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Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

growths protected by the snow we're
not injured and the crop was an un-
usually prolific one.
During the long interval from March
II, 1892, until last spring, the fruit
crop here was uninjured by the cold.
Vegetation OF all kinds was much far
ther advanced at the time Of the big
snow sixteen years ago than it is now
and fruit at the present time is in lit
tie danger from frost. The snowfall
of March II, 1892, was one Of the most
notable in the history OF the Canon
City district.
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
A ~CITIZEN'S" TICKET NOMINAT-
ED BY PEOPLE OF SOUTH CANON

The Citizens" of East Canon met
building Saturday evening and placed
in nomination the following ticket to
be voted on April 7:
Mayor, for term of one year. e. G.
Waite.
Trustees. term OF two years, Francis
Bachelor, F. P. Cline and William
Godding.
A vote Of thanks wassgiyen JohnsMe-
Williams, the only retiring officer for
faithful and efficient service" he hav-
ing served as trustee since the town
was Incorporated.
East Canon has taken great pride in
civic affairs. especially in the grading
and improving OF her streets. which
are not surpassed in Fremont county
and this under the lowest tax levy OF
any town in the valley.
The town has purchased a moving
machine and ordered the street COM
missioner to keep the weeds down,
which will add greatly to the general
appearance OF the town as we'll as pre-.
vent the seed Of noxious weeds beine
carried through the irrigating lateral,
on the ranches.
A civic improvement committee, MOI
members- Of the, town board, was ap'
pointed by the caucus to boost fol
clean streets, neat homes and gen
eral Improvement"
John McWilliams. H. W. Hollar ant
W. p. Paxton are the COMMITTEES.
A Cleanup day" 10 being planned
by the committee ,whsn all rubbish o.
every sort will be removed, tbSstousi
places made smooth and the crooked
bitches made straight and tho whole
town will b on company drosS
Won't our genial street commissions
Or wear . broad smile when he comsl
along WITH hat new moving macAinl
10 nnA all tAa tta cans. Sailing Wirl
and wood pilSs oct Of ~ wayf Jusl
80 - grow durias 4hs nsxt few
ysass!
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
FLORENCE CHOIR
WAS 4 TRlFlE LATE

The members OF the choir OF the
First Presbyterian church OF F1orsAee
were entertained In . very charming
manner by the Presbyterian choir Of
this city at church parlors Tuesday
evening About twenty-five had plan
ned to enjoy the hospitality Of the
Canon choir but upon going to the
depot II was found that q train had
been derailed and II would Be impos-
sibie to reach Canon in that vAy -
about fifteen secured other ways OF
conveyance and reached here at near
1890.
The parlors OF the church were
beautifully decorated with shamrocks.
green paper festoons and potted
plants. Features OF the diversion
we're a musical contest and songs.
songs and then more songs. Little
green shamrocks bearing Irish names
were distributed and partners for sup
per found by matching the names on
them.
A delightful four course supper
consisting OF all kinds OF good things
to eat from hot meats, potatoes. pick
les, ETC.. to cake. coffee and mints
was served.
The dining room was decorated In
green and the place cards we're small
golden harps. Little souvenirs Of the
occasion were preseutsd 70 the mem
bers OF both cholrs By the music com
mittse of the Presbyterian church OF
this place. The gussts-, Aspartsd In
the ."wee sma' hoaes" sdseiAtshE tAat
they had never been shown such hos
pitality and that 1T was better late
than never"
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
NED WESTON HONE AFTER
FOUR YEARS IN NAVY

Ned Weston, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Weston of 621 Harrison ave-
nue., came home Friday night from
San Diego, Cal, having completed an
enlistment in the United States naval
service of more than four years. He
entered as an apprentice on the U. q.
8. Boston January 1. 1904, and re-
mained aboard that vessel until she
was put out of commission last Aug
ust when he was transferred to the
cruiser Albany with which he was as
ISOLATED till the expiration Of his term
OF service a few days ago.
He was on the Pacific station all OF
the time during his service, visiting
Panama and various central American
ports, the Albany having been as
signed as a sort Of naval police pa
troll for that coast. Several months
last year the Albany was at La Union
Salvador. for the purpose OF prevent
ing trouble between that country and
the neighboring states. which are in
an almost constant state OF political
turmoil.
The main battery Of the U. 8. 8
Albany consists OF ten I've inch guns
and Ned Weston was captain Of the
firing crew of No. 8, which at target
practice In Magdalena bay made eigh'
teen hits out Of eighteen shots at 1,60t
yards. The Albany holds the record
in the American navy in the matte,
of gunnery. Mr.. Weston likes tn
naval service so we'll that he has de-
termined to re-enlist, but will probabl!
stay in Canon City until July befor'
doing 80. He expects to enter the ma
val school of gunnery at Washington
d. c.. for a years course Of study. go
ing later to Newport, R. l., for tn
purpose of taking a course Of instruc
ton In the torpedo school in that city
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
Notice 10 COntFnctOrs.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received for building a bridge
across Four Mile creek in Teller
county on the old Toll road. until IL
o'clock a. m. March 31st. 1908. Plans
and specifications may be seen by ap-
plying at the office OF county clerk OF
Fremont county at Canon City. Colo.
or at the county clerks office OF Tel
Ter county at Cripple Creek. Colo. The
board OF county commissioners Of
Fremont and Teller counties reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
All bids shall be sealed and marked
Bid for Four Mile Bridge, Fremont
and Teller Counties"
Canon City. Colorado. March 18th.
1908.
GEO. p. NIX,
,,.-.-u County Clerk.
First pub. March 18th. 1908.
Inst nub March 2Gfh 1908
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

Although not unexpected. the
friends of Miss lone Huntoon. and
they are legion, we're greatly shocked
Thursday to learn OF her death.
which took place at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai in Denver at 4 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon a. the result OF complica-
tons growing out of the lodgment Of
a small chicken bone In her throat
while eating dinner at the family home
shout three weeks ago.
While unable to disengage tho i'm
pediment that had fastened itself In
her throat It gave her NO great trou-
bic or annoyance for several days and
It was hoped that the consequences
would not be Of a very serious char
actsr. This. however. proved to Be
b mistske; and ~ WAS tsker to, neps
3sf VHSfs Svsfy ytEins th1t tspfoesssiShs
al skill could do. or loving hearts sug-
&0DI, W00 1uVOA0u IA Acb OCu~AAs Wv
without avail.
The surgical operation was a sue
cessful one, but unlocked for COM
plications arose which sapped the VI
tality of the young girl and led to
her death
Deceased was the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Huntoon Of
s13 Main street and her friends were
limited only by the circle Of her &C.
quaintance. She was born at Plano
ILL.,, January 26th. 1891, consequently
was aged II years, 1 month and II
days. Miss Huntoon was Q member
in the sophomore class Of the Canon
City high school and was exceedingly
popular with her assoclAtos, both her
teachers and classmates admiring her
for those qualities Of head and heart
that make for personal popularity In
scholarship - we'll - In society. On
an unusually genial and sunny dispo-
sition the deceased made friends oi
Ill WIN whom shs cAzAs IN 'ountact
and her death In the very AaVAAgj ~
youth has awakened the sympathy Of
Ill for those who have besn bereft d
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
BIG SNOW HERE SIXTEEN
YEARS AGO TUESDAY

:aicsnt mood Tuesday recalled the
fact that on March 17th. 1893, the
ground was covered with snow to .
depth OF fifteen inches. . very re-
markable occurrence for this local
ity.
Il showed heavily the previous day
and ct night turned vsry cold, he
tAosno0stsr masling . ts00sfatars
On ~ mosniag Of th0 17th Of II D.
ueso bssow ssro. tie coolest II hAd
Oooa q aay tins tha& Wiator.
Rhoa11eally all q ~ aS0sss -
1eAse 0se1AeA fsu1t Vsee killed ~ -
6foaoo, ~ straWbsessso ~ siAilas
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON
THE HEIGHTS MONDAY

A group of i've small cottages on
the mesa east of Prospect Heights
were wiped out of existence by fire
about a. m. Monday entailing
a loss of several hundred dollars. A
high wind prevailed at the time and
the buildings were all burning with
In a few minutes Of the discovery of
the trouble, and their occupants had
little opportunity OF saving their
household effects.
An alarm was given and large
crowd quickly assembled, but were
powerless to do anything on account
Of the terrific heat which drove them
back from the doomed buildings. A
score or more of men made q determ-
ined effort to overturn one Of the
houses in the hope that the progress
of the flames could be checked in that
way, but the undertaking had to be
abandoned owing to the approach Of
the flre, which drove them from their
work.
Four of the houses were owned BY
Waldo Moschetu Of Brookside and
~srs >tnnyed thsre:i from that .syillaEe
the other was the property OF Joe Wal
ton and 1t was In the latter that the
fire originated, but In what manner
Is not known.
The burned houses were all within q
few yards of each other and formed
a sort Of detached community. There
is NO available supply of water on
Prospect Heights for fighting fire and
the village is at It's mercy, particular
ly In the high wind. such as was the
case this morning.
1t was currently reported ON tht
streets here at Z O'Clock that the en-
tire village of Prospect Heights hat
been destroyed. but happily this VA
an exaggeration as none Of the build'
ings on the Main street were injured
nor were they In danger at any tima
from the nfe.
Tho wind was from the west ant
carried the flames away from thl
town, otherwise the danger might havl
been greater. Had the wind been fr0a
the east the row Of cottages built Las
summer BY the Colorado Fuel aAt
Iron zcdmpany for the uSsf Of thS ~
tSmbi6 i6yssd u the. NeakH mime : vouIl
have beea impsrillsd. possibly De-
troysd. The citissns Of Prospect ~
well congratulate themselves that IA
GOT OF - easily - thsy diA ~
n0FninG
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
ARE SHIPPING VEGETABLES
TO PUEBLO AND DRNvRR

The warm weather Of the last fsw
days 10 bringing on vegetation very
rapidly and ranchsrs and gardeners
are very busy getting seeds into the
ground In anticipation Of the spring
and summer growth. Shipments Of
onions, radishes. pieplant, spinach.
lettuce and other early vegetables are
being made BY local growers to he
Pueblo and Denver markets and Il
will not be very long. II The present
warm weather continues, until sspara-
gus will be ready for cutting. A fsv
Of tie earlier varisties OF peach tresa
are In bloom and the crab apples ere
In almoet fall leafage. Although he
Ssasoae 81. sgrqYtA sMps rpgsrdsd !! -
somewhat backward one week go
Il 10 now aAvaaoing by leaps aaA
boaAda aa1 Dromasss 70 - ooaslAss-
ably earlier tAaA usaAl.
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
REMAINS OF Mss HUNTOON
LAID TO REST IN LAKESIDE

The funeral Of Miss lone Huntoon.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Huntoon. whose death at 81
Joseph's hospital In Denver Wednes.
day afternoon cast a gloom over the
community. was held at the First
Presbyterian church at 2 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon In the presence OF
a great thronE Of mourners.
Seldom has death aroused 30 much
Of pity and commisserAtion and the
funeral was an exceptionally large
one, due In q large measure At least
to the personal popularity Of the de-
ceased and to the almost dramatic
|cAsFsctas af;hpf death. ! :; .
!" She Wa member of me sophoilore
class Of the high school and her class
mates and associates attended the OBJ
sequies in q body, the high school
classes being dismissed this After
noon as . mark Of respect TO her men,
ory. The cadets wore present and
preceded the funeral cortege to Lake.
side cemetery where the remains
were laid TO rest.
The floral offerings were among the
most profuse and elaborate ever seen
here, . special vehicle being provided
to carry them from the church to the
cemetery. The funeral service was
most impressive one and was con-
Quoted BY Rev. J. T. Thomas, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian congrega-
ton.
The music was Of . special charac-
ter. consisting Of . vocal solo. snti-
tied, He Knows" By Miss Hslen oar.
tor, the singing Of "9omstims. Come
whore" By . auartstts compossd oi
Misses 0artof and Dale and Msssrs
Dawson and Van Pattsa, and vocal
solo. "0os1nisAt*1v Mfs "A. n
.tAite-stA iafept tbsaaDs - n. ersssda
accompanied tAS rsmAias 70 thsir Las,
resting p,aes ia LAkasiAe ee0stsry.
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

we're coavsstsd tAroa0A tAs prsashing
oe Bvaagsiiss Dsa1loa, VITO racsatly
eloosA . throo wso1I Meeting Asrs.
Asv. ,. =. iIoilsalosk, Daoe0e g -
eoagraGna3oa. 6sltvsFs1 Q G0oslai a.
eoosss = ~ Dssaiag sssv5eo b esn-
ne0eeaa1oa e ~ OvoaG
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
uRARLY ~ MKNDBnO
TAKEN uFo CHURCH

Sunday was ~Rseepe3oa nay" ~
|ehs osW oeavosts g ~ Hlfst Mseho.
|l1Ge GAnseA aa1 ahese 8 Dsrooas Woes
|eansA = - Dgooa1ieo. 0ose g WAo0
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19
POPULAR CANON CITY GIRL
DIED IN A DENVER HOSPITAL

her association. Miss Huntoon came
to Canon City with her parents from
the east about ten years ago.
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

Coal, wool and fssd. bsst Qnality.
Nsrris q Con.
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

We ~ esaa y aas Ssea ~ 0110o
~ Pnsss siGnG Morris - -
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

o. saesss ~ saalss = - -
|ooe0 O0oA
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

lasvsas 81 esVesss WA 6sas I
0ogs1o . -
Cañon City record., 1908-03-19

NoaV . . 0oa19.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12

Lizzie vogt W Frank vogt.
issue joined May 10, 1908. Trial
Divorce case.
las Chudy " J e LArkin. H.
sue j,insd May ~, 1908. Suit
for Reimbursement Tor damage
by prairie firs. Continued By
consent.
Annie CAjeyadmani, deceased,
appealed. Trial.
IN THE MATTER or THE NATu1
AIIzArIoN or
Ole Anderson, Claus Hansen,
Charles Rsdmer, Claus n Ps'
tersou.
CRIMINAL CASES
State Of South DskotA - Abol
Thomss. rape. Passed.
State W. Louis Trsvesy. rape.
Tried June 4; verdict Jane Z,
guilty - charged.
Ss&ts ". Johu Ham, larceny.
Thrown ont On lack Of complst1
record. Arrsigned on new b.
formation. Plead not guilty.
M
susie -. WIN. Hippsn. frstsi.
eide. Jsry impsosilsd Ju0e II.
Appearance. Trial. Pleads mol
guilty.
WIN Greuel larceny. appear.
ancs. Escaped from custody.
State ". Don Betes, assault
with intsnt % cOnmis rspe, -
peaI. Thrown ost o. detective
pspess; rspsrsstsd. Densssea
ov0frulsd. ptoads nOt guilty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12
Notice Of 1tessleg PstitIoa Fl
lettogs ~ A10loostsstloo

xtst~ Of s.,ueh DxkotA County Of Charles
Mix. - In Counsy Court, Nay term isoA In
the matter Of the Estate os Andrew 0ogolin
Deceased.
Tee state Of South DakosA ssnds gisssans
70 walter 0oeoitn. Lydia 0ogoatn. nssy
0oeolin. Evs GotSiin. Thsssss Oogoain and
Henry 0ogvlin- hsars u lAwA = nsxt of kin
of Andrew 0pgoain dscsassd. and 70 III ~
whom thsse prsssDts Day co0s.
Nostcs = bsssoy 9tvsn tAat Enma A 0ogo-
lin hes A.ed vitA ~ JnAas a tbis cOust. I
wstitioa psaying fOe lsssssS q AdDinassss-
tion Of shs Estate Ut Andrew 00g0iln. 6scsas-
ID. ard thss Tuesday ~ Nsh dsy of jams
iMs ~ ~ O'Clock = n. q setd day. bsin9
day .. 5 sogutas term u this court tD-wlt
q ths Mar tern IosA - ~ cOoBt eUun " ~
Couuty Court N tAe city a 6o0dsas cOsnsy
a Charles Mtx hns bsso ~ fOs NeaStng eesc
DostsiOu, uhea Nd wbesu any pSssOo M
6oeUoe~d mag nDoone go eAOW cauoe UhJ
- aid pstitt0s aAOnbd 20 - osaatsd.
Dated q city = us1d4ssA,s ~ AAy -
9ane 4. y. teUk
tonAL y. 4 vosnosa
JulnD q CoonaH Court
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12

Mr.. Chester v. Trumbo and
Miss Eta Murray both OF Wag-
ner were married ct Tyndall ct
IL 80 o'clock .. m. on Wednes-
day June 10, 1908.
The couple left on the freight
Wednesday for Yankton. and 70
turned to Wagner on the Thurs.
day evening passenger. They
we're met 1T the train by . nu N.
Der Of their friends, who gave
them q right royal welcome.
They will start TO keeping
house in Wagner i'm mediAtely.
Their many acquaintances wish
them much success aud q lon 3
and happy life.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12
Insurgents Victorious in June Primaries

amount Of hard work. the Ia.
surgents managed 70 pull their
ticket through in this county
by . small majority IN the whole
county. I'll OF the towns going
for Crawford. Il Ii impasibls
n give chs complssa vots In ths
county, - the vote In several OF
the precincts cannot b secured
In full. However IL 10 safe %
say that the county ticket Ne
will have 70 vote on this fall viii
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12

b ahcut - follows: Senator,
I. T. Ioshrop; representatives.
Frank Truaho; and Eaoch Nor
beck; sheriff. + 3. Mckay; audi.
TOR, H. q. Wilson; treasurer. J.
Il Ball; register al dseaa. @. n.
Patrick; stAsss attorney, ]. r
TSpsoa; coaaty jsdgs. Z. y.
Ward; clark Of courts. J. r.
E&tss; Asssssor. A. J. 6warts;
superintendent J. Y. Murphy.
We ars . whols lot disappoiatsd
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12
Spring and Summer Millinery

Spring and Summer Millinery
The lodes Of Wagne, SN d vsll
70 call and look ose, ny stock II MI
isney soods before purbasa.e. a l
am carrying an excellent line ef al
sp-so-the-minate styles ss ibe mosi pa-
sonoble prices Ihaae lalek rcseaed
q large oddition 10 my STOCK 0
SUMNER MILLINERY FOR
WOMEN. MISSES AND Chill
DREN.
Al price, ranging from Soc 10 SIS.
You wiu surely Be pleased V you call
and inspea my good. II any ef Ms
h6ses are n looking Jo,
MERRY WIDOW HAT
They con find them at ny store. u
you purchase Of me you are sure b be
satisfied.
LOUISE WEPKINC
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12


Jasy inpansllsd Jnns 10. ves.
dict no. Guilty. RAlsass1 fsoa
custody.
A 1 Kitassnaa. apFsalsd.
Trial - plsAd June 5tk.
George vor1a. AppsarAasA
|Trial. Arsaignsd Jsas 5; piaaA
Jane 8. Nofioa - - aai1e
~inlbrmstioa No. ssslainsd, vioh
lsase 70 re~eub0it.
6tAts v. Alfred d. -
trial ArrAinge1 Jsas ;: -
ysns Q. *
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12

Miss Mae Brady OF Platte Was
visiting Wagner friends Monday.
Misses Emma aud Mary Pes,
HEX are visiting in Tyndall this
week.
A number from here attended
the Gollmar Bros. circus ut
Tyndall, Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Ruby
Grimes returned Tuesday morn
ing from the Academy.
Miss Ruth G.. Mccormick re-
turned home Saturday from
Yankton to spend the summer
vacation.
Cyrus House received word
that his father was seriously i'll
in Dixon, and left for that place
Monday morning.
The boys went over to Avon
Friday last to cross bats with
the boys there. They returned
with no scalps. Score was 5 to 9.
For Sale-Pure bred register
ed Hereford bulls. Breeding as
good as the best. At my place
on Choteau Creek. J. E. Bah
cock.
W. have \ nice display of
silverware aud cut glass in our
window aud are giving a ten per
cent discount in these goods for
one week. Wagner Drug Co.
Don't forget that If you are in
arrears to the New Era that
the paper will be discontinued
after this week unless you settle
up or give US orders TO continue.
The Misses Portia and LOra
Johnson left Monday morning
for their claim near Under wood,
after a two months visit at the
home of their brother, &. G..
Johnson, in Wagner.
Mrs. p. Ort departed for her
home Monday, after q visit with
the family of her brother in-law,
Karl Bauer, near belmont. She
was accompanied by q daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bauer.
Children's Day exercises will
be held at the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning 100 ..
m. and in the Methodist church
in the evening. Interesting
programs have been prepared.
You are cordially invited.
DR.. J. J. Krall, optician, will
be in Wagner the last part of
this month. Anyone wanting
optical work done should wait
for him. Watch for dates.
The new school house flag
was unfurled to the breeze for
the first tiine Tuesday. 1t 10 q
beautiful silk banner 9x14 feet
aud was bought from the pro-
ceeds Of the school entertaln-
ment, held May %.
Mrs. H. w. Evers and her son
Willie, and little daughter, Cora,
came up from Wagner on Mon
day. Mrs. Evers greatly en-
joyed her trip to Germany.
- While in Wagner on Tuesday
we met c.. II. and A. O. Bonnin,
who have just returned frOtu Z
trip TO the Black Hills where A.
O. has selected q homestead
near Rapid City. Both Of these
gentlemen like that country and
believe that that part II South
Daxota has . great future b.
fore it. They said however
that the winters were longer
than here and that on Friday Of
last week they encountered Z
regular blizzard with . heavy
fall OF snow. This may account
in part for the cold wave We bad
the f0repart Of the week
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12

Rev. Kratz left Tuesday morn.
ing for q few days visit with his
son near MurdO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-12
THE TOWN

post cards.
Vincent KAberna was ~ east
bound passenger Wednesday
morning.
A younger sister OF Mrs.
Donovan from Geddes. is visit
iug her here.
Miss Mae Brady OF Platte is
now employed IN the law Office
OF A. Grimes.
Go TO the racket store when
you want anything In that line.
Bessie r. Bullock. 81
Miss Almeda Slasor Of Spring
field came Saturday for = visit
with friends Ia Wagner.
Mrs. DR.. Frink 10 in Cushing,
Iowa, on . two weeks visit with
her parents at that place.
The tax payers should vote for
the town that does the best by
them; that town il Geddes.
Dr.. Ellis. who has been visit
ing ct the home OF DR.. Donovan,
. left for Chicago, last Tuesday.
It would seem as il Lake An
dOB has made their strongest
fight and they were 400 names
short.
A big stock OF all articles US
ally found in q racket store al
ways on hand. Mrs. Bessie X.
Bullock. %
Mrs. Carl Hennies, who has
Sbeen visiting q sister in Niobrara
Nebraska, returned the fore
part of the week.
Fredricks 4 Aungie are to
have . sale Of horses, buggies
and harness at Greenwood on
Saturday, June Is.
Don't forget that We make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com
mercial State Bank. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Sadler
and daughter Edna left the fore
part Of the week to visit rela.
tives near Logan, Iowa.
Miss Muriel Swanson, OF
Highmore arrived Tuesday even
ng for q vi cit with her friend,
Miss Ruth Mccormick.
Rose Kaberna returned yes
kerdsy morning from Wheeler,
where she has been employed
n the treasurer's Office.
will pay Is cents per cwt.
Tor old machine and wrought
fron, delivered to my shop. G.
&c. James, the blacksmith.
A fine line of summer hats
for women and children at
Louise Workings. Prices from
GOc to SIS. Call and see them.
Rev. J. Good teacher, who lives
near Andrus, was q pleasant
scaller at the New Era Office
"wednesday, on his way home
from Grow Creek, where he has
been for some time past.
" The farmers grain dealers
association Of South Dakota will
hold q meeting at Armour in
he afternoon Of June 10. Hon.
). G. Dunn of Mason City, Iowa
well known worker IN farmers
Elevator work will deliver q
kpeech. Everybody il cordially
invited.
At the meeting Of the Far
ners grain dealers association
il Mitchell. May "a, it was de-
Eided to make . test Of the re-
eiprocal demurrage law. which
) supposed to force the rail-
Hoads 70 furnish cars TO shippers
blthin . limited time after the
er is ordered.
Efleven thousand dollars is q
z lot OF money for Geddes to
{ up and no other town offers
put up one cent.
Sunday the Knights and La.
20 Of the Maccabees held their
AmOrial norvic0 ut the Rantia I