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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
Rec HEIGHTS

Mr. and Mrs Suhn and little Vina,
are visiting relatives near Harold,
and the four Suhn boys are singing
the old song, What is home with
out a mother"
Miss Minors sister visited her this
week.
Mr. Holmes purchased house of
Mr. Ramey and has moved it onto
his lots north Of Mr. Suhn's.
Mr. Comstock and wife have NOV
ed to Highmore.
The Rec Heights base ball nine,
will have a box social at Mr. Will
Speirs Friday evening the 9th.
Ladies please bring supper for two.
Mrs Wenrick returned home last
Saturday.
Mrs Wareing is spending the week
with her son Robt. and wife.
John Puffer took home a new car.
riage last week. Who is the lucky
young lady?
Mr. Meehan has returned from a
lengthy visit in Iowa, where he went
to attend his mothers funeral. His
aged father was quite ill for several
weeks.
W. hear that farmers are COM
planning of the scarcity of help.
Little Eta Leyson aged two and a
half years, broke her arm Monday
afternoon. DR.. Lane set it. and the
little one is resting we'll today, Tues
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26

state of South Dakota. County OF HAND
80. In Circuit Court, sixth Judicial Circuit
Ernest III. Wilson, Plaintiff.
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March 1853
Notice of Application for Probate OF

Will
State OF South Dakota, County of Hand,
In county court,
In the matter Of the estate ri Anna
Petzell, deceased
The state of South Dakota sends z reetiug
To Michael Petzell, Joseph Petzell, Lizzie
Simms, Mary Jacobs, Henry Pet cell, Dena
Petzeli. John Petzell, heirs. next of kin of
Anna Petzell. deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court. made
on The 18th day of March A. ID. . no
tice is hereby given that Saturday, the It'll
day of April A. y. 1905, at 10 a. m. of said
day. at the court room Of said court. at
Miller in the county of Hand. have been ap-
pointed as the time aud place for proving
the will Of said anna Petzell deceased. and
for uearing the application of Henry Petzell,
for the ISSUANCE to c.. III, Carroll OF letters
testamentary when and where any person
Interested may appear and contest the same
Witness the Hon. c. NJ. Carroll Judge ot
the count court. and the seal OF said court
this 18th dav of March A d.. 1908. ut HIS
office in the city of Miller county OF Hand
state Sou Dakota.
lsEALl c. NJ. CARROLL.
John COsTIGAN Judge.
Clerk OF Court.
HARLAN !. HUsHFIELU, Atty.
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HARLAN J. pusHf1ELp. Atty,
March .5t6
summons

SUMMONS
state of South Dakot County OF Hand,
~. In Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial circuit.
Ernest III. Wilson, Plaintiff.
VS..
Oliver ID. Hart. sometimes known as "
ID. Hart. s.. p. Hart and Il. J.. Hart, whose
full Christion names are unknown, and All
persons unknown who have or claim TO
ance upon the premises described in the
complaint. Defendants.
The State OF South Dakota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required 70
| answ err the complaint OF the plaintin. wnicn
was filed i'm the office of the Clerk Oh tnls
court in and for Hand county, ;. L. at MI
Ter i'm said county and state on the 2lst day
OF February, 1908: aud which prays LOT u
Judgment quieting title To and the deterinIn-
alton of all adverse claims against the
premises described in the complaint situate
in said county towit:. Lot twenty w
the Re-SubdIvision ofblock nve III Niiianu
Ill. Miller'r addition TO the town . s,.y
Of Miller, Hand county. South Dakota. anu
"a serve ,rrony of your answer upon the
subscriber at his Office In the city of ailter;
i, n. within thirty days after the completeu
service Of this summons upon you exciusi.e
of the day of such service: and II YOU iaii 70
answer said complaint within that time. III
plaintiff VIII apply To the court Tor the rc'"'
demanded in the complaint :,
Dated at Miller. $. ID. this 2lst day "
February. y
HARLAN j. BUSHFIELD,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
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Bad Breaks.

"Johnny, Johnny, didn't I ask
you once to stop whistling at the
table,"
"Ycs'm."
"Well, do YOU want me to ask you
again.
"No'm; | don't want you to make
no bad breaks"
"Bad breaks! What do you mean,
Johnny"
"WelPm, you said it was very i'm
polite to ask for things twice at the
table"
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Notice To Creditors

Estate of Gilbert W. Collins. deceased
Notlce ishereby given by the Undersigned.
Ohio H.. Collins. administrato of the estate
OF Gilbert w. Collins deceased, to creditors
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, 10 exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice, 10
the said administrator at the Collins drug
store IN Miller In the county Of Hand. ). ID.
Dated at Miller. Mar, ath., ianS,
OHIO II. CCf1LI,,s
Said Administrator,
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AR. w, +. MILLER
VETERINARY SURGEON

OF st. Paul, is now located at Miller, with an
office at the Heushaw Livery Barn. All calls
promptly attended to.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13
SHOT IN THE LEG,

Mr.. Charley P. Hames, foreman of
Black Lumber Company, in charge of
the erection of new building on At
lanta road, near Sibley's crossing, had
to pass Mr.. Gordon Worley's house,
whose bull dog came out on the road
and attacked Mr. Hames. Saturday at
ternoon Mr.. Hsmes in passing saw
Mr.. Morley in his yard, and told him
he intended TO kill the dog. Words
passed, and Mr.. Hames struck Mr..
Morley with stick, Mr.. Worley
reached for his shot gun and struck Mr..
Hames over the left eye, making bad
cash. Mr., Hames had pistol, and shot
MIR. Worley twice in the thigh, making
q flesh wound. Mr.. Hames surrendered
to the officers, and had warrant sworn
out for Mr. Worley.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13
SPECIAL EMBROIDERY SALE
ICE, SNOW AND DAMAGE.

Sunday evening it commenced rain
ing. sleeting and showing, and kept NJ
Sunday night. When Monday morning
dawned the trees we're heavily loaded
with ice and the ground covered with
snow and ice Telephone wires in great
number as we'll a. electrical wires,
went to the ground The electric cars
between Marietta and Atlanta went
dead and did not run on account of the
damage done to their trolley wires.
Many limbs of shade trees in the city
park, on the streets and throughout the
town, wel1 unable to hold up under the
weight Of ice and went crashing to the
ground.
The streets Of Marietta Monday, with
broken limbs of trees and tangled tele-
phone wires, looked like cyclone had
been along.
Atlanta road, from Sibley's to Mari
eta, was almost impossible Monday,
owing to the telegraph and telephone
poles being down all along the line.
The distractions were such that they
had to be moved to pass.
The Journal office building was flood
ed with water. Our job presses, news
paper press, paper cutter, much wooden
type and paper stock were soaked with
water and badly damaged. We used
paper boards to turn the water, but it
was insufficient to protect. 1t was
Tuesday before we could turn out any
Job work We found our newspaper
press in bad fix, wet and rusty. The
tympan was ruined, and we had to take
it off and put on a new one. After
deal of extra work and delay we've
managed to get the paper out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13

A large number of phones are out of
commission in Marietta owing to the
havoc made by the ice king.
Pluralities this year nominate the
judges and solicitors is the ruling OF
the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
Some of the candidates will have
marching orders" about the Goth of
March. 1t will be time enough to
make crop, anyhow.
Mr. Homer McOlntchey, manager of
the Bell Telephone Company, here,
says there are 800 phones knocked out
here by the ice havoc, which he hopes
to have in temporary working order by
Saturday night. A force of hands from
Philadelphia will be put TO work.
The many friends of Mr.. Charley E
Edwards, who lives on Powder Springs
road, are glad to see he has about re.
covered from long spell of fever. Mr..
Edwards is one of Cobb county's best
farmers and most upright citizens, and
we could lily spare such worthy men.
Mr.. o. E. Pickens, who lives in Ore
gon district, after long spell of sick
ness was able to be in Marietta last
Thursday for the first time in two or
months. Mr.. Pickens is one of Cobb
county's most excellent and worthy
young men and Industrious farmers,
and we are glad to see him out again.
Cards of thanks, resolutions of re-
spect and obituary notices, other than
those which the paper itself may give
as matter of news, will be charged
for.
Mr.. John Keeffe, of st Louis, Mo-,
spent few days here last week visiting
his sister, Mrs. John A. Massey. He is
now on visit to Charleston, s. c., and
will return here this week, It has been
about Is or 10 years since he was in
Marietta, When he left St. Louis last
week it was sleeting, and the thermom-
eter was two degrees above zero. He
appreciated the sunshine and cloudless
sky here last Thursday
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DEATH OF MRS. MCKINNEY.

Mrs. Mary Mckinney, aged 95 years,
died at the home of her son, MIR. Will
Mckinney, on Lawrence street, on last
Sunday morning. She had been sick
for several weeks, and owing to her ad-
vanced age, her death was expected
She had been a member of the Baptist
Church for 81 years. She is survived
by three sons, Messrs, Will and James
Mckinney, of Marietta, and Mr.. G w
Mckinney, of Clifton, s. G.
Tie funeral was conducted at the
house by Rev. A. R, Bond, assisted by
Rev. ], j, Grow, and interment in city
cemetery.
Our sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved
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Local Items.
The fruit crop ought to be safe.
Mrs. Mack Hodges has returned from
Monop

The fruit crop ought to be safe.
Mrs. Mack Hodges has returned from
Macon.
For RENT-Five-room cottage, on
Lawrence street. Mrs. H. G. Cole.
The Ice King" tied up the Atlanta
street cars Sunday night and Monday
morning
Remember. all announcements for
Office are payable in advance. Don't
ask US for credit
Mr.. Wallace Hutchinson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Hutchinson. of Mariet-
ia, will be married to young lady in
New Orleans Wednesday.
Mrs. Langley was stricken with slight
paralysis last Friday, and has suffered
good deal. 1t is pathetic case, as
Mr.. Langley is almost blind.
Mr.. W. r. Dobbs, of Kennesaw, an
nounces for County Commissioner in
this issue. He is a worthy man, and
would fill the position acceptably.
A negro tenant house, owned by Mr..
Trammell, on corner of Reynolds
and Wright streets, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday night.
Mrs. w, J. Black entertained few
friends at cards on Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Hopkins, of Mime
apolis.
Mrs. W. G. Carriker, OF Marietta, won
the 81 900 in gold offered by the Atlanta
Georgian for the largest number of
votes in securing subscribers.
a mammoth oak tree, as large as any
in the city park, was uprooted and pros
trated, by the clinging icicles, in Mr..
George Montgomery's yard last Mon
day,
Ruth, the three.year.old daughter of
Mr.. Ed. Billing, at Holly Springs,
Cherokee county, was burned to death
by her clothing catching fire before a
CRATE.
Mrs. Dan Anderson and Mrs. Katie
Anderson Conner went to Atlanta on
Wednesday to attend the reception that
Mrs. John s. Gambler gave in honor of
Mrs. Asa Warren Gambler and Mrs.
Walter Turner Gambler.
The U. D. c. will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Monday after
noon, at o'clock, in the Lodge Hall
Payment of dues will be expected at
this time. Mrs, Tom Handy,
Recording Secretary
The Supreme Court has decided that
person who keeps vicious dog is re-
sponsible, on suit tor damages, for any
damage he may do TO a person, on or
of ones premises. Better not keep
bull dog.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13

Harper, who was condemned to be
hanged for killing the sheriff of Murray
county, Georgia, escaped from the Tow
err, in Atlanta, with a safe bio xer named
Barton. Harper was defended By Colo.
mel Charley Griffin, of Marietta, in the
trial. Harper can beat lawyers in
CLEARING" himself.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13

On all winter goods. Ready-tO-Wear,
Underwear, Hosiery, Dress Goods,
Silks, Wash Goods, Linens and small
Notions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-13


off all
prices
over from last season that we will sin this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-27

Desany s-Miss Mary Abbott Of Boston,
who has been Waiting her uncle W. H.
Whitcomb, has gone to Richmond to visit
relatives. Jennie Fuller OF Bellows
Falls Is visiting In town for two weeks
Miss Barbara Dcsany Is with relatives
In Essex Junction for a few days.--F. W.
Buxton was at home from Cambridge
over Sunday.--Mrs. A u. Joy has been
IN Burlington for n few days.
The funeral OF George Choate, for
many years a resident of this town. who
dcd In Essex Sunday, aged II years, was
held in Essex at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. NC. Reed. yestc r,lay and
the burial was in the cemetery in this
village. lie was the father of Mrs. Me-
cora Brown of this town.--Mrs Fanny
Clcrkin of Burlington has been visiting
In town Byron Ward, Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
Flora White and Misses Lulu and Rena
| White. who have been In town for n few
weeks. started Tuesday for their home in
Ics Moincs, fowa.--Mr. and Mrs T. f.
G. cherry. who have been visiting her
father. G. =. Palmer, have started on
the return to Sioux Falls, S. D.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Church and daughter, vino
have been visiting his sister, Mrs Albert
Pyingtun, have gone to Wnooski to visit
her brother. Or. a s. G. I'M, before re-
turning to their home in Rutland.--pr
oscar Chase OF New York city and Mrs.
John Johnson and son of Kelley Iowa,
lave been visiting at Isaac Cha.e's.-Thn
kov. G. y. Atwood. |. G.. Morse and Il.
O. Brown were in Burlington Monday.
The funeral Of George Choate was hold
at the Congregational Church Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock, the Rev. G. y.
Atwood officiating. quartettc composed
Of Mrs T.. =. Williams, Mrs J. H. SAT
ford. Jr.. +. A, Percival and Theodore
Williams sang two selections Mrs John
Casey and daughter. May, and tho Misses
schllhanmer and brother were In Bur
linRton Wednesday.--A. u. Small OK Bur
linRton has been visiting at Mrs. Jennie
STalls Mrs. Charles Hulburd Of Bos-
ton Is visiting at DR.. G.. b. Hulburd's-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Perrin and son and
daughter of Greensboro are visiting Mrs
Peerins mother and sister. Mrs. Martha
Pettce md Mrs. Ethelyn Alaer.-Mrs
| Wayland +. Batson and son are visiting
relatives IN St. Alhans.--Mrs. Danl,l
O'Kane OF Burlington has been visiting
her sister, Miss Katherine Reavy.-Mrs
Charles Mead and daughter Of the Phil
| ipUincs. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Mead's mother. Mrs. Caroline Mead at
William Cooks
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Llcwlyn Allen and son
Of Oswcgo. and MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm
Allen and children Of New York city
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Allcn.--PcrCv Ballard of Bur
linCton is spending n few days with
LYMAN Powell --Clareuce Phelps Is
much hettcr.-Mr. and Mrs II. j. Rob
inson have been spending a few days
at camp Rich as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs G. A. Pratt.--Dr. and Mrs John
Drew returned Monday to their home
in Rumncy. y. H., in their automobile
accompanied by Miss Jennie Rankin,
who will spend several days with them.
p NJ DePatic was at home from
Parrc over SundaY-The graded school
will begin September g.
Mrs stacy and two children Of
Tolchertown. Mass, and Mrs Dlmond
ana little daughter Of Springfield. Mass,
who have been visiting in town, returned
hone Monday william Clark of And
over. Mas. Is spending his vacation in
town-NI and Mrs. Arthur Rood have
another little son Mt their home.--col.
Il. O. Clark and family are spending
u days at the Thousand Tslnnds.-Miss
Alice and Winfield Crane of Washington,
n. g.. are the guests of Mr. ana Mrs.
c. 7. Skcels.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Bagley and children
and Miss Janet Shattuck were at Queen
City Park over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Titus and daughter started for Holdredse.
Ncb.. Thursday after visiting relatives
here for few weeks-Miss Hazel Berry
OF Richmond visited her uncle, Samuel
Randall Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Clinton Nix and children returned
t. Montpelier Monday after visiting rela-
tives.-John Miles was called tn Cana la
Friday by tho Gerious Illness Of his
mothcr.-Mr and Mrs. V. X. Sargent
visited in burlington over Sunday The
Misses Bertha Barnes and Eta Brown
son of burlington returned home Monday
after visiting Mrs. Clara Norton.-Nr. AMI
Mrs johnson from Bartletts lumber
camp are visiting in Lincoln anc War
ren-Alrs Mary Adams OF Randolph Cen
ter was at J. G. Carpenters Monday and
Tuesday.--Mr and Mrs. II. V. Hanks oil
Nashua. y. H.. are visiting her sister.
Mrs y r. Sargent
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LAhOILLE COUNTY.
MORRIsVTLLE.

MIR and Mrs. H. A. Siayton arr enter
tanning Mr.. ana Mrs O, c. Fletcher ana
daughter. Miss Gertrude Slnyton Flet-
Of Chattanooga, Tenn. tho Rev, J, NJ.
Frost OF ct. Johnsbury and Mr.. and
Mrs. J, r. Slaytor and family Of Bos-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. walter Small! OF
Boston are visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. 8. Smsll.-GeoyEe badger and
son, Fred. are at homo from Ascutncy-
ville,--Mrs, A. J. Daniels CT Greensboro,
Miss Grace Sawyer Of Newport and
Miss Waiver Pierce Of Stanstead. p. O..
ave guests OF Mrs, II W. Drown.--Mr,
and Mrs Elmer Camp and their HID
rem spent Saturday and Sunday In Rich
ford Niles Clara Burt paascc satur-
day and Sunday In Relviderc. -. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry George Of Boston left Sat
urday. Mr.. George going home and Mrs.
George TO ~. Albans.-A. j Boynton re-
turned ia Rutland saturday.-Miss Ida
May Beaulac visited in Haryiwick satur-
dny.--Miss l.. NJ Stimson Of Montpelier
returned there Saturday -Prin. Martin
W, Chnnec went to Peacham Saturday
where his school will open Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs, Il. c, Butterncld Of Pitts
field went Saturday Il st. Johnsbury to
visit their son.-Miss Marion Worthen
returned to Newport Saturday after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Worthen.-
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WILLISTON.

Mrs Elizabeth Whitney and Mrs. W. r,
Whitney were seriously injured by being
thrown from their carriage Saturday, the
horse taking fright at an automobile
John Place Is falling as is Alonzo Place
OF Talcott--A republican rally will be
held here Saturday evening,-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Keefe, their son and daugh-
ter Of Kingston. n. Y, IRE the guests Of
James Keefe, Sr.-Eugene I'issonette OF
Charleston, 8. c., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James II, Bryant,-The Wiliston Social
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JERICHO.

Excursion TO Lake Champaign, See
ad. on page :.
Max Lintner has nrAshcl work for G.
Herbert Hutchinson and has moved hls
family into the Deveneau house. Ira
Yandaw has taken Mr.. Iintncr's place -
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph NJ Church and
daughter, Ruth, OF Rutland arc visiting
his sister, Mrs. Albert =. Byington.-Mrs
6 r. Wells of Burlington IL expected to
move here soon and occupy her house as
soon ms vacated by Joseph Rissonette, '-
MIS- Susie Carroll was in Burlington over
Sunday-Mr and Mrs. Carl Goodwin Of
Nontpelier are visiting his mother, Mrs.
n. II. Goodwin Mr., and Mrs. L. g. Rice
are in st Adams guests or Mrs. Rice's
sister, Mrs S. w, Paige.-Mrs' Florence
IIuribut Wentworth Of Paterson, \. j.
has been called home by the Illness OF
her mother Mrs W. r. Macomber-- Mrs
Hayden ~ Georgia is with her sister
Mrs. w. r. Macomber.-Mi Luna CooF
Of Westford is visiting at Johr
Casey's.-Mrs. Ellen PercIval. who has
been seriously Ill, is improving.-Mis
Cornelia Lavigne, who has been in to"r
FOR few weeks, has gone to Esse'
Center for n visit before returning tf
Lebanon, n, H.
Miss Dorothy Chase of New Rochelle
n Y, who has been spending the sum
NOR in Essex, y. Y, Is the guest of her
grandmother and aunt, Mrs. T., II. Mann
and Miss Harriet Mann.-Mrs, Plank o.
Fairfax Is visiting Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reming
ton--The Rev. a. +. Tnord Of Fairfax
spoke n. the Baptist Church Sunday ir
exchange with the Rev. Frederic Elmer
ron.-Mrs ana Plat and two daughters
>f Milton have been visiting at Henri,
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UNDERH1LL.

Excursion to Lake Champaign. See
ad. on page :.
Martin Naranore. who has lived with
Henry Brown, died Monday. The funeral
was held Wednesday at the house.-Wil-
Ham Naramore of Bakersfield was called
here on account of the death Of his
hrother.-Mr. and Mrs Ralph Scott Of
New York and Theodore Chase of Pas
SUmpsiC have been tho guests Of Miss
Julia Scott the past week. Mr.. and Mrs
Franz Knight, who have been visiting
his brother, u. w. knight. have return-
ed to the West-Mrs. Paine and three
children OF Cambridge are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Edwards.--The Dramatic
club OF Cnderhill Center will give their
play Me and Otis AZ the G. A. X. hall
Friday evening, The ladies' OF the w. r.
g. will serve ice cream, cake and coffee. -
Mrs. Lucy Prior. who has been visiting
her brother, Henry Mead, has returned
to Jericho.-Mr and Mrs Arthur Myette
OF Burlington are visiting his uncle. a. d.
Myette