball propose ~ nrst hala
q district convention which wfff pave
the way for a STATE convention. whra
the organization II the aHft~$uttday
parts " the state The iaw was en-
acted by the legislature which Mas la
session a year ago. bal before ~ could
20 into effect thss~e orpsssci ~ Its Yrgs-
amendment to the state coys~ftt utfsBa.
thus preventing the iaw frars Eutrw I'm
To effect ard giving the voters ~ abe
state an opportunity NJ the Savembss
rection to say whether or not they
want IL placed upon the statute books
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

CRY Of Alarm h Raised ~ tn 0n3oog

Men
The National Model License league
through Its president, r. ~. Gilmore.
OF Louisville. KY. Sunday t1ued an
open letter to the ministers % the
United States. After explaining that
the object Of the league II to hav .
Uniform saloon license adopted By Ill
the state where prohibition - not In
force. the letter says.
w do not offer this Law n . SUBJ
stitate exactly for prohibition. that II.
IL IL not intended TO interfere with the
passage Of prohfbitory laws II the peo-
pie desire them. but II IL intended ia
bring about obedience TO Law where
the business In licensed. The prohibi-
tory laws that are being passed In this
country merely prohibit the mAnufac-
tuYe and sale and do not prohibit the
purchase and use. and all thinking
men know that where . demand ex-
lists II will be supplied from some
source II the pront jsstifies the risk in
supplying II. Witness che development
OF the mail order business and the
moonshine business. and N shown By
The figures Of the internal revenue de-
partment the per cepita consumption
OF whisky has not decreased with the
spread OF prohibition, while the per.
capita consumption Of beer has large.
ly increased.
IF h snti-saloon league will agree
to II. VIZ will favor having an amend
ment - all prohibitory laws provid.
ing = heavy penalty for the purchase OF
alcoholic beverages. or for having
them In possession in prohibitory ter.
sttoTy. and this would mean prohibit.
tion. The passage OF laws will moi
prevent the use OF alcoholic beverages,
thai Ia q matter OF education and oil
evolution"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
CAUGHT.

Bcggar Pays Heavy Fine NJ scotland
for Falsr Prvscu~r.
IL cost a smooth swindicr a heavy
nne tor appearing nj Scotland ard
bexsing funds with which. Ii IN alleged
he wanted 90 support his wife and nys
children. The swfndler, after relating
HIS tale Of woe. succeeded In wfnning
contributions from some ~ the citi-
ms but he finally met with disaster
before he had collected q very large
amount. He was foolish enough TO en-
ter . bank and ask that = 800 bill be
changed. Then his troubles began. for
the incident was reported 10 the prop
er authorities and the swindier was
speedily placed under arrest. He waa
taken before Judge Chamberlain. who
tmposed a heavy fine. which the swim
der paid. He then fastened to make
his disappearance from Scotland and
may now be attempting To work
people In some Of the surrounding
towns.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
srkaDH MCREAE


Growth.
The question OF increase In poputa-
tion In one which u receiving = great
deal nf attention In the press Of the
cvuntry at the present time and the
feasmre Of the difference In families
with American horn parents and for
esgn born parents IN being shown m
~ statistical fxcta. The reports n
the hureau ~ vital stAstsfi~s of this
ssAtc for the year 1871 show that
South Dakota /. not different from 9TH
er sections Ut the country On that
acoss The total number IL births In
TO state fef Tire year was li.o9t. ~
~hteh s.sss were males and E.3.0 -
rnaiss. STIR u tssai birth rate 1T SO
10 the s.oas ~ pnpuiAticn- The Tar
eirn population III the state - equal
IN bat 1871 Per eens II th~ ~hose pop
ulasion. while the foreign born moth.
sYs saaMisd - per cent ~ The whoaA
ard the far*txs. born fathers - r<f
tent al the " tsssf@. The average family
snto whsea easssAven we're bern Tor the
year numbers 81 children. tbs av&r-
axe American horn mother who xavs
birth 20 children In that year has AZ
ehfssirsn. ard The nxvrax~ foreign born
H~ssisssr wha xavs birth Ia ehtidrsn IN
that yssr has y ehAsdr~n~ The ~
~rare American barn ssasssh<r - ysars
| os mere cid has as children. ard thu
@s*sasr foreign bosn mother 90 ~
| rss re years old has It's ehiidren- This
shows 4 aecssi~si difference In the btrtA
rate h*swren the foreign born
population ~ tho country and ths
| American born. Out ssf the total NUM-
Ser Ut births reported for me y@as
~ we're ns~xisanaase ehiidrsn. with
mothers from II - ~ years.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
REGICIDES IN FAVOR
PORTUGUESE PUBLIC ACQU1
ESCES IN AssAsSINATIONS.
Radicals Grow Boldcr-Republican
Newspapers Even Demand thas
Kings Equerry. Who Sabercd Ons
Of the ASSassins. be Prosecuted.

A special dispatch 10 the London
Standard from Lisbon asserts that the
public acauiesces in the assassination
OF the king md crown prince ~ a JUS
tifiablc political act and no effort will
be made to bring To justice the accom-
plIces of the murders. although they
are numerous and In many cases
known.
On the contrary. says h dispatch.
no surprise Is expressed that he re-
publican newspapers demand the
criminal prosecution OF the kings
equerry. Figueira, who sabered one
assassin. Subscriptions rave been
raised for the families of the murder
ers amounting to several thousand
pounds, continues the dispatch. and
rich citizens OF Lisbon are disputing
for the privilege OF adopting the child
rem OF the principal criminal.
The Standards correspondent pre-
diets thai trouble viii arise when the
limit OF the Cancellation policy the
present ministry has adopted has been
reached and II becomes necessary to
take strong measures.
The bodies OF King Carlos and
Crown Prince Luiz Philippe were
Monday laid away beside those OF
heir royal ancestors In the sacraa
sepulchre OF the pantheon at Lisbon.
The official closing OF one OF the most
tragic incidents I'm Portuguese history
was attended by a scene which almost
developed into a disaster. A great
crowd, numbering into thousands.
struggled outside the cathedral of San
Vincente seeking to enter and view the
bodies before the doors were finally
closed for the ceremony. Brushing
back the police and the guard OF royal
archers, they poured into the church.
sweeping everything before them. A
panic was threatened and the cavalry
was called out to dispense the pushing
thousands. Women and children were
caught in the crush. and many OF them
were bruised and trampled upon. bu
no fatalities have been reported.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
TWO BANKERS no PRISON.


Gouthegners Caught In Daring Tfand
u MurphysborO. III.
w. b. Smith md James s. Nall, OF
Henry county. Ky. were sentenced to
the penitentiary for q term OF not to
exceed hve years in circuit court at
Murphysboro. Ill.,. Saturday for con-
spiracy to defraud the Elkviile. Ill,
state bank OF $3.50. Nall was presi-
dent Of h Mississippi Valley Banking
company. OF Grand Tower. this county,
which institution II now In the hands
Of q receiver.
It RAJ charged that Smith came to
Jackson county and organized . state
bank at Elkville. which had scarcely
been opened when Smith and confod-
crates in the south began to food Il
with overdrafts and false drafts. Smith
installed Nall a. president Of the bank.
Smith was nee president Of the largest
bank In Louisville, Ky. A me Of ga
900 was assessed against Smith In ad-
dition TO the prison sentence.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
LOWER cDumr REvERsED.
I'1atmtii1 Finally ucaten II - umasmL
lnxusuaCw (aase.

kbbA0tWeSNE N8Ms
The supreme court ~ Pierre rs~
vers@d the circuit cs,urt ~ TDay county
in the case 81 /. l. Nordnem -. this
Mutual Cash Guaranty company. cs
sioux Falls. II appears that Sordnsn..
who wA~ a merchant =, waubay. was
solicited for 4 roiicy az et.eeo IN th@
Sioux Falls company and ~ solicit
ing agent wrote up the policy and sent
IN In to the hsrne company. u wns
returned hyt them "a Nordnes~ with =
request for the rs~rnium due upon ths
same. Nordnesx held u several weeks.
while he was apparently. from y tes-
tfmony negotiating with IN Aberdeen
company for the Same amount u In
suraree. and then returned h poltcy
Ia the Sioux Falls company. saying
that ne did not want the i~nsurancs. II
was returned q him tive othsr timsa
by the sioux Falls company which In
sisted that hi had contracted Tor Il.
and they demanded their premium.
The third time II was sent TO Eordnesu
he received II day after hts store ha1
burned and he 1T once sent In the pre-
MUM. On learning the circumstances
the company returned the premium
and resisted payment ON HI policy.
The lower court rave Nordnsm jud9-
mens for the amount Of the policy. but
IN reversed by the supreme court which
holds that there never ri any lusur-
ance In the case-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
ANDERSON BOUND OVER.


r. q. Anderson, alderman and prA-
prfe,or Of one II the largest coal yards
I'm Aberdeen. has been bound over tn
the circuit court orr the charge of
grand larceny In connection with MI
alleged theft OF q carload ~ coal
from the Milwaukee railroad. Ander~
son was arrested u few days ago In
Minneapolis and brought back by = de-
~tectiye. He Was released on $500 bonds
pending the hearfug.
The case attracted great attention.
and the coart was crowded during the
two days tn. hearing vas In progress.
After the prosecution had presented
It's case I'm detail the defense an
fnounced II would waive It's case. ard
Anderson was then bound Y e To the
upper court In the sum ~ $1,000. The
defendant, through his attorneys
states that he IL entirely innocent oi
the charge and that he will prove his
innocence when the case comes "a
trial. The specific charge is that An
derscn purchased q carload Of Miiwau-
kee coal from a switchman.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

Into Graft ~ase.
The anne Of former Gov. Penny
packer and former Attorney GENERAL
Hampton l. Carson were brought Into
the capitol prosecutions at H~arrisburk.
Pa. Friday By the testimony Of STAN
ford II. LAwtA assistant Of Architect
Joseph ~. Huston When state Treas-
ursr Berry nrst called attention 10 the
alleged capitol frauds fourteen months
ago Gov. Pennypacker directed Aisor-
new Gensrsi Carson to make an inves-
tigation Of the charges. Mr.. Carson
accordingly wrote letters To ali persons
concerned In the construction and fur
nisAing Of the big building. asking
them for information bearing on tbs
charges. All Of them replied. and the
attorney general made a report which
showed that no laws had been violated.
Friday Lewis. under ross examines
ton by counsel for Snyder and Ma
thues. declared that Architect Hus-
tons letter In the Carson inquiry was
suggested and frs med by Pennypack~
or. Carson and Snyder. by whom Lew
II WAS called 90 Harrisburg To discuss
the matter. Lewis said the statements
In the letter that every article Of fur
nishingx had been carefully ~etEhed
and measured by the architect before
they were delivered and paid for were
partly true and partly misleading He
explained that the Huston letter was
written to dovetaii into the letters writ
ten by other persons connected with
the construction and equipment OF the
capitol TO the former attorney general.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
MONSTER RUN ON HOGS.

Chicago Monday.
Receipts Of hogs at the union stock
yards at Chicago broke all previous
records Monday. Before noon more
an $4,000 head had been unload~d
and more were arriving. The highest
run previously recorded was on Feb.
II. 1895. when 1851 were received.
The high price Of corn IL said to be
the cause for the marketing Of animals
In such numbers.
The immediate effect on the Chicago
Tarket was . break Of 1O015c II
rtcee.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
WAVE OF REFORM MOVES ON.
Oklahoma Regulates Length Of Hotel
Bed Sheets.


The lower house at Guthrie, Okla,
Monday passed a sweeping measure
regulating hotels. The measure pro-
vides that every hotel shall be fitte~
with a prescribed fire escape. Nine
foot sheets on the beds are specified.
and in regard to the dining room the
measure reads:
mo cup. dish. vessel or receptacle
for food shall have cracks visible to
the naked eye"
A bill providing that officers OF cor
porations who conceal their books or
statements shall be guilty of a felony
and subject to not more than three
years nor less than two years impris-
onment, has passed both houses.
The Ellis anti-lobbying bill. provid-
ing for Jail sentences for lobbying, has
passed both houses.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

John w. Rookwalter. the millionaire
and former Democratic candidate for
governor Of Ohio. Monday cabled a.
500 to Mayor Burnett. OF Springfield.
o.. from Nice. Italy. The money Is to
he used for the poor people OF Spring
fieid who are out Of work.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

eax ltslians. Alleged Member OF Black
Hand Society. Arrested.
Sfx Italians. members OF the alleged
Black Hand society. were arrested
Thursday a. sewickisy Heights. a fash
ionabis suburb OF Pittsburg. Pa. The
foreigners are said TO be responsible
for threatening letters mailed recently
to Richard r. Quay. son OF the late
senator Quay. and other prominent
wealthy residents Of SswickIey Heights.
The men captured Thursday maintain
Cd Headquarters in an old shanty In
the woods. According 10 the police.
papers were found that showed all the
men are members OF the Black Hand
society.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
4 NEW lssuE.
Ibpnssane Potns Rnasr1 h IAmA Chs -
rcSye.


In the contest case of Frank WEI.
schedel w Matthias WAGNER which h
being heard before the Pierre land Of
nee = new question has besn raised.
Wagner Was sentenced from Suliy
county on = charge Of hosss STEALING.
and. II 10 alleged by tbs contestants.
vas allowed to come home on parole TO
fle on = tract which he han contested
He returned to the prison and was
pardoned By 0cv. Crawford on
his record and the strength At . long
petition aligned by the residents Of Sui
~ county. the pardon being gfven with
the purpose Of restoring cftiSenship.
But the contestant holds that while
serving = prison sentence Wagner was
not . citisen of the stats and could
not make = legal Ming. and demands
that hts Ming upon the tract b &C.
cepted. II h an entirely new point and
how the land department viii rule up.
on II II = question Of special interest
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
Woou~s-krt 70 Have (wrrc,~.

The Woodsocket council has framed
up a curfew ordinance which "a intends
to pass m soon as the time eiapscs be-
tween the necessary readings. From
May l (, Sept. ! the hoys must get I'm
BY . o'clock. and from sept. ! 10 May
! the lads will have 10 get on the
streets by 9 o'clock
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

Ell Pigot. q negro. who criminally
assaulted Miss Wells, was taken from
the custody OF a Jackson militia COM
pany and q posse Of deputies and hang
ed at Brookhaven. Miss. early Mon
day. The militia company raj over
powered by a mob OF 1900 citizens,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
TIE sHoNTs NOT sMUcGLERs.

No Further Action VIII Follow Raid
Of Customs Inspectors
The treasury department, II was
learned Thursday. will take no further
action following . raid by customs In
speceors on the home Of Theodore r.
Shonts for alleged undeclared gowns
imported from Europe BY Mrs. Shonis
and her daughter. Theodore. who il to
marry DUO de Chaulnes Feb. Is.
Shonts h said to have satisfied both
the president and Secretary Cortelyou
that there - no cause for the con-
nscation OF the gowns on the charge
Of smuSgling.
II y said on high authority that the
case will be dropped.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

Mortaliy sick with consumption and
insaneiy Jealous. Jacob Koretxky. OF
Denver. Colo. practiced shooting At a
earge with . revolver for several DAYS
In preparation for the murder OF hi.
wife. Rebecca. whom he fatally wound
"a on Q street Thursday evening. After
shooting his wife he shot himself In
the head. Both died Thursday night.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

, While tapping = barrel Of alcohol In
the Hamm Brewing company's saloon
IT BOLTON. Friday night. the 1usd be-
came iwnited In some manner. c using
m explosion which completely de-
ttroyed the building by fire ard came
very nea costing Lew Smith. the
proprietor. his life. Loss on building
and contents. $4,000. partially In
cured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

One of the greatest affairs CT Its
kind In the history ~ sioux Fails Was
the first ANIMAL banquet If the newly
of9anixed Commercial club ~ Sioux
Pals. which was he'd Frffay evening
~ the Cataract hotel. Plates for
more than 200 Of the business men Of
Sioux Falls we're laid.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

Southern Roads Reduce ealaFteA
In view OF the falling or In businsm
the management Of the Cincinnati.
New Orleans and Texas Pacific railway
and the Alabama Great Southern rail-
road have determined to put into effect
o March /. 1908. : reduction OF 10 Der
e In the pay OF general oflcers and
employees receiving monthly salaries OF
$3.50 over.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

Announcement was made Friday
that members Of the Western Bar Iron
association decided at a conference
In New York to advance the price of
iron bars - per ton. bringing II up I o
$50 per hundred pounds. The east
ern and western iron bar manufactur-
ers are said to be working In har-
mony.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

A Joint resolution was adopted By
the house Thursday giving to each Of
the two resident Philippine commits
sioners In congress the same salary-
T.50o-enjoyed by the members and
senator's. with an additional 1Aeeo
each In lieu Of mileage.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
nir TYniall Rcy.yaf.

Tyndali Is being stirred ty E.vangel-
Int Franklin r. Conner. az Cedar Falls,
In. Mr.. Conner Is leading In a union
9ospei meeting among tire English
speaking churches. LArre crowds are
attending the meeting every night.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

When the steamship Etruria stopped
At Queenstown Sunday G. w. Morse. OF
New York. who IL . passenger. vas In
his stateroom and refused to be dis
turbed. Baron Takahira. the newly
appointed japanese AMBASSADOR 10 the
United States. was also . passenger on
the EtruriA-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
Child severely EUrrcd.

A. 4-yea.-oid daughter ~ Mr.. ana
Mn. =. II. walker RI Feresfard. was
severely buried. The accident was
he result OK the ehiid climbing upon
the kitchen stove while Mrs Wafer
was tempora- ~ abseat.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
DAKOTA EDITORS WIN FONT.

~ nC0kDk AbDASS0sNuW WH1A~ 49,
Neoea-
A. the recent annual meeting ~ the
South Dakota Press association . roso.
tuition was unanimously adopted ask-
ing W. \. Clark. attorney general al
south Dakota. 70 render Il the $780,
ciation NM opinion - - whether th4
existing anti-pAss Law In South Dakota
In = bar To the making ~ contracts b.
tween newspapers and raiiroad com
pAnie~ for transportation good within
the state. on an exchange basis.
John 7. Co9ar. Of sioux FaliaI se<fe-
taryof the association. has jusa ssc&tv.
~ : reply from the attorney general.
who holds In effect that c~ontsacts en-
tered into in good faith on such basis
are not forbidden by ths law.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

The trial OF Matteo Parioens at
Rochester. N. r.. charged with the
murder Of his 1-year-old child. wa
halted Thursday because Parloene
during the process tried to commit sui
eide By cutting his throat with . rasor.
We will probably did.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
Ovtiawy KIN Ru.... pn,,.,.

A band Of outlaws recently waylaid
two sergeants Of the Russian rural
police near the village Of Cheromkho-
70 and murdered them. chopping OF
the hands. feet and heads OF their VIC
TINA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14
IRVINE 10 Head on Prohibition

Trying 10 Head on Prohibition Wave.
Another Of the desperate moves Of
the brewers to forestail the prohibition
come known. They have decided to
close 900 OF their saloons when the
licenses expire May 1.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

Announcement was made Saturday
that the CITY bank. AZ Dowagtac. MicA.,
would not open for business Nondav.
The bank II capitalized for $4,000
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

The town cf Pierpont. which since
|the early days n oeen hardened With
the p~ostofic~ name 81 Pierpotns. siil
hereafter be known and officially rsc-
IogniredL by the postossce department
as Pterport- the necessary action hav-
snK recently been taken by the pest
once department to omit the seccnd
st" from the name.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-14

The prssident has sent TO the senate
The nomination OF George Grigsby to
b United States attorney for the dis
tsop9 - Alaska.