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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31
Mazeppa Doings

William Boice was hauling grain
Saturday.
O. E. Anderson spent Saturday in
South Shore.
Eddie Richard spent ( Sunday in
Twin Brooks.
Louis Ebins is on the sick list.
Frank Avery was calling on friends
one day last week.
John Beetem. was in Twin Brooks
Friday.
Mrs. S. J. Billington,is visiting her
daughter in Milbank.
w. J. Richard spent Monday after.
noon with Mr.. Helm.
Mrs. Louis Ebins was in South
Shore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HAYES were in Nil.
bank Tuesday.
M. M. Wartenbee and wife drove to
South Shore Friday.
Mr.. Archer and son B. f.. Halves
were fishing at the South Shore lake
Saturday. They made q good catch.
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B OVERFLOW

Kt sses have had another run of the
grip. Mary, who has been attending
the St. Lawrence school is at hom9
and was seriously i'll but is slowly
improving. We know Mary works
very hard when at school and perhaps
no one would be in more danger of
brain fever.
There are still a few of us Dutch.
men left and we're not dying out very
fast either. The following facts prove
this exclusively A short time ago
one of u families ordered q good
supply of xli-klap slippers for home
use. The entire supply has been COB
bled by the public like hot cakes and
there is still a pretty good opening for
an e~nterprising business man who is
willing to hustle for trade. Don't
think the writer is making fun of any.
body. This cold snap gave him leis-
ure to design appropriate apparel for
his understanding or you might have
caught him limping about in his stock.
ings for another pair of the slippers
could not be had in the county if you
were to beg for them-try it.
Grace Miller, who attends high
school and boards at c. E. Mills was
obliged to miss school a short time
on account of i'll health.
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Aug Thi-lp who has been visiting
with his brother at Big Stone the past
few DAYS returned Monday evening.
Will Soule made a business trip to
Wilmot Saturday.
F.. Y. JOHN aud o WILDER were
transacting business at Wilmot Satur-
day
E. A. Knight returned from Holm
quist Saturday.
Miss Olive Ralph and Miss Carrie
Carlman attended the teachers meet
ing at Wilmot Saturday.
DR.. Bolsta of Ortonville was in town
Saturday on professional business.
Bob White and Paul Kohler were
visiting at Wilmot between trains
Saturday.
Henry Eckhoff. of Boone, Iowa. who
has recently purchased the Noting
| farm north of town arrived here Mon.
day morning.
Frank Wilcox, of Monteyideo, was
vi sitting friends here Tuesday.
NJ. W. German of Wilmot was
tr%ansacting business in town Friday.
VIM. Thiele made a business trip to
| Sisseton Saturday.
Miss Kate Austin who has been
| visiting in Minnesota for several
weeks returned Monday.
Elton Jennings came up from Mil.
bank Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Leliah Train who has been visiting
with her sister this week returned
to her home at Browns Valley Mon
day.
f. Z. JOHN was a Milbank caller
Monday.
NJ. w. German of Wilmot was In
town Monday on business.
! WILDER JOHN went to st. Paul Satur
day evening with a a of hogs.
C. L. Preston was t~ransacting busl1
in Milbank Monday.
Corenna Hills is sick with thu
measles.
Will Hills, of WilmOt, was in tow
Monday.
The sick in our little town arr
getting along as we'll as could be ex'
pected with the exception of the cor
respondent who had a slight dlzzl'
spell Wednesday morning and run he
nose on to a red hot stove pipe. 81
please don't everybody ask us. "Wh'
what's the matter with your nose
: Mrs. Dochow is quite sick an
lis under the care of DR.. Prouty.
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LabOlt Band Concert

A band concert was given at LabOlt
on the 25th as a benefit and from
which over $50 was realized. That an
organization such as, the Labolt band,
can be kept together in a community
of the size of Labolt it certainly very
creditable to the people of that 10
cality and to the boys who compose
the band, and the latter are entitled
to every courtesy and assistance that
a be given them. The program at
the concert was as follows:
Program
March-''Old Faithful'-Abe Rol-
zean-Dand
Alto Solo-"Buds and Blossoms
w. S. Riplev-Arthur Englund,
Male Quartette-"Mit Howlands
Dall'-M. Pfei]-Svea Quartete.
Cornet Solo-"Aqurrelle"--T. V.
Short-Edmund G. Miller.
Overture-''Past and Present.
Dalbey-Band.
Maroh-s.Newton''--J. F. Buholtz
Band.
Reading--Selected--Prof. S. E.
Hensel.
Waltzes-"Delilah'-S. Hdw. Ches.
nut. Band.
Male Quartette-s'Larkan'--X. Val.
line-LundQuist Q%uartette.
March - "Cdbeletta" = Dalbey :
Band.
Overture"-Living Pictures"-Dal'
bey-Band.
College Potpurri-''Bingo'- Beebe
Band.
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Doings at Marvin

n. Davidson went to Aberdeen
Wednesday morning on business.
Il. o. Names returned to his home
at Roland. H., "wednesday night
Fred Marshall takes his position as
day operator.
Mrs. Ole Haug spent Tuesday at
Appleton, Mimi. +.
Miss Clara Almos of Esteliine, S.
D., is visiting the Rude family.
Miss Enga Rude went to Watertown
Tuesday.
Alfred Mcdowell of South Shore has
been spending q few days here with
old friends.
s. E. Sullivan and A. E. Mellow
ell drove to South Shore Tuesday.
Miss Clara Schumacher has been en-
gagged to teach the school west of here
and began the new term Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Anderson returned
from Watertown Monday, where they
spent q few days visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. G. Shaustrom.
There will be q basket social In tho
Marvin s~choolhouse Friday evening.
The proceeds are to go toward buying
an organ, and al are invited.
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Rose Schell came up from Milbank
Wedne day for a short visit with
friends.
E. A. Ehrle left Wednesday for
Haven, s. D.. where he will run
The Hawkeye Elevator Co.
Earl Smith went to Milbank Tues
day.
Mrs. C Norton came up from Nil
bank Thursday to see her brother.
Henry JOHN who is still very sick
with rhumatism.
The Lutheran church is undergoing
some repairs. It was found that the
timbers under the floor had become
rotton and that new floor joists would
have to be put in.
DR.. Ferguson vas up from Milbank
Thursday and Friday on professional
business.
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Around Elmira...

Mrs. G. Fl. Kimball left Monday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
expects to stay . few weeks.
A very pleasant little party and
dance at Strains again proved the
Strain family to be roySl entertainers.
The vacant house across the road was
Frightened up and used for the young
people.
The Hansen boys from Minnesota
ave been here, and having nearly fin
ished the shed over their threshing
machine they started home with the
bunk shanty Friday. Breaking an
axle DELAYED them until Saturday,
when they we're able to go home.
Miss Eva Strain, who has been at
home with sore eyes is now improv-
ing.
Superintendent Kerr again visited
Elmira schools last week, reaching
Revillo in time for the teachers meet.
ing Saturday.
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At Big Stone City

Headlight, Jan. %.
Arthur Partridge has sold the s. e. t
of sec. 4, Vernon township, to John
Heath, for S35 an acre. This is the
old Partridge tree. claim.
John Heffernan is one of the high
men who patronize the Big Stone
creamery. In May, June, July, Aug.
est and September last year he drew
the biggest check of any patron. His
check for July was 1928, which is with
IN n dollar of being the highest for
the year.
c.. w. Harrington is pretty we'll
pleased with his silos. He took 5000
out of the creamery in 1907, milking
an average of about Is cows. This
ind that Mr.. Harrington is a
good dairyman and has a fine herd to
do business with. An average of over
$65 is good dairying in any country
M. H. Diebold, Of Zion City, has
been visiting friends at Odessa and Big
Stone, but being out of town last week
we didn't see him.
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rOmStrandburg
J an.29

Jan. 30
King Bore made a sharp appear
ance this morning, registering % be.
low zero.
Messrs. Aug. and A. j. Anderson
from Langford, this state, have been
here checking Up The bank, and they
were we'll pleased with the business
transaction made during the year.
They thought S~trandburg was all
right. The former is the president
and the latter vice president of the
bank We always appreciate calls
from such gentlemen.
Gullek Olson went to Madison,
MINI, yesterday and when we asked
him what he had been doing, he
showed US two teeth that some ugly
looking fellows had pulled out, b t
we didn't notice if he had any n W
ones put in. Mr.. Olson prefers t O
talk for Canada, but he seems to think
South Dakota is all right to live in.
j. O. Nelson and daughter Ellen
made q trip to the twin cities Satur-
dav. The former returned Monday
via the Great Northern but the latter
is visiting relatives for a few days.
G. j. Swanson left for the twin cit
les Monday and expects to stay there
for a couple of weeks to buy his ma
chinery and hardware for the spring
sales. Lars johnson is the manager
during his absence.
The band boys will meet again to-
night. We expect them to make an
exhibition on the street. =,
Martin Anderson and John Claren
ven out to the country today to learn
how many buildings there we're to be
erected during the summer.
Rev. Schold and l.. J. Englund left
for Ortonville Monday to attend the
district meeting of the Big Stone
District of the Minnesota Conference
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ele' ~ 'Na' not #"
hone T. = -'the 10
Otr ,.rr 49, III last " -
John A r4sfe' did cho'e- ~
VIM y ,~yprnnter, Jr'. H. n"r't"
Suud., :* fr aberdeen OK
after hi f. ming interests.
On Wul. e-day night of last ~rtk
Guata S%cnul,z, from east ~ 't'n.
and NJ Mroar net on main street,
each on ii, own high seat. Gustav.
horse NUT have received a magnlied
impression of the machine and c"nsid'
cred i, entitled to the entire street. so
the horse nroceeded to take to the
sidewalk, thereby causing the buggy
to assume a horizontal position. Had
this taken place ia the country we
might have exr ec5 d the auto to make
room by climbing a post up.
Mrs. VIM. L. ,eschke, Sr., and son
Edmund, living south OF town, re
turned last week from q several weeks
visit with relatives near Detroit,
Mich
Last Thursday morning. at $3.50
O'CLOCK, Mrs. Johan Laskowsky took
her departure from this land of the
living. Her health was no worse than
usual and on the Sunday before she
had attended at church in the country
where it had been her custom to attend
before removing to Big Stone.
On the morning of her death she
arose and went about her work as u.s.
ual. Aware of her suddenly failing
strength she called for a drink, after
which she breathed only q few Sec
onds more.
For q number of years she had been
troubled with weeping tendonss and
cancer but the immediate cause of her
death was an eruption of the pulmon-
ary artery. She is survived by her
husband and seven children, two sons
and five daughters, five OF whom are
married, and sixteen grandchildren.
Her age reached the goodly number
of 90 years. 5 months and Is days.
The remains we're laid to rest In tie
cemetery of the Evangelical Lutheran
church southeast of town, Sunday al
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
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RevillO Doings...

Weekly Item, Revillo
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Cahill
last Tuesday, a girl.
Mesdames Vickeaman, Rourk and
Sexaner accompanied by Dan Rourk,
departed Wednesday evening for
Lemon, S. D., to begin their eight
months claim life.
The item in last weeks paper to the
effect that f. G. Jones had returned
from Minneapolis, was not Just the
truth. Instead of coming home be &C.
companied j. f. Jones down to New
Orleans. Both are now at Pass
Christian, Miss, which is . town on
the gulf and noted as a health resort
Mrs. j.. F. Jones remained in Mime.
apolis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-01-31

On our return from Watertown a
week or so ago we had the pleasure
of meeting a number of old Grant
county friends while waiting at Apple
ton between trains. Thos. Dawson
who was a Big Stoneite before going
to Appleton, showed US over the big
Touring mill with which he is connect
ed. The Appleton mill is one of the
successful institutions of this charac-
ter located away from the large cities,
and has a capacity of 600 barrels a
day. L. M. Kaercher and Eugene
Dixon. both former Milbank men,
are engaged in the mill. the former
as grain buyer and the latter as en-
gineer, and w. H. Pierce, formerly of
this city is also engaged in the mill.
While in the town we also met w. A.
Keyes, who for some time lived in
Madison township. Mr.. Reyes was
broken up over the recent death of his
daughter, Mrs. Haines.
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MelrOse Jottings
J. C. Reeve is filling his ice house

j. C. Reeve is filling his ice house.
Minneapolis Saturday,
Iva Dubbel is teaching in No. 2 dur
ing the absence of Geo. Deuel..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw who have
been visiting at Charts left Wednes-
day for Aberdeen. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Bardshaw's son Joe,
who has been living in Melrose for
some time.
Dubbel & Smucker shipped hay to
Chicago last week.
Mrs. Dochow just + the line IN
Roberts county is quite i'll.
Mrs. j. Joclyn, of Summit, is caring
for her mother during her illness.
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Corona Doings
Call at Suule's for bargains on win

Call at Soule's for bargains on win
ter goods.
Geo. H. Soule & Bro. sell the
Sharood Shoes. r. E. z. a specially.
Give them a trial.
A dinner plate, pie plate, sauce dish,
cup and saucer and a can of Palace
baking powder for SOC at Soule Bros
Call and inspect the s1iverware that
Geo. H. Soule & Bro. are giving away
Mrs. w. w. Stapleton was a Mil
bank cal er Saturday.
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HIGH SCHOOL QUILuNGS
Conducted by the Editor Of The BIots Maeazine

Miss Eizinger: 'Mr. Mcpherson.
what would you say if you wanted to
say Il do in GERMANY"
Mr.. Mcpherson: Il wouldn't a
it, Someone in the back seat giggled
Is there not a Sherlock Holmes or
an Anderson Crow in the high school
to explore the depths of this note writ.
ing mystery and bring to light the
culprits! We all hope so.
Someone in Rhetor gave this defni.
ton for cosmopolitan: Anyone who
makes his home IN any locality Lit
tie Roy BrannOn wondered if a hobo
was a cosmopolitan. Innocent Roy!
Malsed fell asleep in school. Miss
awakened him and asked if he was
sick. But Senica wasn't sick. He had
been reading M Of S%tOddard's lect.
ures on the yawning chasms of the
Alps mountains.
The basket ball boys were practis-
ing n afternoon last week. There
was a phone call for the captain. Says
he: Il cant come" Says G l. II:
"A W. slip on something and come up
He did. He slipped on a step and
came down.
The editor vas not aware that we
had a sheeney in the high school un.
til he read a sketch. written by a
member of the rhetoric class. The beg.
ing paragraph read something like
this: On some nice October mornings
we can see diamonds all over the
ground
The editor forgot to m Ike mention
in his writeup of the Junior party
last week Of Miss Rumsey having
stolen the class presidents ice cream
Olives and cake.
Some Of those sweet voices in the
high school GLORIOUS ought to take
pity on the innocent ones and sing
with their faces in a pillow.
Prof. says a fellow starts to write
poetry and even songs when he be.
comes a Junior. Well, we all have
done foolish things and no one is per.
feet. We've been pretty good child
ren if we a loo back over thepast
and recall everything we've said and
done, without blushing.
Miss Rumsey in physics asked Dore
how much energy he possessed. He
hardly ''possessed' enough to grunt
none, teacher!,'
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Letters remaining uncalled for in
Mllbank postofice Jan. 30, 1908,
Anderson Wanda Stelzer, Clodis
Strain, Mrs. O., Strener2 & Coz
In calling for any of the above
please say advertised" and give
date of ad~ vertisement. II not called
for in fifteen days will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
A. M. NIXON, Pm.
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Thos. Finley, who has been so
seriously sick with the small
pox for several wee ks, is now
recovering nicely. and it is in
tended to take him to his fathers
just north of town to. day.
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WILMOT

Republican, Jan. IS.
{. Puder came up from Big Stone
Monday evening to plaster the new
residence of M. F. Cummins.
Fred DeGreef went to Milbank Sat-
urdav for a visit with the Frank
kockx family, retl rning Wednesday.
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The high school basket ball
girls went to Wilmot last Friday
evening and played the Wllmot
winning the game by a
score of 26 to q.
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ArOundAlban

Jan. %
Have you discovered any germs hid
ing around the fence corners these
days when the mercury column shriv.
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old daughter 81 William and Arrila
Penney died of brain fever last night.
Counselor r. T.. Black OF the
ward hishopric has been sick for the
past u days with typhoid fever
William Fennemore. from Benver. has
opened up a grocery store at the old
Robert Shaw stand a recent
hail storm did considerable damage in
spots to the alfalfa crop.
Notes from Cowlcy, Nyo.---lude-
prudencc Day was celebrated tittiugly
without accident. \ double
funeral was held at the residence Of
James n. Welch this afternoon over
the remains OF their 5-wccks-nld infant.
and The S-woeks-old babe OF Mr. and
Mrs. n. 7. Johnson. both havine, i'~d
of pneumonia. Considerable
sickness prevails among the children.
Charles @. Anderson is uow
convalescent from siege of typhoid
fever. The first crop of hay u
now being stacked which is extra good.
though the continuous showers are M
terferlns With having. All crops are
looking well, especially the sugar beets
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VOTE FOR SCHOOL
BONDS TOMORROW
ouden Citizens viii Decide on
High School Proposition
List of Polling Places
FOUR COUNTY FAIR ASSN
FOUR COUNTY FAIR ASSN
Judicial Convention july s2-Nirs'
Rice Sues for Divorcc--Dri,cr
Beats Horse TO Death.

n
ogden, Jul! '" wy
payers and citizens OF ogden VIII decide
whether they want new High school
h,, Tho ras,,lt ~ tho cleotion o,,
oi "ot ~ - ~.
the scnool ppnus question: II tne s'o'ooo
bonds to be used for new high school
TO be erected ON the vacant lot at the
,oi.,o, of u,vontv.,,cth s,,a., 49,, Mo-,
eo' NO. MN s''ee' anu N'oi'
roe avenue Which was SO generously
given by Nh and Mrs. r. j. KieseI, are
wanted the voter win vote ves R,,t If
-
ne Wai'> 'he sa''e "ia present hish
school building which has been con-
demned both from fire protection and
sanitary points of view and which will
have to be rcmodeled this fall at cost
that will reach $4,000 then the voter
win vote No
So certain are the leaders in the
movement for the new school that the
bond question will go through that they
are ready to announce the result as be-
ing favorable. There has been little
or no opposition shown i'm the forth
coming bond election and If there has
been any fighting the question going
on 1t has been very secret. one or two
reports have reached rho n,Iblicitv com
mttce OF the civic League that n new in
surEents had appeared on the horizon
but when tho campaigners for proA
gression and education appeared they
were put to fight.
The movement for new bonds has re-
ceived the endorsement .f the ogden
Trades and Labor assembly. the cham
Der of Commerce, the Retail Butchers
association and many other Gibbs and
associations. The civic Improvement
league which was instrumental in urg-
ing the board of education TO have the
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work in Winnipeg, Canada. He reach
ed home to find his wife in a very low
condition, from which she never raj
lied, notwithstanding the efforts of the
best medical skin that could DO OBJ
tanned, She was the daughter of the
late Henry Z. and Amelia Davis Pot
ter; born in Moroni S5 years ago. She
is survived by her husband, six chill
dron brother and sister.
Funeral services were held In the
ward tabernacle today, being attended
BY large number of relatives and
synpathi2ing friends. Her demise has
cast q gloom of sadness over the city.
Bishop William r. Davis of Wales.
Bishop Orlando Bradley of Moroni.
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BIG FOUR COUNTY FAIR.
Organized by Officials of Weber, Box
elder. Davis and Morgan Counties.

ogden. July 9-Twenty ~ eight mayors
county commissioners and other OILS
Gals from the counties of Weber, Nor
gan, Davis and BoXelder met at the
Weber club and perfected the orSani-
zation of the Big Four county fair
which is to be held at the grounds OF
the Inter Mountain Fair association in
Ogden during the latter part of Sep
TENDER
The organization of board Of can
troll was completed with William Glas-
mann, president and director general,
and four vice presidents. one from each
of the counties as follows. Commits
Commissioner John Walsh Davis coun-
ty; Horticultural Inspector HyruIn
Phillips Morgan county, and David
Mckay from Weber county.
A board of protests and appeals was
then formed consisting of one repre-
sentative from each county. and one
additional to be selected by these from
their respective counties.
a motion was put and carried that
each of the counties shall have day
set apart during the fair to he known
as Davis. Morgan and Boxelder county
days.
The board of control passed a reso-
luton adopting the rule and regula-
tions with the premium list of the In
ter Mountain Fair association as the
rules under which the Big Four fair
shall operate for this year
JUDICIAL CONVENTION
The judicial central committee OF
the Republican party held session in
the court house yesterday afternoon
pursuant to q. call: present were, Jo-
scph S. WEIGH Morgan county; ]
II. Birmingham and H. w. Stable. Da-
dc ~ 4 10.
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Today sOgden News

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tunn o. he thre,v NO., out os ~ don,.
of ia homo nnd Nor. ,iothos a,,,,,. hn,
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nie ara res,5ents oS ple,.an, t,iow q,
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Jren ana aiin,ony
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nerlol ioiieN 1ulpHl,N We're liou WIN
~ voui,lS clerN Ets'ci 1aN "l,crnop,'
ne sorpor'te .. arc rrcu hVu,
Ye,u; %poioci "'p.Ic' Jay 9aiHh anu
n.V,''o ~, ~. NC ,p"IF' With
WI va, ~ no"sN an an pees' mas
capital s'ucN OF szo'v""'
NELSON-NOGEL. co.
me Nelson Sogel company whlch
VIII deal IN real estate and securities
MED its articles with the county clerk
Yesterday ne capltaI STOCK Is Sl''-
oVu iulN Supscrlped' ne lhcorpot
ators are w A. Hickeniooper' Matte
Nelson Matte Nogel, DAVID ana La
REArs A HORSE no DEATH
r. II. Whitaker driver of meat
wagon for Carbon Brothers of Fivo
Points, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Naylln and
of heatine horse to death
From the statement Of eyewitness
es' II appears that the horse IN tues
tion baked ana refused 10 go Ihen
whitaker resorted To INC ciub ihetn-
od. ne secured 4 large piece ol apple
WOOD ana started !aNlns-lo. At nrst
me animal trled 70 move, p''t before