davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27
pOr toda Ia concurEsnciA.

por toda Ia concuEEenciR.
No Bs pusds dsCiF con exsctitud, 10 que
ha logEsdo Il ConfaEOncia deBpu6l do tres
dfss de Beaionss Ga CasR Blanca. La
manifestation del presidents que 1.-Two
Cabo Is reunion, , De lOs gobOTnsdoEsI
que GsiAti0Fon, demuOBtran que Ia Confe'
PonciR hR dRdo Ee1u!tAdos inmsdiatos. La
minuta que m6s luego % imprimiF6, 6
una compilation de hschos conBumRdoB
HuministradoS poF los expsFto8 = poH Las
opinioneB libToment0 expFeladaa poE Ios GO
b0EnadoFs8, de Specification slombFosa =
que han dc ConvsnCoE p0F % conclusion
universal, do que lol eatRdos dsbsn tomar
iniCiativR que Il naci6n , los Eatado1
dsben CoopeFaF 6 ia dc que toda Ia nA.
ci6n pueda tensE los ben0fcioG peRpstuoB de
aus TOCuEBo8 nstuFRleg, Adamfs de TODD
esto deis Ia COnfarenCia mas do mil pala'
bras ca 90 manifestation como memoirs
aut6ntiOR , peEmanents de % trRbajo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27

LondTeV, Mayo 27.-Los empleadcs dc
Les fkbEiCRa de vRpoEs5, han dscidido Tea
nudaE Bua tFAbajoB eu todR 10 Gran Brt.
tam. El pAFo general dsbi6Ea & oRuOaB
que 81 fin hRn pndido coniuEaEsO y, AEmo.
nizRdos t0dos los intsEeIaB, loBIde patronog y
emplesdop, todo no nOTmslizRT6 81 pE6ximo
visrnep, q. sB ol die fjado poF lcn trabsjs-
doTsB para volvsr 6 oCupRE aus pueato1 en-
laB ofi6inaB de Las gEande8 CRBRB ConBtruc
toRGB de baFcog.
Ntw York. Mayo 27.-El fiscal Joro.
me- que & pOtioi6n de IR familiR del mata
dor de Stanford White, hAbfa oFdenado
uu nuevo EsC0nocimiento fAcugtAtiv0 de
dicho aRiIado On el Manicomio de Matte
waD, ha Essus'to que 81 j6v8n millionaire
contir dc como rec ug0, pusB segGo el die.
t&men m6dico 81 pRdt cimiento mental de
Thaw 40 hR tenido cRmbio aIguuo favoFs.
BILE. So prstsndfa que 0I millionaire fusss
pusBto On ibsFtRd, y, no obItSnte las in.
huenCfag que 20 aEeguFa 30 jusgaTon po6e
FosaB para obtoner eus FeRultRdo, 80 hs
decidido que ada eBt6 loco.
Pa.fs Mayo 27.-"Le Matin", & pro.
p6aito de les iltimos CRsi deciGivos tEiunfoB
RlcRnzsdos en- MarTuaCoE poF Muley. .Hafid
gobEe % hsPmRno Abdul. Aziz, quien
pTstande dsOtronAr, publiCa una CurioIs
entreviHts cslebERdR poF 90 C0FEeSponsAl
On Is campNfG de Africa con 81 citado
PEst 'ndisnts Muley, que RnhSlS noE F0Co
nocido poF Las potenCiAB como legftimo
sultan do MarEuacos. Djjo cate q. u era NO.
oesaEio, para gaFRntizaE Ia intervention de
Alsmania, malaria GlgunoB sIsmaneB. La
intsFVieaO de 'tLo Matin'' hR gid0 Comsn
tsdfSims, puOB dc EelliaRr MuIOy 10 que
ha diCho, OomprOmetsEfR mas ID aituRci6n
do Francis en- Rl impoEio africano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27
Una IuDtA tXtmInadtra.

Los &c n oFsu siguieute1 hsn Hilo deDigna'
dos por 81 TribunaI Sapremo para COuhti.
tuir la junta txRminRdoEA de aSpirRntsI al
ejsFCiCio de Is GbogGCia On sHtR isis:
LicanciadpB Jacipto Tex'doF, Charles
Hartaell, Henry F. HOEd, Rafael PalRCitB .
Rodrigues , Osystano Coll CuChf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27
Gonzalez Padin HlOS.

San Frncisco 50 y "LA PAQUI
Ia" Sana Justo %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27
CABLES De HOY.
la famiIla real lusitana asGtiada pOI
acTeet0Tes DEL rev don CallOs.
Nj. ThaW. q mstsdnr de Stanfnrd
White, seguira en- eI manicomiO.
lie Matin" pubIica una CuIiOSa en-
treVista con sl pTetGDdiente Nd
Iey-Hafid.
los enpIsadus de las fahIiGas de
tap0rss de Ia Gran BIetsT8, de-
Ciden FeanutaE eI tIBbajO.

LiBboa, Mayo 27.-La fAmiIia real ge
We on complete AGedio de numerogog aCreo.
doEea de to6aa Claaes del exEinto roy don
CaElaE SobEs todo, lau deudSs contraf-
dAs con loI mas importantsB OomerCiRntGB
de Ia ciudRd, son Las que mas 0levadR
sumR alCRn8an, = entoB acEe0doEeu no Gs
dan puutO de FopeBo en- reclamRF Bu dine
70. Tauto el Fey don Manuel como 50
madFs Ia TainR Amelia, 30 halIan en- @mGg
dificil aituRci6n dsbido & que dsBd0 los
agesinAtos del pFimero de FebPeFo no b n
Fecibido loa lmolumentoB de la IisEa civil,
pOF K psdisnte8 que 1s han hsCho muy di
latOrioG y que pEobAblemente HegniR6n en-
81 mismo eatRdo, no solo por Las dificulta.
deB On 81 GjUste do las cuentaG del FeY
CaRlos Hino RdGmas por las iFreguIaEidsdes
de los CorteSancs inclufdoS on los gsjss do
Ia PefsEida IiRta civil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27
Una an6CdOta del pTesitsnts Fa-
lIieTeS.
ED' ORtOnGOS nGa-tJO-nO hi WoItO 4 CO.
mlIgE.

En- d curse del viRjs que roslia6 ha.
Ce poo 81 m2o 81 Prsnideute FaIlie.
TGS,-qu0 ahoEA como notioiREa aver en- nu
s0CCi6n cRb!egrSfica "Ls Correspondent
Cia", 1e hAlls en- LondEsS, Risndo por Cior
TO objeto de grandeB sgaEsjog-y , CON oca'
sion de imponeT ls medallG do Ia mutual.
dad & nm i1dividuo lauReado, cite ls die:
-NoSotroE NOS OonocemeB de antique,
SlfioT Presidspt0 Yo Gataba 4 vueStro Ia.
do cuando hiCiHtaiE Ia pFimsFR communion.
PoP Cisrto que M CiFi0 que insdveEtida.
ments e despFondi6 dol altar, cny6 nobro
voB, qasmGndoos lR ceja.
=Ms admira conmusvo 81 FecuaFdo
u-ContsHt6 monaieuF FallisEO1, ,-psEo dsbo
d0cir que de ontonCss ac6 no he vualto &
COmulgaE nunCa. Me he vuslto male.
EstaB palAbras dol Presidents do Ia Re.
p6b'icR han prOducido 80 sl Amino do Lon
pAt6liCos q efeCtO que O. 90 SupOnOE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27

En- el dspartamento dc BanidAd BupO'
EiOE infoEman que Lon m6diCOB que On Ma
yagiiss RpRRaCfRn como neg6nd0g0 6 daP
paRt0 de casog de epfaRmedadeB c0nt8gio'
gag, era por CaugaG dc muehaB oCupAoioneg
, no delibsERdaments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-27

CsntrAles 'Iafayette," Arroyo.
Euela, do BaFcaloneta. "Juanita," de
dillR. Corsica" dc RinCon. "Puerto
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

The capitol grafters of Pennsyl-
vania have received their rewards
for the gigantic steals connected
with the construction Of the states
building, and a structure that was
designed to cost $4,OO0.O00 was
finished finally at a cost of $13. 00O,-
900. Nine million dollars of tho
amount went into furniture and
loaded electroliers, which were paid
for at so much a pound, and when
Investigated the electroliers we're
found to be filled with lead, Fur
niture was paid for at so much a
square foot. and the bill was Inn
mense, and allowed the graft to
reach surprising proportions. The
four men, S%anderson, Snyder, and
Nathues. and Shumaker, were fined
$500 each and given an imprison-
ment Of two years in the pe%niten-
tiary. Pennsylvania offers the
greatest piece of grating in a build
ing Of this character that this
country has ever seen.sss
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
Wouldn,t chat Fix Finn!

Charleston News and Courier: II
Mr.. w. NJ. Laffan Of the New York
Sun and Mr.. Delayan Smith of the
Indianapolis News are convicted of
criminal libel against President
Roosevelt in. the Panama canal mat
ter. we trust that they will be COM
united to the jail In Charleston, a
very large and commodious building,
70 that we may have the satisfaction
Of visiting them on Sundays and
reading to them from the messages
Of Mr.. Roosevelt. They might how
ever. regard this as an excessive pun
ishment. but what they evidently
nseA 2 such instruction in right
sousnsss.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
ETHAN.

Ethan, Dec. 17.-Robt. Burns, of
Mitchell, came down Monday to look
afer his lumber interests here.
Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs. l..
]. Gallagher were Mitchell visitors
Monday.
Lifey Tobey, of Kadoka. arrived
Tuesday noon to visit relatives.
Mrs. Newell Blackman and two
children went to Mitchell Monday.
G. F. Drake returned Tuesday
o o from his trip in Sunny South
ern Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. McKeel went
to Mitchell Monday.
Jack Hawn. who has Just recently
recovered from a long illness, is
able to be about and to go to work
again.
Mrs. Mike Bracha went to Mitch
ell Monday afternoon.
T. p. Navin came down from Nit
chell last Tuesay.
Mrs. ]. A. Howard was a passen-
ger to MitchSn Monday.
Urban Steichen was up from
Parkstons the first Of the week.
Miss Edith Trow wentsto Mitchell
Monday. ~
Dr.; King esses down from Mitchell
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. w. Bryant took the south
bound train Wednesday.
Mrs. A. M. Sanford and Mrs. H.
Rudolph we're Parkston visitors
Tuesday. Mrs. Sanford expects to
leave Thursday for Canada to spend
the winter with a nephew.
A. G. Drake returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Canada.
The Ladies' Aid Society met last
Wednesday and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. S. ]. Wilson, president; Mrs.
o. NJ. Rosenquist. vice president;
Mrs. w. H. Trow. secretary; Mrs.
Carrie Cole, treasurer.
The Catholic ladies will give a
Button" social in the near future
We did ont learn the exact date.
The Modern Woodmen initiated
three new members Tuesday evening.
after which supper was served at the
Arcade.
Artie Lynch. who has made Da-
kOta his home for the past several
months, departed Tuesday evening
for the home Of his parents at Gal
latin, No
Albert Smith and Henry Mutzi-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

Riverside, Dec. Civ. L. Wallis
attended a teachers and patrons
meeting in the interest of bette,
schools at Alexandria Tuesday.
Henry Albee left Saturday morn
ing for Lone Rock, Iowa. for an
indefinite visit with relatives. +
Mrs. Sam Whyte visited her daugh-
ter the middle of the week return
ing home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, who have
been visiting their sons left the first
of the week for a visit with friends
at Sioux City, from there they will
return to their home in Staples.
Mimi.
Miss Katherine Bacon dismissed
school Tuesday and attended the
teachers meeting at. Alexandria.
Mr.. Kennedy. 4 brother Of Mrs.
Carson. left Tuesday morning for .
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
MUSINGS BY the way
BY j. Marvin Nichols

You measure sire, 9Th at the weak
est PORT
Sep a tribe beyond the surging
crowds.
Doing the work of the present
is a noble conception.
Only the intense .poise brings
serenity.
Money with no character behind it
is always a dangerous force.
Some men have pinched their view
of life.
Don't sell your ideals to the high
est bidder.
Sometimes leading the Sample
life" makes us entirely too simple.
Go clean around the man that is
smaller than his dollars.
Nothing is SO dead as q dead in
fatuation.
A cheerful idiot is better OF than
. gloomy philosopher.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
rhe Huron ~Journal-World-spirit

The Huron Journal-World-Spirit,
ETC., takes offense at some remarks
made by the Saturday Evening Post
In an article on THE New Senate" in
which the Post made some remarks
that not particularly compli-
mentary to Senator Gamble and Gov
ernorI Crawford as to their standing
and effectiveness in the senate. The
-Journal-World-spirit, ETC.. then in
dulges in a bit of hitting below the
belt when it makes an attack on Sen
ator Kittredge. The principal reason
for this Is that the same writer in
the Post who made athessuncompli-
mentary statements about Gamble
and Crawford, presented an entirely
different sketch of Senator Kittredge
last summer. and the Journal-World-
Spirit does not propose to have Sena-
tor Kittredge get away with some
thing nice said about him by a COM
petent writer when this same writer
did not BEE his way clear to hand
out something Of the same character
to the senator and the governor.
That is a pretty cheap proposition of
the Huron paper to throw such un-
called for remarks to Senator Kit
tredge, and 1t shows the spirit which
emanates from that sanctum. It Is
evident that the World-Spir-
II still has the fight In its makeup to
prevent anything Of a harmonious
situation to prevail in this state.
When 1t Is known that one Of the
bosses Of the opposition controls the
editorial columns of the Journal
World-spirit. ETC.. and that he was
bitterly opposed to Senator Kittredge
II can be readily understood why the
paper should 60 30 far out Of the way
to make an attack on the senator
from Sioux Falls. and he really ought
to show q more generous spirit to
Sioux Falls itself, for that city very
kindly turned a United States sen-
atorship owe to Huron, when the
Queen City could easily have retain
ed it-had they so desired.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

That there will be an honest
tariff revision in congress there
does not seem to be any doubt.
Everybody knows that President
elect Taft is anxious for it, and since
his interview with Speaker Cannon.
'Uncle Joe" is said to be in great
sympathy for the movement to start.
With these two gentlemen agreeing
on the proposition and with the ma
tional platform behind them, while
congressman Of the republican type
favor it, it looks very much like
there will be something doing along
that line.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
ETHAN.

Ethan. Dec. 21.-Ole Mattson and
son went to Mitchell on Saturday and
returned Sunday. Mr.. Mattson's wife
is in st. Joseph's hospital for an OPP
Grafton and they went up to visit
her.
A family from Iowa arrived Sat
urday. We did mo- learn their name,
but they have rented the George
Fuller farm out west Of town.
Henry Fosterman will go to Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Mr.. Will Brink and family will
soon move to California to live, as
Mrs. Drinks people live there and
are very we'll satisfied with the CHI
mate.
A letter recently received by the
Enterprise from W. s. Snyder says
they are all we'll pleased with their
new home, the climate, ETC., in CAL
ifornia.
David Ryboit will go back to old
Missouri soon after Christmas, and
if all reports are trtA the wedding
bells will ssing soon after his arrival
there.
Messrs. @Barrows, Butterield, and
G. r. Drake expressed themselves
we'll pleased, with land prospects in
Canada, SO we'll pleased in fact, that
they all purchased land there.
A pie social for the benefit of the
Sunday school out in Rome district
west, will be held on the evening of
Dec. 30th. The boys will bring the
pies and the girls will buy them,
this being their last chance till leap
year m again in four years.
Jens Jensen of d. w. U. spent Sun
day in Ethan. Mr.. Jensen will fill
one of Mr.. Evans country appoint
ments on each Sunday afternoon
hereafter.
The Ethan band will give a grand
concert and a play in Tobey's hall on
Christmas night, which will conclude
with a basket social. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend this affair
and thus help the band help raise
a sum Of money. They have always
been willing to help others by donat-
ing their talents in the musical line
and hire Is a chance to help pay
them back.
Ray Fleming and Ed Donk drove
to Parkston Sunday.
G. e. Lewis, who has been in
North Dakota for some time. arrived
in Ethan the last of the week. We
understand that Immediately after
the holidays, Mr.. Lewis and family
will nov to Washington. We regret
to see this estimable family move
from our midst.
Miss Vida Shane returned to her
home in Mt. Vernon Friday to spend
the holiday vacation. She was accom-
panied by Miss Clara Tremaine,F who
returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J.. wilsonstleft
Saturday for Huron to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

President-elect Taft is busy these
days selecting his cabinet to be an
nounced in its entirety soon. A
Washington statement is to the eff
feet that Senator Knox. of Pennsyl-
vania. who was looked upon as a
presidential possibility last summer.
will be the secretary of state. 1t
Is further reported that George
Wickersham, Of New York, has ac-
copied an invitation to become
Judge Taft's attorney general.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
LOOMS.

LOOMS, Dec. 17.-Mrs. Frank
Kidd is on the sick list with an at
tack of pneumonia.
Tim Stats has moved on his IA
ther-inlaw's place, A. H. Hubert,
east of the river.
j. w. Gilfllan returned from Sioux
City Friday a little under the
weather.
T. H. Darmer is doing all kinds of
corn Smelling in this locality.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Lille arrived at LOOMS from Cone,
Ark, where Mr.. Lille was married
to Miss Ada Waugh on Dec. Sth, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wick Waugh. Mrs. Lille
grew to womanhood in this locality.
She vas one of Dawson county's
prime young ladies. Mr.. Lille is
one of Dawson county's best farm
ers. Their many friends wish them
every ucces
AASAS "SAC III CAS A~O46nUOIuUOu VI
1000 loads of all kinds Of grain sold
in Loomis this week. There were as
high as 16, loads at one time on the
street waiting for there turn to UNI
load and two car loads of hogs we're
among the output Of farmers in this
section of the county.
The Badger township board had
E. X. Mather and his helper Of Mitch
ell surveying some roads the first of
the week. Z
Work has started again on the
Galloway plant after the cold snap
is over.
Elmer Marsden has sold out his
livery to G. w. Atherson, of woon-
socket.
Miss Sarah Comstock went to Nit
chell Thursday to attend teachers
meeting.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

visit at his childhood home in Illi-
nois.
Henry Hollands father came Tues
day night from central Iowa to make
him a visit.
Albert Otterson's mother left
Monday morning for a few days visit
at points in Mimi. from where she will
return to her home in Canada. Miss
Mary Otterson who has beer making
her home with her brother accom-
panied her mother.
LAlOalls
Loomis, Dec. 23.-Geo. Young
went to GAINESVILLE, Wis, Friday.
Mrs. Warren Green, of Hawarden,
Iowa. went home Tuesday after visit
ing a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Gilfllan, sr.
Ben Bower went to Illinois Friday
to visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Mae Lewis, of Mitchell, is
visiting in this locality.
Richard and Alex Fraser went to
Fort Pierre Tuesday to spend the
holidays at the home of their sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson, and visit
with other relatives.
Mrs. j. P. Gilfllan had a birthday
party Saturday for .heir daughter,
Miss Ruperta Gilfillan, it being her
seventh birthday. There We're thir-
teen little girls in attendance.
Born, to Mt. and Mrs. Hal Haylor,
Dec. 81, a son.
Bert Austin, who has been making
his home with his brother, Will Aus
tin, started Tuesday for the home of
his parents just south of Chicago.
There is going to be a Christmas
tree at the LOOMS church Thursday
evening. Everything that is put OF
the tree is to be sent to the Orphans
Home. Money will be the most ac-
ceptable to be put on the tree. There
may be a short program.
Chas. Clark went to Elk Point to
spend the holidays with his brother,
Ralph Clark who is in business at
that place.
G. P. Young sold his farm north
of LOOMS to VIM. Smith. of Mitchell.
1t is reported that Mr.. Smith paid a
very large price for it.
]. M. Erion and family, of Mitchell
visited Tuesday at the home of their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Taylor.
Married, at the home of the Rev.
E. NJ. Keller, Mr.. William Ellis, and
Miss Mary Keck, both Of Odebolt, Ia,
Miss Keck is a sister of Mrs. Keller.
They were married at high noon, the
Rev. E. NJ. Keller officiating.
William Duncan shipped all his be-
longings to washington Springs the
first of the week and he has rented a
farm. We are sorry to have Mr.. Dun
can go for he was one of our good
farmers.
j. A. Schellenger, of Iowa, is
spending the holidays at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Frank Kidd and
mother, Mrs. M. e. Schellenger.
Married, on Dec. %, at the home
of her parents Mr.. Claud Case and
Miss Perl Vancleve. They are both
highly respected and have the best
wishes of their many friends. The
Rev. E. M. Keller oficiated.
Mrs. Frank Kidd is somewhat bet
ter.
Bert Atberry anc Miss Nellie R.
Waugh were married at Lane, Ark,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Waugh, Dec. 90.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
new YEARS. RECEPTION
The Y. NJ. c. A. Has Arranged for
Reception for First Day of the
New Year.

New Year.
New Years is the red letter day
with the Y. NJ. C. A. the world over
This organization is planning to have
Mitchell unite with the great body
of the associations in a public recep-
ton.
The hours are from three to six
in the afternoon. There will be a
Basket Ball game begin at 3 p. m.
The married men will play the single
men and a game will be matched
between the high school teams.
The reception will follow the games,
when the directors and their wives
will receive. A special program is be-
ing prepared and the ladies will
serve refreshments.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

A effort is being made to change
the name of New Mexico to Lincoln
when 1t comes into the union as a.
state. That will be a strong mark
Of respect paid to the emancipation of
his country, and the movement is
finding much favor in that territory
the more it is being agitated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24
ETHAN.

Ethan. Dec. 23.-Mrs. Frank Ham
mer is down from Mitchell this week
helping her husband in the drug
store, as the holiday trade has made
business brisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Wilson have
gone to Huron to spend two weeks
with Mr.. Wilson's mother, and
other relatives.
Worthen No. 1 will give their en-
tertainment Christmas night, to
which all are cordially invited. The
ladies' aid society of Worthen made
over $4,000 at the fair which they
recently held.
Mrs. Bessie Bracha was seriously
i'll one day this week.
A large crowd went out from town
Tuesday to attend George Fullef's
sale.
A basket supper is the latest item
to be given out in connection with
the band concert on Christmas night.
So girls, make your baskets the
prettiest and fill them with the best
of viands, so the boys will bid up
high, and thus help u band to a
large sum of money, which they so
richly deserve.
Most of the teachers, and pupils
as we'll, are enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
Everybody works now, s'inclrding
father" as the last days before
Christmas are unusually busy ones.
A goose rattle was held Tuesday
at the home of Herman Wurm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clement and
Alt. Clement have gone to Canada
to spend the holidays with Mr.. Gle
ment's parents who live there, and
will have a family reunion on Christ
mas day.
Albert Evans returned from Mitch
ell Tuesday evening and will remain
here a large share if his vacation.
Henry Evans made a trip to Park
ston Monday and returned Tuesday.
Jonas Nelson received a telegram
Wednesday announcing the death of
his ,brother-in-law, Lee Halliday, of
Rock Rapids, Iowa. Mr.. Nelson ex-
poets to leave for that place this
evening. Mrs. Nelson has been at the
bedside Of her brother for several
weeks. This death is to be sincerely
regretted. Lee is a young man of
10 years and IA quite we'll known
lin this community where he has visi-
ted several times. We extend sin
cere sympathy.
Miss Katherine Craig arrived to-
day from Aberdeen to spend the
holidays with her parents.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-24

ger went to Parkston today to h
dental work done.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-12
mUm@CRlPTlCN RETGS
ore rDzR 800
@ MONTHS -..-. so
= MONTHS as

UnscMpncNs AUST sG pMch AoyAS
Dot sAe Ainrrs Daughtef (by LeesbnEg
Talcns) psayed In SEniihsiIle and BronwcOd
They leis Afonday for Bronwood and we're
mel W several 81 the people who cordially
resolved them and snvited thea TO their
,0mes. The curtains ross At 500 O'clock
end were greeted BY large audience o.
:aeo repple. The pla was great success
ma the aaa,eures felt Ike real actors
- accom-. q 20 many eOnpl'@ents.passed
On them. They left Tuesday at 1880 r
Al "a smilhvile and showed as 800
.oclock that night ~ Small audience
gmi,hville ala not seem 10 b. IS enthusi-
safe a. Brentwood and only gave US q au-
.dience Of rs.
surely the BroA~OOd people are very
hns and The most hospatable thai the Lees
hasg crowd had seen.
even before ~e arrived in Brentwood, they
had us already booked to 90 to the many
nice homes.
AHer the play Or. Wall asked US to MS
drug store for refreshments gratis.
We hoqe sometimes to nee. the BFon-
wood people in our town and return these
.hcspltalisies.