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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
VISITORS POURING IN
FOR OPENING

Fully 1900 people have lourneysd
10 Seattle today from tho neighbour
Ing cltlos to witness the formal
opening II thu A..Y.p exposition.
and they are still pouring Ia this
afternoon By nightfall there will
be housed az many more. and tho
first atraiu on tho ability u Seattle
10 earu for her visitors VIII be- made
Tho visitors themselves aro a.
siatins In tho work Of handling tho
augmented traffic. and tho spirit
broadcast saema 10 be that Of guod
will,
THE long double overland trains
have roaehed Seattle parhsd 10 On o.
lsarlty, ny actual count today more
than 1000 persons arrived on the
eastern traiha
Joyous greetings are heard on
every hand al thu passenger sta
tons and at the docks RssouBd-
lnE anaeks mlnsle with hearty Hell
les and the stern command u the
Eatomen 20 -M1vo on there"
The luterurhan brought fully $500
peaple 70 the city from points bs-
tween hors and Tacoma Every reg
uiaf train on the Puget Sound Eiac.
tfic railway is running In three SEQ.
tons, and all the trains are crowd ,
ID The boats are ali packed to tho
limit with eager Passengers. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
TEN And WOMEN OF ALL
! NATIONS CHEER OPENING
LUNCHEON PRETTY
FEATURE OF DAY

one Of the most delightful tsa-
lures " ,oday's program was tho
iuneheon asrved tho visiting guests
al tho sroands u the New York
huiiiing At o'clock today.
fhe tables were very aftistiraliy
decorated, and the luncheon was
prrfeet down 10 tho last detail
A feeling u good fellow ship pre-
Waited, and all agreed 10 pui their
shoulders 60 tho wheel and mako the
exposition a grand saccaas
The lunchenn waa presided over
BY Vice President John a. McGaw
n the exposition and "a. governor
" the stats. who Kept the hall ~
conversation rolling smoothly
The address Of Welcome was made
By Kenneth C. nsaton, stiitof Of The
Seattle Star and responded 10 by
Jesae Y Wilson. In behalf u the
United States Senator Il. AZ WI.
cox. fpr the states and Charles "
o'Seal fnf the counties
Mr. ncaion'a address IN weleam-
lnk the A.-Y.P exposition com
uussionars II tho United States
The states and the counties. was as
follows.
Al Are Welcomed.
NJ rhaifmse. Ladies snd usatfsmsd.
u ssirHiIfH q asieana b. thr MON hsfs
u tha NHltsd states Aissss stats saH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
HANlEY
Gull Y

PORTLAND. Ore. June i.-will
lam iiahlsY. tho wealthy rAnehsf Of
Harvey county. vas today found
guilty Of maintaining and con
trolling an illegal lnoloaure Of sp'
proximai.ly $1,000 acres Of govern,
mcni land BY a Jury In the federal
court Thirty days vero allowed 10
fiie a motion for a new trial and
submit a bin Of exceptions to the
verdict
HAnieYs conviction males his
offenHe a misdemaAnor Tho mari
mum penalty Ia 1900 fine and
one yrAr In Jail This sentence may
b. made bees At the discretion OF
tho court
The verdict IL a surprise TO mo.
said itnnlsy 4 did no, believe The
evidence sufficient To convict mo,
Tho verdict puts bad faee on my
business and my personal STANDING
IN Harvey county"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
ARE BURNED IN
An AUTOMOBILE

u. a. Smith and his sister. Mrs.
sutcliffe. were badly burned last
night near the Iatona bridge when
the gasoline tank Or Smiths auto
mobile exploded, throwing tho blas.
ing OIL over them and enveloplng the
overturned chr In mass Of flames.
Smith. who is very large man.
showed his sister over tho side Of
the car to safety, but before he
could extricato himself from the
tangled mass Of machinery, his
clothing was nearly burned from his
body.
Smith and HIS sister reside NJ
g02g 10th av n. They were on their
way 10 the exposition grounds
Smith is tho inventor and owner
Of the rights In patent salmon
canning machine. and has an exhibit
In the machinery building a, the oS-
position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
DOESN'T LIKE his
OWN medicine

because he hasn't any hair on
tho top of his head IN the place
where the hair ought 10 be, and be-
cause hts feelings were laeernlod by
being deceived regarding the won
derful ability n a certain coneOc-
ton 70 make the hair grow. Pitt
Aanderson yesterday filed suit for
damages against Heigrlm Hossnheit
10 the amount u $500
Ahnderson claims that he bought
the exclusive right 10 aell the hair
growing preparation In this state.
and thai ho was 50 convinced d
the efficacy u the dope by the
plausible talk put up By Hassnhrlt
that he concluded 60 Try the hair
raatofef on his own unadorued pate
Tho result was that what hair ne
did have was removed. never 10 re-
turn.
He asks the return of the $500 he
paid for tho exclusive agency and
damages to his head to the amount
Of 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

leading ,oloist. a filsh, OF the air.
ship =A-YsPa al O'Clock from
the cleared space below the n. p,
tracks, opposite the stadium. and
tho fireworks BY tho Pain Pyro-
teehnic company. at the foot Of
the Pay strcak.
VIII Hold Banquet.
A banquet OF invited guests will
b held In the New York s,Ats
building. with tho following pro
srami President } y. chiibefr pre-
siding Address of welcome 10 vis
ting governors. Gov. ~ & Hay,
Washington. response. Gov. Ben
aon. Oregon. Address Of welcome
TO visiting mayors. Mayor John y
Miller. Seattle. response, Mayor
David s. Rose. Milwaukee Al
dress u welcome 20 visiting indi
ciary. jadgo c, H. Hanford. uni,si
States district court, response,
Judge George E Morris. supreme
court Of Washington. Address Of
welcome To the preaA. A. J. nieth
On. The Timea." response. J. "a
ward Norcrosa. The World Van
coavef. Il. G. Address Of welcome
10 the army and navy. Admiral
unel sebrec. U. 3. n. response,
Admiral H. Ilchi. l. ]. n. and Col
T G. Woodbury.. u 8 A. Toast TO
"Our Canadian Ncighbors. and
response BY Hon. c. W. croas. at,
torney general Of Alberta. toast to
tho Railroads" and response by
u. c. Mutt general manager west
srn division Northern Pacific rail-
way. toast TO ALASKA and 70.
sponse by Gov. W. D. Hngsatl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
CHILBERC IS PROUD


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great our debt 10 them only the
future can reveal. for the opening
~ the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo
nlti0n IL significant n the opening
u new world Of commercial con
quest and civic progression that
will shower ita wealth and Itn Elor-
les with great bounty on postsrity
Work Nearly Done.
Our work n nearly done The sue
cess Of the exposition from this date
on les with the people Of the Pa.
cific Northwest Need I say that I,
is with the fullest confidence that
I leave lie fate to tham7 Tho expo-
alti0n should ba and undoubtedly
will be tho Joy and pride Of all
Let our hearts from this tins
forth b0 open 10 each other, and
from this momantous event let there
DO born n spirit Of good will and
mutually of interest That win bring
VA peace. content and prosperity.
and set a standard u patriotism and
civic pride that viii be as high as
that Of the Florentines % Old.
The moment the eyes 1f tho poo
Pile OF the Northwest have been
conferred upon for the last thres
years has arrived. Ladies' and gem
tlemon. tho Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition II opened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

tho estimate from the water front
Is thai, 5000 peopio took this route
10 Seattle
Passengers who arrive via thu
Kins IT. depot are Tailed accurate
" by tho Entemrn with counters
This Nill BIO continued all summer
and a record will b. kept ~ show
the exact number ~ arrivals
Crowds thfonEad the down town
streets today despite the fact that
the opening exercises we're being
held on tho exposition grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
VALUABLES GONE;
COOK SUSPECTED

The police OF Seattle are looking
for Harry rhsw. No, the Harry
who pumped Stanford White full Of
lead. but Harm rhhw. a negro cook.
formerly employed at the home Of
II, A. Void. al IS West Harrison
ut A snip filled with valuable
articles disappeared from tho Weld
residence last night The police
believe that Thaw knows some
thlhE Of the missing grin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
FINDS 0WkERLESS
AUTO In YARD

when J. +. Cornell emerged from
his residence this morning he found
a big automobile IN his back yard.
Mr Cornell did not remember hay-
ing purchased the machine 80 he
teiephoned the police to take charge
Of the bubble wagon. The car car
ries the number "Wn. 1881 This
number was issued to c. l.. Glenn
OF Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

Fewer cars are running IN phlla.
delphln today than Al any time
since the strife Of the platform
men was declared and The city ia
threatened with o general waik-out
Of all trades unions. affecting 49,
l0O men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

BALTIMORE. Nd, June L.
Jacob Nevins Of Cleveland. o., said
to be race follower well known
throughout the western circuits.
died In n Turkish bath here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

lSoneiuded.
tho people Of the Pacific North,
Neat.
Watch the Hour.
They listened quietly. they ap.
plaHdcd property. they smiled at
,entively. and they peefed Al their
watches. for the suspense Of three
years vas In the air. and Seattle
wanted that exposition opened. Il
vas Ike waiting for a valuable
document Seattle vas TO be pre-.
scented with an exposition. and she
wanted Il signed. sealed and do
llvered And nov she has Il The
exposition Is oura, and all Of one
beautiful afternoon sc have had Il
10 play with. and we have cnloyed
Il And will enloy Il until four and
half months have passed. and Il
moves Into history.
The formal happenings Of the
opening day occurred lust a. they
were planned. The military parade.
starting At . 20. found the grounds
already we'll filled with spectators.
who BEGAN TO gather At the gates
even before they opened The ~
view IN front Of the government
building Of the 800 Iapan~s" and
American blueiackots aud an equal
- a. i,n,ns,nr sr.c,acie and
a,,r,ng ,b. hal.rre ~ ~ ,,n.nlrg
ne th,oay. wsnAsred nv.r M az.
n.n.,,c sa,,nd. seelaI,ni,g rim
80, =, sna t,snssarm,,ian
whieh ma. occ,,rad slnre M
s,an.s. 90 $500 :, ,,av "a ~
~ nnai snruelng nm
- -. -
iVNaIu elessn ooioeh thp ~
oie pekah 70 sa,nei IN we Anph,
.nea'Ie, Nnsfc seseta .nou.ana
hAa sone me instant ING sssss
opehsu, 70 seeute on", ., s'a,s M
ap'eAstH se.hu va tiionseu w,
lia'Apie,' anu ,he sisa. 'n1ohs anu
loseiy aeeolA'ions ioih a, : mem
ottple plc.ute. rIoulp.'l q, elessn
.i'e es'sn'p'''es "pe''.a. WIN .ssts
atailaple space ih uls AihPn''he
Aiie AAeh-
eitei hs hIea' u'inpuA'ia'ioh
Nhsh NE formal opening vas &C
eol1pliahea a. noon, mo crowds
rapidly leit the amphlthea,ie ana
scattered over me sfonnds' ana
soon every pdiinlng haa iw lu9.A
N. sars,,e,s Tha psy s,.o.I Az
a M oponIaz dav hualnsss and
The hand concerto about the
grounds drew many listeners
,...s.. !. n.....
'"epe'" W e'ss"
~ one o'clock IN the New fork
pniidlns and on me surrounding
sruunhs. inc luncheon TO Nlainns
sueats was served wee freHldent
'ohn ~ hc'faw OF me hApoaltlon'
sH'goYernor Of the state, presided
ne program vas as iollows. "A
dress OF welcome 10 United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
NOTHING TO MAR DAY.

\ NOTHING TO MAR DAY.
. Nothing has happened 10
: mar the pleasure Of those visit
> Ing the grounds thus far to-
= day
= Up TO 2 o'clock today not one {
= arrest had been made by the
4 police, and the first accident
a has yet to be recorded at the
= fair grounds.
!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

Permit me TO express tho hope
that tho Ainaka Yukon Pacific expo
sition may prove a milestone In the
progress Of tho world; that Nil who
attend may receive an Inspiration for
good from H. and that It may live In
tho kindly remembrance Of the
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01


~sen Predict Great
s,se,, for the A.
Up. Fair.
Ina a whistles city
1 4. Nan q hnsses and loud
a ,su tAs main saie Of the
-. IN he no, and racket
I, ,,alrs ieand a resonant
b. Pay strcak. All tho
4. !, s,rth. from the Arc'ic'
! xn,o,, turned out to make
-, usmcFahle and aol'y'
a. rad it 50 both ways
rnrancs
- ns a saivo Of heavy
~ NON the Monitor and
~, he widest Of var
hae.fa Of excited
a vail from the North
-. wse fIun The Eskimo
q IA even malAmute In the
a l.nps Il Alaska lltted his
4 muahlng worse ,haa
Ten Tens ean1.
tt,he Chinese village there
III nssng q ION TONS and a
~ 4 Nsds that vas deAfcn-
a. iium the japanese Gar
~ d o., u The Streak cane
~. u Isll< from The ises sAs
I11 ~ and the swift iink'
= 4 - unI<siis.
Alk &1pfsed ninety and
y rarn1a hzds who observed
~ ~ 4 iail chorus from the
ncDo i1t q hiil- further
= b 'rzak Road. the chesa.
3 D tlrx It he Giant Piano,
~ ker 1 fas!llstr Of pistol
N t-lesa,io1.
N d . Bunch.
h san-zi ~ neket started
y NJ N b : buneh on tho
lrsk ExilraJ. and a yell from
Ia ezi ~ bamping the
~ u.puaesd that the Ticker
~ zslns No, having any,
b z4ka 1 noise with. Nj
~ be lnpresss1o Of the
1=z>sion. bnrrovsd . mega.
> ~ 'ack % The roof. and the
~ George yeassY iorsook
ltz,le Il palmls,ry 10 seek
~ b NJ kzrafe
= sTsil Of Cairo OPENED
~ ~; uishi when nearly
xfs.ns responded TO Manager
Z asI|aiio1s and xere royally
zas; and again whsa the
- faffsd Fifteen separate
@s'iuci aztionalitiea men.
'Ailtrsn and eainels. form.
p ssads md uhcoped Il ID
y ss4k until !, vas time
- % business. Upon tho
y " Village Il was found
Hb5 camel uas 20, among
Fp>lst bat Il vas discovered
.1nfa's lated stalled in the
sIfids Down Neither the
~ Manager sheehan. Of
'si chateau, had wholly
- from he shock at las,
ss~mss Delighted.
NV nat he .howmsn on IN.
~ delighted Win the biz
Day puts n mildly
y shosmsn are some Of
'''sn amusement urovid-
r''A fhsy have bad at.
"eU exposition since
3 - 'hsy know the game
v ,ynpioms from soda
a say some Of the better
''f 'hsm look at the A.
Mcconnell. priucipsl a. ne,
~ '''s' pask. Chicago. general
4 the uonl,o, -, -,
49, a. Battle Of Gettysbure.
!. - 4 o'ssest Individual attrae.
n,,,, ~ ~ strsat, sThe most
:. - mrs. day crowd / have
y 4 a revelation d,
Is'','n, sho had an iSea mat
\ \, q The American I'm
IN conferred aaat Of tbe
h. y, v = = success above any
!. Fielder A.,ound.d.
III. a f.ldsr. general manage,
~. !. Village and a veteran
No. +" :. worlds I. fairs Il am
n. y, :, The fair and At tbs
49,. ~ ] has turned out fer nj
y y, |. assured from m ma
y a.. .psahIns Tor The amg l'.s
! ~ ssneraIly 20 Il ours
", y GENERAL msnassr n fb,
ls..,' 's ss'eian Of a seors ~ \,
y N. .aa american erpos u.
I'd ~ ~. crowd Is as biz A. ,bs
vss NE y lab Is as biz. ii n.
nI,s, :. any ever held # y, n
Fzl,s Il. 20 WIN DO more "a,
- Z -. =, toaopsn The sya wv y,
a.e.l WIN, ronderr yo9 bsg y,
$500, The financial al5s '''i
4. ", ,a : I expected notblBs
l.'''.' s''y WIZ Ii. Coin.
s Ess n the pl.lel,ns
nsn. ~, Pat AK me- a,es'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

Are you looking for lodging
housed Sec our business chance
column. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
Remnants of Wall Paper

Selling fast-but still a lot OF good
bargains left They can't last long
and you can save big money by
getting your wall paper here
Federal Paint a wall Paper CO.,
I1tf FIRST Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
The June White SaIe-A Buying and Saving
Time in White WearabIes and Fabrics
Invitation to the Grand
Souvenir Opening
Of Our Enlarged Store

Tomorrow evening. 1880 TO 1900 p,
m. special musical program by Wag.
ner-2. 600 beautiful souvenirs Of Seat.
tie and the Exposition To be given away
FReE. Come-enjoy the music the
souvenirs and beautiful displays OF
fashions latest creations in wearables,
fabrics and finery. You'll not be asked
to buy-inst to look and enjoy COME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers tonight or wsdnss' I
day; light south to ~est winds. !
4 80 49, 4 I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
NADEAU OPTIMISTIC


-----=------7-s = ~ 49,
tlona are the timekoopers u prog
reaa Thoy record the advancement
Of the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

Key. nss, n ne Disleland
|'.,s ~ Y !. ihs beat WI, s6 ~
I" : .'aozen q tlI.n =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
STRIKE SITUATION
Is SERIOUS

ny tsiisd Pr~as1
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June I. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01


i2hc CORSET COVERS. DE-.
Tight fitting Corset Cover. plain, low
neck regular ishc June o.
white sale. .......+......+...
CORSET COVER SPECIAL At use.
Cambria Corset Cover, tight fitting,
N-yoke Of double embroidery. 1En
Special value Rts.........s... EJk
CORSET COVER SPECIAL N asc.
Made Of the celebrated Nashville Mus
lin, known for its aervieeahio quali-
ties. plain tight fitting, with tucked
point June white qEn
sale special at.......... JJC
si.oo CORSET COVERS. snc,
OF beautiful crossbar muslin. with en-
hroidefed yoke. finished with Val.
lace. regular ii.0o value or
June white saie....,...,,.,... oSG
DRAWERS SPECIAL At use
Plain muslin Drawers, S-incs fluunce,
cluster Of tucks aud inch and ono-half
HON. open and closed styles. also fin
lahed with embroidery Special Or
values at the June white sale. { "
OSc ISABELLA DRAWERS, SOC,
The Isabella. tho perfection Of slmplic-
ity; constructed according TO exact
scientific and sanitary principles, Cut
In one piece, Provides perfect contour.
Regular 66c values Eflr
June white sale wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
CHEERING CROWDS
GREET OPENING

tesnslvs.al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01

NJ chalrmse. Ladies snd dsattsmsat
u TIE ruilsd stafas kisska stats 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-01
h STREAK ADDS TO
me- BEDLAM AT
NOON.
krusn Predict Great
s.,s,,, for the A.
| Up. Fair.

- ma salyo q heavy
~ non The Monitor and
~, he widest Of var
~ trcm 1 horie Of excited
4 vail from the North
- pse fIun The Eskimo
4 "a syrrI nalamute in The
q c.nps q ALASKA litted his
q 4 musshlng worse thAa
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-03-26

=. >. Davis returned from Bryant
Friday last.
Scott Hall is building a house
for VIM. McKechnie on his farm in
Mathews township.
Rev. G.. E. Hager, of Huron, will
preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday, both morning and evening,
DIR. H. H. Frudenfeld, the expert
eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, OF
Madison, will visit Lake Preston on
April Sth; n day only,
The Lake Preston Times reports
that A. j.. Schoenwether loaded a car
with chattels and departed Wednes-
day of last week for Greenacres, Wis.
1t is understood thai a "racket
store" is to be established in this city
by a gentleman from Iowa, a Mr..
Brewer by name. The Elliot store
building has been secured for that
purpose.
Judge Geo. W. Latin Will offer
at public auction his farm machinery
and stock Saturday, March 9th, at
the farm at the south west cornar of
the city limits. Mr.. Latin is offer
ing everything but one horse at this
sale.
Harold Peterson, of Brookings.
is assisting photographer Dunklee in
his studio. Mr.. Duuklee anticipates
a good business in the view line this
spring and will be away from the
studio 80 much of the time that it is
necessary to have al experienced man
to look after the inside work.
Fred McCaskell has started the
erection of a new dwelling just east
of the VIM. McCaskell residence on
the north side of the city Fred must
vacate the Stankey house about April
first, and, finding no place to move
into will have to store the household
goods Mrs. McCaskell will take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to make a
trip east to visit with relatives.
j. l. VanHook tells us the story
of a turkey hen at his place that was
caught in the blizzard Febru.r 9Th
and showed under and remained alive
in the snow drift until Sunday, March
Dist. The drift had melted enough
so that the hen had been able to get
her head up through a small hole.
She was discovered by the boys and
released from her prison. Jim says
the bird was a little wobbly from its
long fast of forty days, for there was
nothing for the bird to eat during
that time, but after a light feed it was
able to fly up onto the fence to roost
for the night. Chas. Cummins was
at the Van Hook place at the time
and bears evidence in support of
Jim's story.
The Athletic Association. the
owner of the base ball grounds, has
elected the following board of direc-
tors: Chas. z. Warren, G. Z. Ely, T. /.
Robinson. Don. A. Crawford, and d.
W. Wilmarth. At a meeting held the
first of the week the board organized
by electing Chas. p. Warren, presi-
dent; ID. w. Wilmarth, vice president
j. H., Hall secretary and manager; F.
w. Wright, treasurer. and Chas. E
Ely superintendent of grounds. The
financial condition of the association
is very satisfactory. The debt against
the property has been reduced to
$25O.8O and there is a balance of $751;
Sc in the treasury. This is a good
showing and makes the value of the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-03-26
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
sH Around the Town and
County.

p. A. Randklev came down from
Wasta Monday to look after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Dunklee
are happy in the arrival of a daughter
at their home Sunday evening.
The NJ. E Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Fife Wednesday afternoon,
March 2Sth. They will serve a Is cent
supper
j. H. Roberts, of the firm of
Roberts e. Ecu, of Brookings, was in
the city the first of the week looking
after their interests in connection with
their branch house in this city.
The basket ball game Friday
evening between the Y. NJ. G. A. of
Arlington, and the De Smet All Stars
in this city resulted in a victory for
De Smet by a score of SO to Is.
Mrs. j. D. Pierson, who visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Bates, at
Erwin, for two weeks or more, came
down Friday for a short visit and took
the train Sunday morning for her
home in North Dakota.
Judge Taylor held court here
Friday last for the purpose of clean
ing up the court cases on the calendar
for the March term. All matters
carried over from the adjournment of
the week before were disposed of.
DR.. Frudenfeld, the Madison eye,
ear, S and throat specialist, will be
in Lake Preston again on Thursday,
April 9Th, at the Park Hotel; one day
only. Glasses accurately fiCted and
guaranteed satisfactory in every way.
H. 6. Rude visited relatives and
friends at Brookings and Volga from
Saturday last till Tuesday. Mr. Rude
intends to go to Norway in about six
weeks, and wishes to see some of his
friends before leaving. Arlington
Sun.
H. l.. Jolly, a brother of Mrs
Ed Whalen of this city and of f. G.
Jolly, of Spirit Lake, and James
Whalen, a cousin of Ed Whalen, both
of Darlington, Wis, arrived Wednes-
day and are guests at the Ed Whalen
home.
VIM. Coughlin arrived Saturday
last with three cars of chattels and
moved out onto the VIM. Voegeli
farm four miles north of the city. Mr..
Coughlin came from Pisgah, Iowa.
He purchased the farm a year ago or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Olston, of
Lake Preston, celebrated their 25th,
wedding anniversary Saturday ever
ing, the 18th inst. That worthy couple
have many friends in De Smet who
extend congratulations and good
wishes.
Cash Andrews loaded a car of
chattels at this place Tuesday and
departed that evening for Clements,
Maryland, where he will make the
future home. The family departed a
few days before, but will spend some
time visiting with friends and rela-
tives at different points east of here.