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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16
Shortage.

St. Paul-Public Examiner Anton
Schaefer filed with Gov johnson the
report covering the period of the in
combency Of Fenton G. Warner as
state oil inspector. which. he says,
shows a shortage of $4,000. The re-
port covers what is known as the
Minneapolis division by the Standard
Oil company, including Ramsey, Hen
nepin and twenty-nine other counties.
Tho report is made by W. c. He'll
bron. one Of the deputy examiners,
and covers about thirty pages. In
Guiding mass of figures
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16
Thousands of Acres Saved.

Washington-The supreme court Of
the District of Columbia has decided
case in favor of the secretary Of
the interior, the effect OF which will
be to turn over to the State Of Min
nesota several thousand acres of land,
the timber alone on which II said
to be valued at considerably In ex-
cess of $1,0o0,ooo The case was
brought by Gus A. Beauleau, who, act
ing on behalf Of the Chippewa tribe
of Indians, sought to restrain the Sec
rotary from turning the lands over
TO the state The Indians claim the
lands should be sold and the pro-
ceeds divided among them. Secretary
Garfield decided that the lands should
be given to the state under an act
OF congress giving to it lands that
were swamp in character
The lands are located on the cedel
Chippewa Indian reservation in Min
nesota- On behalf of Secretary Gar
field a demurrer was filed which set
forth that the State OF Minnesota was
an essential party in the case, in fact
co-defendant, and that under the
eleventh amendment to the Constitu-
ton state cannot be sued By one Of
its citizens, and Beauleau's petition
for an irJun ction should be dismissed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16
FirebuQ Again Burns Mill.

Grand Rapids-Neumann Brothers
north of this city, was partially do
stroyed by fire: the fire being evil
IDENTIFY OF incendiary origin. The loss
Is estimated at $4,000 This is the
second FIRE of the same nature In this
mill, the other occurring one year
ago under similar circumstances, but
much heavier loss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16

Pencils, tablets and school supplies
for sale at the Sheaf office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16

Mrs. Hit trying her gorgeous East
er bonneD-How do you like the ef-
feet?
Mrs De Witt-Why, it's wonderful.
You have the right idea There's
nothing like contrasts, is there?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16

Minneapolis After having been dis
carded for several days at the Hem
nepin county morxue as worthless,
the coat worn by Carl Hult. who COM
mifted suicide at the St James 10
I'll, was found to contain $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
THE WEEKS PLAYBILLS
chase's-POiite yaudeviIse.

chase's this week be as bright ''as the
flowers that bloom In the sprlng" with
a polite vaudeville bill sparkling with
fun and meiodious with music, the whole
programme comprising Horace Goldln.
the Maud HaIl-Carlton Macy company.
Barney Fagan and Henrietta Byron. the
Village Choir the Great Richards. Work
and over. Adamini and Taylor. and the
motion pictures OF THE Baby show and
Scenes in Northern Venice"
The crowds of curious, pleasure-loving
patrons OF vaudeville are expected TO turn
out en- masse to see Horace Goldin. M
Goidin's novelty is said 10 be the last
word in the mysterious science Of necro-
NANCY which this wizard has carried to a
degree OF development far beyond others,
especially in performing all his feats Of
Illusion and transformation absolutely IN
silence, not a word being spoken to dis
tract the close attention of the auditor
In this way Goldin exposes his work to
the severest test. No others have so far
followed in his footsteps. He is assisted
by the French illusi0niste Mile. Jeanne
Fransioii. and her grace and adeptness
are said 10 heighten the attFactiyeness OF
the great novelty. A special feature S
the exposition of the latest European IN i.
'DiaboIo" The extraordinary offering will
be the Maud HaIl-Carlton Macy company
in 'The Magpie and the Jay" described
as the daintiest character study ever pre-
sented In vaudeville That it Is superbly
played will be credited to Miss Hall, a
talented actress-star, and Mr.. Macy a
distinguished actor. both formerly OF the
Frohman companies. Barney Fagan. the
0ne-time minstrel comedian, popular the
world over, viii be assisted by Henrietta
Byron in playing their latest protean bur-
letta, IAN Entertaining Oddly" The
Village Choir viii delight lovers OF music
with the melodious blending OF their
voices in giving ''the songs of yesterday,
to-day, and forever The Great Richards
win be seen in a deceptive novelty of ex-
cepti0nal nature. and the act should
arouse great comment Work ard Over
will Introduce a ludicrous English comic
speciality. Adamini and TAYLOR will have
a fine instrumental number as The Wan
dering Minstrels''
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Among the coming attractions of the
spring at chase's are William Hawtrey
and company, Richard Golden and COM
pany. Minnie seligman and William Bram-
well, "A Night with the Poets" Laddie
Cliff. "A Night on a Houseboat,' and the
Six American Dancers.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
The Maiestlc-aMollr Raun. =

One OF the most important events of the
amusement season in this city will be the
presentation by Messrs. Burt and Njcolai
at the Majestic Thester, this week of
Molly Bawn, with Miss Beatrice Moves
and her New York company. This thrill-
ing play IS dTamatzation Of the ponr-
lar novel Of that name by The Duchess
one OF the most widely-read fiction writer's
OF the present generation. The stage YER
sion IS by Miss Beulah POINTER. who is
now playing in her own piece. Lena
Rivers, and who personally PLAYED the
title role in Molly Bawn" at the recent
copyright performance at the Girard Ave
nue Theater in Philadelphia.
Every element Of the successful plav Is
TO be found in Molly Bawn," an intense
pot. productive Of many stirring situa-
tiohs, strong heart interest and comedy
in abundance. Its moral lessons are m
lifting ana the purity of lbs theme and
language is exceptional The production
is elab0rately mounted, and no time or
money has been spared to do Justice TO
the two brilliant women whose pens have
combined TO present it.
No better choice of a Molly Bavn than
Miss Noyes could have been made Her
piquant and youthful beauty is of a
decidedly Irish type, and her artistic
ability rises at all times TO the great de-
mands Of the part. Mr.. Arthur s. Hull
is an admirable Lutterel, and Mr. Law
renee Atkinson, who so splendidly por-
trays the hysicaily-weakened but iron
willed Lord Amherst. has been with the
one firm of producing mahagers for more
than twenty years. Miss Maquita Dwight
who plays the half-Italian Marcia, is
really half-Italian herself, and she has
all the IRE and subtlety, so rarely COM
bined, but sc necessary 20 the successful
Characterization of this dif1ceit role.
Miss Moves is particularly fortunate in
having In her support so capable a
comedian Of the part Of Piantagenet
Potts as Mr. James A. Bliss. the short.
fat comedian" who was so prominent a
factor in the successes of the Rogers
Brothers and who was most recently
seen In the company Of Mr Henry f.
Dixey in THE Man on the Box" Potts
is a very important part. for it brighfens
the play. which. though intensely interest,"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
The COIumbia-Lyman II. Howe's
Moving Pictures.

To travel TO foreign lands at a trl1ng
cost; 10 see the strange cities and conn
tries you have most Ionged to see-these
are some of the pleasures invariably de-
rived from Lyman H. Howe's moving
pictures, to be seen at the Columbia The
ater this week Nothing short of actual
travel could be more fascinating or in
structive. The two new programmes in
form every one In the fullest degree of
our great yesterday and greater to-day at
home and abroad. At the same time fl
affords much wholesome amusement and
interprets current history Grave and
gay. light and serious. the entire pro-
gTammes are as varied as human charac-
ter. Every picture, accompanied bv nat
ural sounds, tells its own story well and
clearly II is the personal note which
characterizes Mr.. Howe's entertainment
above all others of the kind. For the
first half Of the week the subjects include
scenes in Holland and life IN the French
navy. and the ceremonies and diversions of
the Zulus will surpass most. sanguine ex-
pectatiOns. Another feature will be wild
Birds at Home. showing by moving pic
lures these shy. timid creatures at i'm
portant periods of their lives: auarrying
in France, hunting the Polar bear. the
animal kingdom, and numerous other
scenes OF an amusing character comprise
a programme of extraordinary charm and
interest. Commencing Thursday night.
an entire change of programme will be
given. This includes an impressive and
brilliant reproduction of a great naval
demonstration. Through important privi-
leges especially granted by the lords of
the admiralty, England. Mr.. Howe viii
exhibit the thrilling ana realistic naval
attack recently enacted before King Ed
ward VII and visiting royalty Tt in
cludes a close inspection of modern bat
tie ship; showing its tremendous concen-
tration Of guns. and she monster weap-
ons revolving In their armored fortresses.
Then perfect views Of submarines are
shown in cruising trim. A superb torpedo
attack is sh0wn-the sBaky, devilish-look-
ing torpedoes are seen coming point blank
toward the audience, their actual flight
being plainly marked as they plow
through the water Gunhoats are seen
opening a vigorous bombaFdment under
cover of which launches crowded with
Jack Tars reach shore. and amid the
hoom of artillery. the crackle of rifles.
most exciting contest begins.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Richard Care win come to the New Ma
tional Theater next week in his new and
oddly-entitled musical comedy, "Mary's
Lamb" said to be q greater success than
mis- very popular Spring Chicken" OF
last season.
As the basis of the story of "Mary's
Lamb" Mr.. earle used a famous old
French farce, Nine. Mongodin." which
has been so successfully presented in
England under the title OF Mrs. Ponder
bgrys Past" earle himself takes the
leading role, that of Leander Lamb. a
henpecked man. The farce itself is a
capital entertainment, but 1t has been
made doubly so by the introduction of
no less than thirteen song numbers, all
Of which are the work of Mr. Carle,
who thus appears as both author and
composer. In Mr.. Carle's support is an
unusually good company, including Edith
ST. Clair Bertha Mills. Jeanette Lowrie,
John 3. Park, Frank Beleher, Ray
Youngman. Harry Montgomery, and Alb
bott Adams. The chorus is said to be
large. agile, and decidedly dressy, the
young women appearing as cowgirls,
Dutch girls, models grisettes, society
girls, and IN other guises Mr.. Carries
music Includes such catchy songs as
'Betsys the Belle Of the Bathers,' u
Idolize Ida" MY Madagascar Maid" 'If
Number One Net Number Two and
Never Borrow Trouble" Mr.. CarIe's
engagement will close the regular sea-
son al the New National. a season that
has lasted through thirty-two weeks.
Following the engagement of ''Mary's
Lamb the Aborn opera Company in
augurateS IFS SECOND season at this thea
ter, opening with Bizets Carmen"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
rhe Gayety--BurIesque.

The attraction at the Gayety Theatsr
this week Is Rice and Barton's Big
Gaiety Company. The programme will
include two burlesques. Broadway After
Twelve" and THE Red Light District. .
Both Rice and Barton are comedians that
are well known 70 the patrons OF bur-
lesque. and they always surround them
selves with e well-built show. Several
high-elsss vaudeville features are on the
programme this week, the songs rendered
are said to be Of She catchy kind, and the
chorus may be depended upon to help
things along.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

One OF the most important announce
ments OF the season is to the effect that
Lena Rivers, with Beulah Poynter and
an extremely strong east will be present.
ed at she Academy week Of April 60
Nearly every one has read Mrs. Mary J.
Holmes book, and found much enjoyment
in H. That they will want to see Lena.
Durward Granny. joel and the other
characters that move through the story
on the stage Is no more than natural
The New York run Of the play was
record breaker In the matter Of receipts,
and il has claimed attention in many of
tho other cities. Very few liberties were
taken when the dramatization Of the book
was made, and it is said to adhere very
closely 20 the story woven so skillfully
by Mrs. Holmes, From appearances, it is
not unlikely that the play will meet with
warm reception here. and its presenta-
ton will be largely attended
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

THE Belle OF Richmond" z beautiful
play of the South, will be the attraction
at the Majestic next week. It tells
story that is sure to appeal 10 the thea
ter-going public. The climaxes hold the
heart interest of the audience and the
comedy is bright and brings rounds of
applause. II wiA be presented by a ca
pable company, and a carload OF special
scenery is necessary for its proper pres
The scenery and stage settings
are said to be elaborate. The usual popu-
lar prices viii prevail. and matinees will
be given on Monday. Wednesday. and
Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
The Lrcenm-Rnr,esane.

Pat White and his Gaiety Girls will be
the attraction at the Lyoeum Theater
this week Mr White himself is. Of
course. the star of the show Two bur
lesques will be given. a Grand stand
Play; or. Casey at the Bat" and The
Down and Out Drug Store The vaude-
vile acts which viii appear in the olio
are. Grand and Catlin. comediennesi Jen-
nings and Webb in sketch. THE Four
Terrors. direct from Europe, in a nov
eltg singing and contoTt.on dancing act;
Watson aud Burt, comedians, and the
marvellous Malvern troupe of acrobats.
Many catchy musical numbers viii be
rendered during the performance.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Mr. James O'NeiIl appears at the CO.
lumhia Theater next week. The roper
toire will include Shakespeare Julius
Caesar Dumas Monte Cristo," and
Sheridan Knowles 'Vlrginius." The roles
assumed by Mr. O'Neill in each OF the
plays will be Mare Anthony in Julius
Caesar" Edmund Dantes in Monte
Cristo, and the title role in "Virginigs."
Il was IN order to demonstrate to the
public OF to-day that, in spite Of his
unique record with Monte Crlsto."
he was not a one-part actor, that he de-
cided to re-enter the cassie realm of
drama. Since his opening for a run at
the Lyric Theater, New York, his ad-
miTers have responded in crowds in at
testing their admiration for an old favor
tie. Old theatergOers who may remem-
Der Mr.. O'Neill IN the past as RiehelIeu,
Hamlet. Othello. iago. and Romeo while
leading man with Edwin Forrest. Edwin
Booth. Lawrence Barrett. Charlotte Cush-
man, and Adelaide Nielsen may, indeed.
look forward with pleasure to his appear
anee in the three great plays which he
Will present ere next week
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

ing at ali points. might prove too exeit-
ing If It were not for the delightful
comedy relief supplied By the ludicrous
failures OF Plantagenet pets.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

The Mask and Wig Club of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania will present ''Uncle
Sans Ditch" It's twentieth production.
at the Belasco on the evening of Thurs
day. April 80. The scene of the play is
laid along the route of the Panama Canal,
and the lines deal with the production of
the ditch In the second act the Mask
and Wiggers present a burlesdue on Nine.
NazImova in The Dolls House" There
are ninety Pennsylvania students in the
cast and choruses, and the play is said
to be one Of the very best the Quaker
funmakers have ever produced.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Chase's next week viii offer a note
worthy Easter programme Of polite vaude-
vile, containing Joe Weleh and company.
in eomedydrana of the lowiy entitled
AT Ellis Island" written by John Rein
hart and staged by Ben Teal; the Novel
los Great Indoor Circus Spectacle. with
elephants, ANIMALS, acrobats, clowns, and
all the elements OF a three-ring circus
condensed into an arenic show: John T.
Thorne and Grace Carleton, The Ameri-
can TESTERS in their humorous smatter-
ings Of nonsense; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Voelker. the distinguished musicians. in
an elevating musical offering; Walter
SchTode. the pantomimic clown. assisted
by Lizzie Mulyey, in a topsy-turvy COM
icality; Willie Weston. the favorite iul-
personator; La Yeoia, the Partisan chan
teuse and the motion pictures, "Fire
Maneuvers at Madrid" The advance sale
Of reserved seats opens tomorrow.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16
Rank EoOlishness.

"When attacked by, a cough or a
cold, or when your throat Is sore, 1t
In rank foollshness TO take any other
medicine than DIR. Kings New Dis
covery," says @. o. Eldridge OF EN-
pire, Ga. 81 have used New Discov.
cry seven years and know It Is the
best remedy on earth for coughs aud
colds. cOoup and all throat aud lung
teoublA My children are subject to
cponp, ont New Descovery quickly
cures every attack" KnOwn< the
world over rs the King of throat and
lung remedies. Sold under guaran-
tee at w. J. Hughes store. soc. ana
$l00. Trial bottle free
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16

DR.. y. r. skinner will be at the
Gam Valley hotel on Saturday Feb
18th to test eyes and At glaeses. II
there is anyone who cannot go to
the hotel and will drop the Doctor
q line at the postotfice he will cal
and zee thsm. Weak eyes and near
sighted people speciality.
Get ready for Christmas. Buy her.
or him, or yourself, something that
will prove beneficial. A few dollars
invested In mining stock may bring
wealth aud happiness for life. The
Lee Comstock Mining company, p.
D. box 25S, Rhyolite, Nevada, has
good property, a reliable manage
n,ent and sells stock ut l5c share.
A basket social Will he given at Il Q
close Of the Literary Saturday night
Jan. 18th. The proceeds to buy an
organ for the Gam Valley schooa.
Bring cups as hot coffee will be iusI
nisled free OF charee. Everybody
come.
Two more cars OF telephonetpoles
were ordered rast SATURDAY. and
work has already begun on the
north extension OF the terephone
lines. One Of these lines win 60 strai
ght north six miles and then turn
west and take In practicallvs tho
entire Duncan neighborhood. while
the other will 20 to the Lane and
Torrance ranch on the east and nor
tn rs far as Thorn's and win Graces
ana Sinkies. A line to Vega is also In
contemplation. but has not been
detinltely decided on. This viii leave
Inc Elm creek country the only part
the county not CONNECTED. and that
VIII probably he connected up very
soon.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16

To check cold quickly, get from
your druggist some little Candy Cold
Tablets called Preventics. Druggists
everywhere are now dispensing Pre-
ventics, for they are not only safe.
but decidedly certain and prompt.
Preventics contain no Quinine. no lax
aLive, nothing harsh nor sickening.
Taken at the ''sneeze stage" Prev1n-
tics will prevent Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis, La Grippe, etc. Hence The
name, Preventics. Good for feverish
children. 4S Preventics 25 cents.
Trial Boxes cts. Sold by w. j.
Hughes & Co.
As we understand { ,sre has been
some criticism on the action OF the
County commissioners for paying
the fair asss c'ation 40 per cent Of
their premiums at the meeting last
week, we vii state that the commis
sioners could not do any differently.
A law passed by the last legislature
the county commissioners OF each
comfy whe.e q fair Is held to do
this
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16
LOCAL

4 phone us the news. Our phone is
No. n.
H. B. Farren Is on the sick list this
week.
Robt. Mahnkc Is having touch OF
the gripps this week.
Albert Hartwig took a load OF
grain to KimbaI, Sunday.
John Byrne and Charlie Sanders
are In town today.
b. A. Thompson went to Wess'ng-
ton Springs with grain Tuesday.
DIR. Lockwood, Dentist, Once
over Express Office Chamberlain, >. D.
Ii you are going to sell, or want
to buy more land, better see W. A.
Hoobie-.
j. A. johnson will have big sale
oi his Duroc-Jersey and Poland-China
hogs ON Feb. 9Th ut Hawarden, La.
Catholic Services.
There " II be Catholic services at
Duncan, Sunday January 18Th.
REV. p. BoEaM.
For Sale.
Three full blooded Plymouth Rock
roosters, one year old past.
&C. SwARTOUT.
III. Ciiggert. representing the Kelly
blank house at Aberdeen was In
the Valley yesterday.
DIR. F. Il. Rice arrived in the Valley
wednesday and will locate and prac
tice here. The Doctor is a graduate
or the Hanhemann Medical College
and comes highly recommended.
Iiyou need q veterinary surgeon
address L r. Lutes, Chamberlain
He viii answer calls at any time
Parties wishing to sell or buy land
IN Buffalo County will do well to.
call ON or correspond with Reynolds
and kreuger of Kimball So. Dak.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16

nave reached a higher health
level since hegan nsing Dr. Kings
New Lille Pills." writes J acob Spring
er' OF N~at Franklin. Maine. "They
Keep my stomach. liver and bowelp
working inst right" II these pills
a'sa.point ynu ON trial. money will,
&c.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16

TO bny corn and speltz Mt mark-
price, to be delivered at Model Ranc.
jtiree miles east Of tam Va ey.
ia. JOHNSON.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16

!. Fred tso'zer Ia quite sick this week.
W. a. wooled 80 went to Cham
be.lain Monday.
E. B. Hall took aload OF barley to
K,mbau Monday. y.
Chris Addison went tps kimba.s
with grain Monday. -
DIR. A. M. Pelham returned from
Elm Creek Saturday.
Mrs. Robt. Mohnke was In town
Monday.
J. T. Stroud went TO K.mball with
a load Of barley Friday
Lonn,e Duzan went to Kimbap
with a load of barley Friday.
James Spolek went to Kimba"
w''h grail Saturday.
s K. Starkey was over from Lane
l.. last of the week looking after his
ranch.
l.. A. Hubbard has two work
teams and a fine driving team for
sale. !,
j. III. Kiick dove down co Kin ~
ball Monday to meet suae rea YES
from Storm Lake. Iowa.
DR.. j. w. Clevenger, resident den
tist, Chamberlain, South Dakota
Office over Il. +. Scott's drug store.
Attention Ladies! We can have
your coats skirts or JACKIE tailored
at u very reasonable price. Ask to
see ourcounter book. Fraser Bros.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16

One sucking black horse colt sta
In forehead, strayed from my plac
December 20, 1907.
JAMES SPOLEK.
Gam Valley, S. ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-01-16
To Exchange For BuRal0 Count
Land.

Land.
An. ideal home OF 200 .acres, wher
business, educational 1and socIa.
privileges are plentiful, \ mile b'
school. ~ miles to good town. Just
the place for someone tired OF from
tier life. Would want In exchange
800 to $40 acres improved land, woai
object to location II there is plenty
of water and price right. Give legal
numbers OF land and full description
offmprovements and your price In
first letter and receive the same from
me.
,s. GEORGE STARKEY, !
Farmer, South Dakota.
Programme.
For the Gam Valley Literary Society jan
.Ts uary Is. 1s0s. ..
Dorc:sy oisde Or The sauiEs.s p.asStsr: :
comedy IN two aces. By Home Talene.
sons. a Florence Hi and JOSIE sy yosnsSn. snSS
Question-Pesolved. .nat she japanese are
enU'Gied 20 A. hefican citizenship as well as
many osher e, ,eisneis WAC are now citizens:
Afarmativel &. 5, E E. Fsssen. 80 !
- Mrs j, K. Z.ebach.
~. v. Dlips. ...-
Nesasivel Y Y. ;! j. EoS aS;sss; sssr,ou,.
Sona. Roy Swartout.
Song. Gam Valley Glee Club
The meeting will close with a, basket social.