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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
DR.. j. M. MORGAN,
CHRONIC DISEASES
Electric and < Ray Work
Cor. Madison & Huron SITS. TOLEDO.

Mrs. Geo. j. Munger sustained a
painful injury to her ankle while
alighting from street car.
Hiram Berning has purchased the
Fred Heckler property ON Fifth street
and expects to move next week.
TO LEAsE.-Good farm. Enquire
at JOURNAL OFFICE. 45a
Miss Ada Scouten who has been
the guest of N. Kennedy and wife re-
turned to Adrian last Saturday.
Rudolph Whitman while skating
on the river Tuesday broke through
the ice and narrowly escaped drown
ing.
Miss Alice Nell has been the
guest of relatives and friends in Bow
ling Green and Cloverdale during the
holidays.
j. M. Conner of Rossford was in
Perrysburg, Wednesday evening, TO
attend the meeting of the Home
Guards and gave the JOURNAL
pleasant call.
On Wednesday DR.. d. r. Garfield
received his certificate from the State
Board of Mdeical examiners ahd reg.
istration. and he will open an office
about the first of February.
Carl Corbin entertained party
of young friends on Friday night. The
usual games were enjoyed and fine
oyster supper was served. The
guests were: Misses Mabel Knull,
Lenna Redman, Lula Snyder, Alice
Hegley, Eta Comstock, Gladys Robi-
son, Maize Rhoda, Edith Kellar, Alma
Degner, Hazel Trombla, Esther Eff,
Cora Corbin and Messrs George Dib-
ling, Lawrence Hillabrand, Robert
Kazmaier. Art Hahn, Claude Robi-
son, Charlie Redman, Lester Snyder.
Clarence Carter, Carl Corbin.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

Mrs. Pug entertai ned Toledo
friends last week.
Mrs. Chester Douglass of Toledo,
spent last Friday W tn Mrs. Harry
Thomas.
M. b. Coo Real Estate Agent,
reports the following sales: Road
tract. No. l., so acres, Sarah Thomp-
80 to VIM. Swartz, Perrysburg town.
ship. Al,o house and in-lots Nos. 7
and s, John II. Wilson to Henry Muel-
Ter, Perrysburg Corporation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

Mrs. Geo. Cook of Toledo, visited
Mrs. j II. Marshall Sunday.
&C. e. Stinebaugh and wife were
visiting relatives in Weston last week.
Mrs. E. G. Lee has left for Colum-
bus, where she will spend the winter.
On New Years day, John Kaz-
maler and wife entertained family
party. Covers were laid for 20, and
the occasion was joyous ev mt in the
lives of the family.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

If you have money to invest, should
the amount be large or small, you
will make mistake if you do not con
suit us before placing it.
If you have city property, village
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
a HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL

81 have reached higher health
level since began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills." writes Jacob Spring
er of West Franklin. Maine. "They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working just right" If these pills
disappoint you on trial, money will be
refunded at VIM. Comstock & Sons
drug store. 25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Great Bargains
Farm, Suburban, City and Village
PRoPRISIY
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
If YOU want a home and have small amount to pay
down. and wish pay the balance like rent and
We have some very attractive places
you looking either Tor profitable investment
comfortable home, combination OF both it will pay you
Ito gee us you buy We have city and village property
also several good bargains in farms and will have no eX
pense viewing them.
o have onev for fine
tho amount he large or small YOU buyer for you
mistake do not Special attention to coec
suit before placing it, ons OF rents, for non nresiden
you have city property village Call and see Do it now

The Misses Bertha Wooden, Inez
Galbrack and Lucille Max were oyer
Sunday visitors OF F. E. Wooden and
wife.
Mrs. Hattie Johns n and children
of Bowling Green spe tthe latter part
of last week with John Rooms and
family.
If you have property for rent, list
with The Powers Realty Co., Perrys-
burg, o., and it viii receive prompt
attention.
Mems SI.25 Sweaters
at 80 cents.
VIM. Barton.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

L, Warner and wife spent the Hcl-
idays with friends in Hamilton and
Dayton
Miss Hazel Koons was the over
New Year guest of Geo. Ket eman of
Toledo.
ALI our Prints, z cents
a yard. VIM. Barton:
Miss Anna Beach was the guest
of Miss Dickinson of Toledo the latter
part of last week.
Edward Thomas was the guest of
his consin, Miss McCabe, of Maumee.
last Saturday.
Miss Mernill Hopper of Bowling
Green was the over Sunday guest Of
the Misses Clara and Myrtle Leydorf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

Miss Frances Topliff spent New
Years with friends in East Toledo.
NC. Lee and family were Sunday
guests of Chester Thornton anG wife,
Ladies $I.oo wrappers
at 50 cents.
VIM. Barton.
Russell Hartsing is spending the
week with Geo. Ladd and wife at
Weston.
Mrs. A. Fuller was the guestof rel
atives at Monclova the latter part of
last week.
Miss Mary Doell of Toledo was
the Sunday visitors of A. e. Wilson
and wife.
SITUATION WANTED.-Girl for
general house work. Enquire at JOUR.
NAL OFFICE.
Earl and Miss Mildred Shoemaker
of Napoleon spent last week with rel
atives here
| VIM. Mills and wife were visitors
of Chas. Veitch and wife of Toledo
last Sunday.
j. Gross and Bert Gross of Toledo,
spent last Sunday with D. G. Holbrook
and family.
Frank Rhoda and Adolph Roether
are home for the winter after season
on the Lakes.
Miss Ruth Stebel of Dunbridge,
was the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Hoff.
mann the past week.
Mrs. Evalene Spilker of Webster,
was the guest of her parents, j. F.
Byrnes and wife of this place, on Fri
day last.
Miss Edith Clague of near Cleve-
land, and sister, Mrs. Clara Philo of
near Luckey, called on E. j. Spilker
and wife of Webster, Sunday after
noon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

Mrs. Joe Curtis and children are
visiting with Mrs. Minnie Caldwell of
Eindlay this week.
Lewis Shipman and wife of Roach
ton were the guests of Alfred Smith
and wife of Toledo last Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Strain of Colum.
bus Grove will spend the latter part of
this week with Erwin Ward and fam
lily.
The w. G. Il. u. meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. G. A. Lucas,
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 80 O'Clock and
all members are urged to be present.
1t is a genuine Janu-
ary Clearance Sale, So
come in and see our goods
and prices.
VIM. Barton.
-L.W. .Haslkins, wife and son Harri'
son and Mrs. VIM. Cobb and son Lee Of
Wateryille, took dinner with Gotllet
Walters and wife. Saturday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Don't miss those chill
dren's union suits at 43c.
VIM. Barton.

1
dren's union suits at 43c.
VIM. Barton.
Mrs. Eugenia Chapman spent the
latter part OF last week with E. G.
Beach and wife of Toledo.
Geo. Kazmaier, wife and son of
the country were Sunday guests of
John Kazmaier, ST., and wife.
For SALE CHEAP.-Bay Horse,
1850 lbs; or will exchange for COW.
w. f. MILLER, Perrysburg. o. Abs
= Geo. Mills has been the guest of
Chas Cook and wife of Bowling Green
the past week.
Miss Carrie Kabler of Napoleon,
spent last Thursday with her sister,
Mrs Geo. Murry.
"A. J. Witzler and family were
Sunday guests ofDell S mons and fam
lily of the country.
Miss Clara Leydorf returned to
Hatton last Monday to take up her
school work after weeks vacation.
Mrs. Stella Myers and daughter,
Miss Hazel of Weston, spent last week
with John Koons and family.
Mrs. Kisinger and Mrs. A. G.
Stewart and children of Toledo were
Thursday visitors of Mrs. Maddy and
family.
Special 3 lb. Bats, so,
90 and 7Oc a roll.
VIM. Barton.
VIM. Curtis, wife and son Berlie,
were Sundsy afternoon callers at the
home of E. j. Spilker and wife of
Webster
Father Laycock will deliYer his
celebrated lecture "Footprints on the
Sands of Time" at High School Thurs
day evening, Jan. o.
If you have farm or city proper
ty you wish to dispose of at once, list
it with The Powers Realty Co., Per-
rysburg, o.
e. L. Clay and wife and A. G. Full
ler and wife attended the Masonic in
stallatlon and banquet at Maumee
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Missler has sold her
property on the Plauk road to John
Hufford, which will be occupied by
Bert Hufford and family.
Don't sorget the lecture at the
High School Auditorium, Thursday
evening, Jan. o. Tick is for reserved
seats at the drug store.
Miss Lena Kah, Miss Ruth Allies
of Anna, and Miss Clara Flesher OF
Rockford, were recent visitors of Mrs.
q. L Koch and family.
Prof. ]. M. Garfield and family
visited with his brother, DR.. ID. r.
Garfield of the Nebraska Ave schoo
in Toledo last Sunday.
j. r. By,ne and wife had as Xmas
dinner guests, E. j. Spilker and wife
of Webster, F. d. Shinew and wife
and grandma Shinew of Portage, Miss
g Sarah Shinew of Weston, John an6
Chester Byrne of this place.
"A meeting in the interest of legis
Q lation for the better control of infec
i. tious and contagious diseases among
man and animals, promoted by repre-
sentatives from Boards of Health
i Boards of trade and others, will bt
I held in Columbus, Tuesday, January
14th, at 80 o'clock p. M. Every ont
interested in this important matter il
invited and urged to attend.
tF- A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Our January
Clearance Sale.

Owing to combination OF circumstances Ghe
money strngency, the mild weather during November
and December and too generous buying at the begin
ming OF the season) we have too much winter mer-
chandse on hand for this time Of the year. he first
loss we consider the best loss and the sooner we
make the cut, the better the opportunity to sell
Therefore this January Clearance Sale from the 9th
to the a5th-a ioureen-day bargain carnival-cean,
new and up-to- the minute merchandise at splendid
saving-every-lay needfus at bargain day prices
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26
ONE CONTESTANT WINS
 AND ANOTHER LOSES
0akIey'S Speculation in Assign ment Declared Fraudulent by Register Prescott --- AIexan- drian Retains His Land.

In the contested desert land case of Teil stephen against John F. Wright and Ella S. Laird, entryman and as- signee. Register Prescott has decided that the entry is void because of fraud in the third annual proof. The Reg ister says:
 "The testimony indicates that the entry was valid in it's inception and that the entryman's relation toward the same was bona fide until the date of the third annual proof.
 On January 19. 1906, the entryman executed and delivered the land to J. w. Oakley, either by assignment or punishment, and at the request of Oakley made the third annual proof.
 Tt is clear that the Oakleys were disqualified to hold the entry in its present condition, yet they effected a sale of the land and water stock for $4S00. Wright made an assignment to Mrs. Laird at the request of the Oakleys.
 "It is evident that the third annual proof was false and fraudulent and that the entry was held in fraud sub sequent assignments were merely at tempts to cover it up. Mrs. Laird can not be treated as bona fide pur- chaser without notice.
 The contestee and assignee are held to be without title and the entry is ordered cancelled. As the amount in volved is large, the decision will un- doubtedly be appealed to the General Land Office at Washington.
 Contest Dismissed.
 The Register and Receiver of the Los Angeles Land Office have decided the contested land case of May Farr against Nasareth Alexandrian, per taining to 160 acres of land in the Imperial Valley, near Imperial, in fla vor. of AleXandrian and that the en- try may remain intact The testi- mony showed that the land was as signed by M. Beach to William Mitch ell and by Mitchell assigned to Alex andrian and that the settler had not completed the Improvements required by law at the time of making the third annual proof, but that the land was under cultivation at the date of the hearing, and that the entryman was acting in good faith and had ex- pended $S000 in improvements.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26
TO COLONIzE SONG BIRDS
Plan Proposed to Stock Imperial Val
 ley With Feathered songsters.

Songs of the nightingale breaking forth in the midnight watches; trills of the meadow lark filling the air at the rising of the sum- daytime filled with cadences from thousands of feathered throats, and melodies in the open air all the year round, with the soloists gathered from all parts of the United States or countries afar-- this is the dream of Rev. H. Eummel en fo rImperial Valley, dream which he believes can be realized.
 Father Eummelen who is the Ro- man Catholic priest for the parish of Imperial Valley, and whose home is in El Centro, has evolved a plan whereby he hopes to give this valley the unique distinction of being the habitat of singing birds whose music shall comfort and cheer during every one of the twelve months of the year.
 He proposes to erect an lJnmehsc aviary, which shall enclose with wire mesh a tract OH which grow trees and shrubs, flowers and grasses, and to gather within this enclosure the rarest of singing birds from all sec tions of the country. He believes that the mild winters of Imperial Val ley are ideal for such an enterprise, and that in this great aviary, which of itself should become one of the notable attractions of Southern Cali fornia to the tourist, the snngsters could be propagated and as soon as of sufficient age could be liberated to make their homes hero.
 The great extension of tree plant ing during the past two years, which is turning the desert into | district with even now well broken sky-lines, and which gives promise of becoming more extensive each passing year, provides shade and shelter to the birds; and Father Eummelen believes that in this valley is presented a rare opportunity to colonize the finest singing varieties, which would main tain their homes here after being once introducted to the locality.
 So certain is he of the ultimate success of this project that he is will ling to give the affair his .ersonal supervision and to contribute largely to it's maintainance., The plan has been discussed with Father Eummel- en by several Brawley citizens, who have agreed to lend aid to it's estab- hshment. In case that city does not carry forward the plan, it is probable that it will be undertaken at Fl Centro which as a central point in Imperial Valley, would be an ideal location for the spreading of the colonies of singers set free from the aviary.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26

NE. guar. Sec. 6, Twp. 1e g. R. IA E. Also strip of excess land containing 1 acre or more than 1.
 Ary Harsch to William Johnson; S. half of block 50 of Holtville, together with right of way it. wide along west line of N half of block 90.
 El Centro Land Go. to Newell Ma thews Co. corp. lots 47, and AS, block IS, Fl Centro
 Same to same; lot 8, block 17, El Centro
 Same to same; lot 2, block 17, Fl Centro
 Jake Meadows to El Centro Land Go. a corp. lots t3 and IA, block 8, El Centro
 State of California to Charles liar den; NV. quar- sec. 36 twp, ii, S. R., 19 E. S. B. M
 w. c. Driver to Frederick H. Weeks lots : and 8, block II, Holtville.
 J. and Lou R. Cole oSelena B. Richards; lots and IS, block 15, Holtville
 w. c. and Virginia M. Patterson to l.. E. Bartnett; and G. l.. Gates; lot 40, block 97, Holtville.
 M. P. and Alkaline M. Burnham to E. s. Judson; SW. quarter sec. 10, Twp. 17 s, R. IA E.
 Imp. Val. Imp. Co. to William T.. Dunn; lot 15, block 53, Brawley.
 James K. and Clar al. Thompson to Samuel M Gardner; lots 12 and 13 and N. half of lot II, block 91, Braw- ley,
 Imp Land Co., to same; same.
 Nellie Pellet to Fred H. Snyder; lots and z and IS it. off N. side lot ,, block 91, Brawley.
 Ira l.. Harmon to J. l.. Coleman; prop. in Sec. Is Twp. 13 S. R. IA B.
 J. L. Coleman to Eugene Harmon; Prop. in Sec 1S Twp. 13 s. R. IA E..
 Abram c. Butler to G. w. Donley; lot 8, block 79, Imperial
 R. E. Young to J. s. and Virginia F. Martin; lot 19, block "A, Holtville
 T. H. and Chrissie Bateman to R. F. Bateman; lot 17, block 12, Holt vile.
 Mary Fowler to Leroy Holt; lot z, block 54, Imperial.
 Anna c. and R. E. Toomey to c. G. Darling. lot S hlOck IA Immortal
 c. G. and Mary l.. Darling to Le- roy Holt, same.
 Jasper L. Travers to Fl Centro Land Co.,; lot 30, block g, Fl Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26
ARIzoNA's SUMMER RESORT.
Appreciation of Yuma by a Sympathe.
 tic Desert -Dweller.
(Indio Index.)

We are in receipt of a letter from the Southern Pacific Company asking us to please join with other news papers and with conductors and agents of the company in combating the crazy joke about Yuma being hot place in summer. Indio has many sins to answer for, but it cannot be said that we ever slandered Yuma good old warm-hearted Yuma, where they boil eggs in the sand and fry bacon on the track rail and wrap ice in blankets to keep it cool. A man in Los Angeles some time ago stepped up to the ticket window and said: q want to go to Yuma" The agent took a good look at the traveller then said: You lie. You mean you have to go to Yuma"
 c. J. Blanchard of the United States Reclamation Service declares he has seen men standing around fire in Yuma when the thermometer registered 12S To be sure, they were blacksmiths. He also stated that he never felt uncomfortable in Yuma. Certainly not, he is stationed at the Laguna Dam. Why should he feel uncomfortable when he is a su- perior officer and has no work to per form?
 Yuma is too much like IDdio for us to think of poking fun at her. Yuma has sensible temperature in sum- mer. Indio has a temperature rang ing from 90 degrees to 110. while Yuma's sensible temperature, we will say, is about 100 to 120 degrees. But in the east they have in summer a temperature of about S5 to 95 de- grees. There is nothing sensible about it. The effect is that the human body is boiled alive In Yuma, as in Indio, nobody stops for lunch in the summer; it is too much fun to work.
 Men wear coats to keep the sun from burning their delicate skins, and masOns and bricklayers choose the sunniest, warmest hours of the Au- gust days to sing at their work and make their trowels and chisels mer- rily ring.
 Indio never makes fuA of Yuma, but other people do. The old jokes are getting stale, so it is time we create Rew ones. Any s. P. con. ductor who tells the old soldier joke win lose his job and all agents will please advise the Yuma bound travel. CTS to take along hot coffee in caloric vacuum bottle for fear of frost.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Imperial Valley Abstract, Title and Trust Company J
 Leroy and Anna Holt to w. o. Ham, ilton lots 3, 4, , and 6. Fl Centro Add. No. l.
 Ernest McCulley to Imperial Coun- ty strip 50 it. wide along W. side of So. Pac. Go. r. of W. from the s. to N. sides of Sec. 11-17-14 E. except 1716. 6 it. on S. end which is 40 it. wide
 Paul and Nancy Roman to Geo. A. Carter; lot 28, block ?, Fl Centro.
 Same to w. T .Sesnon; Lot 25. block ?, Fl Centro.
 Same to J. F. Moroney; lot 26, block 2, Fl Centro.
 Same to Eli H. Wiel; lot 27, block 2, Fl Centro.
 Same to E. B. Brinegar; lot "A, block 2, Fl Centro.
 F. N. and Mittie M. Chaplin to Mrs Adelle Dyke; lot 10, block 119, I'm perial.
 Lenora Cardiff to Emily c. Dyke; lot g, block 79 re-sub. blocks 67 to SS, Imperial.
 Imp. Val Imp. Co. to Frank o. Wat son; lot II, block 23, Park Add. to I'm perial.
 A. M. Shenk to Riverside Title & Trust Co., a corp. lot 10, block "A, El Centre.
 Louisa and Harry V. Hall to c. G. Darling lot 12, block 35, Imperial
 A. G. Hubbard and E. D. Roberts, executors of Els. of E. H. Spoor, decd to J. L. Cullar, Alamo Tract IS, Holt vile.
 Lee & Ysabel Armijo to T & Alber- ta AlVarado E. third lots ', and g., block 66, Imperial.
 True Vencill to Herbert Fl. HuTd & Alfred H. Herbert; lot IS, block 2, El Centro.
 S. E Bragg to D. F. Faubin; lots 13 to 1o incl, Bragg's subd. block 12 Calexico.
 Ed B Boyd to George N. Haven and wife N. half of Alamo lot IS, of HOltVille.
 w. H. Prescott and Kate H. Pres colt to Alice B. Blaisdell; lots 1-2-7 block n, lots S.s-9 block S4, all of resubd. of blocks 67 to SS of Imper- ial.
 James S. Bridenstine and Theta M. Bridenstine to L. P Sargent; lots 15- 16, block 12, lots 1914, block "A all of HoltYille.
 Wm. S. Dunn to Henry Ransdell; lot 4, block 58 of Brawley
 M. B. Davis to Harriet A. McAllis. ter; lots IS and IA. block 51. Calexico. True and Arley Vencill to J. M. Bd, munds; NE guar. of sE. guar on
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26

WE ALSO CARRY THE NEW (GEN- ERAL ELEcTRIc) TUNGSTEN HIGH EFF FlclENcY LAMPS. IF YOU WISH TO GIVE THEM A TRIAL, YOU CAN DO so AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26
ROADS FOR PALo VERDE

The Riverside county Board of Stu pervisors have been petitioned by res idents of the upper Palo Ver(e Val ley to set aside certain section lines in the Blythe Ranch as county loads. The supervisors recently visited this valley and absorbed a practical know ledge of its need for roads. and will take action thereon at the next reg glar meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-26

WE HAVE MADE A CONTRACT WITH THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR THEIR "oRADE A" LAMP, THE BEST LAMP MANUFACTURED. OUR INCREASED BUSINESS HAS ENABLED US TO CONTRACT FOR A LARGER QUANTITY THAN IN FORMER YEARS.
 COMMENCING NOVEMBER FIRST, WE WILL SELL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-07-30

y. Q. Pfremmer came up from Wan.
bay by auto Monday. Geo. Pfremmer
was formerly in the grain business in
Webster and later at Waubay. He is
now, and has been for the past seven
years with the Sherman Nursery Co. of
Charles CITY, Iowa, and will spend a
week or ten days In this vicinity in the
interest Of the company.
August Blank lost fine work horse
last week by poison. The boys were
treating potato vines with paris green
and had turned the team loose, while
the boys were sprinkling the potatoes
the horses came up and drank from q
tub in which the mixture had been
prepared, one horse died bus they suc-
ceeded in saving the other.
AS a result OF drinking bottle Of
wood alcohol, which they had stolen
from the barn of farmer near the Sis
seton agency, Red Bird and his wife and
another man named Stevens and his
wife are dead. They all were Sioux In
dams and had taken the alcohol to an.
Indian dance. Others drank some of
the liquor. but are still alive.
Mrs. Boucher arrived from Eureka
Friday to join the Judge, who has been
holding . term Of court here for the past
two weeks. The Judge discharged the
Jury and adjourned court Saturday, ana
BY Mrs, Boucher. went to
Pickeral Lake and enjoyed the pieasures
Il that popular resort until Sunday
light. They are very enthusiastic IN
heir praise Of the lake and It's surround
ngs. Judge and Mrs. Boucher depart
a for home Monday morning. During
hsir short sojourn in Webster they
made many friends who will be glad 20
Relcome them back again.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-07-30
Bijou Theatre!
GUY MccILL, MANAGER,
KADIMG HALL, WEBSTER, S. D.
MOVING PICTURES!
ILLUSTRATED SONG!
Change of program Mondays, Wednesday
and Friday. Open every evening.
Matinee Saturday at 300, p. m.
Admission, Adults Is cts. Children 10 cts.

Last Monday afternoon rumor was
circulated by some person who, sup.
pose, had nothing to do and wanted to
pass the afternoon at some profitable
employment, that /. the undersigned,
died early Monday morning. bat did not
know where. Now I take this way TO
let my friends and also my enemies,
If happen to have any, know that I'm
not dead, but right end up and doing
business at the old stand at the City
Light and Water Plant, Webster, s. ID.
Respectfully.
Swan o. Palmer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-07-30

have lot Of little copper cable that
! have taken down from buildings, and
will sell very cheap. They will do for
ropes to hold mp the blower on the
machine, providing there is no electric
ity In the air; II there is your blower
win drop. About eight cents q foot
cheaper than rope; won't rust. won't
rot and won't stand electricity.
FRED H. RUSSELL.