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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-23
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TII ou8h a Wornan'S
Heart.
Heart.

BY Sidney Warwick.


-
CHAPTER xxx : Continued.
The sight Of those faces the faces
pf those come to sit In judgment on
her. for tonight was the first night 81
The playmade Olive feel suddenly In
tensely nervous. She wondered how
phe would feel when she was on the
atage In the fierce glare OF foot-lights
and battens. confronting that wave Of
faces sweeping backwards and up
wards from the stalls to the gallery
blurred and without individuality, but
each face that or d Judge watching
her. weighing her performance for
the final verdict. She walked slowly
down to the wings, feeling that she
would give Ave years or her life for
her first lines to have been spoken.
II was the day Of Pride of Lifes
race. Anthony Strangways had come
|np from the race meeting to be pres
|ent ut the production OF the play IN
which he was financially interested
feeling III the highest spirits at the
success Of Lady Olive Not until he
had reached town had he heard the
news OF his cousin Ralph's sudden
'1eath-had heard 1t with genuine
regret. The feelings Of bitterness and
antagonism had been all on Ralph's
side.
Funny how he hated me because
Df that Outstanding grievance Of our
fathers before us--and I'm afraid he
must have died hating me still worse
* he had lived to hear that Pride O.
Life had been disqualified, and Lady
Olive was given the race after ALL"
ho said to himself.
Lady Olives success seemed to An.
thony Strangways like q lucky omen
lpr tonight's play. He wondered how
Olive Vanstone would acquit herself;
be believed that she had exceptional
talent, passion, and fire. and. above
All, the temperament inherited from
her Italian mother. that should carry
nor through triumphantly. IN spite Of
her inexperience. Only she had moi
been quite the same woman since that
interview with the rector Of Wildfell
He had noticed that.
Why must the man come to unset.
ne herr" he had said to himself irri
tably. moro than once.
Tonight, - rho waited to 90 on,
~ thought ~ that strange interview
With Stephen Ruthen Ii the managers
room 0f this theatre was back iii
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-23
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The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
MALTA BEND

Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Kapp, re-
turned home Monday after an
extended visit to relatives In
the East.
Mrs. Gilchrist returned to her
home in Aida, Neb,, last week
after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Schooley.
Will Randolph and wife visited
in Kansas City last Saturday and
Sunday.
Seth Thornton left Tuesday for
Ind. TER, to take charge OF a
md sion school.
Mrs. ii. Jones of Grand Pass
was the guest OF Mrs. Coie a
lew days this week.
E. d. Williams was a county
eat visitor the first OF the week.
Rev. Cummins is expected home
Saturday after a few weeks vaca
tiol in GAINESVILLE California.
Miss Leah Thornton entertain
ed on Monday night in honor Of
her brother Seth.
Water Meinershagen and wife
we're in Blackburn a few days
this week.
Wheeler Huff and wife OF Mar
shall were the guests OF reat.ive'
and friends last week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
WANNAMAKER

viii Davis returned home Sun
day from a few days vsiit with
+ g atives in Marshall.
Quite a good many OF our old
citizens Say they never witness
Ell such a blizzard as we had Fri
day. A great deal o? damage was
was done in this community.
Miss Ida Be.wood made a bust
ness trip to Marshall Wednesday.
Those ON the sick list this
week AL Marshall, Joe Piel, Rome
Younger, Willie Beiwood, Scott
Marshall.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Ezell funeral at Miller
Chappell Monday. Rev. Willie
Snow OF Clinton, Mo, conducted
the funeral services. Their little
daughter Marguerite is in the
Sedalia Hospital and is improy-
ing nicely.
Scott Marshall and wife were
dinner guests OF VIII Marshall
and wife Thursday.
Edward Meachum was trans
acting business In Herndon
Thursday.
Christian Endeayor social at
Ed Merrys Wednesday evening
was well attended and ell had q
good timex The evening was
spent playing games, Refresh
ments were served by the ladies
VIII meet at n. o. Wades next
Wednesday AMI refreshments
Will be servea BY the boys. 4
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
ANTIOCHE-.

Charlie Patterson OF Barton
is visiting relatives and
Old friends in u vicinity.
Mrs. John Dickerson is quite
sick.
b. F. Hail and wife, VIM Cox,
r.oyI Miser visited Arthur Cox
ana vie Sunday.
JEFF Smith found a buggy on
Wednesday OF last week, hid In
the brush on his farm 1-2 mile
rom Christian Union Church. 1t
- supposed to be the one stolen
rom near Slater.
Grant Weathers is going to
build a new house on his farm one
naIi mic south OF Gretchen.
Lee Hicks is also gonig to build
a house on his farm south Of
antioch church.
Philip Trautman killed five nice
logs Monday. The five weighed
ourteen hundred pounds.
Rev. Reid OF Nelson will preach
At Antioch Saturday night and
Sunday morning and night.
Robert Sims and wife were
guests OF j. NJ. Hook and family
sunday.
We certainly had a sample ol
Dakota weather last Friday.
John Hagen our rural carrier
started on his route Friday but
became eantled in n snowdrift
and had to return to town. II
sure has to be a bad time II Mr.
Hagen fails to go over his route
Walter nighttime who hai
been living in Green County fol
everal years has moved back Il
Saline he arrived at Swee'
Sprigns Monday morning.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05

was no school Friday as neither
teacher or children were able to
get to the school house.
! The storm Friday did some
little damage to property such
as blowing the porch down in
front OF the residence OF Mr..
Mayfie.ds and Blowing the porch
clear away In front of Less Calls
barber shop and filling every
crack and crevice full Of snow.
Morris Deal is quite sick with
tonsiiitis this week.
Mrs. II. b. Wright spent some
days this week the guest Of her
laughter Mrs Morris Deal south
OF town.
The regular session Of the
Womans Missionary Society met
with good ATTENDANCE at the
home Of Mrs C. j Quest Wednes-
lay. A very enjoyable time was
was had by all.
Mrs. Charley Sayers and chill
lrel cit Sunday evening for
their home in Bates City after a
weeks visit. with relatives.
Mrs Kate Elgin and children
OF Napton are the guests Of her
mother Mrs. Barnes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steele have
moved to n farm east of Sat
| Springs. We arc sorry to loose
their family from our midst.
Miss Edna Mcdowell Of Mar
hail was the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. c. D. Oquest the last OF the
week.
prue SwinnCy Of Kansas city
vas the guest Of his brother
lamcs Rwinney at the City Hote
Monday
Mrs. Mamie Keliett was shop
lilg in Marshall Tuesday.
Rev. G. w. Nj iken OF Liberty
Mo, was the guest OF Rev. G.. w
McC.anahan some days this week
Also preached at the Baptisr
church Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. j. OqueSt went to Ma
shall Tuesday night for IA yisi.
to her children there.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
NELSON

Mrs. w. p. Watts OF st. Louis
arrived on the noon train today
for a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Molile Chastine OF Pueblo,
Col, came today to be with her
sister, Mrs. John Berkley, who
who is no better with little If
any hopes OF her recovery. Two
other sisters, Mrs. TriGg and
Mrs. Phillips are also with her
in the home OF b. +. Stap.eS who
il a brother.
Mrs. Amanda Blakley who has
been confined to her bed for sew
eral months IS gradual grow
ing worse.
Mrs. Jubcr a sister o. Mis-. Lew.
is petry is here from knObnosteI
on n visit to her sisters and brotf
or.
Rev. Benjamin Andres Of Nap
ton has been holding a series o.
meetings here at the Presbyter
ian church with large attendance
iand his sermons were certain, !
enjoyed by all as they were ex
celient.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
ROSE VALLEY

We had quite an excitement In
our vicinity Thursday evening
With a hail storm. 1t was said
TO have been the hardest storm
we have had In many years.
Roy Donnel near Oak Grove
said 1t blew a mulberry tree
down in his yard large enough to
make twenty posts. Very little
damage done.
Mrs. John Rothrock spent the
day with Mrs. Paul Welborn oil
H~oustonia Wednesday,,
Miss Mana Hail spent Monday
night with her cousin Lottie Hall
John ID, Rothrock spent sever.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Spencer
md Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Spencer
transacted business at the coun-
~ seat Wednesday.
Mrs. Bertha Casey and Mrs.
Bales and daughter of Marshall
were guests at the city hotel
Wednesday,
Wilfred Curry spent the last
Of the week with his grand par
snts at Shackelford.
s. r.. Curry transacted business
in Marshall Saturday, tot
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert R~aIlsberg
or were shopping in Me,rshall
Thursday.
Mrs. Dowden returned home
Wednesday night from Sweet
Springs after a visit OF some time
at that place,
We are glad to state Tint Mis-
EDNA Finnell Is much better a
present,
Mrs. George Sylves ter has bee
quite sick but Is better at TIL
writing.
On account OF the b, raard Their
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
LAKE SPRINGS.

We were visited by a blizzard
from the northwest last Friday
that put US all to thinking wheth
er we had ever had such a wind
and snow storm in this country.
Some of us may have seen such a
time but it has been many years
back. The roads are blockaded in
this vicinity so that wagons are
,mpos-ib le along the North and
South unless 1t is a short distance
Ernest Harvey braved the dan
ger OF the cold wind and snow
last Friday while there were few
II any faced 1t. He said he didn't
believe anyone around here went
except him. | believe the largre
portion OF us would have stayed
in doors like the rest. AS the
old saying goes ] believe Mr., Har-
vey would try anything once.
On account OF the fierce wind
TX window lights were broken in
the Lake Spring school house Fri.
cay night by the window blinds.
Elmer and Lester Nicely, John
Baldnger, Ray Holden, and Elmer
Buntin faced the dangers Of tn,
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05

al days near Sedalia last week
on business.
Miss Ida Mayse is visiting her
brother Walter Mayse and fam
lily near Herndon at this writ
ing.
MeSsrs Grant Weathers and
John Dickerson were Sunday
guests Of Fred II Hall.
Miss Myrtle Leonard spent sew
eral days last week with her sis
ter Mrs. Harry Javckson.
MeSsrs Walter Haggard and
Harvey Scott spent several day
with friends in Sweet Springs
asst week.
Miss Frieda Dierke spent Sun
day with her sister Mrs. John
Reinwald.
Mrs. John Dickerson who has
4 3een very sick for several days is
reported no better at this writ
ing.
Walter Haggard made his trip
1 low neast Sunday evening to see
mis- best girl. That is right Wal
! ter don't let the cold weather
buff you off.
Henry jackson, wife and daugh
$3.50
-, ter Stella who visited relatives
in Kansas City a few days last
week returned home Wednesday
evening.
Ben F. Hall and wife were the
quests OF the latters brother
Arthur Cox and family Sunday.
Jones Reavis spent Saturda!
night and Sunday with Trial
Mayse and family.
Mrs. Uriah Mayse spent the
day Monday with her daughteI
Mrs. Sam Rothrock.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
Mechanics N. Baker. l..

Mesdames M. Baker, T.. M.
Haynie and w. M. Alexander had
the misfortune of loosing one OF
heir sisters last summer whose
ONE was in Colorado, she leav-
lg three little boys, so now Mrs.
Baker has decided to take two OF
the boys and Mrs. Haynie the
other. The boys will have ex-
cellent homes and we welcome
them here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Higginboth
am were dinner guests Saturday
of Wallace Mayfield and mother.
t being Mr.. MayfielIs birthday
An excellent dinner was served,
which consisted OF many delicious
eatables his mother beng n mum
ber one good cook.
Miss Lula Thorp is absent from
school on account OF sore ewes,
which have been very painful.
French Wilker. on and mother
we're trading in town Monday.
Mrs. Ryland Carter came in
Wednesday bringing her sister,
Mrs. Ella Laughlin, to take her
to the train for several week VS..
lit with relatives ear Cordcr.
Miss Mayme Bell is visiting her
brother at Columbia where he Is
.~ttcnding school.
Mrs. Waiter Brown Of the coun-
try was shopping in town Mon
day.
Marvin SpriggS and vic wee
ON our streets Monday.
A dance was given at City
Hail Monday evening in honor OF
Ry e Woviy who il to cave tnis
week for Arkansas to be gone
about four months visiting a
married sister who lives there.
Lewis Petry and wife also her
sister Mrs. Zuber spent Tuesday
lin the country at the home Of
IMr. and Mrs. Will Marshall.
Walter Brown was passen.
ger to Marshall Monday and
back Tuesday and was a dinner
Igue,t OF Wade Higglnbotham
TUESDAY.
II +. w. McAllister who has been
, twisting his parents here FOR a
,ew days has returned to his
o home in Paris, Mo.
III Rev. b. Dotson who has been
I. Visiting his o Charley return
oI II home Monday.
Mrs. Sam Townsend OF Brown.
; ZEE has been visiting her daugh-
- ter Mrs. NJ. G. Allister for sew
aral days.
Louis Feis has opened up a
grocery store in connection will
r his dry goods store here, will
II irst c,ass groceries in every re
pect.
Miss Mabel Marshall Of the couI
Try has been visiting her aunt
r ,lrs. Lewis Petry here in town.
vi Mrs. JOS. Schieszer is spending
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
Good Things Don't Linger Here.
We lead; others follow.


fierce wind and snow to school,
Friday and as there was no teach
err they stayed until eleven o'clock
and went home.
Frank Davis went to see about
his cattle Sunday and said they
.ooked like a panic had been
among them.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
@ssA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n COUNTY NEWS 3
gEaXaGaYaegsassxlsagx
RRo ROCK

Mrs. NJ. l.. Jennings left Tues
day for Kansas City to visit rel
atives and also to purchase her
spring millinery goods.
DR.. Mcclure and wife and ID.
LawleSs and Miss Lillian Rey
mods attended the funeral OF r.
M Reynolds in Nelson last Tues
day.
Willie Wilhelm and sister Miss
Ruth were in town Wednesday.
r. II. Watts returned Thursday
from a business trip to Marshal.
Owing to the terrible blizzard
OF snow and wind last Friday,
our mail hack could not get to
Blackwater 80 we were minus
cur mail on that day.
Ed Lewis and wife after q few
days visit with relatives here,
left Sunday for their home in
Seda.i la.
Rev. Wood preached Sunday
morning, it being the fifth Sun
day, at the Methodist Church.
Mrs. r. Z. Beazley who has been
quite sick with appendicitis is
caid to be improving.
The members OF the Evangelical
church are making quite an i'm
provement here in the looks Of
their church yard, by trimming
the trees and giving it a genera
Spring cleaning.
j. +. We g and S. L. Fiber have
purcl!a Ell the gasoline launch
ownu,. ~ j. p. Biggs.
Tom Davis the telephone man
OF Hardeman was on our streets
Monday.
Jim Wood was in town Monday.
George Mccain OF Nelson was
here Monday.
Mrs. Char lie Poindexter was Wis
iting here the first OF the week
at the home OF John McCarty
and family.
DR.. r. w. Vardeman OF Mar
shall was here this week doing
all kinds OF dental work.
VIII Thomas OF the county wa
was on our streets Monday.
Lon Wade was in from the
country Monday.
Amos McCarty spent last week
at the home OF Joe Hillen and ia
mily.
Mrs Pariiee Bingham and
daughter, Mrs. Harold Tur.ey,
were shopping in town Monday
juno Martin arrived Monday
from Lupus.
Will Eichman has a fine new
sign up showing the people where
the Arrow Rock hotei is to be
found.
Mrs. Walter TOWNSEND ca 20
home the first of the week from
a visit with relatives in Mar.
shall.
Mrs. M. j.. Pruitt a quite IL
the first OF the week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05
variety OF fruits.

variety OF fruits.
Lillian Marshall is the guest Of
her uncle G.. Watts Pile at this
writing.
Will Marshall and Will Smiley
made a business trip to Marshall
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-05

Mrs. JOS. Schieszer is spending
several days with her son, Robt.
ear llardenlan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
DEATH IN WAKE OF
RIOT OF STRIKERS
Three Killed, Twenty=four Hurt
in Pitched Battle Between
Police and DOckmen

FORT WILLIAM, Ont, Aug. 12.-Fort
William for the first time in its history
is under martial law. This resulted
from a fight waged on special Canadian
Pacific police today by 1000 striking
dock laborers.
Twenty -four men were injured, three
fatally, including Chief Ball OF the rail-
way company's local force, and two
strikers.
A regiment of militia was called out
after Mayor Pelletier had read the riot
act.
The strikers had 25 railway con-
stables penned up in the Canadian Pa
cific railroad bunkhouse. They fired
through the windows and We're prepar-
ing to storm the house when the police
persuaded them to desist.
The strikers threatened tonight to
burn the Canadian Pacific grain ele-
vators.
Soldiers are guarding the district,
under command of Colonel Steele, head
of the Canadian permanent force in
western Canada. The police are unable
to cope with the situation.
The trouble was caused by the ar
rival OF 80 constables from Winnipeg.
At the city hall the mayor had done
what he could to arrange a settlement.
Canadian Pacific railway officials had
agreed to grant the demands of the
men and put them to work under an
increased scale. Chief Andrews of the
constables was telephoning to his men
to stay in the boarding house, and not
to incite the strikers, pending a con-
firmation of the report that the COM
pany had yielded when the first shot
was fired.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
GIGANTIC FRAUD Barred.
Coal Barons Seek Grip on Alaska
Investigations by Government Authorities
Disclose Great Swindling Conspiracy

IN the alleged fraud is located in Seat
tie, another in New York and still 9TH
ers in San Francisco, Omaha and Chi
cago
The so called dummy entrymen were
recruited principally from the docks of
Seattle the mines of Butte, Mont. and
from the laboring classes of Chicago.
In many instances, according to the
evidence in the hands of government
inspectors, these men never knew nor
heard of each other, although they
were described in the filing papers as
members of a corporation organized
for developing sections of the Alaska
fields.
FICTITIOUS NAMES GIVEN
The evidence also shows, in many in
stances, that the name of the person
ostensibly fling upon the land was fic-
titious and in many cases the persons
signing the papers were paid a small
sum for doing so and knew nothing
whatever Of the import of the docu-
ment to which they were attaching
their signature
The government officials declare
that they have traced the authors of
the fraud in several cases directly to
paid representatives of corporations in
volved.
1t is hinted that further action than
cancellation of patents will be taken
in the shape of criminal prosecutions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
UNION PACIFIC'S
STOCK IS SOARING
Shares Sell Up to 2lO74 and
Great Excitement Caused
in Wall Street
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-On transac-
tions of nearly 10000 shares Union
Pacific today sold up to 2I0A, and the
excitement on the stock exchange was
such as has not been witnessed since
the panic days of 1907.
The rise in the stock was due to a
report that important plans for the
distribution OF stock representing the
enormous treasury assets OF Union Pa
cific are to become public soon after
the return of z. II. Hartman, now set
for September 10.
For more than a year the executive
committee of the Union Pacific rail-
road has been considering plan for
issuing new security that would rep
resent the Union Pacific treasury as
sets. At present market prices the
value of these securities is equal TO
1915, 900 900. Union Pacific has re-
Gently sold stocks to the value of
$50, ,000,0 900, and this cash Is now in
the treasury of the company. Its un-
pledged securities have a market value
of about S215. 100000.
The story told on the stock exchange
today was that the Union Pacihe's
plans differ from the usual segrega-
tion plan, but provide for a holding
company to take over the roads in
vestments in other properties Under
the new plan it is said that the owner
ship of stocks will stin remain with
the Union Pacific, but a new stock will
be put out known as participating
certificates"
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
ADAMS Is ACCUSED
BY OWN EVIDENCE
Expert Declares Lieutenant
Sutton Could Not Have Shot
Himself as Indicated

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Aug. 12.-The
naval court or inquiry into the death of
Lieutenant James n. Sutton ON October
1s, 1907, finished the taking of testi-
mony today 1t was stated by counsel
that the arguments would be COM
pleted tomorrow. The court will then
prepare its report and forward it to
the navy department.
Major Leonard, Judge advocate. fur
nished a surprise today when he stated
that he would have no opening address
to make in behalf of the government
unless something might be said by the
attorneys that would require explana-
tion or reply.
The cross examination of DR.. f. NJ
Shaefer of Washington, called as an
expert in gunshot wounds, was finished
Hypothetical and technical questions
We're largely in his examination by
Lawyer Birney, counsel to Lieutenant
Adams Although Adams was again
called upon to illustrate the move
ments of Sutton as he lay PROSTATE on
the ground on the fatal night, DR..
shaefer's conclusion was that under
the conditions given, Lieutenant SUIT
ton could not have shot himself