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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15
You Can Test
the Kidneys

Letthe urine stand for twenty four hours and
If at the end Of that time there are deposits OF
q brick dust variety or if the water becomes
smoky and cloudy you may be sure the kidneys
are d~eranged.
Another very marked symptom Of kidney
disease is pain in the small Of the back.
The letter quoted below tells how these
symptoms were overcome and kidney disease
cured by DR.. A. w. Chase's Kidney and Liver
Liver Pills. Because Of their direct and COM
bined action IN both liver and bowels these
pills cure the most complicated cases.
Mr.. W.. H. Cook, r. F. d. No. a, Lodi,
Wis.,, writes:-''For many years l was troub.
led with kidney disease and several doctors
told me my conditions was very serious but
they could not cure me. Then turned to DR..
A. w. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills with
excellent results. The sediment disappeared
from the urine, the pains Left the back and loina
and I am feeling WE'LL"
One pill q dose, IS cts a box, at all dealers q
DR.. A. w. Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
w. Chase's
Kidney and
Liver Pills
Fred L. Villas, Druggist
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15
A Healthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, three years ago." says
L. A. Bartlett, of Rural Route /, Gull
ford, Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system in a gentle way that does
you good. 25c. at G. d. Kendall's
drug store.
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Policies in force Deem

Der 81, 1907. 50,
SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Policies issued. increased and
revived during the year..
Losses and claims incurred.
Losses and claims settled. -.
Losses and claims unpaid.
Premiums collected .........
Expenses
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Moved and seconded report OF Committee
e adopted, bills allowed and warrants drawn
for same.
On roll call Harris. Hoover. Leighty, Nord
and Swering all voting aye motion carried.
Moved and seconded a warrant be drawn
in favor of the City Treasurer in the sum
of S125.2s to balance freight. express and
gasoline accounts.
On roll call Harris. Hoover, Leighty. Nord
and Swering all voting aye motion carried.
Frank Sherwin appeared and made request
in a lengthy article that he be granted the
privilege of extending the sewer on Second
Street. also to have city put in water mains
and matter was referred on motion to the
on Streets, Walks and Sewers.
A committed OF the school board appeared
and made request that the city furnish
steam for power to run their engine for
the purpose OF furnishing the old school
building with current for to run the fans.
Moved and seconded that the Superinten-
dent OF Electric Plant be instructed to in
stall a motor of suficient power to run the
fan system.
On roll call Harris. Hoover. Leighty. Nord,
and Swering voting aye motion carried.
Mr.. Chas. Horn being present made re-
quest for license to run a box bowling alley
In the Gaylord building. depositing amount
OF license with the Auditor and the matter
was on motion referred to the COMMITTEE
on License.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15
ABOUT WOOL

Their guarantee is
good; we put ours
on top Of it.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rural Route 2, Empire.
Ca, w. A. Floyd by name, says: Buck
ems Arnica Salve cured tthe two worst
sores l ever saw: n on my hand and
one ON my leg. 1t is worth more than
it's weight in gold. l would not be
without 1t If l had to mortgage the
farm to get it." Only Csc. at C. d.
Kendall's drug store.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15
COUNCIL

Council Hall, City of Brookings, Oct 8, '0S.
City Council met in regular session with
1ayor II. b. Mathews, Aldermen Harris,
Hoover, Leighty, Nord and Swering present.
onklin, Colegrove and OylOe absent.
Minutes of the last regular. special and
.djourned meetings We're read and approved.
Committee on Claims made a favorable
.ennrt ON the following hills.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15

AS South Dakota has raised good
crops this Ceason and during recent
years the democrats find themselves
greatly handicapped bv a pronounced
lack of calamity material.
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1856, 4nJ,472.S 50
A
$2~64.303,3 96. 90
33,O92.s9l.W
97,396,267. 90
24,131.S3S.O 90
$273,264,432.OO
CSS OF 1907.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
Dana rfmanf of InSurapna

Corlpany's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, "he Aetna Life Insurance
Company. a corporation organized un-
der the IA of Connecticut, has filed
In this of'ce = sworn statement exhibit
Ing Its condition and business for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1907, conformable
to the requirements of the laws Of this
state regulating the business of insur-
Whereas. The said company has nled
In this ofice a duly certified copy Of its
charter. with certificate Of organization,
in compliance with the requirements of
the insurance law aforesaid;
Now. therefore, /. .. 8. Basford, Com
missioner OF Insurance of the State of
South Dakota. pursuant to the provis-
ions of said laws. do hereby certify that
the above named company Is fully en-
powered. through its authorized agents,
20 transact its appropriate business of
Life and Accident insurance In this State.
according to the laws thereof, until the
3lst day of December. A. d. 1908.
In testimony whereof, I nave hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre.
this 18th day OF March. A. d. 1908.
(Seal.) .. 8. BASFORD,
Commission err of Insurance.
Bv |. A. Schubert. Chief Clerk.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-10-15
ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 31st,
A. D. 1907,

AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Organized under the laws Of the State OF
Connecticut, made to the Insurance De-
partment of the State OF South Dakota
pursuant to the laws thereof. President.
M. G. Buckley. Secretary, c. E. Gill
bert. Incorporated, June. 1920. Com
menced business. October, 1850. Home
Office. $50 Main street, Hartford. Con
aecticut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Sin0 4 m III I / Of ScrrCn
uuH Gr abrulng un0
Teaabltn g..

S0dclnlclltcr& llnc 0cbabt ltnO Is nit
10 groBartl0Gm Griplgc p%criualtCt. OdG
CT trot Scr mgcbelircn AuSgObcn,
mcldc sic GrpGbhtno oco {0rn. &tooic.
ucIt crbcildtc, bci'm Sd)lilB ser Gun-
po0nc cine babe Million Collars
ilbrlA Ac6obt bobe1 ipa, mclhe cr lei
Icnt NaMiol8er S1elopn olS oMciici"
ilbcrAcbCn toIlntc. Sn 9lnbctradt sic
'rr Sb0tlnde cridcint Die N%nnobnle
gcrcdltlcrti9t, onB 0ic Iftlprt ocs in
6llloll3 , Niinircn mobl criabrcncn
@rn. NliB scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f0NIc 5ltn ScDcn gerciAcn miro.
N0hit 0crlt 9rn. gliB iinO Don Dem
Srn. &obn SopS SQmnlono b%elonocrS
fllnAcnor 2ciltungen 5li c~rlunrtcn llno
lcinc Spfcr rnri Sem Nltar ocs go.
tcrlOn0ca" ncroen uoroitSli6tli0 lei
ncr Grci0cbigfcit cntiprrdcn, mcldc
cr 5tr @rIan8nng Ieiner eigcncn no
nlillotion fir sic Sice-ErGiioentiGait
SIT befunocn &iaens gepeicn lit. Son
Srn. Charles e. Gait, ocm nliaioncr.
IdJpcren Srilocr bes Er1liocntifoits.
G0noioatcn, lit Dies gall5 i%eIbitpcr.
lt0nOlid 81 %crlparter. .9ruOcr Gbur-
lie" bat ieit @cginn bes Soit-NoonlS
ais 0ciicn iiberaus friiitiger 6inoni-
NAcllt gegoltcn, mo in oicitr Sb1.
tl1ttit miro cr ieoeHiaas nidlt erihlai
len. Inter oeh lonItigen l~eitenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
3mfGaig nit Sullmntb i%nfisirt.

= bicagp, %. Nllguit. - Or.
9lntollio 2agorio, elmer Scr bcriibms
tcItcn SadpcrItGnoigen iiir &cillu1N
Der Solmltb, iii MIN ielber cin Spict
Ger cnticblihcn &rnnfbcit 9clpor0ct,
Die CT lid I'M GerlollIc bon Grpcrt'
nIertcn 5ltgcjogen bat. Gr lit NIT vi
rus Ser gciGbrlihlten Sorm ungcltcdt
iluo tGmpit MIN pcr5ncifcIt ilnt ltilt
2cbcn. gei &criildcn nit Dem Tirus
eileS an Sollnutb c~rfrnnften 9uniIl.
deus .brud) Der Sd)Goel ocs ShiCrcS
lttt0 03r Snnd)clt bil0ctc einc na0el.
i0rn1igc Spite. bic Dem Nr5te IN oeu
Wlttcl'in9cr Der red)tcn Sar0 0runa.
Ter ~llnIoll trllg iid) am IonncrItaG
I'M Heilcin mcbrcrcr 8eltbrten at.
Is iii Dies ooa 5rpeitc Mul, ooB Gr.
Sogoriu oas Spier icincr 6orid)ung
nllroe. Tpr mcbreren Sobrcn 500 er
lid bel Gtbanblllllg cincS Enticnten,
Der bon einenl Sbiere gebiiien woroen
mar, cine G%rnbpiinbe 5ll, Die er nit
bcroildcn Mtittcln 81 beilcn I'M
St0ll0H mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

potgciprdd,cn bat i'd Der britild)c
Miniitcr mc6rmoIa 0cdltbert, lcin
@ciud lei nit fciucr ioldcn W|tllton
pcrfniipit; aus ciacneuS tiidcn lucroc
CT Dicic Iroqc uibt ouiMnciocL IcIbit
ollBCrnnltlid nidt.
Sic Ocutifc 4}rCiic bat 0c1 Hon0rt
nnO Nrcitrn Die CnGliihcn Gomncn
torc mo Nfutbma6lu1Qcn ilbcr Slop0
@corac'@ Ncilld) micnCrNr9cbcn. 2luc
ircltnoidoItIiden Ncjugnobncn olli
GcutihIono bicB tic lporm miafom-
men, obcr fcin cin5iAcr Boiilla in Den
NIrtifcln irQen0 zines onltlidJcn o0Cr
holbnmtlidrn @Iottc9 oclltct oicgSius
i0hri1fcit GcutidIono'o an, mlit@rOb
britnnuiCn Gin 6lottcnobtomncn SIT
pcrcinbOrcn. SIMMER miC0cr miro be-
font, 0ic 0cutitc Slottc mcrOr nIdlt
nit fcin0lidcn 9lblid)tcu gcAcn ir1cno
%cn1ono Ncbollt, ionocru mrr, iplltc
iold)c 9totbmcnoiafrit Cintrctrl 5lrm
olgcmcincn Sdr6c 0C2 0cutl0cn
NuBcu9on0cl2.
Sic @rcn56otcrL" 0crcn m0hcnt
lidc HUSBAND. 9icpllc Der Soccer cinc3
Wunnc9 cntitunmlt, OCiicn GrflGrull-
gen pom Hcid)@nmt 0c4 M]ll3lpGrti1ct
imprint iil0, bcitrcitcn in Der Dies,
lpGdiQcn &cpllc, 0uB Die Oclttid)c SIC
glcrlnlg oltd) MIR inn cntfcrntcitcn bn-
ran ocntc, @roBbritnnnicn icilc
McltmohtItcllum1 oocr icinc Gee,
nlodt ltrciti0 5t mudclt. Ger Ger.
to'lcr oca NrtitclS io0t, cbcnio mic
GCltld)lonO iCinc &onoclanlorinc
nolltomllclt lunobbGn9ig bon 0crics
niNcn @roBbritunnicn'5 cntuidclt
babe, cbcnlO bnltc c9 cine &ricgsmos
rine nod MoBGnbe irincr ,Sntcrciicn
sur Scc mo ieincr &nn6clSiIottc.
Mcnl @roBbritnnnicn lcillc StCulnQ
irgcn0nuic 0~ciGhroct bctrodtc, f0nnc
Nclltldlon0 nid)t pcrbinocrn, 0ob
@roBbritonnien fiir ic cin &ric0a.
ldiIf, 0oa GcutidIono Dom Stopcl
lolIc, 0crcl 5luct bouc.
QtGbcrca iibCr &lopo @Cproc'5
@cind in Berlin iicbc mtcr Gcpc.
idcn o9lu9 Gcuti6lan0"!-I. 5. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

WitglicOcrn Ocs o@eiratbs" lit nod
3u ncnnen 6r. Milinm Nclion Gronl.
lue1, mcld)rr dis cinilltbrciAcr Cor
porotionaonpnlt sic fopitoIfr1itigcn
SnterelIcn, bel 0cncn CT uffrcoitirt it,
ItraiNm in Ser Gait.&olonlc jt bnltclt
pcrltCbcl miro.
@cipunHtc @c5itbunAcn.
81 rirlcn Commentator Fat Die
Ebatiuhc &rrunlniiung gcgeberL 0nG
Der Gr-@oupcrlcltr WtDron {. Serrid
Don G6io, ncId}cr am 6rtitag allf Der
n9lllitnnil" ats europa 5ltriIdgcfc0rt
lit 0cu Ndtional Toriibcr @itd)cof
I'M &olptQllarticr niht cinnlol cincn
Ncild Qcmaht Got. ghI& Dem 6crn.
tlcjbcn Oca &rn. &Crrid, m2ld)cr SIT
bcu ciniIuBrciditcu Nonficr3 ul0 NJ.
l"itiGcrn 0c3 ,NldcDc StantcS" grh0rt
miro Die ShllbioINcrlul9 gc5ogclL
0ob i2jnc Nc}icbun9cn 5u &rn. @itd)
cod nidjt sic bcitrn iiI0, mic ia out5
Der Sbio'cr characterization &oicpb ..
6orofcr Ocnl @cBtcrcn gcgcuiibcr orJ
pcridnnpit lit. Phi sic 6rogt zines
@cridtcritotterS, Oh CT nit Nrn. Ser
rid conicrirt babe, CAB 0r. @itdcod
Sic bc5cihncu0e }lltuort: nGrs@olr
tCrncur &crrid mar bier? so, 10,
0n5 lit mir p%ollit0u0iA ncul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
pGcs IcidJcn flcincr Srnbcr."

Eoterion 9eiBclt Die onleritoni'
id)c 8cIcai6oft. = Gin Bud mel
DIES groBea Alliicbcn crrcgte.
Gbicogo, %. glugltit. 3uci.
iclloS Der Mani Der nllgcnblidlid) i'll
Chicago ont mciltcn bciprod)en miro,
ut Solcpb We0iQ Entcrlon Der Nutor
res SltdcS oSbe 2ittlc Brother Of the
9Iid". 9oS Bud oca MIiliondr9 mo
So5ioIiItcn bat Die Sto0t in 9luirc.
gltng pericbt.
Sic &icbe. Die er rcd)ta unb linfa
Der @elculdoit ot2tbcilt, boben 0ie
Gcute dufgcbroht, III Ocrcn &Glllcrn
Ct ais @ait lpciltc. &icle Sbotiud)cn
mo Grcigniilc in leincm Bud lper0en
Sans oIfcn ollf bicligc Eromincntc be.
jog9ll.
90 iou oic @eirotb oca Selocn,
Tolil Softer, uno oic 9lrt, mic lie SIT
Ston0e fam, trcll nod Dem Scbcn &c.
6Cldnct Icin.
Eottcr miro III oem ShIoi5immcr
elmer pcrbeirotbctcn 6ron %gciunocn,
IN Die cr pcrlicbt lit. Ger @ottc CT.
ldicBt i'm nid)t; thllt nid)t@ bon Dem.
un5 mnll erluart9t. Gr mcn0ct lid
an Eottcr un6 lngt:
Sic limo nid)t Der GrItc, iungcr
Trclu10, Sd fam unrbCrcitct bicrbcr.
Nicr iil0 orci 0ricfc, Ole 0rci pcrld)ie
ocnc MGnncr az mcirc Srou ihriC-
ben. &cicn Sic bicic 9ri2ic: cinen
BON cincm Singing, eilcn bon cinem
M0rn ltnb cincn BON cincm @roBpn-
ter uno le0en Sic ibnen irgcnn
cillcn uu0crcn Sinm inter, lpCnn Sir
tGnlcn."
Ger 0ottc cr5dbIt Tottcr bonrL
0nB or cine Gbcldeioung bcmirlcn
mcr0c, 10 boB Eottcr Damn Die Srnlt
beIrotbct fGnnc: Sic f0nncn ibr
obcr nicn1ot5 trollcl1. Sic merOen SIT
Gritt alli Die Sod5citSreiic iobrcn
Sic, bic Srnu un0 0oS Wtibtrouen,"
Nioudc, cine Gboriitin crgrciit Die
@clcgcnbCit an a10crer Stcllc, nm
Nottcr gleidfol9 Die Hepiten 81 leien.
Sic irGgt cntriiItct, oh cr CLAUDE, BOB
tic Sritot0 5t ibrcm YripotpCrgnii1Cn
troge. Sic 5ciNc ibrc @cine, neil lie
itott Sc m0Gcntlid) ais &crlGlticrin
SIS inn Gbpr bctnmnlc. Sans cbrlit
lit oieic il1nac Game ia audi niHt.
S0cr luiQ lie i'm Grnit Dem mcltcriob-
rcncn Eotter uno Den &cicrn flur ma.
djclt BOB Gboriitinncn BON ibrCr Woge
lcbcn.
Ginige rtd)t Giibi6c 0ciinitioncu
gicbt Eotcrlon:
SrolI - Gin 9Scib, onS lpillen3
rirno bcrcit lit cinc Stcauna nut ,@elb
81 erfoitien, b!c iid) pcigert, Wtlttcr
6t lucr0cl, aus Sllrd)t cine Sniion
ST pcrfchlcn ooer ibrcr 6igur 81 IDA
0cn."
Wnum 49, Cine Combination bon
elmer Ecrlcniiid)crci mo elmer Sio.
montcnminc, mn itincs 8cloc3 ne.
gen gcbciratbct."
@cim - Gin Vturntor Eoloit, pon
cillcr Srnlt bcluobnt, 0crcn Wtunn
GilNc bon ibr mciB, Die tic liberia.
id)cn miirocn."
Grtlnoc- ,&rGtcn lln6 Spfopbon-
ten bic porgebcn, cincn Wonm I'M
Icincr iclblt lpilcn 81 m0gelt, abcr Die
fcinc ScrmcrOung fir i'm bdttcn,
lucrm CT filr6mcg nrSSobu SmitD"
luGrc.
Wliid - ,g2oS lit cS? Wcr bat
c3?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Gr.Wunperncnr ais Sniarojpiclcr.

Guthrie, Sflo,, %. MntguIt. -
Gaiiius %. Barnes, Scr iriibere @ou-
pcrneur ocs StnntcS Sflabomo, Ger
iett Mouor bieligcr Staoi lit, miroe
nab iiini Winiltcn mdbrenoer Ser
banolnna bcs 8liidSipiels ifuloig
befunoen. Gie Mitipiclcr oes Gr-
@ouperneurs mnren geIt1noig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Tubc in Sprin9ficlS.

5llrildgc5o0clt. - @ron0 ISllrD bot
loruclt 80 TnfIogct mcgcn oc3
NulrllbrS crbobcn.
Springficl0 {, Sis, %. Nhta.-
Wdbrcn0 0cs geItrigcn CAGES bcrrldr-
re III Der Staht D%ouitdnoigc Nll6e.
Gic tlclltcren Ictud)cnlent3 bonn I.
Snfontcric- Ncgimcnt, mclhe iib2r Die
gdlljc StoOt oils Hcicrucn fir bic
Niilfald)crliiS pertbcilt mor0cn mo.
relt, ipnrOen ollf oo@ Eager 5uriidgc
5ogen, lucldrS lid uii 0eH 5crroill
oc@ Stant@gcbGu0c8 bciinoct. 3luei
StotIoncn, in lueld)cl 5iuci GonIpo0s
rlc'n lic0elt, mlr0cn 0urd bic 8cs
ldottlt1g bon H%ngcrbcr0cn un0 Sp2i.
l%C5cltcn pcrnollltGn0iat. Sic bciin0cn
Iid i'll 0cn liiolihcn Gdcll Der Stoot
mo Die Glnrid)tltnq mltr0c Nctroifcn,
Inn 0rn Hclltcn cincn td0lidcn Murid)
bon 5luci Mteilcn 81 cripurcn. @ia
Jest licgcn feline Nn5cidCn 0uiiir pur,
oob ooS NcNincnt 5llriid0c5ogcn mcr.
0cl loll, mo Die Siii5icrc mcincll,
0oS Nc1tmclt ipCr0c nod m0brclto
Der n0d)itcn @odc, iucnn nidt lat
ger, i'm Gicnlt blcibct. &nocIicn
l6cint c9 nidt, ais Oh man mcittrc
l(ltrllbcn 81 lilrd)tcn babe, mo bis
Die @rono Slrp nit ibrcr Nrbeit icr-
tl0 1T, miro icoe Nli@lidt ori Grrlclte
rlnN Der Sample 9citnmnoen icirl.
Die SPECIAL Wrnnb Nllrn bat al,
lGblid) Der iiingItcn Aoiicnf1mpiG
nod 20 Nnflogen crbobcrL 10 Dob lid,
ibrc 3nbl I'M @on5clt ulli 80 bclGuit.
Inter 0cn ncllct NntlnNcn bclirl0cn
Ild) flllf aegcn Sbonlo1 Wtoribou mo
~ on0crc Ncger, lucldc urtcr icincr
TiibrlIng Den Morooniol 0c0cn ocn
Snupt-Slcrf bcS Gpuntp Sd)ubumtcS.
Milliom Wotpc, pcriibt bubcn, lucld)cr
lett elmer Mod)e Sluiid)cn 600 un0 &c
ben 'dlucbt. Die Nc1cr mcrOcn be.
id)ilolgt, c1 nllf lcinc Grnlor0uno ub-
gclebcn 1ebobt 81 bobcr. Nllld mcr,
Den lie bclduloi1t, ocn @ciBcn, Sobl
@ottling, lucldcr onl 6rcitug Nbtno
roriGcr Wod)t all Der Ode Der #. un0
Wolon'S troBc crihoiicn mllroc, nit
trotIid,cn @oficn ongcoriiicn 81 la.
ben. Sn 0rci 6GQcn bor0elt cS lid
ltot9lld INN thdtlihcn 9lnariif bon
Neaern oui @ilrgcr. Die iibrigen
Tnflogen riften iid ge9cn @cibe ipc.
gen 3crtriimmerun0 uno Tliinoe.
rllng 0c@ SopCr'idlcn Hcitollronts
mitten in @cidGitSpiCrtcl Scr Stoot.
Gics mar Der brittle Gag Ger uliac,
Itrcn9tcn 5b1tigfcit Der @rnnO <urp.
Wis iett III MIR Nbrubom NapruCr 0cS
Wtorocs argcflugt, mo iluor ioQ CT
lid an Dem Snllden Williom Tunnc.
0ort'@ bctbciligt bobcn. Gtpu 80
Sclltc leben nod Scr Gntidci0umo Der
@ronb Srlrp I'M 8ciGngnib cntqeacn.
Glide BON Ocn Eerioncn, mclhc bcll.
tc ongcfIogt poroen, iinb nod nid)t
crGrifftrl, uno ibrc Nolnen lperocn
oober p~orloliiig gcbcim 1cbolten.
mobrcnb Die &oitbcicblc gcgcil Iic
lton c%rlalicn morben iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
& d)minoclOuftur in Saft.

u d. ter, N.-9., %. Slngult. =
George ". Gotp, alias Or. SomeS
Gotp, beiinort lid) bier olli Die an-
floac in Soft, IN unbefu9ter @eiie Die
orjtlid)e EroriS oltsgeiibt 81 babell.
Or. Gotp lit AZ Sabre olt. Die Eoli'
sci bcbouptet. boB Der mirflihe Or.
SomtS Sotp lett iiinf Sobren foot lit.
= Sn ct. 2ouis, no, lit scr
8rllnoltcil Il, ocln Goloiicum on ser
@de Don @nlbington. mo Seiierion-
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-23

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A. Burke returned last evening
from business trip to Minneapolis
and Alexandria. Is
]. A. Sandan went to Pine River
this morning in the interest Of the
Northland Produce company.
E. ]. Swedback returned last even
ing from business trip to Minnea-
polls, where he went the first Of the
week.
Cribbage Suppose you hold four
5-spots in your hand, and one 5.spot
turned for trump. Count your hand.
Now if it were possible to hold six
5.spots, what would your hand make?
Count it.
w. ]. Phifer of Deer River, who
has been in the country around
Littlefork for the past two weeks,
came down from the north yesterday
morning and was joined here by
Mrs. Phifer, who came over from
Deer River to meet her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phifer spent yesterday
in Bemidji and left for their home at
Deer River lastnight.
Samuel Tribbey, prominent lum-
herman from Little Falls, came to
Bemidji last evening and went on
through to Kelliher, to look after
some business matters. He saws
that conditions generally were never
better where he has visited for get
ting the big log drives out of this
north country toward the mills where
the logs are to be sawed into lumber
and that lumbermen are generally
we'll pleased thereat.
Rev. ]. P. Johnson, rector of the
Gethsemane church of Minneapolis.
A. V. Ostrom, cashier of the Swedish
American Bank Of Minneapolis and
A. w. Scott, plumber of Mime
apolis, arrived in the city last even
ing and passed on through to Turtle
River. Today they went from
Turtle River to Big Turtle lake,
where they will spend several days.
The gentlmen have purchased the
island in Big Turtle lake which
they will transform into splendid
summer resort. They will return to
Minneapolis in a few days and pre-
pare for coming back to Big Turtle
lake to spend their summer outing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-05-23
Lemon lemonade at Peterson's.

All kinds of tan oxfords a
Bemidji Cash Shoe Store.
| New souvenir postal cards of tn,
Markham hotel at the Pioneer office
Mrs. B. Richardson went to Brain
erd this morning for short pieasur,
trip.
]. G. Templeton Of Rosby wa
registered at the Markham las
night.
County Auditor John Wilman1
went to Cass Lake this noon OF
business.
The Coliseum Rink will be oper
on Sunday evening and there will be
something doing"
Summer toys for the children, in
endless variety, at Peterson's, the
only toy store in town.
Joe Hermans came down from
Kelliher this morning and spent the
day with friends in the city.
Elegant outlay of fruit, berries
and delicacies for Sunday table, OF
the sick room, at Peterson's.
A. E. Foster, the Mizpah merch.
ant, spent yesterday in the city and
returned to his home last night.
w. H. WYE, the logger, returned
this morning from a business trip to
to his logging camps near Kelliher.
G. F. Ross, senior member of the
firm of Ross & Ross, came down
this morning from a visit to Kelli-
her.
A. A. Richardson, the local pho
tographer, went to Kelliher last
night to secure some good views of
that place.
Misses Mildred Woodruff and
Anna Mills came in from their school
at Turtle this morning to spend the
week end at their homes in this CITY.
O. M. Blocker, who has a valuable
claim III the Battle River country.
left last evening to visit his claim
and make some improvements on his
land.
w. L. Pebble, cruiser and timber
man for Walker & Akeley company,
returned this morning from a cruis-
ing trip to the country east of Inter
national Falls.
Miss Alice Mills returned this
morning to Walker after spending
the night in this city. Miss Mills
is teaching the eighth grade in the
Walker schools.
John King and Gust Kulander
came up from their homes at Walker
yesterday and attended the meeting
of the new Bemidji Comandery,
which was held here.
]. A. Mcdonald, cruiser for the
Carpenter-Lamb company of Mime
apolis. left last evening for Houpt to
look after some interests for his
company at that place.
J.. Berglin, who is employed in
the First National Bank of this
city, went to Red Lake yesterday
afternoon on business trip and
will remain there few days.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick of Escanaba,
Mich, head of the National Pole
company, passed through the city
this morning on his way home from
business trip to many of the towns
along the north line of the M. & 1.
railway.
A. H.Fa rell of International Falls,
who is acting as travelling representa-
tive for the Minnesota Type Foundry
company, came in yesterday morning
from points west and went to Inter
national Falls for a weekend visit
at his home.
A. O'Kelliher and w. H. Squier
came down this morning from their
homes at Blackjack and spent the
day in the city. They were old
friends of David McAIlister, in his
lifetime, and they came down with
the body of the deceased, this morn