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The Globe-republican., 1908-01-09

Leroy Martin, Carol Lord and Ed
Elder left Sunday for the University at
Lawrence.
Walter Liggett of Paola, arrived here
sunday on account of his fathers illness.
Dr.. Ballou returned the first of the
week from few days visit at his home
in Mansfield, Missouri, and also in
Kansas city.
Clifford Tayl or returned last Thursday
from syracuse, where he has been visit
| ing his sister, Mrs. Walter Glaze.
Frank Locke, who Is assiating to IN
voice the general store of Fitzgerald &
Locke at Lakin, spent Saturday In town,
returning Sunday to Lakin'
Miss Frances Wright visited at Ford
City last week. with Mics Eulalia Nevlns.
Mrs. Ella Priest is assisting at the Bee
Hive store.
Ralph Burnett Is confined to his home
this week with the mumps.
Mic Mayrath left Tuesday evening fol
Topeka, to attend the meeting Of the
State Board of Agriculture.
John Gilbert of spearville was in this
city Wednesday.
w. Pagan and family, who have
been residing In Pueblo, for several
months, returned to this city Monday
evening to make their home.
Chas. Woodbury. of Spearvile visited
here couple of days this week with
his brother F. O. Woodbury..
Pearl Bowers RETURNED Monday teven
Ing from two weeks visit with hi!
parents in Sedgewick county.
Guy Treb. lcock and vifee of Fore
visited 10 this city the first of.the week
the guest Of his brother Wallace Trebil
cock.
John Wilson who spent the holiday
with his parents a. Milton, Iowa, re-
turned to this city Monday evening" &C
companied by his brother who will prob
ably remain here for some time.
I. j. Wilkinson OF Minneapolis !
visiting at the home Of his nephew
Claude Wilkinson.
John Foley left Monday for tb
; Kansas State Agricultural College .
Manhattan.
Miss Bessie Boyd left Tuesday mora
Ing for her nome In Kingsdown, after
} few days visit with friends In this city
. Miss Boyd was called away on accom-
J of the death Of her sister Mrs. Waite
: Sbenek.
Mrs. Edith Pickett returned TO thi
|, city Sunday from Kinsley where she hs
been visiting relatives for the past tw
: weeks. Mrs. Pickett has resumed he
position In the York.Ksy stere.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-09


The members of the Idylwilde club
and several other guests were entertained
at luncheon last Friday afternoon, given
by Mrs. Harry Gross and Mrs. r. W.
Evans, Jr., at the home of Mrs. Evans, In
compliment to Mira. Ross Pixley, who "a
visiting 10 this city and Miss Eleanor
Milton, who was home for the holidays
Those present were Mesdame:, J.. l..
Taylor, D. J. Phillips, win Martin, Low
man, s. W. Sturgeon, Arthur SOuls, He'll
warth, Ross Pixley. EaIph Pixley. Nc
Curdy, MIsses frances Wright and Flea
nor Milton.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-09
Could Not Eseane Proctor

Senator Proctor Of Vermont, owner
of extensive granite quarries, during
some labor. troubles at his place came
In for not little unfavorable COM
nent among trades unionists. A
group Of granite cutters were earnest
" discussing the senator's attitude.
One OF them, after listening to the
heated conversation for some time
shook his arm dramatically and
reared out: Eyes, boys, he owns us
when we're alive, and he makes US
pay for our tombstones when we're
dead"
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-09

Tue Washington paprrs ot thursday
morning, December %, All give prom
inent place in their columns of the social
events ut the national capital, to the
marriage Of Miss Emily Madison TO Mr.
Arthur l. SouIe OF Dodge City. The
Washington ilme- printed large two
eoluuu portraits I'll Miss Madison anu
Mr.. Soulc aud gave all extended account
of the wedding. The Washington Her
aid gave especial prumint nee to the event
on its society page, and the following APP
Desr,a in the society column OF the
Washington Posi-: "Miss Emily Frances
Mad. son. eldest daughter If Mr. Edmond
a. aadisuu, member OF the House OF
Representatives from the Seventh district
OF Kansas, was Tarfled Yesterday after
nOon at o. clock in her fathers apart
mem at Congress Hall Hotel, New Jersey
aver ne, CapIo, Hill, 20 Mr.. Arthur Louis
Sou e, of Dodge Cuy, han. Rev. George
Bailey, Presbyterian mini'ser OF 2iO9 G
street northwest, pelform,d the ceremony
which was sitneased ty a few Dodge
Civ friends aud the Immediate members
OF he family. The BRIDE wore light
blue silk gowu, trimmed in lace, and
carried bouquet Of Bride roses. There
I,a hail J
n quiet home affair Immediately after
the CEREMONY bridal dinner, gwen by
Mr.. Madison, father Of the bride, was
served In the private dining room OF the
Congress Hall Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs Soule
left for Chicago late In the afternoon"
Mrs Nellie Chapman entertained a
number Of her friends at pleasant even
ing o rty last Thursday. Two interest,"
ing contests were enjoyed during the
evening, one the guessing of advertise
meni pictures ut from magazines and
the uher 'sletter' contest. Prizes were
won by Leroy Martin and Ralph Eastman
Tbo-e . esebt wert Misses, DeEtte
Reiglard, Lulu Siurm. Grace Hale,
Berla Rath, Anua Carroll, Mrs. Clyde
Smith. Mrs. Lillian 0'Neill Messrs Leo
Freucp, Will Miller, Clyde Smith, Ralph
Eastman, LEROY Martin, R..b Bath and
n. NJ. Hart.
ia.
A delightful afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. IL. A. Burnett was spent last Thurs
day By tho members Of the J. s. club and
seyegal guests, Mesdames Lowman, I Z.
French. Gromm, Roy Burnstt, YeatOn,
O,NsIll and Eleanor Milton. Music was
enjoyed during The afternoon, which was
devoted as ufugI % i.hSi 40 followed
By . luncheon The next me, ting will
Be ii Two weeks at The LONE Of Mrs. CD
Heeif1
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-09

The Philcmath club will meet tomor.
row at the home Of Mrs, Barkley.
The Globe-republican., 1908-01-09

The AtbeDeum club will meet tomorrow
at the home Of Mrs. J. z. McCuEdy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-28

county ticket Mr.. Williams and Mr..
Sears have been accused of many bad
things by the insurgent crowd over in
Day county, and they are now making
the insurgents wish that some of the
things had not been said 1t may be
that Sears and Williams are not angels
in fact we know they are not-but we
doubt very much if there is any truth to
many OF the charges that the insurgents
have made against them.-Lapgford
Bugle.
In glancing over the excellent ticket
the staiwarts of Day county have up for
nomination, the Bugle finds the name of
L. Hastings, of Pennington town
ship, who is candidate for representa-
tive, and we only wish it was our good
fortune to give him our vote next month.
But we live in the wrong county, or
rather Mr.. Hastings, TO get the Bugle
mans vote Mr.. Hastings has been
resident of Day county for 25 years,
coming here from MicF igan, and during
his long residence in the state has exper-
fenced the ups and downs of early
Dakota life but TODAY is very comfort
able fixed. He is held in high esteem
by all hIs neighbors and will receive
solid vote in his nome precinct where he
is Known best Mr. Hastings has held
various township and school offices for
many wears, ALWAYS being faithful and
efficient in the discharge of his duties.
If elected, he can b. depended upon to
look after the best interests OF Day
county ali the while .--LaDgford Bugle.
Hans O. Wickre. of Webster, S. ID.
one of the leading live stock men of the
northern part of that state, was visitor
on the local market yesterday. Mr..
Wickre is a candidate for railroad COM
missioner, running on the stalwart
| ticket In speaking of the political out
| look in South Dakota, especially the
northern part, where he has lived for a
| long period, he is very confident that the
entire stalwart ticket will win b. a safe
majority at the primaries on June 9.
| Mr. Wickre is popular with his home
people. He has served them as commits
sioner of Day county, and they thought
we'll enough of him 10 elect him for two
terms as county treasurer He is lib.
eral ship or OF both cattle aud hogs to
1 the local market. Ar present he has a
! littlp over 900 head OF steers on grass
which he expects 70 market this fall at
Sioux City as feeders He has been
shipping live stock all his life and
Knows what l. due those who pay
freight. Wmlt. in Sioux City he was
the guest OF Charles briggs Sioux
CITY Journal Saturday
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-28

sl.0O for one year.
We print horse bills.
To Knapp's for bread
Ii rained all day Sunday
Politicians are busy these days
Call on Oscar Grue for abstracts
The rain Sunday boosted the crops.
Subscribe for Reporter and Farmer.
See the street parade May 80 at 1880.
Gall on Carl Malmberg for abstracts
Money 70 loan on real property J
Alley.
See Sam" the driving dog Saturday
May 30
Buy your bakery goods at the Knapp
bakery.
Peter Schmitt was up from waubay
Friday
Wedding presents cheap at
Harris.
Swan Swanson was over from Lily
Sunday
DIR. jenkins was up from waubay or
Tuesday.
John Gebur was over from Butler
Monday.
John Lienlokken returned from trip
east Friday.
Mrs. A. G.. Paulson was on the sick
list Saturday.
Hon. f. @. Palmer was up from Wau-
bay Saturday
Peter Hanson was down from Pier
pont Monday.
Miss Crosby, of Waubay, was in the
city Saturday.
Go to Twins palm garden for delic.
ious Ice cream
Ed. Prudhon returned Monday from
a trip to Iowa
II you wish loan Call on the First
National bank
If you want your picture taken
see Johnson.
Maude, the trick mule viii be in
Webster May 30
Knapp's bakery can furnish every
thing in the line.
Big bargain on wedding pres
eEts at Harris.
SsmsssHBhng that's always good.
ErwEm's bee cream
re raa Wsar horse bills, come in and
see COR nBrs- cgEs
Esfn apt Fret schultz we're up from
WanAag SATURDAY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-28

A hover vs. gwen br the teaches
and many trends Of Miss Alice b.
Srratrou one ~ tn t-ec1arS III onr cltV
srnonls and who exprcrs 70 soon become
bride. The shower was given at tie
home of Mr. aud NJ r, L Irwin on
NJ ,nday evening and very enjoyable
evening spent.
Claude Stewart amt Mrs. Anna
Graham w-r,- married Yesterday after
noon by Jn1sr G J. Hute. Mr.. and
Mrs Stewart viii make their home III
this CITY. The groom is employed at
the Golden Gate restaurant, having
come here a few months ago from Web
strr The BRIDE IL also we'll Rnown at
Webster .-Aberdeen American, Friday.
The eleventh animal meeting of the
Dav County Old Settlers ASSOCIATION
will he held in Andover, Monday, June
ii. 4 good program has been arrange
co insisting of speaking Rotations and
music A fine list of useful and valu-
able prizes is offered For particulars
see bills Every old settler should make
it a point 70 be present.
The new cement was completed Tues
day on the east side OF Second street
between Second aud Third avenues,
which is a great improvement TO the
| appearar ce of that part OF rhe city. W.
G.. Lacd the cement man, did the work,
his crew are Low putting in the new
crossings Oh Main street, a. the con-
tract for the city work was awarded to
Mr. Ltdd at a recent meeting of the
council
| / have taken over from the city all
| the stock of electrical goods aud am
prepared to do all kinds of electrical
wiring, using the best of material and
doing all work according to underwrir.
ers specifications In addition. / will
always have on hand a complete line of
shades, lamps, fixtures, etc, aud every
thing pertaining to the electrical trade
For all trouble with your lights call
Telephone 266. Gordon Ross.
Brig Gen Arthur Murray, chief of
artillery, has received a report of the
excellent work zone by he members of
the Ninetsfirst company of coast artil-
lery at Foot Pickens, Florida. Phe
gunners mace perfect scores on a target
three miles awav and moving at the
rate of four and one half miles an hour.
They hit the target ten times in AS many
shots Castro should bear this in mind
and keep outside The three-inile limit il
he happens TO wander this way.-St
Paul Pioneer PIess The above item
refers to the company 10 which Lieut..
Robert Arthur Is attached aud TO the
target practice IN which he was range
officer and TO which reference was
recently made III the Reporter
David Williams. Frank Sears aud Eli
Stearns, of Webster, ant Senator Car
penter, of Andovery M~re shaking hands
with Langford friends Thursday NOR,
ing. The gentle neD had been OUT II
| Homer township the night previous
where republican rally was held Mr.
Williams and Mr. sears spoke at the
meeting on the political issues as they
are from he sralwart standpoint in Day
county and from al reports the boyi
made many votes for the state anC
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-28
HOME NEWS

All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Ed. Monroe of Denver was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
IF r. Gibson Of Iowa this morn.
ing entered the employ Of the DaLiels
drug store.
Ft her Edmund and five other
priests left this morning for Hard
srabble on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Large and
Mr.. and Mrs 4. NJ Howells camped
yesterday above Greenwood.
Albert Brown Is attending the
Wallace trial at Canon in the capa-
city of witness. Brown has been
making his headquarters in Denver
for year or two, but still have su-
pervision over this branch Of his
WORKS
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
WORK PROGRESSING
ON SCHAEFER RESERVOIR

The work on the Shaefer reservoir
10 progressing nicely and the company
is pushing It with all rapidity. The
excavation for the cement core IL
nearly finished, in fact cement laying
will be started this week. The ex.
cavation runs from four to five feet
81 width and ia l. 600 feet long, or tho
full width of the canon and goes to
bedrock, some places being deeper
than others. 1t Is estimated that
from 1000 to 10. 900 barrels Of cement
will be needed In the construction Of
the core.
The work Of digging the trench for
the core was one Of the largest pieces
Of work connected with the enterprise
and large number Of men have been
employed on that portion of the pro-
be backed up with dirt carried in
with the hydraulic system and will be
much easier and quicker than some Of
the other methods employed in reser-
voir construction.
That the underflow water Of this
region is something large Is proven
in the development of the underfiow
at this point. 1t Is said that this
water has been developed to the ex.
tent Of cubic foot and adds that
much value to the oompany's water
system. A trench has been dug from
the core trench 80 that 1t winds It's
way back into the stream and 1t is
then caught by the diversion dam be-
low and taken out to the irrigated
tract.
Since the cement core will be put
to bedrock. the body of water that
will be impounded will not be great
enough to force any Of the water
through and there IL expected to be
no loss. While the company does
not expect to have the dam finished
for several months ~ yet. it is making
good Roadway and big showing has
been made.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury,

mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering It through the mucous surfaces
UGH articles should never BIO used except on
prescription from reputable physicians, as tho
damage they will do Is ten fold TO the q cd you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
euro, manufactured bp +. J. Cheney CO.,
Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and is
taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood
aud mucous surfaces Of tho system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure bs sure you get tho
genuine. II is taken Internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney & Co. Terti.
monials FREQ.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
TaLo Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
SHAKE 1T OFF.
Rid Yourself of Unnecessary
Burdens. A Florence Citi-
zen Shows You How.


Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
Burdens Of bad back are unneces.
sary.
Get rid of them.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure bad
backs;
Cure lame. weak and aching backs !;
Cure every form of kidney ills.
Lots Of local endorsement to Prove
this.
Mrs. Peter Kreps. of GOT Petroleum
Ave-, Florence, Colo. says: ''Mr.
Kreps had trouble from his kidneys
for many years, the symptom which
caused him the most annoyance be.
ing soreness across his loins and in
his back. At night when no suffer
cd the most and on raising In the
morning he WAS very lame. He tried
various remedies but without success
when Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to his notice he procured u
box at Daniels drug store and used
them rs directed. Not only did he
find prompt and thorough relief from
the soreness Ia his back and loins
but the seoretions from his kidneys
were restored to their natural condi-
tion. He thinks very highly Of
Doan's Kidney Pills and willingly
recommends them.
For sale by all dealen. Price 10
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Flow York. sole agents for the United
Htatea Remainder the name-Doan-
And tsks no other. nv
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
TENNESSEE NAMES
GOV. n. R. PATTERSON

Nashville, Tenn. July ls-Gover-
nor NJ. R. Patterson will be declared
the Democratic nominee for governor
Of Tennessee. equivalent to election.
at the state convention which opens
In this city at noon tomorrow. The
convention will also nominate Que
candidate for the supreme bench. two
candidates for the court Of civil ap-
peals and candidate for railroad
commissioner.
This gubernatorial fight was really
deci led in the recent primary and to-
morrow's convention is only ratifying
the denomination Of Patterson.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
May CONCLUDE HEARIKs
SOME TIME TONIGHT

Unless the hearing goes over nm
til Judge Bailey can give it more
time, the attorneys In the case Of J.
Wallace being heard In the district
court, must be concluded this evening
or some time tonight as the district
Judge will leave Canon this evening
to hear cases in another part of the
district.
There are yet number il wit
nesses to be heard and n large number
have already given in their testi-
mony. As stated in Saturdays Trib-
une, the present hearing is to decide
whether or not receiver shall be APP
pointed for the United Oil company
of this city and the Inland Oil COM
pany Of Boulder.
So far in the battle Mr.. Wallace is
winning every point In the case and
the Indications at this time are that
he will succeed in having receiver
named, who will take charge Of the
two companies until after the damage
suit is tried. This suit, it is
thought, will not come up until the
regular term. which is not until next
November.
Wallace is suing for 1000. 900
damages aud names several defendants.
1t is said that the damage end of the
suit will consume about three weeks
Of the courts time. It will be one
of the biggest and hardest fought
cases that has ever come up in the
district court of Fremont county
Two or three exceptionally bright at
torneys have been hired in the case
and both sides are hoping and battl-
ing for victory.
Wallace is asking for receiver
on the grounds Of Misrepresentation
of the United Oil company funds.
claiming that s. F. Rathvon and
Crawford Hill. secretary and presi-
dent Of the United Oil company, re-
spectively. have developed the Boul-
der oil field and built the refinery
there at the expense Of the United
Oil company. Tho defendants deny
the charge. They are also accused
of being heavy stockholders in the
Continental Oil company. and that
they make big dividends out of this
company by forcing the United to sell
Its oil to the Continental company at
a ridiculously low price. thus keep
ing the other stock holders Of the
United company down to small
dividends, while Hill aud Rathvon
make big money out of the same
oil by selling 1t to the Continental,
TINS making dividends from both
companies
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
No Unemployed hsna

What fraction OF the nations wealth
10 consumed BY . typical extraor.
binary hen in one Year, Anybody who
has owned Z potato patch or . flower
bed within walking distance Of hen
knows how small . part Of her living
expenses 10 paid BY the man who gets
the eggs. He also knows how largo
. percentage Of tho hens diet must
~ left to the imagination.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

APPLES AND BLOSSOMS-James
Duncans has an apple tree this year
that IL performing a few freak tricks.
In the early spring the tree came out
full bloom, but the flowers were
killed by the frost. Then another
crop of blossoms was terminated and
. fair crop of apples ia the result.
Yesterday more blossoms made their
appearance. making the third crop
of blossoms In one season.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
RIVER RIsING-The rsir

RIVER RISING-The rains in
the mountains north, west and south
Of Florence yesterday afternoon
caused the inflow OF a lot of water
in the Arkansas river and in conse-
quence the water ia rising. While
the stream Ia not nearly 40 high
this year a. other seasons at this
me. there appears to be nearly
plenty to satisfy the holders of water
rights.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

A DANDY RAIN One OF the
finest rains that has fallen for nearly
n year on Upper Beaver creek. swept
across that country yeterday after
noon. Iu consequence OF the moi sture
Beaver stream IL running high and
muddy and fishing conditions will be
improved very shortly. But little
II any rain fell ON Beaver park, but
It hailed at the Schcafer reservoir.
II rained IN almost every direction
from Florence yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
ANY FIsHED-Anglers from

MANY FISHED-Anglers from
Fremont county were out to Beaver
creek in large numbers yesterday and
some Of them did very we'll until the
rain muddied the water After the
rain biting was poor and the trout
were not even tempted to bite on a
worm. Maybe they liked the water.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

There Is one popularity about Hob
lands system Of colonial government
The resident ofiicials are paid the
most ridiculously small salaries in the
world. In Borneo, for instance. the
governor 10 paid not more than 5000
year and on this he must live In the
state BETTING an ofiicer Of the crown.
Obviously such Official must graft" OF
starve, and they do not starve.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
pI.clpl,n. Must q. Maintained.

secretary-"sir, Willie Doublentry
has been caught kissing the stenog'
rapher." Head Of the Firm-"Weli,
dock him so cents for disrespect t.
the Junior partner"
RIO GRANDE PAYDAY = This
was pay day on the Rio Grande and
the pay car re Iched Florence this
morning.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
Mutual.

bridget" said Mrs. Grouchey, &c
don't like the looks of that man who
called to see you last night" well
WE'LL" replied Bridget. "ain't 1t funny
ma'am? He said the same thing abou
YOU"
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
Natures Bounty.

Every part Of the tropical world has
trees and shrubs which supply man
with food and fuel and clothing with
no more effort than Is required to helJ
himself.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
Wasted Much Ammunition.

Recently four tons and half Of
bullets we're dug out OF hill behind
rife range at Yarmouth, Eng, the
accumulation of two years shooting
by the local volunteers. They sold
for $122.50 ton.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
OiscourauIno.

II is a little discouraging, says tn.
Boston Globe. to find lump of solder
in the fresh green peas" that 20,
have ordered at the restaurant
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
MystiHed.

One-tenth Of the world can't under
stand how the other nine-tenths live
without ever getting into the society
columns.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
A DraWback.

Tho great trouble with some mss
10 that they can have self-respect with
out half trying.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

Plumb ng goods at prices unheard
Of. The Geo. Wilson II. and S. Co.
loft
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

Do you want to save money. See
The Wilson Hdw. Cos. advertise
ment ON pumbling goods. lott
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

We take pleasure in showing our
goods. See the bracelets-Howells.
1918
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

We take pleasure in showing our
goods. See the bracelets-Howells
1918
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

Merry Widow bracelets. the latest.
at Howells 1918
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13

The finest line Of bracelets in tn
county at Howells' jewelry store.
10
The daily tribune., 1908-07-13
OF Little Faith.

Many men do not allow their prin.
ciples to take root, but pull them up
every now and then. as children do
flowers they have planted, to sec II
they are growiRg.-Longfello