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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-07-01

The WEEKLY RIVER PRESS is q good
newspaper to send away to your friends
In the east. It will save you the trou.
BILE of writing letters.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

OBRZYCKO. W pobliskiem Ia
n6wku odby} sic "folksunterhal-
tungsabend', ma ktdry podoono
takze wielu polak6w przyby}o a.
pewne ably okaza6 sig wdziecznymi
"a ustawy aptypolskie.
HISTORIC. Hakaty6ci mys}o
wiccy zamierzaja g}6wnemu Wy"
dzia}owi Tow. kres6w wschodnlcb
przed}o&yG wniosek ably sc VISTA
viii u rzadu "a zaprowadseniem we
wszystkicb ~wyzszych l nizszych
zak}adacb naukowych history
Polsk,, oczywi6eie przykrojonej ma
mod{e hakatystyczna, gl6wnie ola
tego, zeby pouczyc m}odz'ez po]skaa
20 przyczynaoh i konieoznoeci q
.podzia}u polski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
RoBoTNIK Koza powrt

ROBOTNIK Koza powro'
,iw4zy z roboty re sz'aska spotka1-
s,e re starym znajomkiem ciw'n-
skim. Ably od6wiezy6 p~zYja&h'
:wstapili ssna jednego" do karcsmy.
" koncu iednakowoz. ten "jeden"
,ioprowadzi} ich tax daleko, &c
posprzeczawszy sic, g. udersyf Il.
tax slime " glove, re ten eaiy 3D.
lany krwia upadl ma 1iem's. Me
kon;eo ma lem, G. rzuci& sic ma swa
of.ars i obrabia} piesoiami / oooa-
sami tax, Re nieszcze6liwego X do,
|~piero pc d}uzssym osasie prsy"ro"
cit by}o MONA do przytom"oso''
Stan jego. jest bardzo powasny
watpia o utrzymaniu 60 PREY ~
ciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
Szcze6liWa cWierc.

Jest ia, kt6ra zap}aeioie e pu-
de4ko ORA Kinga Nowych Pigutek
zyc1a. One wan przyniosa zdrowie
kt6re wiecej macy nil zloto. spr6
b6jc:e ich ma. b61 g1owy, z6tciowosc,
zapchanies j malarie. Jezell zawioda
cena wan bedzie zwr6cona " apt"
.ce pana M, ). Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
III sLA.SEA.

- MULARZA Pk;pounia z Kr6l.
'HutY xnalesiono bee zyrcia W po-
t'aw vie siedzacej ma pro'g5u jeduegs
+ domow PREY ulicy Siemianowic-
uoj' W iecznicy gminnej " Roz~
barku stwlerdzono zstrucie alko.
holem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

OLSZTYN. K1edy gosp. VII
Gniewski W Wegajtach pewnego
wieczora ostatnich dni siedzla4 so.
be " domu prsy st'le, wpadf IA
gle 10 mieszkania jego chory ma u
mysle syn sasia1a jego, An'oo'
l,ras. i zanim Wisriewski I'd Dial
sebrao myeli, pocbwych 60 Glory
"a gard}o i udersy} 60 p%antot'em,
usstepnie rzuci{ sic Ia niego z ka~
wa}em ~zelaza, bt6rym zadat mu xii
Ia. ran ma gtowie. Glory znajdo"a'
sic cd d}uzszego czasu W zsk1adzl<
ola ob|aksnych, skad odnosnegc
dnia sig wy}ama} pieszo przyby.
do wioski rodzlnnej. Nieszczesliwe'
20 odtransportowano zaraz z po'
wrotem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

POLE. Staruszek
KaroI Satt1er szed} ola skr6cenla
sobie drogi ,orem kolei zelaanej'
,Wstem najecha} go poo:agg towarowy
i zabi} na miejsou, zmiazd&ywszy
mu glove i odciawszy jcdDs reke'
Biedak skr6oi} sobie droge, ale -
do wieezno6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
2 POZNANSKIE0O.

" szCB1N. Pewien gospodarz :
okolioy ~dostawszy 1000 marek ia:
ko doplate "a cukr6wke. skupi} o.
gromna ilo66 pieczywa, cukierkdw
,tp.l pooza} ma ulicy fozdawac. j.
dzieciom. Przez to powsta{ tax
wielki nat}ok, he pollcya musla}s
wkroczy6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
W Dk0TOWIE poumierali mic

W Dk0TOWIE poumierali nic~
NAL re strachu i r,do6ci krowni
,,zmar}ego",. gdy 'enze kr6tko
pred p~ogrsebem odtyi ma nowo i
tax wyzdrowia}, lie ME mysli wcale
o emierci. Chorowa} on ma cara.
zliwa ohorobe a pozby} sig jej, le7
lac diva dol W trumnie. Sam by4
okropnie zdumlony l przestraszony
tenn, co zig Z MIN stale. Prsdko s,e
iednsk uspokoi} i rozochoclk.
TCZEW. Tutejsl katollcy zfozyli
20 n~aboSehstwie m,syjnem ma reoe
biskupa Henninghausena 1905, II
marek "a cele misvJne " Chlnach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

WRZESNIA. Pewien robotn'k
przyni6s} do domu butelke z Awa-
sem karbolo wynn ipostawif ja "
kat. zonie nc o tenn lie powlle.
dial, ie to truc:zna i ia sadzi4a, ze
to butelka Z gorza}ka. Pc wyj6ciu
meza zabra}a sig do owej butelki,
ME przeozuwajas, ze Pile ttuolzne.
Gdy maj powr6ci}, zasta} swa 10
ne lesaca bez zmys}6w ma ziemi.
Pobieg} wiec szybko po lekarzs'
ale ten jej JUL MIC pom6dz ME m6g{
:; nakazaf j. odw,e6d do lazaretu,
gdzie wkr6tce ducha wyzione}a
kakomstwo pozba WHO ja &yc,a,
gdybY ME ia zahsa picia gorza}ki,
ME by{aby sig ~rozs:a{a z tym swia"
EN-. Precz z dom6w gorza}ki, a
szozeg6lnie kobiety MECH p%ielegnu>
ja wsIrzemiezliwo6d.
SOLEC. Oneg9ai popi}o sic tn
kilka os6b tax, re xaczeli sie biz j
zgaG nozami. Jsdnemu pokiereszo .
q ali i podsiuraw iii glove, tax IL
,rzeba by.o lekarza sprowadzid do
niego. Porauiony " nieludzki spo-
sob powlesi} sig dnia 80 stYcznia "
swym cblewle, pozostawiajac zone
z kllkorglem n~ledoroslych daiec,.
Wszystko to sprawi}a owa prze~
|brzyd&a opara.
SKOKI. Znowu wypadek ME-
~szcze6liwy, kt6ry zakohczyt sie
.|6mlercia, a to jest to nieszcsesne
uwieszania sig dzieoi IL wozu. Ia.
HI wypadek wydarzy} sig " kopu-
Echowie Gdy dzleol wYchodzace ze
sskoiy ujrza&y furmanke, uwiesill
s,e u ty}u wozs, ably, tym spo'-
Esobem dostad sic PREDICT do domu.
EP~omiedzy temi by} 1s'lctni SION :
ski ze s&awicy. Prey schodzenlu
wpadt pod wdz i ko}a tegoz prse''
Eszsy przez niego. smiert nastap'}a
ma mleiscu.
J. .s-a. x p, ,..-t[.-., "a. s.,f.. rrr ID. sEz...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

2 PRUS POLSRICH.

KARTUZY. Robotn,k Szlag.
po}ozyl s,e y napitym stanie z pa
dacympapierosemw ustach " chile
vie nafs}omie i usna}. Wkr6tce ia
pie, n wypad}ssy pa s1ome spowo
dowa} ogieh, kt6ry ma %szcssscl
predko epostrsezono~ Pijska-popa"
zonego odstawiono do lasaretu'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

STARA KISZEWA. Uroczy-
sto66 z}otego wesela obchodzil'
ma}tonkowie Franciszek KasprzYc
HI ! Maryanna'z domu Kitewsk2.
B}ogos}awiehstwa uds'el'} jubila~
tom Ks prob. Krecki - szczeSt
Bo&ejubi1atom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

TORUN. Pod Sltnem utJoa} ma
Whsle ciesla Teodor Wunsch z Cry
Iowa, kt6ry W towarzystwie. syna
posiedzicielskiego Wilhelma Meyera
Z Grab6wca wiozac drzewo, chcia}
sic ma {odzl przeprswic przez RE
ke. Zaledwie uni6s} ich prad wo"
dy kilka metr6w, gdy }6dz sic
przewr6ciaa i obaj wpadh do wo~
dy. Podczas gdy Mayer zdc}a} sic
ooali6, Wunsch zgiua}w nurtach
rzek1. Nieszoze6liwY osieroci} zone
! czworo dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

MYSkOW1CE. Rob- n'k
Blaskuda prsebywajaoy d}usssy osas
" Kis,rzyn,e zapoznal s's z jakas
lxiewcsyns nsz~iskiem Murllnska'
Ri, nam6wi} dziewczyne, ably z
MIN iecha}a do Jan6w. Maggie
skohozyla sig ,ch prsyjazn gd5
razu pvwnego Blaskuda spotkat
Murlihskq ma ulicy doby4 noza "a:
:da} ~jej dwie rany " piersi i W RAJ
mic. wzisto ja do sak1adu ohorych
10 My~lowio, gdzie W sobote zmar:'
IA. 81. aresztowano " Kr6l, HUI
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

shUZAcA ~oberzysty Bacz
kowiaka 2 W,elkiego .Cbe}mu udu
.i}a swe uowou 'edzone dziecko
rzuc:}a je swiniom ma p%ozarcie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
GAL1CYI

TARN0W ". Sprawcy g%}o5nej
krodziezy z w%}amaaiem, spe}nionem
W j~esieni ubieglegos rpku " skllepie
jubilera A, Rubins, .zosta!i wykry-
ci. Agent po]icYjnY Leibel, wys}s~
ny do Podg6rza, przeprowadzlf re-
wizye v. mieszkaniu St. Taratufy,
montera krako wskiej. elektrowni,
u kt6rego znalaz} kilkanascie pred
miot6w z1otych l kartek znalaz
kartek zastawicznych,> bedacych
w1ssnoscia Rabina' Pr.edmioty te
Tarantu}a otr1yms} cd W}adYs}awa
Tarnawskiego, =. zwanego "krzy"
wynn W1adkiem" i St. Szysskl bar
do nlebezpieczncgo rzezimieszka.
LW0W. Policya lwowska areszr
towa}a s}uchaozy IlIgo roku pra~
W. Dorosza, kt6rzy dopuszczali sig
;systsmatycznych kradziezy W Aka
sdemli veterynaryi, gdz,e skradIi
rozmaite d1ie}a nauk owe, mlkro-
s'xopy i tenn podo bne wartosci z 60
"a !, 600 korop. Obaj zfodzieje bra~
Iii zywy udzia4 " zyciu politycznem
t. Nv. ,,posteroxei" mfodziezy'
.Dorosz by} jeden wybitniejszycb
cz}onk6w partyi -%1vowskiej IL je
ramienia w~yjesdza} k'lkakr, t ne d
Krolestwa Polskiego. gdzie wyste-
powa al pod nazwiskiem Zmurskieg
pod TEN samem ~naswiskicm znan..
by} i antykwaryuszam lwowskim,
- ..--. . =.
ktdrym sp'rzedawa} 'kradzione ks'az
- .]>:j - *"~~~
KRAKOW. Minister sp~rawiedl'7
wo6ci przeni6si, notaryusza Em nan
ella polnej d.
;n,a1iczk, S:anis{aWa GalziuboW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

i kurs6w nastepizto--otwarcie' ely
lez ma poosatek otwarte zostana
pierwszeku r1y wydsja}6w.
Arehidyecezya warszawska; licsy
dekanat6w II, ko6cio{6w paraflal-
Euych 2s4, ko6cio}6w nieparafial~
nych 81, ko6ciol6ws klasstornych 4.
! 6sieiy swleckichs2 jest 6l5, ksieSy
zakounyoh W k~lasstorzeK apucyn6w
" Nowem M,escie. IL, ks,ezy zar
konnYch pryy koacio}aoh' paraf'al
nych / filis lnych 9, poza klasztorem
przebywajacych g., srazem Is W ro~
ku zesz}ym ,marfo ksiezy IS a
wy6wieconych tylko Is. obecLrr W
seminaryum duohownem znajduje
sic 1876 slumn6w.@ Zakonnic jest 25
Si6str Mi1osierdzia gag. Wiernych
liczy archldYecezya w Warszawi,
IA, 1872, poza miastem /, 343. 900,
og6}em l,751,422.
Ojcowie RedemptorzySci, usta-
nowleni PREY kobciele Zbawiciela
we Warszawie, otrzymali pozwole
ME ma pobyt W Kr6lestwie Pol
sklem do roku 1910. Moga wiec
bez przeszkody misye odprawia6.
Spodz,ewad sig nalezy, re ostatecz~
ME ograniczenie czasu limestone
zostanie zw}aszcza gdy stan oble,
zenia ustanie.~
Towsrzy7stwie zw,azk6w kato.
hckich podjety zosta} projekt za}o'
zen:a we Warszawie ktasowegt
gimnazyum im,enia ke. Piotr'
80. 81 .,".-
skargi Zaw,a>al sig komitet or
g~anisacyjny pod -p'zewodnictwen
lpaua Henryka Demblnskie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

BY G0sZCZ, Onegdaj " nocy
przysz}o tn do krwawe] b6jki mic
dry 4otniersami Gdy wraoal' zo1'
n1erze 14e pu}ku piecboty z pred
stawienia nuoil1 piosenke, slyszanaR
pred ohwila ma scenic. 1dacy pred
mimi podofieer So pu}k6w artyle,
ryi sadzi}, re slowa piosenki do ME-
go sic odnoaza. Obr6oi1 sig l pierw'
sz,emu z rzedu zo}n ierzowi wymie'
rsy} ~po!iczek. Ten ME namyslajac
|sis, sdjaf z ramienia broh, obr6ci'
liz i kolb4 trzasna} podoficera "
glove tax, he tente upad} krwia
zbroozony l trseba 60 by{o do la:
zaretu odes}ad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

CnOJNICE Miedzy Powa}kam'
: Mecika@em pr1ejecba} pooiag po.
w6a D, Januszewskie-o. Kon 20.
stafs zabitY, pow6s zdruzgotapy; a
p. J. wyrsucony W row l nieco
pokaleczonY. Woznica kapewne
spal i ME s}yszal sygnalu maszyny.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27

Prof. George Malcolm Stratton is to
assume full professorship in depart
ment of psychology at the University
of California.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
FREAR DEFENDS SALE
OF KAUAI SISAL LAND

Referring to the advertisement of
the Territorial Government that It
will put up for sale at public auction
four tracts of 500 acres each of land
on Kauai, Governor Frear states that
there is nothing in this plan at all
antagonistiC to his land policy as out.
lined in the address he made recent.
ly before the Commercial Club.
This land, which is considered to
be good for nothing but sisal, con-
lists of 1000 acres in a narrow strip
along the Napali coast, and is at
present under lease to the Knudsens,
but the greater part of 1t is not be.
ing used. The soil Is principally
sand, and with the exception of some
kiawe trees at each end. the only
vegetation consists of some stunted
aalii bushes.
The Knudsens agree to surrender
their lease If the land is put up for
sale, but the Governor says that this
surrender is not conditional on their
StllluS lnt ldllu, 40 tilt bdit viii uN
open to all bidders. The upset price
is So an acre. so the Government l.
sure of getting at least $4,000 fol
the tract. The conditions of sale re-
quire that during the first five years
IS, 900 sisal plants are to be put ont
on 75 acres of each OF the 500-acre
pieces, which will mean that when
the patents are granted there will be
nearly million and half sisal
plants set out. The planting will
call for an investment of from S25,-
900 to $50, exclusive of the cost
Of mills and other machinery.
Governor Frear says he believes
the disposing of this now useless land
will be the means Of building up n
large industry on Kauai besides
bringing into the Treasury n large
ash payment and the taxes that will
esult from the increased value OF
he property.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
FIRST CONVENTION
VERY SUCCESSFUL

The first convention of the Oahu
Young Peoples Junior Union was
held in the Portuguese Church yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was
a most suspicious commencement for
the Union, in its efforts to bring all
the societies together in Christian
fellowship.
The president of the Union, Miss
Edna Perkins, presided, and with heI
on the platform were Miss Yarrow
Edward Tracey, secretary; Rev. Da'
vid Crane, pastor of the Methodist
Church; Rev. E. w. Thwing and the
presidents of the societies. Mr.. Crane
conducted the devotional exercises.
The roll call showed five societies
in attendance, which is over 80 pei
cent. The Kauikeaouli Society will
hold for three months the attendance
banner, the gift of the Senior Union,
The responses to the roll call were
mostly verses of Scripture. The Ma.
noa and Kawaiahao Societies sang d
few songs.
Mr.. Thwing gave a very interest.
ing talk on the Orient. Mrs. Yarrow
conducted the singing, with Mrs. Fw'
ing as organist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
M'BRYDE PROGRESS
BRINGS RAILROAD
Presence OF Mr.. Swanzy and W. A.
Kinney Starts Rumors OF
More Development.
Especial to The Bulletin

NODeClal 10 Inc ID e NJ
Wahiawa, Kauai, Jan. 24.-F. NJ.
Swanzy, treasurer of McBryde Sugar
Co., is visiting here this week, and
SO Is w. A. Kinney.
Whenever these two gentlemen APP
pear at Wahiawa, the community
sits up and asks what next.
The Kauai Electric Company is a
success.
The Kalaheo homesteading propo-
sition looks very promising.
The pineapple undertaking is on
the way to all expectations.
The cane all over McBryde looks
fine.
And. oh, but the Kauai Railroad
Company? Is that to be pushed ahead
now?
Rumor has It that Mr.. Jaeger is
about to begin operations on the ex-
tension between Kukuiula and the
pineapple factory. Men of such en-
ergy and industriousness are always
a blessing to any community from all
points of view. Wahiawaites know
and appreciate It.
w. ID. McBryde, supervisor and
manager of the Kauai County and
Kauai Land and Fruit Company re-
spectively, took in the capital this
week and is back again to the balmy
atmosphere of Brydeswood.
Jno. Nevin, manager Pacific Pine
apple Company, was also a visitor to
town and says, Nothing like Kauai"
These two gentlemen while in Ho-
nolulu this time took In all the Wa
hiawa, Oahu, pine country. Their
impression from this trip is that Wa
hiawa, Kauai, is all right, The Ka-
laheo homesteaders are craving for
more plants-an encouraging sign.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
For Sale

A Movable Cottage, size about
IL x "a, containing 8 rooms. Made
of 7. & G. Comes apart in sections.
A few hours time will take it apart
and put it up again. In good condi-
ton. Just the thing for camping,
$125.00.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
LYONS Hath ANNIVERSARY,

Especial to the Bulletin)
Waikiki. Maui, Jan. 25.-Mr. an,
Mrs. T. b. Lyons gave luau at thei
Wailuku home last Sunday to a nun
Der of their friends to commemorate
the fourteenth anniversary of theiI
wedding. The affair was quite large
ly attended. Attorney Watson wa
there, also Judge Kepoikai, Assessor
Robinson and many others. Mr.. Wat
son was overheard to remark tina
such spread was rarely seen at He
nolulu banquet tables and he compli
mented very much those who wer'
responsible for such an excellent lay
cut. Pedro and music followed tn
luau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
SUGAR men,
ATTENTION!

We offer 1000 acres in
one body, level, alluvial Del
ia soil, rich as the Nile
Delta, fronting on the Rio
Grande River, Texas flor If
rigation), at $25 per acre.
To put irrigation canals,
etc., on the property will
cost $40 per acre. The cost
of irrigating, about 25c per
acre per irrigation.
The land will produce an
average of 40 tons cane to
the acre, saccharine matter
15fo, average 200 pounds
granulated sugar to the ton.
Does not have to be replan-
ted for 8 or 10 years. Land
which has been cropped to
cane for 35 years consecu-
lively without fertilizer;
still yields % tons to the
acre. -s,t...
Labor is very abundant,
satisfactory and cheap,
Mexican poems, so cents a
day without board. Rail
road is close by. If you
want this, cable DELTA,
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS,
to hold for examination. Ad-
dress
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
- BULLETIN ADS. PAY
MANAGER BULL WELL

According to a cablegram received
by d p. II. Isenberg, Edward X. Bull
manager of the Oahu Sugar Com
pany, who has undergone n success
ful operation, is doing very well.
Mr.. Bull expects to return in the
Mongolia, which Is due to arrive on
February 3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27
ROBINsONs OF PAIA
rs YEARS MARRIED
Especial to the Bulletin

Especial to the BulletIm
Waikiki, Maui, Jan. 25.-Mr. anL
Mrs. Henry Robinson of Paia gave q
very luxurious luau at their Paia home
last Tuesday evening in honor of tn,
twenty.ffth anniversary of their wed
ding. A large number Of their friends
were present. Many from Waikiki
and even from Honolulu were present
to show the happy couple the high es
esteem in which they were held by
their numerous friends. They were
the happy recipients of good wishes
from their hosts OF friends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-27

George Lethardt, bridegroom Of one
week, who disappeared from Alameda
three months ago, Is heard from In
a st. Louis hospital.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
FIRE.!

Just a little after six O'Clock
last evening the Beedle restau-
rant was discovered to be on fire.
A child had overturned a lamp
on the second floor and caused
the blaze. Fortunately there
was little wino blowing, or the
FIRE might have com mmunicated
to adjoining buildings, but the
hosemen soon had the fre under
control. The upper part of the
building was pretty badly burn.
ed, and the contents on both
doors were we'll water. soaked.
The building is a frame struc-
ture owned by l. Fl. Bentley aud
occupied bv j. Beedle as q res.
taurant, with living apartments
up. stairs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
Benefit Concert

A concert for the benefit Of
Prof. E. J noprness will a,e given
at the opera house on Monday
Dec. o1st. A full program will
be given next week.
This benefit should be attended
oy all friends of Prof. Hopfner
and lovers of good music. The
profes sor has been one of the
great factors in keeping an in
terest in things musical in this
com munity, and the services of
both himself aud his orchestra
classes have been freely tender
ed 90 public occasions and at
social events hf various kinds.
The people of Milbank now have
a chance to reciprocate. and 1t is
hoped that they will acknowledge
their appreciation in substan-
tial way.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
The Farmers Institute

To the farmers of Grant county:
There will be a farmers ia
stitute held in Milbank Tuesday
and Wednesday, Dec. 18th and
10th. The conductors of the iu-
stitutes are paid by the state
and the Information they impart
Is free to you. The last two in.
st,tutes held IN this place were
not we'll attended, whether from
lack of advertising or not. We
are unable to say, but this year we
hope you will turn out and hear
what the Instructors have to Of
fer and then if you are not salts
fed that such instruction is OF
some value it will be we'll in the
future to inform the institute
board that their services are not
needed 10 Grant county. and
thereby save the time of the
conductors aud the expense to
the state.
We helped to place this law
upon the statute books, believ
iug that it would be q benefit not
only to the farmers of the state
but to business men as we'll, aud
we would be pleased to have you
present at these meetings so we
can get al expression rs to your
opinion of their value before re-
turning to the legislature again.
We expect there will be present
Prof. H G.. Skinner, Mr.. w. D
MCGEE, au experienced institute
speaker aud successful farmer,
Mr.. P. D. and Mrs. Anna Ash.
bourn. who comes we'll recon-.
mended. together with the sup.
erintendent of institutes, Prof.
A. E. Chamberlain.
Come out to these meetings aud
theu it you think they are of 40
real value to US ia Grant county
perhaps you may offer some sug-
gestions that may aid the cou-
ductors 10 their work in other
parts of the state.
Hoping to see a good attend.
auce of farmers aud business
men aud their wives. l remain
Respectfully,
c. S. AMSDEN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11

The Womans Foreign Mission
ary societv met IN regular ses
sion at the home of Mrs. Kern
Friday, Dec. L. Meeting was
opened by singing ''The Light Of
the World is Jesus" followed by
prayer by Mrs. Stafford. Roll
call was responded to by mis-.
sionary news items. A short
business session was held with
the President. Mrs. Schafer, in
the chair, followed by program
in charge OF the leader, Mrs.
Fitch. Interesting papers were
read Of missionary work held in
China, India and Africa by
Mesdames Partridge, Enos, Fitch,
Wilder McWreath aud Mahan-
nah. At the close Of the pro-
gram a delightful lunch was ser.
we'd by Mesdames Kern and
Fitch.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
Alban.

Mrs. Roth returned from B. istol
Saturday, where she had been visiting
her sister and other friends for sever
a. weeks.
MIR. Helm and wife also visited with
friends at Bristol last week.
Ben Woi.te is building a lean.to on
his stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bury came up
from Big Stone last Friday and made
a call upon the boys.
Mrs. Fleury came down from Canada
last week and is staying with George
Bury for short time.
Mr.. Demroe is edding corn for
John Roth. The roads are very rough
and he had hard time getting his
machine over.
The young people are having good
times skating now.
August Woitte is out around the
county dehoruing cattle. If YOU have
any cattle to be dehorned call oo him
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
..Mazeppa Tattlings.

Mrs. Louis Ebens has bean On the
sick list. but is much better at present.
T. E. Archer and Marion Richard
son were Twin BROOKS visitors last
Friday.
Frank Rickard and sister and Lille
Harper were visiting at the ranch
Sunday.
B. P. Archer drove down TO Frank
Seivscks last Thursday. to get a hog
he had traded for.
W. I. RickarG and family visi. at
the home Of Charlie Stevens SATURDAY.
evening.
James Brown was helping NJ NJ
Warts bee put the root On nj. ma
chine shed las. Thursday
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
n arried

At the home Of the brides parents in
Madison township, on Wednesday
evening at 1::D o'clock by Rev. @.
+. Boyce, Mr.. Kenneth Ackermsn
and Misc Mildred Morton all of
this county.
Ths wedding was a quiet one, only
near friends of the contracting par
ties being present. Both young folks
are we'll known to many of our Grant
county readers. a. they have grown
from childhood Ia this community, i,
and the kindest wishes Of all accom-.
oany them 10 their welded life. The
young couple have leased the w. G..
Alderman farm, where they will make
their home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-11
Buz Wagon Men Organize

The auto owners of Milbank
organized u society Monday, to
be known as the Milbank Motor
Club. with the following officers:
President-Dr. J. W. Ross
Vice Presideut-GL. Wood
Secretary-Phil Saunders
Treas slrer-G. G.. MiddlebrOok
All owners Of automobiles IN
Grant county are eligible to
10 en- bership.