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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
TO FIGHT TAMMANY.
In Next Campaign Republicans VIII
Use Stereopticon Views.

New York, Dec. 1S.--How Republicans
in the next municipal campaign will use
stereopticon views to fight TammanS
Hull by showing the alleged waste and
squandering of the city's funds was
shown last night by Henry Brnere, d.
rector OF the bureau of municipal re-
search in an address before the Repub-
5lican county committee. Cartoons from
news papers We're thrown on 4 screen as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
CHILDREN's FURs

shipment Children's Fur just AZ
rived jaunty styles for the little White coney
squirrel and coney, River Mink Mouwloum and
Ansor priced special at st25 1925 $3.50 $3.50 and up
our entire stock finer in Eastern Mink. Black
Lynx. Sable kolnsky Mink Alarten
Squirrel. reduced onefourt Neck furs in slWs
pelernes. and novelties with pillow animal
nlufs to match. Every fur made the choicest
thoroughly reliable skins. Saturday special oneourt
aI11ntjon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
INWARD AND OUTyyARD.

The inward effects OF humors arr
worse than the outward. They weaker
all the organs, inflaine tfis, mucous
membrane, cause catarrhal troubles,
md endanger the whcie system.
Hoods Sarsararila eradicates3ali hu-
mors and cures Ell! tlle!I, effects.
It's the great alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
where established.
Accept no substitute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
JR
FEELS OUTRAGED

New York, Dec. lion a charge OF
criminal libel, made by John D, Rocks
the STAY company, publishers of VIII
liam II. Heargt's New York American.
was arrested today and arraigned. in
police court before Magistrate Finn. At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.
Via d. & II. CIR. II

Via D. & 4. g. r. Il.
One single fare for the round trip
between all points in Utah. Dec. IS.
10, "a. 25, 81 and Jan. LIST. Allftickets
good returning until jan. dth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18

Fur coats Of Nearseal4
ana River Mink at one-fout',
Regular $3.50 fuTs, special
Regular S2e.G0 furs, special
Regular $1,000 furs, specia!
Regular $3.50 furs, SPECIAL
Regular $3.50 furs. special
Regular $3.50 furs. special
Regular $500 furs. special
Regular $3.50 furs. specia,
Regular $500 furs, specia
Regular ST2.50 furs, specia.
Regular $500 furs, Specia
Regular $500 furs, specia
Regular $4,000 furs, specia
Regular Si15.Qo t,ui:s, specia
Regular s125.00 fnrS, specia
Regular $4,000 furs, specia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
pEsEREr EVENING NEWS FRIDAY DECEMBER Is 1908

that might be taken will be announced
within q few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18

Every price listed is special quotation: y deposit
will hold your selection until An1as, Nothing hela ~
rescrvettis sale includes every fur neck piece mutt
and coat in superior stock
Large assortment neck pieces in splendid va s1a
of Throws novelties IN dalllo, toi'h
Squirrel Grey squirrel, opposum, Jap Mink FoS l3ack
FOX Blue Wolf and River Mink. Pillow ana rue
Niuns o
Values up to $50. Special 80 -
yalues up $3.50 specihl s ~
Values up Sl6oG. Special
F,lach Russian large shawl style neck PIECE
with open rug satin lined throughout Special S'o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18
nothing IS more acceptable than fur piece or set

caracul. Pony Black Squirrel
! reduction.
..,......... ..s1S.lo
Sl5p1
stS.90
S20.G5
S2+.Ao
., .,...,,......... Scg,Go
. s3S,71
.S43.l0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 75
$54.i1
...... s6t.9D
$500
........ $3.50
,. .,.....s$ $685.
.. ..............., $9S.l5
,...... ........... .$l12,50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-18

Isabella Fox sets, shawl neck pieces made with le
and tails, open Rug Mutt. Sklnners's satin IN
Regular $500 set, special $3.50
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
AMERICAN SLANG IN ROME.
Youngsters Expression Touched the
Hearts Of Wanderers.


The universal spread of American
slang is amazing and the globe trot-
ter meets with 1t in the most unex.
pected places. Last October two
Americans wandering about the Plaza
dEspagna In Rome were accosted by
one of the numerous small boys who
sell postal card pictures of the Holy
city. He held out sheaf of postal
cards and offered them for sale, stat.
Ing the price in Italian. The Amer.
leans did not care to buy, and, like
his guild the continent over, he fol-
lowed them and became a bit OF a
nuisance. But he was such merry
eyed little chap they had not the heart
to speak harshly to him. At last, how.
ever, they felt obliged to say mo"
decidedly. 1t was then that he sur.
prised them and gave them q queer
little pull at their American heart
strings, by saying. his black eyes
swapping with fun and the magnitude
of the achievement: "Skeedoo! Skee-
doo Twanta-thr-r-r-ree!" Then he
vanished with burst Of laughter.
But the sequel was equally interest
Ing. Late that same afternoon the
same couple came from the Cata-
combs into the white glare of the
Appian way, five miles from the
Piazza d'Espagna. They had hardly
stepped into the street before the
same urchin was at them again,
and when he recognized them
he was as amused as they. This
time he did not offer them any
cards, but simply said: "Skeedoo!
Skeedoo! Twanty- -thr.r-r-ree!" And he
got his generous soldi, as he knew
quite well he would.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
TinfolI Valuable.

Several Of the best-known choco-
late manufacturers on the continent
are advising customers not to throw
away the tinfoil in which the choco-
late is enveloped, but to keep 1t until
called for by an agent, who will gladly
pay the market price for 1t. The pres.
ent high price Of tin is due to the ac-
tion Of English and Dutch spectators,
who have forced t far beyond its
actual value. The chocolate industry
in Europe spends nearly $4,000, 900
annually for tinfoil. which is generally
thrown to the winds.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
Requested One Favu,,

Eugene Spuller was minister of pub
'e instruction when Casimir- PerleI
vas president OF France When the
Inorkeeper brought him his letters
ne morning Spuller said to him:
Were you not supposed to be or
uty last night at 1880 o'clock?"
Yes. SIR And you were not there?.
That Is correct" replied the door
;eeper, but l have a sick mother.
our excellency. wished to visit
lel." "Quite proper" returned Spul.
'er, "and | hope your mother Will soop
recover. But | would like to ask you
y'e favor. II you go to visit your
aiorher once more, please have tb,
s.ndness not to lock me In my Office.
, had to spend the night at this desk
'ecause l could nDt get outl"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
o SEE M e.

Club No. 9, under the direction Of
George G. Ross, will give high class
musical on the 26th of this month, in
which the following will take part:
Mesdames Turley. Clingman, Arlena
Hall, Mae Byrd, Esther Morris and
Messrs. Clarence Clark, Chas. Harris
and Morgan Jackson. Admission ~
cents. Scott M. E. church. Mrs. Eva
late, secretary, and Miss Helen Karr,
treasurer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
WARD A. M. e. CHURCH.

Quarterly meeting Sunday. Rev. Jas.
II. Hubbard, P. E., will preach at IL
a. m. Rev. ]. B. Beckham will preach
the communion sermon at 3 D. M
This is the cry from Macedonia:
Come over and help u.s." The pas
tors and their congregation are in.
vited to be present at the hour of 3
p. m.
]. H. BROWN, Pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
FREE. FREE.
Grand Lecture Free of Charge.

Zion church, commencing Sunday.
March 18th, and continue until the
25th. Rev. S. N. Nass, q. D., superin-
tendent of the Colored Work of the
Baptist Publication Society, assisted
by local pastors and prominent lead
ers, will conduct the meetings.
Grand mass meeting Sunday after
noon at 8 O'CLOCK, March %.
DR.. Vass will deliver the following
lectures, two each day:
l. A Birds Eye View of the Bible.
Whole Bible reviewed.
2. The Oldest History of the World
Studied. Gen. Ill.
8. The Way to Start Race, Illus
trated. Gen. 1880.
4. How God Made a Nation. The
Pentateuch and historical Books.
5. The Religion of the Jews.
Leviticus and Ex. 2O-4O.
6. Religious Experience of the
Jews. Poetical Books.
Z. Jewish Preachers and their Ser
mons. The Prophetical Books.
8. The Life of Christ. The Gospels.
9. The Organization of the Church.
The Acts.
10. Christian Life and Doctrines.
The Epistles.
Bring your tablet and pencil. Re
member the time and place.
Free Bible Institute at Zion Baptist
church.
Thus the entire Bible is covered.
except Revelations, and that will be
afterward studied if interest war.
rants.
Each church, Sunday school, young
peoples society srequested to send
delegates to attend each lecture and
report back. Everybody is invited to
attend
These lectures have been given
throughout the United States. and
everywhere the people understand the
Bible better.
Maps and blackboards will be used
to illustrate each lecture.
Christians of all denominations are
invited to attend these meetings.
There will be two lectures each
day. Afternoon lecture at 3, night
lecture at o'clock.
Remember the mass meeting.
REV. A. E. REYNOLDS. Pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
A sNAP-sIMPLY A cINcH.

E|even-room house, full Of furniture,
right In town. $500 cash. Everything
modern. See Lawyer George G. Ross,
2o7 kittredge Building.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
KNOX GETS THE Z
Csnmn - A1ner FUs11oa3o ~ Fr1ne6ene.
Uera 9a1t.

SChnmn - $500 TUsa1ol5o ~ FFnno6enas
Uers Ia1t-
Anruska. xSM. F~rsmi3xHs-eIect Tan
Frftny night announced his appoint
tzaxnf ~ Tinted States Senator phslan~
DER e. Kanx, nf Pennsylvania ~ sec-
retmxy vi state fn has cabinet The ssa-
measurement f0xiaxe si sh@ rt~sspt by
M. Taft III d telegram conveying The
information frosn Mr.. knex n y hs
wonsa aessspt tbs premiership 81 the
Tiff cahfn&k
Ar. TAst without dsfay announced
that thx matter was settled He said
the r0er Urn. shade To Mr.. Knox last
eunAny In New Tork. ard that since
The smer NJ ha mol heard from Mr..
Emax until FrsdMyss t~lsxrnm After
consolidation with Secretary Root In
washington Saturday. Mr. TAFT sid
~ tried tD 80 Ssssssor knux there
but wAx informed thai he wnx IN New
York ID ntsesad shs HinneS al the Penn
xytsanaA sss~tesy. h wired Mr.. knox
so see him III rho Henry w. Taft resi-
der1& ssunaay xaorrin9.
II feea that I am 10 be eonkrAtu-
tnaed In aecnrtnx the s@rvtc~s ~ Nj
Kn0g m my cabinet" said MI Taft.
- maNsas sh~ ~m~ns. I'm
~netecstnx = SECRETARY cf state. ] wanted
1r~t : great lawyer and seSond .
man rho wcaad MI the public re-. not
0ssly here. hut &broad-a raan who
ssnsds eus preeraInensfy - = great
Ana~sScenA
Mr.. Knnx wns . great attorney
geneTn1. he ws@ = prominent eandi-
data fcr sh@ presidency. ard he II rec
ugukSed In tte s<nas and elsewhere N
osse ox ths great i&~yexs 81 thai body
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

Many Ways tAe Csnricts Nave -
Teignfag sickness.
"Hear the song Of the dear little JAN
birds" said the Jailer as q burst Of
ribald melody came Down the gray cor
rider. The dear little jail BIRDS" He
shock his head and sighed
They are all playing sick In that
ward" he resumed There's nobody
can nahgner Ike . Jail bird H1s
U1eks are amazing
To fake q fever he viii whiten his
tongue with chalk. nush his cheeks With
q red flannel undershlrt and disorder
his stomach BY swallowing . guild of
tobaccs.
To fake consumption he VIII cut his
gurns % as TO spit blood and 60 through
Z terrific kind of Swedish movement In
bed - ~ to produce night sweata
~Ssme JAN birds have brought On
nettie rash BY temporarily poisoning
As0sslves with smuyxled crab or hob
ster- Some chew soap 80 az 10 fro&h
1t tn mouth In fake fits Some wen
thrust needles down to the lids Of the
evs = bring On ataraetA--Ninneap
sais Journal
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
TEACHER ron CARLISLE
rv~xa3 l0swa and E4s1sh Dakota CSs1cs
VIM Heal ExanAtmnatunA-

Gevexnt lOsEa and Esasfs Dakota Css1r~
VIM IE1a6 EUnaiMnstua~-
Washtns1sss. ID c. The government
= hnstng dIfneuity 10 nnd . man ~
Carlisle Pa ~ = aalayy 81 ea.eas <
yenr. Special examinations To obtain
: ut a. esigtbl~s Fer this ard ssmllas
appotnsxneuss viii ~ held ~ several
I0wA cIff<s by csrfi service boards ~
sxnminers on January ~ and ~. Any
mnn ~ - yeArs or cv~s desiring ~
saks - e~xaminAficn for this appoint
msnx should apply ~ January 10 or
he1ors % the ~eecretaxy AZ the Tinted
0en1oo eesf1 Service board ~ examiners
~ elfsew Ames. Burlington. D~s
1Gc1nsa. Oub1qne. Fort Madison. Iowa
CITY. 1GnDsn city Or Ssaux City
na ~xamtnaffcn win consist ~ the
following suhjecfss Spelling ard copy
inx. methods ~ teaching. commercial
law. commercial arithmetic. ~hookk~ep-
fng. s~fenoxraphy. ~tyrexrttinw. buss-
mens correspondence. commercial Keog-
rnrhy, p~<nmarship. training and expo
YteTxreA
In South DMkosa examinations for
his appointment viii be given n Alb
erde~n. Ibeadwood. Sioux Falls or Wa
teEsswn on application In Advance Of
the TINA 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
rwo DIE N AUTO ACCIDENT.
Ma<hfn~ Gees Isso the River NJ Mil
wankee Thra~gA Opea Draw.

Ma<hfn~ Gees Isso the River ut Mill
waake ThrssxA Opea Draw.
An automobile containing three nsss
daxssed irto tine open draw Of the Oneida
su~~t bridge In Milwaukee at ] o'clock
tAe ether morning and went Ia the bottom
Of the river. carrying two OF she oscn-
rants 70 their Death A third was res
cEed With dik~aIsy and Is AZ the esner-
genty hospital. The dead: Oscar r.
Bartlett. zsenh<r hoard OF trade: Albert
Kunx chauffeur. A. H. Solaiday Of the
Eciisday Motor Company vas rescued.
Tne car approached the bridge from the
sasg- coming dorn The Oneida street. hill
u . high rate Of speed The driver sp-
nrently did Dot notice thar the bridge
U3s open until the caf wxs within TWEEN
~ feet Of IT, KUN then made q frantic
eGort - a~oid the river. bat only sacc~ea-
"a Ii tanning the car a far as the eoro.
where IL bounded iafo the mir. turning .
csmp1ese som<rsanls between the dock and
~ center pser Of the bridge. hurting Mr..
Rarfi<sf ard Mr.. ScisSday thirty feet 70
tAe south Of where the car hit the water.
he crew Of The ssoau~r Iowa which was
passing Through the draw. saw the ira
esdy and Immediately lowered boassl Kans
was pinred under the automobile at the
betfom 81 the river.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
SOUTH DAKOTA .1,s9.. .!.s.!...
FRI ~ b Ig emlsassl
STATE NEWS .. y. - .l..zs
Mfss Sknngtand secures JudgMfen
Against . SpsfnGfead Man.

Miss Sknaxiand secures Judgment
Against = SprinGBead Man.
One Of the most sensational damage
suits ever tried in the courts Of South
Dakota was disposed OF during . re-
cent term OF state circuit court in
Bcnhornnae county
The plaintiff in the action was Miss
Amanda Skeassand, who sought 10 re-
cover damages In the SUN OF $1,000
from Lee Michel. a prominent business
man OF Springfield. After hearing
the evidence In the ase the jury
awarded Miss Skoagiand damages In
the sum Of $9.I2s.
TIE suit was the outgrowth OF An
episode which occurred some months
ago. Michel liz the owner OF . public
hall In Springfield. and al the time OF
The occurrence which terminated in
the damage suit a dance was being
held I'm the hail. Among the guests
was Miss Skoagiand-
i; was alleged that during the prog
ress of the dance Michel appeared in
the hall in an intoxicated condition
and after being there q short time
asked Miss Skoagland to dance with
him. She refused. when Michel Is al
legged 10 have lost his temper and gave
vent 10 his wrath by denouncing the
young before a large number
Of persons who were attending the
dance.
The matter Is not yet ended. for
Michel's attorneys will ask for a new
trial. and. If this is refused. doubtless
will carry the case to the state su-
prenae court
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
HlG DAkcTA LAND CLAIM
Wt6oss a SLACK Husiy Brings suit for
ia. 600 Ae1wa

Wi30se al ~Ssck- Susiy Brings suit fur
I0.000 .Aexra
Acting under am appointment made
few days aEs hy Judge Garland. Of
this United States court In Sioux Falls.
William Wallace. of Aberdeen. now
has arrived at Dallas. IN the Rosebud
reservation eourfry. for the purpose
Of taking testimony In = salt cf rom
siderable Importance.
The snit was instituted by Mrs Sui
~. wNdow ri lack Suiiy. a famous
outlaw ~ the MsxScnri river section
Of the stale and for years known AZ
the king Of the cattle russisrx. who
VIA shot and Killed about three years
AEo during a running hght with q
deputy United States marshal and
me OF his posse. Mrs sally. who
has Indian blood in her veins. made
application In behalf 81 herself ard
other heirs Of her husband for aliot-
ments OF and in shas portion 81 the
Rosebud Indian reservation emhrac-
ing Trtpp ccunty.
John III ScrEben. United States AL
letting agent for the district. refused
10 recognize the claims Of Mrs. Suify
and The other heirs, ard following this
Mrs Suiiy ard the other heirs. whe
number about two score I'm all, insfi-
tused the action in the federal eeurt
Tor the purpose Of having the land
In dispute awarded 10 them
The suit involves about 10000 acres
OF land. which is approximately worth
about $4,000. Mr.. Wallace was APP
pointed special examiner. with author
aty To take the testimony Of the in
ferested persons. and in the perform
ance Of this duty will also visit the
Rosebud Indian agency and such 9TH
er places In the state as may be neces-
sary.
Under the provisions Of the order
Of Judge Garland appointing him spe-
ciai examiner the compiainants in the
case will have until January l next In
which 10 submit their testimony in
chief. After this period the defend
ants. the United States ard John II.
Scriven- are given until January Is to
Offer their testimony. Following this
the c~ompiainants will be given an
additional period OF fifteen days in
which 10 offer testimony in rehuttal.
The testimony taken BY Special Ex-
erniner Wallace will be submitted to
Judge Garland. md will be used az
| he trial of the suit
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
INSURANCE MEN SHOULD PAY.
Commissioner Rasford Sees No Rca-
son for Exemption OF Companies.

NbU IOF E~XtJiHaAbst Oh &gAIlEntSS.
When Insurance Commissioner Ras-
ford issued his annual report 1t con-
tanned no suggestions or recommended
tsnrs as TO possible legislation. but
stated that an a later report such
matters would be touched upon. Such
report has been issued. and In Ii he
deyotes a great deal Of attention to
the proposed relief from state taxa
ton being urged by life insurance
companies. on the ground tina IL Is In
q AK on the savings of the peo-
pie. While admitting this fact. Com
missioner Basford takes the position
that IL lis no more than Is the tax on a
home. Oh any other property OF the
average man whose savings are so in
vested. ard that II the insurance COM
passies should be thus exempted there
II 10 reason why the exemption should
not be applied To all savings Of the
people He recommends the repeal OF
the Ian requiring annual publication
at Insurance statements by companies
doing business In the state. He argues
that frasernai companies should by
legislation be compelled to place them
selves ITO a better basis Of safety
Tor the benefit OF their b~eneiciaries~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
STOLE ANOTHERsS WIFE
Man Is Fined $500 In Sioux Falls
Court.

Judge Jones. OF the state circuit
court Of Sioux Falls. has imposed a
fine Of $500 in the case Of Norman
Rygmyr. a young man formerly of
Marshallfown. la, who entered q plea
OF guilty TO the charge Of having run
away with another mans wife, the
wife in the case being Mrs. Herbert
Bishop, also OF Marshalitown. The
couple were traced to Sioux Fails by
the husband of the woman who
caused their arrest on July 4 last
while occupying a room together in
one Of the city blocks. When Ryg-
myr entered a plea Of guilty his at
torreys asked for clemency in his
case.
J. d. Faugsn. a Dell Rapids drug
gist. who was convicted of selling liQ-
uor Illegally, was fined 500 for the
offense.
Levi Burns and August Bendzus.
who pleaded guilty TO the charge Of
robhing school houses I'm Lincoln
county. were given terms OF thirty
days each In the county jail and in
addition were fined $50 each.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Indian Chief IIersxaErc.

Ola Chief Call, whe mas sns
Of the principal sa1czS in the standing
Rock reservation far snary tears Is
nave his name honored by its being
used as the name ~ the new bank 4,
BE- established at wapala. In the
northern part Of the ssSte- 'Tns, bank
is I. be knsmr rs Gail state has.k- and
b caI.ta.zss 81 ss~eep.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25

rwmmsy3vmnAn CnF1sn1 <ssnfierS Arc
Eeueenrwd and Fined

ewmmsy3vmnAa Cng6s0a fssnfierS Arc
SGnennrw0 M Fired
Hnxx1sAmrx. Pa Judg% Knnkei
Friday morning imposed ttze fciscwsng
eent<nre3 upon the men convicted ON
March III on the charge ~ conspiracy
~ defraud the state In contracts for
supplying furnitaye to the new state
capitol. y. n. Sanderson. W. r. Sny-
Der. W. T. Mathues ard j. ~ shu-
uAkeF. 1854 fine and tro years. Inn
~rf1Dnment. the maximum penalty
Immediafcly after sentence vas PRO-
nommcsd the defendant were remAniea
- - enstcAy ~ the shertR. pending
o~ppa1cat3nn fDs s~np3rsedeas. which was
$3.50 ~ The supeTtcr court ~ PhIia-
oelphtaA ~ sopn - II ID granted the
Aofen6ants vii oxer ban pendfne m
appen1 10 = superior court
- men we're convicted ~ dGfraud-
- IL nenxs mt - ei9.3et In 3 rom
6rnee ~ wco6en furnitnf4- Other
enasuns i1vosved hrss sns h N q.
uagnAa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
SELL RANCH FOR ssa. ooo.
Sixteen thousand Acre Tract Near
Huron Changes Hands

One OF the largest real estate trans
fers made IN Huron CT recent date YVES
contaminated q day or TWO since, wher
Campbell brothers sSsid their ranch
for ssa.eoa. iris ranch Is what Is
known ~ the Foster A. Thompson
farm. tao miles east Of Huron. COM
priEsnE l.s80 acres Ii wsas purchases
by Campbell brothers twn or three.
years ago ard now passes into thu
possession Of George E~sseirnan. z
farmer. who resided nertAw est Of Yale
The ranch il en@ ~ the finest IN that
part ct the state. and lees On either
ode of the Jim raser.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Ursx PuTs OFFICIAL N CELL.

Yog0ee AeaAes ~ Ctr = Sen-
senee1 q reaisenstary.
rrod Lied. formerly ss~nnt~r Of the
Cosumbus bsard If cvsnsroa. was Sentenced
10 -four pears in sh< OHIO pe~nsseatiary
IT. ~acc~pxinx a brit~ from Nelson Cam
nac. representatives oil the Trinidad Paw
ING Company Of Cleveland. in connection
WIKI Eas< Bread street pawinx. Fred
Inrn<l. another former member of the
board Of contros. IL serving 4 term in the
peniseusiary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-25
Cat or an Ear.

@. C. Hunter. a resident Of the little
TORN at Van Metre, Lyman county.
1seS with a peculiar accident while q
ssgeS 81 cutting wood In the freight
rnesn es the depot Of the Milwaukee
sffrtaad company at that place. The
* caught on Il rope. turning the blade
4 s1eh a that IL descended
and struck the right side OF bis head,
@asslng his ear practically Oh.