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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-09-17
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Voted, that the amounts hereby
appropriated for interest on water
bonds, and for extensions to the
water system, and the maintenance Of
said water system, shall be provided
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-09-17

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+ Rapid City and Pennington =
! county present advantages to =
+ the homebuilder unsurpassed. .
+ The country is prosperous.
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The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Jean and Gerald Folbre Entertain.

Masters Jean and Gerald Fo.bre en- tertained a few Of theiI littie friends last Thursday afternoon in honor of their guests. Misses Mary Burton, Joy Hammett and Cora Turner. of Wynue and Miss Lucille A.len. ot Forrest City Those present were Margae- rite and JGllu Barroa Edna Aldridge
 Rebecea CoHan. Carrie Evans. NiE- ginia Boilwage Mary Davenport. Vera Allen Cora Turner. Joy Hammett. Mary Burton. Einor Nab.ey. bora Belle Folbre. Henry Gat.Inz Ned Mallory. David and John Webb. sid Trapp. Lee Price Anderson. Ira Proc James Scott. sidney Logan. Jean and Gerald Fo.bFe. Frank Foibre. Miss Mary Nabley. Miss Ma1de Anderson. Miss Blanche Ferguson Mrs. Homer Foibfe Games were played. dainty refreshments were served and al. vot- ed Jean and Gerald delightful hosts.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

An exploring expedition consisting 1t three we -au1wa Forrest CItyite> started out sASr saturday atlern1e aa h1u- fer tns vest poe TEry proceeded teEetEer U t2r u Hebezs and nat -e5HE able . locate the de red u5iu-. separated. me hiking far home. aa1tHe- fer Het Springs. ard Ire third t-- -ls Battle Creek >aui-a- rum iu Li-tie Rock The returned exp rerte > some great yarns 0f their adventures. asE concluding with tae refrain. There's uo place like home -
 TLe Tines nan wandered down - tbe Iron Mountain depot "Wednesday morning on hunt for news and found Agent Bowers. with his two <eni4. and accomplished assistants. a> busy a> the prOyerbi2i bees. Mr Bowers informed the reporter that the business of his office continued to show an increase each month. August showing an increase Of 60 per cent over July. and like increase over the same month last year. These per eentages Of increase are very gratify- ing to the agent, and in fact. are q good showing for the town.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Moonlight Luncheon.

Decidedly the m9,t g.ari4Gs,E ' SIC cessfQl soci4l affair Of tle season sas the Moonlight lsnche3H and dance at stuart Springs, on Thursday ereu- ing of last week in honor 9f the For rest City Band boys and their friends
 Al : o'clock 59aiy big crowd net a Mrs. 4 l. Stevens. and from there walked or drove oat 10 the Springs Luncheon was served at o'clock D q perfect ' rayenoGs crowd The menu consisted i every de.eetable d.sh imaginabe better sa,a3s chicken. fruits and sandwiches, were never eaten, nor consumed in s5 short a lime. Then caas and cream was served. THe orchestra l. ayed wife .aHeHe9H vas being served
 Dancing began q z o'clock and cen tin-ed uutil Il. Lemonade was >ery- ed fas tie aa8eers.
 AH honor ani praise is dae Mrs. Robert Stevens ~Go originated and carried cut the pan D successfully.
 Those Wia attended We're: Misses Eauiee Nim8cks, Jennie YorS. Mary Joe Pettas. Carswet. Strecker. Grace Jordan, Clara and Lula Brideweu Annie Mae Grobmyer. Frances Mann. Ruth Hatcher, Lyda Mason. Mary Mallory. Emmie Goyan. Emma Jor dan. Madeleine and Arda.e Rol.wage. Marguerite Laughingh0ase. Bessie stevens, Mabel Pettus, Annie B,ancA- ard, Helen Nichols Norma T1cker Olive Johnson May Began. Emile Gat.ing Winnie Stevens. LJttis Al. dridge Mamie and Susie Ne1s5a. Georgia Mef~in. Goodwin Tiptan. Lida Teffy Mary B9FIe. Latie Thomas. Mes>rs Water German. Joe Ferguson Lindsey Brijgf3Trh. Leo Grabmyer. otis Stevens. Tom Gat.ing. George Taylor, Nathaaa Norton. Brooks Connolly Frank Fitzs mm5ns. Bard Nichols Lade Fenner Lau- inga9ase, James Euart. Water Ste- yens, Otto R3lwage, DIek Payne. Vii Brown. Fl Wolfe Dan Wyl8s. Chas. Prude Ernest Hamo'etan. Beatty Thomas, Grover Wyids, H. N. Cook. James Gatling. Chaperones- s- Mrs Robert Stevens and Mrs r. (. NerWin.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Our Public school.

Al the courthouse Monday night, in lis address 10 tie patrons and pupils of tLe public Sch0a.. Praf. Anderson appealed t5 the parents ofthe children fer support in lis efforts to give them a good school. President Lanier. If the School Board, also said ta the pat rons of the school that the school would be jast as good as they want it to be
 Il k fact beyond dispute that for tie past four CT ave years the Forrest City school has been just about tie poorest in the State. for a town o(this ,ize. and to my mind tie one reason greater than any other k that the teachers have uat Lad t6e proper sup past by tae parents of the school children.
 | is nat tae primary idea of schools e teach children department. but to impart an5aledge Of books: and tl.e m9re of a teachers time given 10 keeping order among his scholars. the -e,s time hehas for teaching them the things tLeY are supposed to need and 2 b school to gel. Now. if the pa rents Of these children would train them at home into ways of good be- haEi4r-8f reverence for iaw and re. Speet for those in authority over them. at school their time would be given to study instead Of 10 thought of how to annoy the teacher and how 10 create confusion and disorder.
 Ifeyery child knew that when he or she returned from a day at school with report of trouble with the teacher there would be worse trouble with the parents, his view point of school life would be very different. and parents. instead Of blaming the teach CT for a poor school would be proud of the success of their children. and would have praise and thanks for the good man and women who are helping 10 ht them 10 be good and successful members of the community, instead of blame that they have earned so little.
 Parents, don't you think it is dis creditaole to you that your children nre rude and ill-manered and disorder y and idle and defiant of authority and disregardful Of the rights and privileges of others? Isn't it your duty to train them to good deport- ment. to self-respect and respect of others, and to hatred and contempt of disorder and wrong-doing? Their at titude to the world reflects yours. as they are likely to become just what yoartraining and example make them.
 Now think about this, and let every
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
>ea>on at Opera House.

The following attractions have been booked at the opera house for the coming season. Besides those listed il is more than likely that others will be found 10 ill in a good many If the open dates.
 October 29-e Fly and Jane
 November ,, 6. Wood Sisters ia Repertoire.
 November sweetest Gsd in Dixie =
 Noyember ao-"F Final Settlement. z November 3o-'Coantry Kids.
 December 2l-" Two Merry Tramp, January Human Hearts.
 February 3-Corburn's MinstreIS February Blind Orgauist.
 March Just Struck Town.
 March . Fighting ParSon
 April %" Married in Haste.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Ayers.kirby.

Last saturday morning, at the resi- dence of tie bride s mother, Mr. John Meyers and Miss Mona Kirby were happily united i'll the bonds of holy matrimony, Rev. B. L. Milford otficia ting. and only the family of the bride and few intimate friends being pres ent After the ceremony the couple took the II o'clock train for brief honeymoon trip to Argenta, Little Rock and Hot Springs, where they spent several days visiting friends and relatives, returning "Wednesday after noon.
 Both parties 10 this happy unionaEe too well known 10 nearly al. Of our people toneed any introduction atoaE hands.
 Miss Mona is the fourth daughteroi Mrs. NJ F. Kirby. and was born ana has been reared in this county and city. and has won the love and esteem of all who were so fortunate as to know her by her charming personality anu kindly gracious manner.
 MT Myers is also well known ana universally esteemed here, having been employed here at different periods loI several years. He was until recent! in the train service of the Rock Islaiu and employed on the log train tha' makes regular daily trips out oi hefe, He is now working for the kouh' Pond Terminal Company, holding ah important position and standing hisn in the estimation of his employers.
 MT. and Mrs. Myers expect to star, housekeeping at once, having renle' the new cottage just completed lvi Miss Pearl Crippen in the Russell Au' dition.
 We wish to join the multltnue VI friends of this most estimable young couple in extending them all cohgia'' ulations and best wishes for ions' happy and prosperous welded hle-
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
food Ner. From Old River.

Nf Edward Fry, keeper of the Cfes- .ar. Cab House oa old River. was in iatis clty yesterday morning and bring, cheering news for those dis ,ia.ss Of Izaas Walton who have been Eep, away from tae fam0as fishing
 ---su5> ea account oftUe reports Of isl dy.nE there. Nr. Fly te..s us mat tEe -aia saturday raised tie
 vatess U tae river nearly foot. and t!.at saere ..4s been 10 dead dsh for
 wssks. He a.s1 says that the fish are
 biting freely and that several good
 strings have 9een caught recently, and similar reports come from the Tenne- saw. NJ. Fry says that agoyernment official has been IL the club house sey- era times recently. and had examined some Of the dead dsh floating around.
 The oficial did not 5iyGige lis busi-
 ness. but tie supposition is that some Irumors as tothe stream having been dynamited and s2w nils putting saw dust in the rivers Lad reached the powers that be and thi>investigation
 was made as result. This official informed Mf Fry thae whatever itwas
 that WAS killing the ash aas taking tie oder stock and Lat | le Waaid notice the waters cary in the norn- inss he would observe schools ot young fish playing MT. Ezy aeted aP9H .His suggestion aua >es-e- e##ae
 several mornings recently Le las rat- ] iced iarge schools Of young tF5at !. ag- 1 ing near the top If tbe wa-zr-
 Ne are glad tg be ape r5 s-ate that now there is sgs f>Hin- 8, o.z
 River. and hope = see aat au- az, who for a .arge par Lave beeH de priyed Of their fay5s.te pas.lne tas
 summer. take t9 tEe esGbt.s=.e, 45s.s
 and capture some record striHg>
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Mt. Vernon Baptist Association.

The NJ Neru4n Baptist Ass4cia- ton convened with the First Baptist church of Nariauna. Sept. 2-5
 Thursday evening at go devotional exercises were conducted by Elder N. r.. rippin of Forrest CIty. After which the body was called to order by Moderator J. c. Harris. If Brink. .ey
 Twenty-foar churches of the Asso- citation were present at the first roll cal. being the largest representation present at this period Of tAe organf- Iation.
 After reading the letters from tine different churches, tie following of- tcers were elected
 Fer Moderator Lon Slaughter. of Palestine
 For Clerk-N (. B. Anderson. 5f Forrest City.
 For Trea>arer-J. T. Sanders. of Forrest City.
 On Friday at II a. m. Rev B. F. AntfobuS, of Clarendon. preached the annual sermon. which was considered by many t3 be the cream of the asse- citation
 Visiting brethren from various por- tions Of the state were present and preached some excellent sermons and made some grand talks on different questions which were brought before the body.
 The association closed Sunday even ing at o'clock, and quite numbe of expressions were like this: We have had the best meeting in the history of the organization. and have never enjoyed better hospitality than was accorded Us by the good people of Marianna.
 3 The next meeting Of the associa- tion will convene at Marvel. Ark.
 lSignedl ALPHABET.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Curss Blsod. Skn Diseases Eczema Gfsa,sz; BeSi
 Purifier Ere

TtF55f hl1o3 ts Impure tH 5~aa~ =H- OF -lft lf LIU1r> f EG- E2.= a-z4i Hzzz=zzs- cancer. earuuueie>, eatsH- ~7TszS ~ -=#.- l.a E-- Zema #tetlIU=# F#>lE-~ aH8 1HH> ~-.s t.z5-- ~l psrattu- ~Iee>. ~ca1sEz U-THEE >.tT. aEz=H~ bone pains. cafafFl. rheumatism Hf arg Hzzt#5 0r -skzH di>.ase taee Botanic Blood satH
 B. B Bt >Q.oE all >aFes heal. aea-, and l.as,.> stop and the HI1ol is Ma8- rafa arJ Ez=.. Druggist, JF Hy -NDHr-- : f-r Iar-a 1l.tE=
 sample free ay Ngitil- Bi13I Ban tuupaa 2. Atlanta t,sJr-I B E ;, especially aJ- yi>e8 faT cEHaHz=. deep -sat.I sa>s. at .laaa at >SIu dI>ea~e- a> # sgse~ at--s al els faI f-.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Have Ton 4 Baby

Then watch 1t closely. And above all things don't let 1t suffer for any length of time with woFms-that is fata If it's complexion gets yellow and pasty, it it's listleSS, cross or peey- iSh. gets thin. suffers with fiatulence. give it Whites Cream Sermifuge The only cure that never fails and has no bad effects. Sod b J. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

parent who reads 1t give lis or her children to understand that when they get into trouble at school there is sure and swift and severe punishment awaiting them al home Try this plan for one year. and you will see the most satisfactory school. for al con cerned. We have ever had.
 AN EX-PUPIL
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
To be Happy

you must have good health. Yoa can't have good health if your liver k not doing it's duty-slow but sure poisoning is going on al the time under such circumstances Ballard = Heroine makes perfectly healthy liyer-keeps tie stomach and bowels right and acts aS q tonic for tie en- tire system. Sod by ]. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
to With a Rush.

The demand for that wonderful stomach, liver and kidney cure. Dr. king New Life Pills-is astounding. Druggists say they never saw the like Its because they never fai 10 cure sour stomach. constipation, indi- gestion biiiouSneSs, jaundice, sick headache, chills and malaria Only 25c. All druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Becker & Lewis Offer Prize.
Mr. L. r Anderson. Principal.
 Crowley Ridge Institute.


 Crowley Ridge Institute.
 Dear Sir, Having al heart, the vel fare of the boys and girls of the school and wanting 10 do something that will cause them to take more interest in school. and the school work. we will give valuable prize tothe roomIwhich shall make the best record for the first term of school. This contest is to be- gin on the opening day of school, Sep tember :, and to continue for four and one-haif months. It will be based on the following points: Enrolment, tardieS outs. corporal punishments and per cent of attendance.
 Yours for the good oi the school.
 BECKER < LEWIS.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Warning Order.

In St. Francis Chancery Court. Thomas Reed, Plaintiff, Celestia Reel Defendant. Al Id appear in this Court within thirty d4if JAY sn4, answer the complaint of the plaintlu f,isrE. Reed. II. w. >EABoRAr A' s-s Dated this August II, l6sa.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Attend to ionr Liver.

No organ in the human body can give aS many different kinds oftroable a. the liver when it is not right. Sim mons Liver Purifier makes il right and keeps it So.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

r there is anything about your ailnsnt that you don [ understand. or 1T you want any medical advice. write to the doctor. and ae vii answer y-cu fuiig There is TO charge for this ser* ice. The ad iress is Dr. " B Caldwell Sa Cald~el kl1g-. Monticello. IL.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10
Laxative for
 Women Free

There is a great difference in the purposes 10 which a laxative should be put Tablets and pills. salts. etc. are usually violent purgatives CT eatharties. ari altogether too pow er- ful for the average person
 woman. at al times needs only 1a mild bxaIve-Ia faet none ether ls needed ss asyosss. weak CT strong tAolEa tAey may &e. for tAs object ls simply to move the bowels. and if & gentle laxative vfli dc il. what is the Ess Q. a violent enc;
 Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Peps4n has earned weI-deSeryed vogue among women and children md old foIks-peopls who must necessarily be careful o{ what they take.
 IL is s il4usd laxative tonic and ad- mIttedly the greatest stomach. liver and bowel remedy before the American people. The price IS only 50 cents or sI a bottle. as it comes in both sizes and al drug gists sell il Its pleasant taste and gentle action make it an Ideal remedy for women in cDnstl 5a ton. torpid liver. sour st0rn- ach. sick headache. heartburn ard such like digestive complaints It's use for a short tine will remove the trouble en- trsly so that future medication will be unnecessary Its tonic properties build uo the stomach and intestinal muscles 30 tha, they act naturally again That this is 50 Is the experience of many heads of families. ike MEs- Brannza. Of AIxzrzdo Va. Mrs k. l. Stout. of Louisville. Ky, ard numerous others in fact xzy out ia Williams Cal. az Mrs '. E Blaekmore, seems to be using it
 If the remedy Is new to you and you want 10 make a trial Of if before buylng. send your name to the doctors address yo1= Then H results are satisfactory yuu can buy it Of vour arHgrgfst
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

MT S8i Levi, is freshening lis store front with new coat af paint. MF. Wofs.ey doing the work
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

MT and Mrs NJ. l.. Monroe and Miss Emma Terry left last Saturday for St. Louis on ! short sight seeing expedition
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

NIT. Car Hayden, Of Phoenix. Ari- zona. 8as in the city last Saturday and sunday, guest e his uncle. MI ]. NJ. Davis ana family
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Nr M Rgtsky wl'l leave Monday f9r St Louis where he @i,i pareBa>e his ia. <.eck.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Genuine MeerschaHm pipe given away to the one holding the lucky ticket et the Pastime Pool Room Frank \. Schuh, Proprietor
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Miss Lida Terry will leave Sunday for Littie Rock. where she vii visit for a few days prior to re-eHtering Central Baptist College al Conway.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-10

Editor F.. L. Xadakin left Tuesday evening for Memphis, where lie will probably remain for two or three weeks receiving medical attention
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-25
sHER!FF's SALE

BY Virtue OF certain writ of execution
issued out of the Clerk S Office of the District
Court Of Rio BlRnco County and State of
Colorado, and to me directed, whereby am
Hundred and Thirty Four and G0-l0 Dol
lars, (S884 4.6O), and costs Of suit the amount
Of q certain Judgment recently obtained
against W. H. Miller In fhvnr Of Hugh X.
Owens, now in favor Of Mary +. Owens, Adj
ministratrtx Of the Estate Of Hugh r..
ments goods and chattels of the said w. Fl.
Miller. l have levied on the following pro-
perty, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, the northwest quarter Of the SOUTH
east quarter, the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter. and the south half Of the
southwest quarter of Section 8, and the
north half OF the northwest quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section q. in Township north, Range rs
West Of the sth Principal Meridian, and the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of Section
", Township ? n orth, of RangeB B West of the
9TH Principal Meridian. and the east half Of
the northwest quarter Of SECTION B, Township
|, North Of Range B West OF the 9Th Principal
Meridian, together with all improvements
longing or in any manner pertaining there
to. All of said property being situated In
Rio Bianco County, state of Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command,
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, all
the right, title and interest Of the above, above
described property, on Monday the Eigh-
teenth day Of October, 1909, Al 10 O'Clock n.
M, at the front door OF the county court
house OF Rio BlancO county, Colorado, I'm
the town Of Meeker, in said county and state.
day Of September, 1900.
slsoIS Sheriff OF Rio Blanco County.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-25
A Graceful Tribute

From his dying bed Governor
johnson sent cordial message of
welcome to President Taft on enter
ing Minnesota.
In his auditorium speech in st.
Paul the president called out pro-
lOnged applause and cheering when
he declared of Governor Johnson:
II unite with you In fervent
prayer to God that he may be spared
to you and to the country. With his
ability, his courage, his great COM
mon sense, he cannot be spared. He
is too valuable, not alone to the peo-
pie Of this state. but to the people OF
the nation, who doubtless will In
sist in time that he shall serve
them"
The above shows that the Nations
chief magistrate is large in soul as
well as body.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-25

In the death Of Governor johnson,
his native state loses true refOrmer
In the administration of public af-
fairs, and the Nation n man des-
tined to reach the top round Of
the political ladder. John A. John
son did much for the betterment and
political regeneration OF Minnesota,
and his good works were all the re-
suit of quiet, but statesman-like ef-
forts in behalf Of the masses Of the
people, and devoid of the least taint
of demagogism.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-25

By virtue of n special execution or Men
foreclosure issued out of the Clerks ONCE Of
the County Court Of Rio Blanco county and
StBte Of Colorado, and to me directed,
whereby am commanded to make the sum
Of Six Hundred and Nineteen and ~ 100
Dollars, t1SlS.43), and costs Of suit the
amount Of a certain Judgment recently OBJ
\ I4l9ed against Catherine IApree. b. X.
1Apree, John Doe and Richard Hoe, the per-
sonal heirs and representatives OF r. NJ.
Lapree, sr., deceased, defendants. in favor
lands, tenements, goods and chhtteis OF the
said Catherine Lapree, b: Il. IApree, John
Doe and Richard Roe, the personal heirs
and representatives of II. NJ. Lapree sr.. de-
ceased: ! have levied on the following
Lot Seven (7( and the west half of Lot
Eight is), all in Block t49l in the town OF
Meeker, together with all improvements
thereon, situate in the County OF Rio Blnnco
and state Of Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command,
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, nll
the right, title and interest Of the above
named defendants In and to the above de-
scribed property, on Monday the 18th day OF
October, laOo, at 10 O'Clock a. M. at the front
door of the county court house in Meeker,
Rio BIancO County, Colorado.
Dated at Meeker, Colorado. this 10th day
of September, 1902. A. O. ELLISON ,
Oh Sheriff Rio Blanco county.
r. ~ l.. rI,, uor.Id ikio ratia bIa
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-25

Tom Walsh is gently presenting
himself before the people into the
halo which the liberal bestowal Of
cash Is assumed to cast about IN as
pirrant for senatorial hOnors. 1t Is
devoutly to be hoped that the Hon.
Toms early planting may grow with
sufficient righteousness to over sha-
dow the boOms of Hamlin and others
Of the ilk. who encouraged by the
success of Simon Guggenhein,, have
aspired to honors which in other
states are attainable only by men Of
higher intelligence and dignito. II
Colorado should elect II Republican
senator at the expiration of Guggen-
helms term, it would not be dis
graced by Tom Walsh. He came by
his money honestly and spends 1t
like prince.-Idaho Springs Mining
Gazette.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-25
The Hogback Mine

}. A. Hindman has recently opened
up n fine seven foot vein of lead ore
in his prospect located at the head of
West Miller creek. Mr.. Hindmsn
has been doing work on this property
for the last two and u half years, and
all along has had splendid showings.
The property runs about 80 l-2 per
cent lead, with $3.50 in gold apd *2.7
In silver and the ore is heavily stain
ed with copper which indicates that
with further development the prop
erty can be made II paying mine.
This property is owned by the Gold
King Mining and Milling CO., of
which Mr.. Hindman is operating
manager. The company is incor-
porated undsr the laws Of the state of
Arizona. Development will continue
throughout the coming winter and
two shifts will be kept at work till
ore IL secured in paying quantities.
Mr.. HindInan left n small sample
Of the ore 1T this Office which may be
examined at any time.-Rife Reveille