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MARRIAGES

D-ELWELL-In san Rafael, Cal
February y. 1909, by the Rev. G. H. Stew
ems. Harry T. Blackwood and Phebe B. FL
well. both Of San Francisco
CARTER-ALLYN-I Oakland. Cal, August p
1909. by the Rev Clifton Macon, Fred Car
ter Of san Francisco and Georgia Alice Allyn
Of Oakland.
CAsE-DAYIS-In Oakland. Cal. August 10
1909 by the Rev. Clifton Macon, Horace A.
Case OF Pleasanton, Cal, and Barbara F
Davis of Oakland.
FOGARTG-McKINNON Oakland Cal Au.
gust IS. 1893 by the Rev. Clifton Macon. WI
liam T. Fogarty and Mildred +. McKinnon
both Of Oakland.
SCHWARTZ-PUTNEY-I this city. August %
1909. by the Rev. Frank STUART Ford. pastor
Schwartz Of Sacramento Cal. and L0ttie
Favoretta Pntney of San Francisco.
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wHrrNEY's HORSES vrcroRIoUs

YORK, Eng, Aug. 24-The Nun
thorpe selling stakes of five sovereigns
each with 200 sovereigns added, for 2
year olds, distance five furlons. was
won today by Pie Man. H. P. Whit
ney's Oversight was second.
The Badminton plate of $50 SOW
ereigns for year olds, distance five
furlongs, was won by H. P Whitney's
Top O. the Morning
NThe Prince of Wales plate of 1000
sovereigns for year olds, distance
i've furlongs. was won by. H P.
Whitney's Whiskbroom.
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MEETrNGs-Legal
srncK- HnIDERS, -MEETING

To the Stock Holders OF THE UNITED IN
VESTMENT COMPANY: Please take notice that
the regular annual meeting OF stock holders and
election for directors of The United Investment
Company Will be held in the office OF the CON-
pany. room 92z OF the Pneian building. on Mar
av. in the city and county Of San Francisco
state of California Oh SATURDAY the Attn day
of September A. d. 1909. at the hour Of fwe
t2) o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of eleetine
directors of said corporation for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting
A. c. STELTER
Secretary The United Investment Company.
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SULLIVAN BEATS CoRDELL,

HONOLULU, T. H. Aug. 24.-Dick
Sullivan and Jack Cordell met last
Saturday night for 20 round boxing
contest, after having fought two
draws here. After repeatedly knocking
Cordell down Sullivan scored a knock
out in the eighth round.
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SAN JOSE MAN BANKRUPT. W. Met
calf, with no occupation. of San Jose. filed a
petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the United
States district court. His liabilities are sched-
uled Al S523716, with no assets.
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BIRTHS

BROWNE-In this city August Il, 1909. to the
wife Of EDWARD ". Browne. son.
SCHIECK-In this city. August .. 1909. to the
wife of Hermann Schieck formerly Alice E.
Severancel. q daughter
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Gard or THANKs

SAID Or IHANhS
DANGERS-We desire to thank the members
of Doric lodge. No. PIG. F. & A. NJ. and
the San Francisco Schuetzen verein. and our
many friends, for the kindness and sympathy.
and beautiful floral offerings. extended TO ms
during our late bereavement
ELIZABETH DANGERS
MRS J. A. MILLER
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Anaconda Races

ANACONDA, Aug. 24.-Following are the re-
suits of today's races and the official prices
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs, sell
Horse Straight Place. Show.
Silver Sill c-s Grain ..-.-..... 40 5,8 Out
Tansy. TiboT. Stanley Milward. Luke Mccoy,
also
SECOND RAcE-slx furlongs. selling:
Horse Straight Place. Show.
Zoe Young .-.........- 81 u Out
2-Cobleskill ...--.--..-.-. Al 30
Bryan, Kerry. Angiessa. Evran, Judge caban-
ISIS also ran Scratched-Friar Of Elgin.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs sell
Horse -''1 Straight Place SHOW
Force .,--.--....-.-.--- IS 2-5 Out
2-Irlsh Nike .----.---.-- 81 81
Senator Barrett. platoon. Al Hampton Flying
Dance. Mazapan, also ran Scratched Prudent
FOURTH RACE-Fiye furlongs, Yellow stone
Horse Straight Place. Show
Hannah Louise ........ 1873 As Out
2-Light knight .......... IL 2-5
5--5lorlo --...--...-.-. III
Native Son. Antioch, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile, selling. year olds
Horse Straight. Place. SHOW.
l-Docile .-v-.....-..-. 50 40 -
aunt Kit .-....-....-. 20 II
Lola White. salina, No Rule, Luxurio, Patri-
SIXTH RAcE-seven furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
Horse Straight Place Show
John J. Rogers 49,. 90 IL -
S-1lfatoflan -.---...-.---. 70 Out
Miss Butte. Alcor, Hersain East End Mmic's
Daughter also ran. Scratched-Search Me.
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Reno Entries

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, selling, 5 year
olds and upward:
Lady Mazagam 49,. 1901 Aucassin .........109
Pelham ............I0 100 Deneen ............IO9
Prolific ..-...-...... l09l Annie Laurie i07
SECOND RACE-Six frlongs, selling, year
Olds and upward:
No Quarter .-...... 1O6I John H. Sheehan lo5
Redan 1O6 Nelma c 1900. 106
THIRD RACE-Four and a half furlongs
handicap. , year olds:
Frank Campbell 100 Myles 0'Conneu 1914
la DeXtra III Billy Bard .........10S
Wicket log Glover Kyle $500 03
Airie Fairie ......190i
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Thomas Cafe
handicap. year olds and upward
kopek ............ 104 Poppy ..........- 90
Wistaria .11ol @Prince of CASTLE. .110
Bardonia JOG Buckthorne ......... 81
The MOuser -.-...-. So
FIFTH RAcE-six furIongs, selling. year
olds and upward;
Charles Green 109I Nappa ......... 1f,7
Martinmas ...-...-.l 100 Queen Bessie .10T
Miss Beaumonter 100 Tom Reid .. 1o5
Esther II .10TI
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs selling 8 wear
0lds and upward:
Daisy Frost 1900. 10Ti Inclement in5
LibberTsle .........112j Warm Light 49, 1902
DR.. sherman $500. .l09 Royal Stone .. 1O2
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VANCOUVER. Aug. 23.-Following are the
results. with official prices:
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling, year
olds and upward:
Horse Straight. Place. Show.
d-Angleface ............. IS 80 7.2o9
sainest, stormy Petrol. Bum. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and a half furlongs,
purse, year ODDS:
Tom o,Malley 1890. 1875 4-5 %
2-Alder Gulch ........... As 1-3
3-Lady Elizabeth ......... IL
Redeem. La Petite, Fairy Ring, also ran.
THIRD RACE Five furlongs, selling 8 year
olds and upward:
Horse Straight. Place Show.
Billy Mayham ......... SIS 10 %
3-Lady Quality ......,... 49,. Go
May Pink, Marwood, Ben Stone, Herives, also
FOURTH RACE-one mile, selling, 3 year
Odds and upward:
Horse Straight. Place Show
1--Millers Daughter 49,. $40 II Out
s a-SIan5 Nce '.....' =. - 90
FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs. selling, year
olds and upwardi
Horse Straight. Place. Show.
LENA Leach ........... 7-l0 2-5 IA
Colbert ................ 81 81
De Grammont. F. E. Shaw, R. H. Flaherty,
Marvel P, Preen,/ also ran. scratched-Nov-
SIXTH RAcE41six furlongs. year ODDS and
upward:
Horse Straight. Place Show
! Paso .............. 50 20 Out
8-Nellie Racine ;..... =. >. no
Ybor finished fourth
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DEATHS

Adams. Georgiana s - Niblett. F. J. 49, 80
Bell Joseph j. 90 Nieri- Dante ..--.. 5
Beiser, Elizabeth NJ. 81 Navarro, Louis w. 40
Blyfber. Mrs Ann - 0'keefe, Martin - p
Easement. Wm. h. 70 10 Sullivan, Bridget.
cronin Ellen --.-- Is .-..-----..... Mass
Doolau william. &c Phisrer, SVerre F.. %
Donavan X. =. 49, Primer, Frances -.
DonGero. Luigi 80. @ Reilly Nellie $500 %
Finnigan. Dennis 10 Rodgers, Mary "a
fobn Mary .....- Spellman. VIM. B.. l9
Hook Evellne H Sprung, Hiram J..
keenan,. Hazel l. IS WauGenheim, Eva :. -
Lake Edward j.. Nehr, John ..-..... Go
MAnliet. Bertie 81 We'll, Mrs. A.
Meyers Hannah 49,
Nioriarty. 4. E. "a Dangers .--.--.. Card
Neslon, Patrick - %
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ADAMs-In Oakland, Cal. August %. 1909, at
Merritt hospital Georgiana Shaw Adams
mother Of Mrs. Charles 8 Knowles and Fred
erick B. Egbert y. and Lawson S. Adams,
a natire Of Brunswick, Ne.
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral services today Wednesday,. An
gust 25. 1909, at 100 p. M. at the chapel
n n GRAY a Co. 2l96 Geary street corner
Of Derisadero. Interment private.
BFLI-In fhis city August "a, 1909. Joseph
j Bell beloved husband Of Birdie Bell a ma
tixe Of England aged So years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today fWednes-
davl. al 2 O'clock D. m, from the funeral
nsriors Of Bunker & Lunt 1856 Mission street
. between Twenty second and Twenty-third tAIis-
sion Masonic templel. lnterment Greenlawn
cemetery by electric funeral car from
Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets
6ELsER-In this city. August % 1902 Eliza
beth A.. beloved wife Of Julius II. Beiser,
and loving mother OF John J. Belser Of Homo
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Apprentice allowance.
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Additional News Of Sports Events
Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. Aug. 23.-Following are the
results. with official prices:
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling, 4 year
olds and upward:
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NORTH HAND

T. H. Kruger and wife returned
from their eastern trip Saturday.
Pat Hand and wife and Maggie
Pugh were over from Rockham
Sunday,
Gerhart Martinmas brought in
some stock and they were shipped
Saturday.
Web Davis has a whole crew and
a stacker putting up hay.
Abe Sebring. of Park. was in
Orient on Monday.
Miss Myrn Blue of Kansas, re-
turned to her home on Thursday
because of sickness. She was at
tending school in Orient.
Jas. McDermid drove to Orient or
Monday.
Philip Ernesti. of West Point,
Nebr., is here visiting his brother
in Fairview. His niece is here also.
Mike Aliens father is visiting his
son at Spring Certer. He halls
from Iowa.
Miss Belle Mckay has an enroll.
ment of Ia in her school at Mel
bourne.
Dora Weiblen of Spring. has gone
to Redfield for a visit.
We have heen informed that
Anna Archer, of Park. and Mr. Kiel
Of Spring aae to be married Wed,
nesday of this week.
Miss Lettle Bolon of Park. is at
tending school in Orient.
Mrs Hall. of Park, drove to Or
lent on Monday.
Mr. Pesha. of Tennis. and youni
SON drove to Orient on Monday.
Mrs Bellin and her nephew. O.
Spring drove to Orient on Monday.
Mrs H.. G.. Rudd had a little din
ner party on Tuesday to meet he
sister. Mrs R, j. Sweet of Fairmont
SNffIrr. ~ .~ -
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Maurice F. Catalan. a pioneer
business man of Miller, died Sunday
at St. Paul, after a years illness of
Bright's disease, at the age of 81
years.
Perhaps no man in Miller was
better or more generally known to
the farmers and stockmen of Hand
county than Mr. Catalan. He has
been a stock buyer for many years,
conducted a meat market in Miller,
and operated a large farm in River,
side twp. He was a man of rugged
character and strength. holding the
enviable record among his fellow
men of his word beng as good as a
bond. Ever industrious and a good
practical business man. he had &C.
cumulated a considerable amount OF
this worlds goods, the great pro.
portion of course, being made in the
raise in value of land. He was 6
member of the Catholic church al
Miller and a member of the Modern
Woodmen in which order he carried
an insurance of $4,000.
He was taken last week by his
family to St. Paul for medical treat
ment, and the family were all pres
ent at his bedside except his son
Arthur, who departed for st. Pau
Sunday evening. He leaves a wife
one son and three daughters tt
mourn the death of a good husband
and indulgent father.
Funeral services we're conducted
Tuesday in st. Paul, where the re
mains were laid to rest.
This community extends it's sin
sere sympathy to the bereavec
family.
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Twenty Eighth Year.
LAND OPENING
DRAWS CROWDS
Registration Begins For Chey-
enne River Reservation.
Thousands Throng
To State

Aberdeen. S. D., Oct. 4.-Mrs
Josephine Reed, of Wabasha. Mimi,
was the first to register at this
point for the Cheyenne and Stand
Rock lands.
Within an hour 1900 persons had
registered at the six registration
centers. Landseekers are here from
all parts of the United States. The
morning trains from the east today
were crowded to the doors.
Judge Witten, who is in charge of
the registration, conservatively esti-
mates that 100, 900 will enroll for a
chance to win a farm.
At 8 a. m. today when the first
shift of notaries went off duty 1000
persons had registered for the land
drawing. The notaries are regis
tering over hundred an hour.
The oldest man to file application
for a claim was C. j. Egan of Min
neapolis, a veteran of the civil war,
who was the fourth man to get his
name down when the booths were
opened at midnight last night.
No trouble of any sort has occurr-
ed and the accommodations are
ample for any sized crowds.
The registration points are Aber-
deem. Pierre. Lennon. Mobridge.
LeBeau, and Bismark, and the
drawing will take place at Aberdeen
Oct "a
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INCREASE In
WHEAT YIELD
Doane Robinson Completes Fig
ures on Wheat Crop

Pierre, Oct. 4.-Doane Robinson
is shaping up his figures on crop
estimates for the state for this year.
and has completed his figures on
wheat, his estimate being 2 II. acres
with a total yield of 39,512.0 900
bushels. This is an lncrease of over
$4,000 acres over last wear and an
increase of nearly four million
bushels. This is the first year for
some time when the state has shown
an increase in the wheat acreage,
that crop having been allowed to
drop behind. His figures on other
crops will be out within a short
time.
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PALACE
BIG SUCCESS
Fasteners Surprised at Fine
Agricultural Exhibit

Mitchell, Oct. 4.-When the corn
palace season closed Saturday night
in this city it marked the greatest
period of success since the inception
of the enterprise away back in 1892.
Everything possible combined to
make the 1909 palace the greatest
ever. The musical attraction was
the United States marine band of
Washington, d. c. and it was the
most expensive attraction ever Sc
cured by the committee, costing
5000 for the entire week. 1t prov
ed a strong winner, however. for
there were never such crowds as
filled the building day after day and
night after night on this occasion.
The county agricultural exhibits
this year presented a splendid array
of the products of the state. and at
this period of the season it afforded
a fine opportunity for their display
before eastern people. There were
thousands of people from Iowa.
illinois and Indiana in the state dur
ing the week looking over the
country and a very large proportion
of them made their return trip by
the way of Mitchell to attend the
corn palace. To them 1T was a new
feature of advertising a state and
they marvelled at the crop products
which we're there displayed IN such
fine condition. After viewing the
exhibits an Illinois man made the
statement that what he saw in the
corn palace was fully borne out in
the crops he has seen W. the state.
To him the corn was a marvel for
he had not expected to see such
corn grown outside of Illinois but he
was free to confess that South Da-
kota showed a better corn crop than
his state. He said he could not
grasp the idea that corn could be
grown so far north and escape the
frost. He was informed. however,
that ? frost had not caught the corn
in the central and southern sections
for the past IL years.
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Sale

| will sell at public auction on my
farm NE 4-111-69 on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the
following described property:
ID HEAD OF HORSES
consisting of ] good brood a VT
1900. / good brood mare VT 100. z
mares 8 and Ia yrs W.T. HOO each l
three year old mare W.T. 100, | good
brood mare wire cut VT ll5O, |
gelding 13 yrs old W.T. 1900, | geld
ing ~ yrs old W.T. 1900, l gelding z
yrs old W.T. 100. / gelding 8 years
old W.T. 100, 3 yearling colts. and |
sucking colt.
35 HEAD OF CATTLE
8 cows one fresh this fall, q two yr
old steers, 3 two year old heifers, z
one year old steers. 8 one year old
heifers, a spring calves and l suck
ling calf.
HOGS-6 shoats, 3 brood sows.
Some chickens. turkeys and ducks.
FARM MACHINERY 7-foot
Deering binder, / 14-in Satley gang
pillow, / eft Deering moving ma
chine, l hay rack, / nearly new hay
loader, / set hay ropes. l pair hay
sings for barn, / pair hobs nearly
new, / good corn cultivator, l 26-ft
harrow, / grain tank. / blacksmith
outfit, / stubble walking piow, i
breaking plow, l grind stone, ]
Davis cream separator, ! set double
britching harness, l set II in har-
ness, 2 saddles. some hay in stack.
and some corn in field. Some
household goods and other articles
too numerous to mention.
BUILDINGS Blacksmith shop 10
X IL singled roof, cattle shed and
chicken house 16 x "a, corn crib 8 x
16, hog house. board roof, 16 foot
square, hog house 8 x 10.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of sale-On sums of $40 and
under cash. On sums over $40
time. will be given to Oct. l 1910 by
purchaser giving note with approx
ed security at 10 per cent interest.
F. A. Parkhurst, Owner
Geo. Richardson. Clerk.
Starr & Johannesburg Aucts: 4St2
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High School Lecture

Slbeft McClurg, lecturer of Colo
ratt, will appear at the opera house
in yilier Tuesday evening, Oct. IL,
umfr the auspices of the high
scilol. the proceeds to be used for
thslibrary fund. Mr. McClurg's
lecture is a travel talk illustrated
viii stereoptican views. Tickets on
al at Wilson'S jeweirv store Satur-
dai prices %, 35 and so cents.
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fessrs Johnson and Murray. of
Pirre representing the First Ma
THAI Life Insurance Co., were in the
ciy Friday. This company was or
gaized last June, similar to all old
lie companies, It's capital stock is
$4,000, and 800, 900 of this amount
deposited with the state treasurer
Hich makes it a legal company for
hsiness in any state. The above
aneral agents state the company is
Ipidly obtaining business over
te northwest.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07

he high school football team,
u1er the management of Coach
Wpc ward went to Fort Pierre Fri
dd to wallop the youths of that
cit. After the smoke of battle had
cAred away the score stood II too,
bu the cipher was on the wrong
sic. The boys returned Sunday
eNing and thought they had a fine
oting.
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Public Sale.

Having decided to leave the state
| will sell at public auction at the
Abbott farm Ia miles south and 2
miles east of st. Lawrence on Sec.
28-l10-67 on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH
Commencing at 1000, the follow
ing described property:
81 HEAD OF HORSES
/ span grey mares a and 8 yrs old
W.T. 2400. l gelding 8 yrs old W.T. 1900,
/ bay mare 8 yrs old W.T. 100 with
colt by her side. l mare 7 yrs old VT
1000, | mare 8 yrs old W.T. 900. 3
yearlings, / coming yrs old, VT
1900, / mare z yrs old W.T. 900, /
mare 10 yrs old W.T. 1000, Is ranging
from l to 10 years mostly drivers.
SO HEAD OF CATTLE
10 2-yr old steers. 8 cows will be
fresh soon; 9 spring calves, 8 year
lings and one Hereford bull 3 years
old.
Two large hogs 10 shoats. 80
chickens. 20 ducks.
Machinery: 2 wagons / nearly
new, 2 top buggies, ! surrey, /
spring wagon. 2 headers. 2 header
boxes, ] hay loader, l hav rack and
set of ropes. l SIT disc drill. l SIT
p~ulverizer nearly new, / corn pillow
| 18-in suIky pillow. | l64in walking
pillow, l l6-in breaking pillow, 2drags
/ dehorning rack. 2 mowers, / buck
er. / pair bobs. a sets harness, ] sad
die, / gang pillow. Some household
goods, one cream separator and 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention,
rs acres of hay in stack, some oats
and speltz.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS OF SALE: All sums of $40
and under cash. Over that amount
time will be given to Nov. / 1910,
by purchaser giving note with APP
proved security bearing 10 per cent
interest, everything TO be settled
for before taken.
f. A. ABBOTT, Owner.
Col. B. F. Magness. Auct.
l., T. Jarmuth, Clerk.
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'AKOTA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER =, 1909.
BIRTHS, DEATHS
AND MARRIAGES
Vital Statistics of Hand County
For September

The clerks records show a total
of elevn births, 5 deaths and two
marriages for this county last
month. They are as follows:
BIRTHS
j. r. Goudie, Miller. boy; Scott
Morris Rockham boy; j. H. Greene,
Wessingten boy; A. c. Gamble,
Washington, girl; Antoine Hardis,
Orient, girl; Robt. Abortion, Miller,
boy; Francis Mckinney, Miller. boy;
W. A.. Bird, Howell. boy; Peter
Engelman, Miller, girl; E. w. Carr,
Gilbert. girl; VIM. Wilson. st. Law.
renee, boy.
DEATHS
Mr. Hannah Stout, Miller; Mrs
Ollie Cotton, St. Lawrence; Mrs
Martha Kinyon. Miller: VIM,
Slaughter, Orient: f. C. Robinson,
Miller.
MARRIAGES
George N. Deuhr and Miss Alice
Simans. of Miller; l.. A. White and
Miss Mary Hazlett of Iowa
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Rec HEIGHTS

Mr. Boulden's family have arrived
from Iowa and are boarding at Mr.
Shermerhorn's.
Michael Lassala, residing on the
west side of the township, is very
i'll.
Mr. James Johnson and family
have arrived and taken possession
OF their new house purchased of Mr.
Craig.
Rev. Starr rendered his resigna-
tim as pastor of the church last
Sunday. A meeting of the members
will be held Thursday afternoon to
taAe action upon it.
Mrs George Sheldon is visiting
hei brother and father here.
4r Sheen and wife have gone
bak to Highmore. We are sorry to
haze them leave.
5ohn Ramey has sold his elevator
to the Van Dusen Co.
Jhn and Jerry O'Brien came
Tuesday noon They are looking
wei and have bought a nice home
in Arlington, MINI. Mrs O'Brien
hasbeen quite i'll since she left but
is bitter now. They we're quite
surprised to see the good crops ond
mary improvements in Rec Heights.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07

Mr. and Mrs N. A. Gardner with
their family took an auto trip to
Manchester, S. D., Saturday to at
tend the marriage of Mr. George
Gunnison of that place and Miss
Grace Maxwell SUNDAY. The young
lady is the youngest sister of Mrs
Gardner and formerly taught school
here.-Orient Argus.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07
Methodist Church Services.

Next Sunday, Oct. 3rd, will occur
the last preaching service of the
present conference year.
Preaching next Sunday, by the
pastor at HOO a m.
S. S. at 1900.
Epworth League devotional meet
ing at 700 p. m.
Preaching at st. Lawrence at 500
y. m.
All are invited to attend.
O. w. B%utterfield, Pastor.
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ShOber To Washington

Washington. Oct. 2.-It is stated
her. that Robert S. Person of South
Dabta, auditor of the treasury de-
parment has resigned his position
to ater another line of effort and
tina H. c. Shober. lieutenant gov
ernr of South Dakota has been ap-
poi,ted to the vacancy caused by
PeHon's resignation.
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Prof. Otto Richer, Optical Special
list, will be at the Henshaw hotel
on October, Tuesday 18th and We'd
nesdav 18th. Eyes examined free
of charge Glasses fitted by the
most approved and up-to-date
methods. Headaches relieved with
our drugs. Devotes his entire time
to examining and fitting the eyes.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church

Rev. c. Howard CRUDE. Pastor.
Services Sunday at Miller HOO a.
m. and in st. Lawrence at 12:45 I. m.
Sunday Bible School at 1870 in st
Lawrence and at 1915 m. in Miller.
Christian Endeavor each place
every Sunday evening at TOO.
Evening service will remain al
800 on alternate Sunday evenings.
Church prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at Miller at 500
The Wonen's Home and Foreign
All are cordially invited to attend