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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-07-09

o j. Radiord and wife, formerly o.
this city, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Nevada friends returning
to their home at Spruce, Bates coun
ty, Sunday night. Mr.. Radiord Il
conducting a general store at Spruce
and is doing we'll Nevada Mall.
In a seventeen round fight In Sar
Francisco on July 4sh, Battling Mel
son won the title Of champion light
weight pugilist OF the world from
Joe Cans, by whom he was defeated
at Goldtield, New, almost two years
ago.
Passengers who came in on tn,
train from Kansas City report tn,
strange, and TO most people dis
gushing sight, of handsome young
white woman with a negro baby
The woman's black husband put he,
on the train at Kansas City. She
was enroute TO Joplin.-Nevada
Mail.
Mrs. John A. Badget, OF the Sprague
neighborhood, was in town. She
stated that report received from
our young friend Eugene Franklin,
operated on at Kansas City for ap-
pendicitis, was more favorable than
former reports, and 1t Is now hoped
he will speedily recover, Rich Hill
Review.
Mrs. Elizabeth Silvers, accom-
panied by her son, Hon. T. W. Silvers,
went to Leon, Iowa, to visit friends
and see her old home, which she had
not visited for over % years. Mrs.
Silvers makes her home In this city
with her sons, T W. and Judge John
A. Silvers.
Rockville's mayor seems imbued
wioh the same idea as to the value Of
a jag, as Judge Sllvers of this place
A gentleman got off train there a
few days ago carrying large sized
"bun" and was promptly hailed be-
fore bis honor and given fifteen dol
lars and costs.
Mrs. Sarah c., wife OF Ed. W. W.
Cate, died at her home In this city at
7 O'Clock Sunday morning, July 5,
1908, aged SO years 8 months and
Is days. The funeral occurred at
the Advent Christian Church In this
city at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
The services were conducted by Ed.
l.. Dillon OF Kansas City.-Review-
Gus Peake, q one legged man OF
Carthage stands a mighty good
show for the place OF the unluckiest
man In southwest Missouri. Monday
night he lost his job and then got
drunk. He went home and bis wife
gave him a beating. In trying to
escape, he fell and broke his good
leg.
A telephone message from Colum.
bus, Kansas, was received here Mon.
day morning announcing that Miss
Maud Dorrity, sister OF Mrs. Wells,
had lost a hand by the premature
explosion OF giant firecracker and
that tetanus or lockjaw had set In.
Rich Wells left Immediately for
Columbus.
W. R. Mccormick, manager of the
Saunders Music Company, was in
Butler the last OF the week making
arrangements to establish q branch
house here. The opening on July
18th will be signaled with q grand
sale Of pianos and organs lasting Is
days. See his advertisements an.
nouncement on another page. Mr..
Mccormack has been making Butler
for number Of years and has a large
acquaintance and many friends here.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
BOYDS SOCIETY.
porde Ma Arr

Bogds. Nd, Aug s.
Rev. J. ". D. Thomas. Of KensingtOn,
has returned from a vacation in England
AR and Mrs Z s Buckler. Of Wash
ington. are spending a month at Shady
Brooke Farm.
Mrs Smms and her daughter. Gene
We've. of Washington. are stopping at
Lawn cottage.
Mrs Mamie Hynting and Mt Hunting
OF Washington, are guests OF Mrs. Ella
T. Thomas for a week
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Allnutt and
Mr. and MIS-. Fred 4 AlinUtt Of Seneca
returned from Atlantic City this week
Mss agnes AIlstead. OF Laurel. who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs
Georgianna Lewis. in BOyds. has re-
turned hirne.
Prof E B. Wood. county superin-
tendent OF schools, who IS convalescins
after a long illness. has gone 10 the
Blue Mountains.
Mrs. John T. Williams and daughter
OF DawsOnville vicinity. who were recent
guests Of Mrs. Arthur Williams, at Ken
sington. have returned 10 their home
NJ Mortimer o. Stabler. Of Spencer
vile, this county, chairman OF the Re
publican county central committee. IS on
an extended tour Of the Pacific Coast
/ SJates.
Mr. and Mrs z. F1oy Caverley. Of
I Washington. have returned TO their sum
mer quarters at Boyds. after an extended
I trip through the 500 Canal and the
I Great Lakes. 20 Buffalo Niagara Falls.
/ and thence by way Of the 81. LawreHce
River. Thousands Islands. Lake Cham
/ plain and the Hudson TO New York.
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FALLS CHURCH.
Fails Chu-ch. Va.

Falls Church. Va. Aug. s
Miss Matte A. SouIe had as her guest
Miss a P Berry Of Washingtol-
Mrs. T. A Williams and children are
visiting friends near Waterford. Va
Mr. E c. Hough and daughter. Helen.
are at Lowvilie. y. Y, visiting relatives
DR.. Titus Snoddy and family returned
to Falls Church this week from Tenues-
see
Mrs. 7. 3. Moore. Of Birmingham. Ala
was the guest Of Mrs. F. II. Caldwell this
week
DR.. and Mrs Cobb have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs Chambers. Of Honolulu.
Hawaii
Miss Margaret seay IS spending a week
in Waterford, Va. as the guest Of Miss
Louise Fling
Mr. and Mrs O T Updnze. OF Washing
ton. are at the home OF AIr- J L Shot
well for August.
Rev and Mrs J. W Lyeu. Of New Jer-
sey, visited al The home Of Rev w 5. O.
Thomas this week.
Mr. c A Stewart returned 10 his East
End home Thursday. after a trip through
Tennessee. Georgia. and Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Ellison and
Miss Minnie Ellison have returned 70
West End after an outing at Ocean City,
Nd
Rev Thomas Semmes. Of Richmond. has
been called BY the members Of the Epis-
copal Church 10 become rector Of their
church
8Ir. and Mrs. 0Ierriheld left this week
for an extended visit through Maine
They viii attend the wedding OF Mr.
Everett Merrifeld. VINO will accompany
them back to Falls Church
Mrs. R. L Q. MOucure entertained at
a bridge luncheon at her home in East
End Tuesday IN honor Of Mrs. Winship.
OF Macon. Ca Among the guests were
Mrs. Brinckie. Of Wilmington. Del. Mrs
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
ROCKVILLE.

Miss Eulalie Braddock. OF West Wash
ing1on. Is visiting Rockville relatives
1Ir- John L Burnett. clerk OF the Cir
cult Court. and family, have returned
from Atlantic City
Mrs HAYS and Miss Waring- OF Rock
vile. are spending few days with REL
atives IN Annapolis.
Mr.. and 2Irs. John Wesley Walker. Of
Gaithersbu~g. are guests Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs Willis B Burdette.
Miss Fanny Peter, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward G. Peter. who has been
seriously III for a week. is much better
Rockville. Nd. Aug S-AIr and Mrs.
Harry T. Stratmeyer. their daughter.
Evelyn. and Mrs. Stratmeyer's mother.
Mrs William N Davis. are at Virginia
Beach
Mrs F. c. Lochboeler, Of Omaha. Nebr..
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles a Lochte, of Montrose. this
county, is now on a visit TO relatives in
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Charles I.arkins and son
left this week for their home in Oak
land, Cal after an extended visit to
M and Mrs c H Welt, Mrs. Lar
zins' parents.
Miss Emma Carr gave a party at the
Corcoran Hotel a few evenings ago in
honor ef Miss katherine Mckinley. Of
Chester. Pa. who. with her sister. Ger
trude. has been here for the last week
Among those present were. Mr. and
Mss Roger Shaw. Misses Ella Rabbit
Louise Viett. Emma Carr. Amy and
Mary Pumphrey. and Lillian Morgan.
and Messrs- Harry and Maurice Rab-
bitt. Hilary Hoskinson. Claude Trotter.
George Iseman, George H Braddock
Daniel J Carr. Edward Ayton. William
Edgar, and William Farmer.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
GEORGETOWN.
Continued from Page Two

who have been spending the past six
weeks Al the Hotel Traymnre. Atlantic
City They VIII spend She rest Of the
summer intraveling through New 1oFh
State and Canada
Mr- and Mrs s S Voorhies. who have
been away for several weeks, returned
last week. Mrs. Voorhies remained
few days IN town, and then left, with
her three children, for Front Royal. Va.
where she viii spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Lieut. William Rensou Taylor. L. :. a,
and Mrs. Taylor. the latter formerly Miss
Adele De Loire. VII ,etCrn about the
middle OF the month fro7n san Antonio.
Tex, whore Lieut.. TAILOR is stationed.
and viii go TO PlainGeld, y. J., where
they viii be the guests Of Lieut. Tay-
lor's mother.
Mrs. George Hliman. formerly Miss
Powell. Is spending the sumner at her
cottage at Eaglesmere. Pa Her mother
and sister Mrs William Powell and
Miss Catheryn Powell. left yesterday sf-
ternoOn for Eaglesmere. where they viii
be Mrs. Hiilmans guests for several
weeks
Mr.. and sdrs. Thomas J. Stanton and
their son. Mr.. Riley Stanton. have been
spending some weeks En- travelling through
the Lake region in Canada Mr.. Stanton
has returned 20 his home. in Thirreth
street and Mrs Stanton and Mr.. Riley
Stanton have gone to the Adirondacks,
where they will be for about two weeks
Cards have been sent out by Lieut.
Commander Benton c. Decker. annOunc-
ing the marriage Of his sister. Miss Mar
tha NJ Decker. 10 Mr.. james Lindsay
Gordon. which took place al the home OF
the bride. BIO Dumbarton avenue. last
Wednesday afternoon. August ., at .
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. James n Henry
A jolly party left Georgetown last
Tuesday afternoon on the good snip
Rogue for a cruise down the river 10
Colonial Beach and 20 various other
points -on the Maryland and Virginia
shores The officers Of the Rogue are;
Commander. Mr Leonard Nicholson; ex-
ecutive officer. BIr. Hillary Hump; ship 5
doctor. Dr. Richard Cooke, purser. Mr..
Fred Barbarosa Kleinschmidt. hospital
steward, Mr. Oden Bowie Roberts. and
cabin boy EIr. HaTtweIl McCarteney. The
crew are Mr.. Albert Howard, Mr. Harry
Kite and EIr John Bsllinger. The party
VIII probably return this evening or early
Monday morning
During the month OF August the con-
gregation Of Christ and s.. Johns Epis-
copaI churches VIII hold Joint services
This has been the usual custom for Sew
ersi years. In order 20 give the ministers
of these churches their vacations The
Rev H " Blake. rector Of Christ
Church. has gone 20 Mountain Lake
Park Nd 70 join his family al Ihei-
cottage there. ard she Rev. Frederick
3 Howdea has left fOr the Catskills.
u here Mrs. HOwden and their family
are spending the summer The services
to-day VIII be held in s.. JOINS Church
and thence alternate. until four Sundays
have passed. when Mr.. HGw6en and Mr.
Blake viii return and resume taeir
duties
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
LEESBURG.


Dr. and Mrs Fraser Wilson. OF Charles
ten. s c. are visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs Robert II Preston
Mr. Bernard Mann. OF Petersburg. Va.
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. Charles a
English. Of this town.
Mr- and Mrs Harry E ChandIee. Of
Washington, are II Paeonian Springs. Va,
. for the remainder Of the summer
Mrs William Preston Gibson has re-
turned from a short visit 70 Mrs J.
Earle Clarke. Of Washington. D. c.
Mrs Rose Eiehberg. Mrs. William Hef-
lin, and Miss Violet Hefin. all Of Wash
Z ingtOn. are visiting relatives in Leesburg-
Mr.. and Mrs. George r lockwood. Of
ST Louis. No. are visiting AZ the home
OF the latter's sister, the Misses Davis. in
West Market street.
Mrs. Charles Ie Bourgeois and children
are visiting at Grasmere for the remain
der of The sumner Mrs Ie Bourgeois was
formerly Miss Katharine Powell. OF this
town.
Misses Eliza and Louisa White Of Bal
tiuore, granddaughter Of the late ex-
Gov. Pinkney White. Of Maryland are
visiting az Rock Springs Farm. the sub
urban home of M and Mrs. Harry Taze-
well Harrison.
Mr- ana Mrs Lawrence Woodbridge.
Master. Perry Woodbridge. and Nr and
Mrs. William Harrison SpiEugI and small
( son. all OF Washington. are at Sunayside.
[ tae home Of Mr- and Mrs Randolph
I Rhodes, for the remainder Of the summer
Mrs Hartley Truudle entertained al
bridge on last Friday evening at her
I home near here En- honor Of Miss Virginia
{ Schaefer. OF Washington. and Mrs Her
+ bert Claiborne Ldghtfoot. Of Washington
/ Among those present were Miss Schsefer.
/ Mrs Lightf0ot. Miss Rebecca Harrison.
( Miss Maria Washington Harrison. Ms.
I Robert 3 WilGuan. Mrs William II
Martin 1Iessrs Herbert c. LIghtfoot and
I Samuel Howard. OF Washington. Black
/ wei smith, Edgar Littleton, Richard H
{ Te5bs, 5r-- Walter Harrison, and William
( l. Tebbs.
/ Rehearsals are being held at OatIands
t House. the home Of M and Mrs William
I Corc0ran EUs-is. near here. for the anna
I teur entertainments TO be held IN the
I barn at that place on next Wednesday
{ evening The programme VIII consist Of
I ta6leaux and vocal and instrumental
I music Among those who viii take part
T VIII be Miss Collins. OF Washington. u.
{ c.. who was one Of tire prominent mem
bers OF the Prince of Parcheesf-' cast in
I Washington last Easter. Others par
I ticipaJinE Wednesday evening viii be
Miss Haui0tte Winchester. Of Macon.
Ca Misses Rebecca Harrison. Cora IL
LUtz Hazsl White. Louise Male and
. Maria Washington Harrison. of Lees
{ burg, Miss Hszsu. OF 2Iiddieburg This
I county; Mr- and Mrs David 2. Tenant.
! Of Oatlan6s. and Drs- Breckenridge Bay1e
I and Harry Kerr. Of Washington The
/ proceeds OF the entertainment VII be de-
/ voted 70 the erecting Of a parish haII al
/ Oatlan6s- The performance IS under the
{ personal supervision Of Mrs. EUstis.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Newburg about Il and got herself into
the private hospital about midnight Did
YOU ever hear OF such tOmfOol adTiceT
The magazine ought TO be prosecuted /
supposed. Of course. she'd been twenty
four hours on liQuid diet. and when I
found she'd taken the magazines advice
rather than mine. I-WelI. / was mad
enough 10 wish the after effects Of the
ether had lasted twice as long as they
did The editor Of that magazine de-
serves a life membership in the Con-
genital Idiot Club
I'm inclined 10 interest myself more
and more in this thinE people call. vague
ly. suggestion. suppose all Of US are,
except the man one meets occasionally
who says hypnotism is al fake (even he
is not 10 be szeered al. for his order Of
intellect makes him jest as good ballast
in Il balloon as any bag Of sand)- 4
physician whom I know has recently dis
covered a thoroughly weil-balanced and
extremely wefl-educated woman who re-
spends 10 suggestion 90 a degree one
ysoIl never expect Of her. Not long ago
she was confined 70 her bed because OF
a serious injury 10 her knee. The trouble
was tediosas. but progressed favorably-
Nevertheless. on the fourth day the pa
tsenc began 70 complain OF hackache. a
tire. strained feeling. she said, as Il she
had been stopping over all day- The
physician could md no reason whatever
for the backache. and he stayed ava ke
nights thinking about e. At last he sug-
gested moving the patient 10 another
bed-just 10 be suggesting something. A.
oEce the tired feeling IN the back disap-
peared- The patient herself finally hit
upon the reason for the trouble. At the
foot Of her bed. where perforce she saw
il all DAY long. was a large photogrs ph
Of Mllets painting. The Cleaners. %
There are. as you VIE recall. three women
IN IT, all with stopped backs and one
with hand held against the part o.
the back which STOPPING tires most.
I've realized always what a tiresome
thing cleaning must be-" the patient says
but It didn't occur 20 me that J was
{ sympathetic enough 20 get a backache
{ Just from watching those bent peasant
women I didn't realize how absoIuteiy
real the women are They really did
I affect me When Z have TO stay in bed
! again. III have room with no pictures
Al all in it,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
FROM WOMANS
POINT OF VIEW

The most selfish thing a woman can Go
Is 10 try 10 tie a man 70 a dezthbed
promise IN nine cases out Of ten he VIII
keep such pledge. and in nearly that
number Of cases he wiz sound the kneI
10 his nWn happiness and add misery 10
the lives Of others Dying men and wou-
en- have no moral right 70 hamper the
lives OF those who are left behind
7 had a friend a talented girl. who had
received her just share Of sorrow through
the crime Of her father before she had
fairly entered on her own life He threw
down an honorable record OF years Of
hard work and honesty BY yielding 10 a
temptation 10 steal a large sum OF money
The girl was proud. but her affection for
her. father was stronger than her pride.
so she remained loyal to him. even 10 the
point OF giving Up the man whom she
expected 10 wed.
one day she met another man who
seemed destined 20 make Up TO her some
part Of the happiness she had lost. and
she almost forgot 10 be miserable. al
most forgot the humiliation OF q father
working out his merited sentence in q
nearby prison The man VINO entered
her life was upright save n one par
ticular-he did not tell her OF a promise
he made his dying wife and his intention
TO keep IL
He had promised 70 marry his wife's
closest friend after two years Of mourn
ing. merely to give a mother OF her own
choosing to the three babies she was
4
the woman. who knew the promise as
well as he did and was prepared 10 fulfu
her part OF it. and had a very s5rong az
lection for the girl he had deceived and
was ready to sscrifce-yet he married
her because he regarded the pledge as
the most sacred thing in his life The
girl was mercffully spared more than q
year Of ceaseless heartache-shs died
from a commonplace malady-
There are widows, in numbers. living
to-day in half-hearted fashion because
selfish husbands gave them a choice be
tween worldly ease in single harness and
poverty with companion Generally the
welfare Of children has been 8 potent
reason for choosing solitude. but such q
sacrifice Of happiness is wholly unneces-
sary-
II We believe anything OF the future life
We must believe that our dead have only
kind wishes for US and would regret an
act that would bring misery 10 loved ones
left behind That is. supposing that
worldly matters concern the future life.
which IS not at all sure The right OF
individual choice in matters which affect
our life on earth is generally conceded.
10 be dropped the supreme seifshness of
a few men ard women is allowed 70 af-
feet the future Of q greater number Of
human beings who have The misfortune
to be related TO them by ties Of blood or
law. Where IS the justice or the sense
Of it, BETTY BRADEES.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

The present fashion for svelte effects
Is not limited TO 'grown-ups." but is also
shared by the up-to-dste miss, hence the
latter finds the One-piece undergarment
both convenient and necessary. A combi-
nation corset cover and petticoat. OF.
more correctly. a princess sip, is here
shown, and viii please every girl who
desires TO be in line with the mode. The
garment Is made with q panel front.
which extends from neck to hem. while
at the sides and back the corset cover
and ave-gored pefticoat are Joined at the
Waistline By means OF q narrow belt, TO
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
How Maine Bankers Hid Money.

How Maine ia n A<ers Hfd Money.
From the Lewiston Journal
For two years. from 1872 to 1874 the
treasure Of all the banks Of the Forest
CITY lay in the parlor OF the MarTett
house in Standish village. and as evidence
OF the fact. today upon the parlor door
can be seen the huge lock which was
placed there nearly a century ago to safe
guard the treasure
During the war OF 1872 the bankers Of
Portland thought their treasure was In
danger Of being looted by the British
forces. and II casting about for a safe
place their choice fell upon the town Of
Standish and the Msrrett house as 8 de-
pcsit0ry for the treasure. Loaded upon a
six-0x cart and guarded closely. the
money. thousands CT dollars of il. was
transported sixteen miles and deposited n
the place Of safety. where f5 remained for
two years with guard Of but one man 20
watch it.
The door OF the parior IN which the
money was placed was Reinforced by a
heavy lock having brass handle. and
extra supports were placed under the floor
CT the room 10 sustain the enormous
weight OF wealth The house IS stHu
owned by descendants Of the Rev. 3I-
Narrett and IS one Of the Oldest Of ta-
town.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
cHILDREN'S
SUMMER SICKNESS

Tie following simple treatment VII ssnsr-
ally ere Infants Dianhoea within u to IS
hours:
l STOP feeding dairy milk.
. Give. 70 sbout one year CID. one Erzia
Of oalomei, cut into three doses of two hours
intervals
Feed for few days on thick rsoe water.
strained. ard swestsned. while Jet bot. With
sous condezsed mix
l. When cured, gradually sahs,isuts fresh
dairy mix. rasteurized c. scaldeo
SOCIETY F0R PREVENTION a.
SICKNESS.
E BERLINER. sec'y-
regular die. for children OF CONDENSED
mix is inadTiszbls
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
INFANTS STOCKINGS.

Checks are TT
And 50 are plaids-
CheckeTboards appear. too
White is seen with all the coiors.
Wee socks. with checke-boa-d tops. are
cute.
Or the little socks may be OF al all
over checked design.
ChIdren-s long stockings are also 70 be
had in these modish checks.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

which both portions are gathered The
neck is gracefully rounded, and the gar
ment may be made with OF without the
puff sleeves The fastening is effected al
the back Batiste, nainsook. or lawn may
be used for making the garment, with
lace. beading ard narrow ribbon for
trimming. For the f5fteen-year size. 5 IA
yards Of 36-inch material are required
Five sizes. thirteen to seventeen years
This pattern may be obtained by in
closing 10 cents 10 the Pattern Depart
meut, The Washington Herald, Ta Fif-
teenth street northwest. giving number
lsSSs) and SIZE wanted
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Fellows. airs. BIachiu. Mrs. Garner. Mrs.
McGroarty. Mrs. Copper. Misses Ruth
and MargIe Garner. Mrs. Smythe. and
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

While you think OF =. telephone yo1r
Want Ad- 70 lie Washington Herald, a1c
Dill viii &c sent you at cent 8 worG-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
. a .

A long line Of perspiring humanity
stretched. an impatient queue, from the
ticket sellers window. Persons with
travelling bags packed apparently with
cannon balls stood hTst on one foot and
then on the other. oozing slowly forward
They had al forgotten TO buy tickets till
the last moment. or maybe It was not tin
the last moment that they had decided
town was too hot 20 spend Sunday n
anyway. they all had a distinctly last
minute air- and II they didn't get their
tickets instantly they. couldn't get through
the gates IN time TO catch the train 4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-19
Excelsior Club

The Excelsior Club met in the
court house June 3. The presi
dent, Mrs. Clark, opened the
meeting at 2: 3Oo'clock. Roll call
was responded to by conun
drums. Miss Hall read a very
interesting paper on Birds Eye
View of Washington. The
treasurer's report was read and
accepted, also the donation re.
port of the Orphans Home.
MISS Hall was appointed delegate
to the State Federation at Pierre.
Mrs. Vosburgh was appointed
alternate The committees were
appointed for the coming year.
The club then adjourned and a
picnic supper was spread. The
gentlemen we're present and
helped enjoy the supper. By re
quest, Miss Hall re-read her
paper. A pleasant time was re
ported by all.
MRS. c.. f. MILLS,
Reporter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-19
Mazeppa Doings

". I. Rickad was a South Shore
visitor last Thursday.
Special half price on photos by
Reeve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hankus had their
baby christened lastSunday.
Mrs. Emily Anderson visited
friends In Mazeppa last week.
Mrs. Seburg he's returned to her
home in Livingstone, Montana.
Lender will offer exceptional bar
gains on Wednesday, market field
day, June "a.
Mrs. Wright and children from
Peever have been visiting at Webb
HOrstman's the past week.
The dance held at Beetam's barn
last Friday night drew q large crowd
and all report q good time.
Photos half price-Reeve.
Mrs. A E. Halves and baby came up
from Milbank last Saturday for a
short visit with Mrs Halves parents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-19

The steam shovel of the NJ. & St. L.
r. r. is in operation again at the
Troy pit.
One dollar portrait postal cards at
Reeves gallery, 75c.
A cement block plant vas brought
down from Watertown and made ce
ment blocks for flooring for MI. c.
Milbrandt's new barn last week. Car
penters will begin work on the barn
next Monday.
The church has been moved to the
corner lots west of the school house
by Messrs. King & Steele.
Mrs. Johnson & Miss Mabel Miller
will give a joint school picnic to the
scholars of their school Saturday,
June Goth, ct the lake.