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DAILY COURT RECORD
oFrIday, August Fl, I9OsJ
Equity Court No. /.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No z55c- -ilsEy Siistg % al r5fercuce %
ezauiuar Arr-ru.gs. Frcd BcaU-s. Y. Hayden
No. zfs- Gr-se ". slIisags sale r--i1ed and
reference % auditor Artl.Eeys. W. W ElEaris-
j. a Taomsy.
In re Guuacyl Virginia Trayc7s Johnson cause
cln-iulsd
NO Zs1 Bunker ys. Buukers hearing On r1le
sztefi.t A-taUeys. = A. Morla-iry and p l.
M-u-4EGa-3I--E >I-auau.
No ISIS Proctor IS Proctor reference % eX-
lEiugr- A--aueEs. r. T. Mitchell and Edwin Fo--
re-r-E- J. G5.s-
pointed
No. --s5- Dai-b. trustee. vs. zab e a. rule 20
show 11Hsa. Ar-l-rs. T. T. TE0Els-F J..
NitrleI and e.. D. Graf
Nc Z-l4- LaaIE vs. Lsary- receiver ar1ciutf5-
Attorney. NeNeiI a M-Nrll-Da--. Peysrr d
TAYLOR ard II. T. f,lz-sir.
No -s5A Feis-=r ss- F-is-er. aliuouy and o1zn-
81 fees aaardc5- Auo1a-s Thomas W OHy.eu.
y. Z. Nckal1I. sHf a. L. NeTueyer-8I- j. Col
1Gt, B-uay q W1-Iard. aui Ldu-urd Bu5y-
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Bsl-iu1-e Aus z.-Fol1virg are tie oes-5aI
rri-5s estauisled By tie F-ru1t and Produce Asso-
cla-i1u-
BUTTER-Creansry fanc-. pe- H.. zsl-azi: mi
-z-IC-. l-a-ls Maryland. =; imitation Isz1 Mary
land AMI Fe1uEyiTzuia rolls. I5z store-packeE Ohio
I57; West Virginia. ls'a; Maryland. Virginia and
Pe7us lrauia dsi-v I-iu-- l5-s-
EGGS-AI7-ylald. Ps-usyirauia- and nearby frs-s
ger dCz- a Eastern shore Maryland ard Virginia
o Western Ers-s. q West Vir-iria. O.
LIVE POCLTRT-SQring chickens. per Th. Lpsz
Is. % hens nezsy-sslshts 12z1zis; dues. u
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE HlAIEDED
No 5sZ Savage Is. k-Ezr. u1rsgit a. cost
e Il--c--f. DefcE1auts attorneys. LepQCr d
Grsa-E
~. 4-lsa hs-lciT1l EI-lUaeTiug C1uuauy
Harmon 5 Palmer Hollow tlIr1re BuIdinE Block
Company Judgment ly default ArJoUey. Il. W
NL-a-.~-
No s-llz knight Bu-rer1eld- Judgment on
ll.-rl1u and condemnation q credits IT, hands q
l..raIlisrzror A-rl-levs bradley * Bradley.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE sIARKEr.

CATTL.E-Eztrz. per eEt. 5Zas75s butche-. 4.ooa
40: common. 20aSoQ
HoGs-Per ewt-. gross. s-25as75; or4insry. per
cvt 55a6.0O
sHEEP-Prine. 5o'a3535 ccuuoa. 2Gz25a
I.ANIBS-Sprsag. 5za6i medium.
CALYES-PrIule, pe- Ib., sls1s; medium 7a-5z;
grass. Sa4
COWs-Priue fresh, each. s5e5asS0o; cannon.
L5gCa5o 90; cd and dry. Io.cosBA
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DEATH RECORD.

C-l-1, sT--7ly. Ga-as-z Are---5sl Hosp. = ~
Julia r JC1zs. 1fs J 81 Uv-- So -lz-s
Nay Barrett FrrglE---s Hospital. - zez-N
Nathaniel ". 1i--I-.r e. as L-- 81 uz Co -
William Was5las-1l. 2-lls5z S.. b.-El-l Z
and srs- = years
CU-IEEN-
George W-st. CEsll1-v Hospital e y9-1L
Flu--e T. VIM -, L 81. 1v-- - -1--s
Daniel smith IS lIz5s- ave- -E-- rzE-
GI-1er- Fc--e-rer -lz U g. sl months
James " DUoJse. 81 Nl-l--s ave- g.. 4 months
Au-1s gCi-sJ1. - E--.l1 r--es -v-. G. g=a-s-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Rs---a- -l- % o'-rcr -71u-
Caas-a- -=-5aa. @ a- L-r.. - o. 20. p a. --s---
Naa-.a--.- La--E-E a-l E-=----S cl--ll-z- 80 ~
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L-u--rr -a1 re- T.
a.-.- T-.-e-1-r---- 3 a. ~
,lr.--- T-a---.- q % Ia
T-.-a- States I-.s.- -- % 50 % az -. ID
T-.a5-- --- re f5z ara asked p-icss On yss-
-.--ss5 Nasls-l1 >-71a EEe--s--
Gas BONDS
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Es-zte of Solomon T-1U- o-icr gra--ir- letters q
admins grlti1u- bond. l5L A--aruey. J. = Waters.
Estate q Eugene Sweeney; order % c1zJiz1e blsi-
las-
Estate q John shea cT.-- appointing uIIlsc-1rs
lelLe--e Lte bond. E-51l1. Attoa-ey. " J. Ian
aer~.
Es-zre q William ,. Ma[5-I. aEe1ded or5er
Estate q F-a-c-s y. Tre1ler- C1ze- for p1rchzse
"a. L1I-e--.d elects Ar----lr. W J. C1-lg---
Estate q William 4. Tuley; vil dated June %.
-sss fled
Estate o I5a L McLarea; o-de admitting %
rc1lIL
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MONEY WANTED AND TO loan.


c--e PaEi9 T. Cz---=az. 500 3 gsas rls
cent =.--i-l1---'--. -l- g. l---- e.
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o. Hat-- T. T-r---1- ara J-a.E- E-.- 90 So
---l Carolyn ~ hll-. s. ..l q ----. ~ ss-.
ze----s--ll-.e. --- =. E.-1E
Squire 5E-Frei 01rs--4-- Co --- % N------ 3
Lester a-E 1r-la=- j. .r-1r-- 90 -=-r- T-
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s.u-i-a---IsL.v. los Cd -I az
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% N-El- r E---1s--- --1 Luis r. ElE-
o. --r-s TIE C.--1l1 Ere L---a.. t.-l-.-
$50. 8 rs--s. 6 - CO. ss-----a-g. E---s
-1-s E5 ard d5
s5---s ----T-azaz C-ss---- % r. F--as saul
and James j. -.--. % s--- -7 p --5
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re- -=--. z--i---H1s-. =. ---- g---- .--
S-uara -~-yyl-.isus ID. Owens ID F.---- -- Fz--T
and Elrl-L j. Ia----. -e scene Julia L-r--l-
son. &.ll5- g -l--s, "a gaE e--r s----4------.
10 -r
square -E5-EC--s1- W-cI % E--l-- T. S-s-T---l
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Georzs r Re5-. s.. and Al--is IL Ward. 3.
Rev. william T. Slvl-
gILnEED
H-u- Fowler. = azE E-l-- Fozis- q Rev W.
A. s Wright
John A Marshall. q. az1 Alberta Bys=t. g.
Rev = 4 E1t--sHl-
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Bnnkruntcy Court.

JUSTICE -AFFORD.
No 81 u re C0-til Bl-cl: fee o, Trustee Or
5ereI .liL
No. 81 u ~ H-bhr-l II---il- C0u-auys saz-s.
NJ. 55s In r= Edzl-z J- Lesis- scEe-
80 55l Ia re United States Eo-dllg and Plpe-
Goods Company. saEe-
No 81 D. -s Eltar Williams
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By z F. Hutton & Co.
members q the NeW YORK STOCK Exchange G. BCWle
Chil1aan mazaslr. lsl street northwest
sales to noon n----------. -s5I5.IOo shares
Total sales S-.--.....-...-. .694. 600 shares
Cali money: High, L. low, =; close. l.
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WEEKLY BANK cLEABINGs.

CS-w York. Aug Z.-BraEs-reer's bank
c-a1r--Es total FOR the week ended August
% show
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CURB SiARKET.

C-7-a.1-rs furnished J7 T. p. Hutton & Co.
-.e-1-rs Sew YORK STOCK Ez-1lzze. G- Bowie
--l1-z-. -z-a-E-r, LJl r s-rl5- -arlEls--
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

e Ns= YORK Aug, E--U=,sd s-lsss g7ss-=s=.
t--.-s u-czz--aE
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TEE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation tu
the District Of golum bi4- Remsul-
Der The Herald when placing legal
=
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Bas-iza-s. AK z.-Fl-l-vi-E are tEs s-es a-E
Cz--a-511s On the E-s- ac--~s securities listed CD
.le Ba--.-1-s STICK Ezc-srEc-
SALES
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
following shows amount OF tax paid by each class of property:
Tax Comparisons.

In their speeches in this county
both Kittredge and Martin have TAX
en- up and distorted state tax matters,
as has also the machine press through
out the state. The burden of their
song is that taxes are higher and that
the Crawford state administration is
to blame. To accomplish this they
use half truths and false illustrations.
The stalwarts have used false prem
ises in the state tax matter from be-
ginning to end.
But perhaps the best way to prove
the falsity of their claims is to cite
specific instances. We therefore pre-
sent to our readers comparisons of
state taxes for the last three legisla-
tive years, 1903 and 1905 under the
old machine rule, and 1907 under a
reform administration. In the eight
comparisons the reader will note that
the state tax of 1907 is always the
lowest. What is true of these eight
farms is true of every other farm in
the county, where the improvements
remain the same during the time
mentioned:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
Correspondence.


Growing conditions, at this writing
are especially favorable. A nice rain
came on Sunday last, and a heavier
u on Sunday night.
Jim Trousdale took in the ball
game in De Smet on Friday last.
Those ball games always attract jim.
i j. Uglem, of Lake Preston, has
bought the farm formerly owned and
occupied by 0. S. Allen and is having
some breaking done. Wish he would
move onto it, or put a tenant on.
The assessor is making his annual
round, and the value Of personal prop
erty has dropped very materially.
The smiling countenance of the
office seekers and his cordial hand
shake, are very much in evidence just
now. Here is hoping the best man
will win.
On Thursday last Mrs. David Pratt
passed another mile-post along the
pathway of life, and invited in some
of her many friends to help her cele-
brate the event, and to start right on
another year. A very pleasant time
is reported, and the splendid supper
for which that home is noted, is given
special mention.
ID. e. Smith, of Parker, is spending
a few days with his son, A. d. and
family. Mr., Smith has had business
interests here for two or three years,
and is not an entire stranger to our
people.
McKinly Wheeler, of De Smet, is
visiting with friends on Poverty Ridge
and making himself useful as well.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

A son of Mr.. Sprang has rented Z
farm here for next year from II. l.
Emmert, of Sibley, Iowa. The young
mans father came here this spring
and thinks South Dakota is all right
He thinks it better to get a very big
crop for less rent than he can in Hi.
nois.
The youngest Sol of r. Nordland
was accidently shot by his Lrothel
last week. The boys were playing
with a 22.rife. The ball entered in
the corner close to the left eye and
located in the back of his head just
below the skull. DR.. Dyar and DR.,
Haberman, both from De Smet, oper'
ated on the little fellow to get the
ball. He is getting along very nice
~ and is under the carr of DR.. Dyar.
There is more breaking done in
Spirit Lake this year than there has
been for the last ten years SO it means
square corners from De Smet to Spirit
Lake now.
We understand that Mr.. Glasgow
Of Willow Lakes, has bought the
farm Of r. HI. Doeden at $40 an acre.
Rumor also says that the Bancroft
State Bank sold the Grotjohn farm
at $35 an acre.
j.. II. Brown has gone to Freeport
TO have an operation ON bis lip. II is
d cancer sore and he has suffered a
LOT Of pain.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
wHITEwoOD TOWNSHIP
seL 1.1O0.nh-Martin Rrennan


LOO ldtc IOI IdSt Wtths
Everybody is busy planting corn.
Mrs. Anna Berger has returned
from Montana where she spent al
spring with her daughter, Lizzie, wht
has been very sick.
Rev. Halden, and wife visited a
Barstow's on Tuesday last.
A farewell party was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Hedegaard at the Danish
Lutheran church last Sunday even
ing. Rev. Disregard preached a nice
sermon for the occasion, after which
refreshments were served. A little
donation was given them with many
wishes that their long journey Oh
which they start on Monday next
would be a pleasant one.
Frand Carly is planting corn tc
beat the band.
Several FROM here intend to go FISH,
ing at Lake Poinsett on May 18th.
Little Martin Smith has a very sore
hand as a result of injureies received
at school one day recently.
August Anderson, was visiting in
this vicinity on Sunday last and on
Monday drove back to Bryant.
The auction at Hedegaard's on
Tuesday was well attended.
A very nice rain fell here on last
Tuesday night. What we need now
is a little warmer weather.
Miss Edna Bryant closed her term
Of school in the Anderson district on
Tuesday.
p. G. Smith has carpenters at work
rebuilding his barn.
H. G. Berger's deep we'll has been
repaired and be again has an abund-
ance of water.
Johnny Anderson has sold some
sheep and delivered them at Hazel on
Wednesday last.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

Miss Anna Parsons, who has been
receiving treatment from DR.. Fruden-
field, of Madison, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Quite a delegation of Erwin peo-
pie attended the ball game at De
Smet Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Assadoorian drove
over to De Smet Monday.
The Rebekahs had a social gather
ing after lodge last Friday evening
hin honor of Miss Elva Mueller, who
will soon leave for her home in Wis
consin.
A large company of the school
mates of Hattie Coulson gave her a
very pleasant surprise Saturday and
helped her celebrate her eleventh
birthday.
Mrs. Hermanson came up from
Lake Preston Tuesday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Bjordal.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

Corn planting is nearly finished II
the eaJt end of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Rapp visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cotton at the
home of B. O. Sullivan last Sunday
Nels Damsgarred had the misfor-
tune to have one of his young colts
leg broken last Sunday morning.
George Brown spent last Sunday
at the home of his brother John
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brade Austad spent
last Sunday afternoon at the Thomp-
son home.
Mrs. Buck spent a pleasant after.
noon at the Warnke home last Sun
day.
Charley Sederstrom now rides in a
new surrey which he purchased last
Saturday in Arlington.
Mrs. August Keehn, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dangerfeld, of Portland,
Oregon, returned last Wednesday
morning.
John Dryer made a business trip
to Arlington last Saturday.
Misses Mary Karban and Maude
Armstrong visited the Evergreen
school of Lake Preston last Friday.
John Brown and family spent one
day last week with relatives at Het.
land
VIM. Warnke has been suffering
with an attack of rheumatism the
past few days.
Miss Gunda Moe returned home
from Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. James Rude entertained a
company OF fifteen ladies of the aid
society last Monday.
Mrs. Tom Jensen, of Watertown
visited with her cousin Mrs. John
Brown, the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewie Larson and
children, of Brandt, this state, are
visiting this week at the home of Mrs
Larson's father, B. Austad.
Miss Gulina highland visited hel
sister, Mrs. Lars Matson, of Arlington.
last week.
Mrs. Olga Colby has been engaged
to teach a months school in the
Morkenson district.
FL. g.. Rude has been laid up the
last of the week with a case Of blood
poisn in his hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hubbard spent
Friday afternoon at the Armstrong
home.
Listen for the sound of wedding
bells in the east end in near future.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
Our County Candidates.

Brief mention of the progressive re-
publican candidates for county Office
might be in place at this time.
The legislative ticket this yeal will
be composed of one senator and three
representatives, instead of two re-
representatives. as heretofore.
Hon. Jacob Johnson, of Baker town
ship, is a candidate for denomination
for that office. Mr.. Johnson's record
in the senate two years ago is such
that he needs no further recommends
ton to the people of this county.
Hon. G. W. Stoner, of Iroquois, also
seeks the denomination to the house
of representatives. Mr.. Stoner was
considered by all to be one of the
best house members in the 1907 legis-
lature.
E. j. English, of De Smet township
and Mark Plowman, of Spring Lake
township, are the other two candi.
dates on the progressive republican
ticket. These two gentlemen are
among the leading farmers in the
county, both are old residents and
are known by all to be men who will,
if elected, fill the positions to which
they aspire with credit to themselves
and to their constituents.
Of the candidates for county office.
Judge E. f. Green; p A. Carroll.
county auditor; X. Knudsen, county
treasurer; f. A. Carpenter, clerk of
courts; A. III. Seymour, superintendent
of schools and VIM. III. Warren, states
attorney are now serving their first
terms. These gentlemen have PER-
formed the duties of their office in a
manner most acceptable 10 the peo
pie of this county and each of them
is entitled to denomination as an in
dorsement of their first administra.
ton
Henry HIM, one of the oldest
of Kingsbury county and a
resident of De Smet, is a candidate
for the Office Of sheriff. Mr.. Him. is
a lifelong republican and has been a
worker for the party through prosper
ity and adversely. He is a man fully
qualified to perform the duties of that
and republicans of Kingsbury
county will make no mistake in cast
ing their vote for Henry Hinz at the
primaries June 9th. Mr.. HIM will
receive a large vote from both factions
The End, and 3rd, districts this year
elect county commissioners. In the
End, district Thos. Sorenson, an old
resident and one of the most progress
sive farmers in that part of the coun-
ty, is a candidate; in the Bird, district
Chas. A.. Cripps, of Iroquois township,
has consented to allow his name to go
before the people of this county as a
for that Office. Mr.. Cripps
IS known to everyone in the west end
if the county as a thorough business
nan and practical farmer. Two better
men for the board Of county commits
'ioners could not be found the county
,ver. !
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

n
Mrs. w. III. Schenck returned from
Sioux Falls Monday evening.
Elmer Taylor came up from Lake
Preston Monday to, spend a few days
with his grandparents, MI. and Mrs.
j.. S. Tabler.
Mrs. John BONN and little son, Of
Glendale, is visiting at the home Of
her cousin, Mrs. Geo. North, and
other relatives here.
A. w. Stone went to Aberdeen Tues.
day evening.
g. A. North was on Oldham visitor
Tuesday:
Mrs. Miracle, who has been visiting
her sister. departed for Big Stone
last Friday where she will visit for a
time before returning to her home in
Spokiane, Wash
Prof. &. i. voas conducted eighth
grade examination here last Thurs
day and Friday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
MAMcHEsrER ITEMs

a few few young ladies took advan
tage of leap year and gave a party
Wednesday night. All present en-
joyed a good time.
Mrs. Nobledeparted for Iowa recent
ly where she expects to visit hel
daughter.
Anton Hartell and G. Geyer made
a business trip to Iroquois Saturday,
Quite a few people from here at
tended the ball game at De Smet
last Friday.
Norbeck q Nicholson expect to
put down an ~artesian we'll for Geyer's.
Misses Mable Moar and Ethel
Heating were callers at Mobiles We'd
nesday.
Andrew Milks had a runaway one
day last week while fencing.
Mrs. Wade was in town Friday.
b. Garland transacted business at
De Smet Monday.
Paul Geyer was plantiog corn for
Chas. Voeltz Wednesday.
Mrs. Fugerson was a Manchester
visitor Friday.
Miss Anna Milks went to De Smet
Monday last.
Bill Fritz has made quite a show in
the breaking business this spring.
Misses Grace and Maude Noble
went to Iroquois Friday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
SPIRIT LAKE
VA 21-112'56-J. l.. VanHook

The reader will notice also that the
county tax averaged a little more in
1907 than twice what it was in 1903
All will understand that it is not the
state administration that is respon.
sible for county taxes, but our board
of county commissioners. Two mem.
bers of the board responsible for this
raise in county taxes are now up
before the public seeking the nomi-
nation for the Legislature.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
sTRAWBERRY PLANTS.

I have strawberry plants for sale this
wear at 75cts, per hundred. Will replace
free of charge if they fail to grow.
Geo. Latin. De Smet, S. ID.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
we BURNER OIL sToHEs
Cows Taken TO Pasture
nouire of f. ". Kundert, De Snnet.
9 FoR ~ q.

White Wyandottes, Partridge Wyan-
dottes. Single Comb White Leghorn, Sill
Yer Spangied Hamburgs. NV pens are
made up of carefully selected hens and
headed by fine males, are vigorous and
splendid layers. Eggs 10 for $3.50. Fer
tiIitv Guaranteed. Hanson's Poultry
Yards. De Stnet, South Dakota
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TAKEN UP

Nv the undersigned at his farm, Sec. 10
1881, Spirit Lake Twp. about April 18th,
face abopt 6 wears old. JOHN FORBES,
-, IA. p. O. Willow Lakes, S. d.
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rAxEN m

BY the undersigned at his farm two and
one halt miles south and 5 miles west of
he Sn,et. April 30th, 1908, one red heifer
md one roam heifer, boil about one year
did. M, Nancy. De Smet n. No. 3.
Dated April 30th, 1908.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
FoR RENT

An eight-room house on Mathews ave.
In the south part of the city. House in
good condition. w. X. Heating. NILS.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

The Kingsbury Valley stock farm, bas
Herefords and Durocs of both sexes fa s
sale, sired by my grand champion sires
and dams same quality. Bulls, Lordanns
Champion Knight 5000, and RoyaIts'
1851. 1 am preparing a catalogue Of IN
breeding stock which will be sent on re-.
quest. "
G. A. SMITH E1a 5-111-55, 7 mi,eo
n~orteast of De Smet, S. d.
If you have anything to buy sell or trade
in the line of farm lands, city property
stocks of merchandise, high class horses
etc. coesult Foxton q Braun, De Smet
$. ID. '
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
CHAPTER XIV.

'HH first committee room that
Jay to the right of Horrigan's
onice-in the same relation Il, II
as the antechamber to the left
was ,' usually given over to dry ON.
c c,. business and Its musty walls must
aliuost nave experienced a distinct
sncck about this time as Dallas vain.
's 81. entered fton the eoftlaof Sc.
''e'' pe E9s aseenRRa|ee Is Pefrs
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10

More than the mere bill and his
price for 1t were included in Horri.
CAMS reasons for his present activity.
He recognized that his prestige as boss
was at stake-that In case of failure
his hold on the organization would be
considerably weakened, perhaps almost
so much shaken as to permit Phelan to
fulfill his once absurd threat to tear
him down from his eminence. For the
whole organization was viewing with
breathless interest the duel between
Horrlgan and the youthful mayor the
boss had made" In such circles q
beaten man commands scant respect,
The board of aldermen were in SEES
sion In the city hall on the ante
chamber OF the great room where they
met was a small. snugly furnished
apartment. first OF series Of similar
rooms that stretched away. With con
Meeting doors. to the far end Of fhe
main corridor This place WITH the