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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14
Seras.

~tc LUX lt@uJu''S oeOuSttuJ USL
2pnherei TT Spler bat nit folgen-
Dem ridterliben gnti6eio geel1bet:
Se9s Der glngeflagten, $. S. 2ilo.
lep, Soc Matteiota, 2etpis Srancis,
Sorace 9lultin, 8iroe 8pron uno
9enrp Sopbroof tpuroen Dem &C.
fangnis iiberipieier uno es tpuroe ib-
nen oas Heht 8irgid)aft gu itel,
leil beripeigert. Drei anbere @nge-
flogte 2etpis aoang, MoB Sor6
unb 9orace Surner ipurben gegerl
Stellnng elmer 9iirgi6aft bon ie
$4,000 in Sreibeit geiest uno 9. s.
8rpan uno Mnoreip Campbell MUIR
BEN entlaiien Das 8nblifum idien
iiber bas ltrteil iebr oufeeregt sll
fein, 10 baB gi1ter Simpion iid
DeronfaBt fiibIte, oie grfldrung ab-
Slgeben, er tDeroe gegen irgenb Ell,
nen @eriub Der Menge, bie @eFan-
genen gu befreien, nit oller ibn Su+
1febellben @etpalt porgeben. gros.
be1n tpuroen Die &auger, als iie Die
@efangenen no6 oem @efangnis
transportiertert BON Der Menge ber-
bobnt unb beidinpft, 10 oaB fie
ii6 geSipungen iaben, TIRE &epolper
gu aieben uno oaourd) Die @ngrei=
fer in Sha9 gu balten. gs gelang
ibnen aud, lire @efongenen gIiies-
li1 i'm @efangnis nnter5nbrineen.
Die 9aItllng Beg Bnblifur1s IN
9pler aeigt einen be6auerliden
MongeI moraIii1en gmpfinoens inl0
eine erihredenoe gertpirrling Der
Medtsbegriffe. l1nb oas in Spier,
oos iib INNER riibnt> bas .Itben"
oes Gtaates 5u iein itn6 in Dem Sic
yeroben n,oraliiden Sbeen unierpr
3eit" por allem Die alIes begliidenbe,
alein ieligrnahelloe Grobibitionsioee,
einen 10 feiten SUB sefoBt baben!
Ser @ouberneur bot Die 8ill nl1-
ter5eidnet, melhe Der giienbabntoni-
miiiion oas &ebt giebt, ben Sou
neuer @abnbofe 5ll perIangen, menn
ibr Die alten nidt lnebr gerliigeno
eribeinen.
Der @ouperneur arbeitet an Der
Beuiaigungsbil unb oieIe 9lrbrif
miro i'm au1 mol nod einige
5oeit IN gniprud nebmen gs ftebt
aber iest fbon feit, oaB er cine sln-
5abl 8eitinlnmngen Der 8in INIT iei-
mem Beto belegen miro.
Die Staats= =Stemerbeb0r0e bat
ben Steuerpert Der uintnlgible ai-
let's" Der terairii6en gilenbabnen fir
oas Sabr 1909 auf $174,125, ,505
feitgeiest. Dies lit Inn $427, 1877
mebr als Die lestiabrige 4bif1bnng.
Die n9eros Meoical Mliocia-
tion" bat ioe6en IN @alpelton ibre
Sabresfonpention abgebalten. Or
90. 8. Stub bon bier purbe gum
Hraiioenten ertpdbIt. 9ie &onben-
ton bat iih fir Die Soee ausee-
lproben, in jeoem gountD eine jos
.genotnte acknowledgements
gu griin0en, tuelhe bic 8efdmpfu.g
Der Sllberfulofe gu ibrer ipe5iellen
@ufgobe MAIDEN ion. Die nahite acn,
bention finoet in 9aaas itatt.
Ser @eioer George 2atp, ser
bei Dem @iienbabnunfan nabe So
nita ihmer perlest tpor6en NOR, lit
geitorben. gr lit oas bierte Spfer,
oas iener lnfaa geforoert bot.
Sn ser Sta0t Detroit In Mco
gfiper gountp iinb lnebrere Sc
i1Gftsbduier abgebrannt, nnter d.
nen oas @ebdioe Der erlten Nntional-
banf. Ser Sdaoen belauft ii6 auf
100000.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14

gietoria 9ipiiion, g. S. e g. 81.
Mnfitnft-
sls Moo. so2-gnero, gietoria. 7:so na6m
NbfaBrt-
SO. 80t-gnero. @ictoria, $3.50 porm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14

Die Sdauereei6idte bob in
8ene3uela Die geiasuna zines ore'
rifanil6en S9iffes ieit Sabren ge.
foneen aebolten peroe, miro Oft
sieI bon oeln amerifaniihen Se.
ianoten in Caracas uno ben ner.
i6ieoenen omerifaniiben 8oniuln in
gene8uela fir cine grfinouns CT.
fl6rt.
Cine Depeihe aus 2onoon
rneloet, Ser Sdab BON Beriien lobe
one Soroerungen Der Mdhte in Be
sua ouf oie fonititutionellen 8erbdft.
niiie in ieinem 2anoe beipiaigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14
Die @eidad)te oun ssOa6.


Per Gtn5ge gar amf Grben,
gSesDgl1 oer S2errgott I'D beianm,
VT mfFf' gerettet tueroen.
g. No
yttss stpa9 tn ben Saiten,
pen e. mt alerlet Setter
Sfpm tn@ft9 tat belaiten.
9as @afer iid) perlamfem,
9a itiegem iie ppm Mrarat
3erab In bellen Sanfeu.
am Gaiser int ,,sri;rfen '' WV wv
Sn mpd1fi ber frnmr,,s Gnob n;e.
Sns g0n;ssr oerrs tr;nfem WV
'ss 0 's
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14
President Taft ernsnnt sinen
Dsmokraten.
nacbt-Rsitsr.
$clddten vcm Reelfcct-See zu.
riickgezc9en.

q
min in ben @etreioegegenoen oes
2nnbes @etreioeipei1er erri1ten, in
benz Die 6arner ibren @ei5ett anf-
itnpeIn lno oaourd einen maBgebell-
ben @influB alf bns 5teigen uno
Gauen Der Hreiie ousiiben f0nneil.
Die urbeber oes Hlnnes boffen ollf
6iefe @eiie cine tpiIoe 9pefulatio:l
tpie Die oiesi1brige, aug ipeIher oenl
Garmer fein geusen ertpadien i'll,
berbinoern gu fonnen. ggenn ser
HIan rur nidt nuh niBgliift tpie ser
nit 6em Mufitnpeln Der 8numtpolle
bier unten bei ults.
&oroce q. Serolo, elm Sort
mann in 9aconln, Bat BON Ser !fe-
gieriing in @aibington Die griaub-
nis erbalten, einen bon linn i'm De
5eulber 1907 i'm .@aibington gsn,
ti0nal Gorreit" entoedten Meteor,
itein, Der nabe5u 12 gonnen spieg.,
BON bort ipegaubringen uno Dem
Smitbionian sSnititute IN Waibing-
ton 5u slnfbepabrung gu iberge9en.
8isber batte fi6 @erolo bartiladie
gepeigert, ben 6unbort a1ougcben,
neil er befiirhtete, Die fir oas Mnf.
fin6en bes Meteorlteins gu ertpartcil-
be 8elobnung foilnte inn entgeben,
tpeun ct ni6t bic effi5ielIe grlnub-
mig erbalte, ben Gteif1 peaaubrins
gen. Dieier lit elmer Der groBtsn.
ipenl nidt Der gr0Bte MeteorItein
Der @elt. gr bot cine 26nge bon
5ebn Sub, tit bier SUB bod uno feds
Sub brett.
= Hrdiioent Gait bat benz Senat
bic @rnennung BON 9enrD @ropes
gonnor, einem Demofraten, gum
9unoesrihter fir 6en o5tlihell
Diitrift bon NorofaroIina iiberlallot.
Dies Midteralnt ipar felt mebrerell
Wonnten iilfoIge oes Eooes oes gfihe
ters Hnrnen pnfant uno Die grnerl.
Ming zines Wa6foIgers fir oieien
lit benz Hrciibenten 2aft nidt Ieiht
QeT16T0en ~ Sare10 0eS orDttiPrfci
Gon,,,fss mn nes STINT more., Sre
mpn,hiifonor noe g,;Str;ftes i, ne,,
MrSiiSenteu oe6r,,noer feinpn Osmo,
fraten 81 ernennen, ielbft ment er
oh.h aes gS;sfr;ftes ,,d,en rn;;sSe M3;,..
SeIspns a. ON NmtpnS Wer,omp,, ,~. ,n,,r. %
e., e,errn soft f;;r 5ns Stint narne.
ia,Ioaen IN ,uh Or hflca IN Ser sronc
bieIe @eipredlurgen nit Senatoresl
uno @epraientanten BON Nor0-Garo-
lima, ebe en- Die Grnennung traf
Gonnor war sebn Sabre lang Wtit.
gIieo oes @idtfoaegiluns Der gu
preme Court BON Noro-G Carolina uni
mebrere Sabre porber &i9ter po11
Superior Courts. Gr gilt fir Ct
M.sss.,aa,. s.'; sas,a uD'' ''D'e'''' po''''''ss'
""l'''ss.s.'s.n.
Sle IuHI5epH angeIiagle,l on
" 2oaDelseg 2e,nellee, oes yeaus
re1er-Srelpens lUnlolg 9elunoes
nNp 5n 5epn Sagen pn Welansn.s NY
SapluHg pom POW oerurlellI lito
s gaOeH en- Velnp ~. ,,s eIHsn en- aeae. ".
lc5eP eIhssIe!gl- 81. e: .nsao nsuer pas a. .xas gs'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14
giienmaaren-S -Spesialitatem, @ras.
yd,neiber unb WasDfen.

Stpeepers, @artenfblai6. Sdeeren
ga,tnis unb glnn1ens9 99neiber, Gibe
Cutters, Die innerbalb " Bon BON
Smin ooer 8lumenbeet jdeiben. gaens
@rasi9neioer uno !@as6ten tperoen, ee,s
gen olte iimgetanid]t ooer pernlietet
grasidneiber, Seten. @iebele, Softer
Shl0ifer. Sbliiifel. S6eeren. eager
iuerben repnriert. Nreie Nblieferlng
gfuft gaoIlins, bitter S01 Dftsgommeres
Strabe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14
gridjt aIte Meeorbe.

MIs aGgemeines Mbfiibr-Tonic. ilnO
@eilinobeits- -Wittel fam feline anoere
Yiue init Or. Sings Nep 2ife Bia
berelihen peroen. Sic reguliren ben
Magen, Die 2eber uno Nieren, itiir-
fen Die Nerben, fnriren unber6altlib-
felt, 9pspepiie, @aniefeit @elbiudt,
&opfi9mer3 Sbiittelfroit uno Mala-
ria. 8eriudt iie. 25c bel alien
Druggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14

Die in ben ainoeriduben ftef-
fenoen sn6uitrien boben iiberbaupt
piel Mebnlihfeit nit &inbern. Sic
friegen in Der Hegel, mas iie wollen
un6 fdreien 10 lange, bis iie es trie.
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14

9ie erite ganf Sic cine grfla.
rung beaiislib Der @arantierulla
ibrer Depofiten abgege6en bot, par
Die Heoples State 8anf IN Gong
bieiu. Sic mill BEN @egenieitigfeits-
plan oceeptieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-14
90. s.. & s. ga6n.

Irfnnft-
Mo: 3-gom Nor6en. ..9:15 nadm
aSlbers -Wom Nor6en. .7:30 BORN
yfo. 9oniton etc.. $3.50 oorm
Gbfa1rt-
Mo. 4-Nab benz Norben. ,7:3O BORN
rSlber r1-gfa6 benz Nor6en 900 nac)m
$40. 244-6pliiton etc. -. 1915 nahm
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g. u. & 81. g. gabu.
g.. S. & g. u. (Saupt- -ainie).

", V' q y. Y. I9uuptESInIeJ.
Nnflnft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1856 BORN
SO. 7-8om Often. .6 100 nad1m
gto. 10-Gl Raio II. Beiten 1870 uacbm
&bfabrt-
0o. 10-gl gafo II. 8elten. .7:3O nadnn
0o. 10-Na6 bem Often. .1O:90 nahm
Ao. 8-@ab Dem Often. ;. 11:40 BORN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
The Lesson.

Prof Charles Zueblin of the Univer-
sity of Chicago was discussing at a
dinner the Easter myths and legends
OF the world.
"The legends that are beautiful and
immoral" he said, "have in them
truths that we all. according to our
kind, take home. This is true in like
wise OF immortal works of art-pic-
lures, poems. songs For different
people they have different messages"
For instance?" said a young girl.
For instance" smiled Prof. Zue-
bin, lin my native Pendleton some of
the mothers used to cut the children's
hair. They did 1t with shears and a
bowl. The operation was often pain
full. and the result was never ele-
CANT.
"In Sunday school a Pendleton
teacher once told her pupils the tragic
story of a Samson and Delilah. Then
she turned to a little boy.
What do you learn, Joe she said,
from the Samson story?'
IT don't never pay. piped Joe. to
have a woman cut a feller's hair"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
SONG OF AN OFF DAY.

Strange that when the sun Is shining.
And the skies are fair and blue.
Days may bring 50 much of sorrow.
Hearts may hold so much Of rue.
After all. tits not the weather.
But ourselves we ought to blame:
II we're brave. in storm and sunshine.
Smiles viii ripple Just the same.
Every bloom by breezes shattered
Shall yet have Successors sweet.
Ways of WEAKNESS and weeping
Shall grow light to troubled feet;
Eyes cast down shall be uplifted.
Shadows haunt the soul no more.
Life is always worth the living
And the best still lies beforei
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
United States Of America
Eastern District Of Virginia:

Eastern District or virginia.
In the Clerks once of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District oiVirginia. at Nor
folk. Virginia.
l. Joseph T. Brady. Clerk Of the
said court. do hereby certify that 5.
Gordon Cumming. Burdett A. Lewis,
Charles Aylett Ashby. md G. Vernon
Spratley. appointed Special Masters
In the decree of sale entered by the
court on the 7th day OF April. 1903.
In the consolidated causes In Equity
OF Clarence II. Wildes. for, etc. VS..
Public Service Corporation OF Virgin
al Ct ais. and Columbia Trust Com
pany. Trustee. VS. Public Service Cor
poration OF Virginia, Numbers 4e0 and
AL. have executed the bond In the
penalty OF $20.0000O required therein.
which said bond has been duly APP
proved by the court and hled in this
office.
In testimony whereof | hereunto ser
my hand and affix the seal of the said
court. at Norfolk, this 9TH day OF May,
1909.
JOSEPH y. BRADY, Clerk,
BY d. Arthur Kelsey, Deputy Clerk.
fSEAI,l su-4t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
Public Sale!
OF ALL THE PROPERTIES, PRIV
leoEs. FRANCHISES AND GOOD
WILL OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE
CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA (THE
HAMPTON AND PHos6Us)
GAS PLANT!

by authority of a decree entered ON
me 7th day OF April, 1909. by the Cir
cult Court of the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia. in
the consolidated equity causes there
In pending under the names and
styles of Clarence II. Wiides. for, etc.
plaintiff, VS.. The Public Service Cor
poration OF Virginia. ct ais. Defend
ants. No. ago: and the Columbia
Trust Company. Trustee. Plaintift
VS.. The Public Service Corporation
OF Virginia, Defendant. No. AL. the
undersigned Special Masters, duly
appointed and qualified under the said
decree. will offer for sale al public
aation 10 the highest bidder,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
Ready For Confederate Reunion
to be Held at Memphis Next Month

Confederacy.' our commander-in-c hief.
jealous Chaplain Ge,ierai. ana all onr
comrades who have proceeded us into
eternity.
I'm order to make the services
more impressive and enlist the inter
est Of ell the ladies of the Confed-
crate Memorial Association VIII have
no seperate exercises, but Will join
with the veterans"
The number Of dead has been
greatly augmented during the last
year by the following distinguished
leaders: Lieutenant General Alex
ander p. Stewart, Chaplain General }.
Niniam Jones. Brigadier General
Frederick l.. Robertson. and Major
General Thomas w. Carwiie.
General William f. Mickle, adju-
tant OF staff. under whose signature
the orders were issued tonight, says
that the matter OF arranging the de-
tails az the memorial services is now
being carried out. and that the list OF
speakers on that occasion will be
made public in Memphis between the
present date and the time OF the re-
union.
General Mickle is in receipt of
many letters from members OF the
organization assuring him of their de-
sire to attend the unwilling of the
statue to General Stephen d. Lee at
Vicksburg. The exercises attendant
upon the unwilling will form one OF
the features of the Memphis reunion
Special trains will take those who
care to go from Memphis to yicks-
burg on the morning following the
last day of the reunion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
wed $50 Years.

VIM. Particularly oldest man
married the third time at 100, worked
in the fields TIL 132 and lived 20 years
longer. People should he youthful at
so. James Wright. Of Spuriock, KY.
shows how to remain young Il feel
Just like a 16-year old boy, sc writes,
after taking six bottles OF Electric
Bitiers. For thirty years Kidney
trouble made life a burden, but the
frs, bottle CT this wonderful medi-
cine convinced me I had found the
greatest cure on earth" They're a
godsend to weak. sickly rundown or
old Beople. Try them SOC at all drug
gist
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-C Continued

the said decree of April Z. 1909. re-
serve the power OF adjonrning said
sale II in the exercise of their due
discretion such adjournment be
proper.
S. GORDON CUMMING,
BURDErr A. LEWIS,
CHARLES AYiErT ASliBY.
c. VERNON SPltATIEY.
Special Masters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
UNPARALLELED.

There had been a fire in the apart
ment building. with heavy loss of prop
erty and many narrow escapes
Were there any acts OF conspicu-
Gus heroism," queried the reporters.
YES" said one Of the victims.
with self-abNegation never before
witnessed in case of this kind. sir.
we all turned in and helped TO carry
out the piano that was on the second
floor"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

Phillips, William +. Lawson. Il. i.
Furness and T. J. DAILY.
Mr. Patrick ]. Flynn sent IN an
application to run for council In the
Third ward to the committee, but as
the time for filing the names expired
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

at noon yesterday the committee de-
clined to consider the request.
The primary in Phoebus will occur
Tuesday afternoon from 90 O'Clock
and the committee will meet Tuesday
night TO canvass the returns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

IN NEW oUARTERs-cons ans
see tire beautiful display Of PoTTED
PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS. az m
HAMPTON FLORAL COMPANY, 20
East Queen Street.; Phone 25a - 8.
CUNNINGHAM. Manages
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
Scottish Prcverb.

Bees that have honey I'm theiy
mouths have stings in their tails
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

Charity on your prescriptions
Congdon CHS them free. 21f-Im
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

From $1,000 70 $4,000. on real es-
tate. See NJ o. LACKEY. n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16
wednesday, June is, '09
At II O'Clock Meridian

At IL O'Clock Meridian
AT IL O'CLOCK MERIDIAN AT THE
FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT
HOUSE OF THE COUNTY OF
ELIZABETH CITY, IN THE CITY OF
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA. THE FOL-
LOWING, TO-WfT:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

al Prom $1,000 20 $4,000 on real Is
tate Sce " q I.ACkEY. ~
ave them as much water as they ~
,,,,5 S-i,t ard hurried tbe-, hsrt W
gain He found the pony where he ~
81 lon n. IN a very had way. but nv
.- ---.rf-,s -, Lfn anE ---s -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-16

from cottage. 1896 per month
II NJ o. LACKEY.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From oil Around tire Town and
County.

JAS. w. Earl. the Erwin real
estate man, was a De Smet visitor
Saturday.
Proceedings are now on in the
county court for the purpose of send
in Lulu Bell to the reform school.
An auction sale of twenty-five
head of horses will be held at the
stock yards in this city Saturday, Oct.
Both.
Variability men with large feet
to buy rubber ~overshoes sizes 10 to IL.
A regular ST. 90 value at so cents at
Burkart's.
Miss Madge Cornwall, of Water
town, visited relatives and friends in
this city the latter part of last week
and the first of this.
The observed of all observers is
the feminine female who wears white
slippers and black stockings. Ever
notice it? Looks like a stick of licorice
in a vanilla ice cream.-Ft. Pierre
Fairplay.
"A. w. Hoyt has sold his dray
line to Brown Bros. vino took posses
sion Tuesday. The new proprietors
are hustlers and give strict attention
to business. The boys will do well
with the line.
We did not learn until after our
last issue was printed that Supreme
Judge Smith got more than he
bargained for when out duck hunting
at Lake Thompson. The boys say
the Judge became little excited and
fell out of the boat.
The jury cases on the calendar OF
the circuit court were all cleaned up
and the jurymen discharged Saturday
of last week. A few court matters
are yet to be attended to and Judge
Taylor was expected to be in the city
today for That purpose.
IF. G. Forsburg was down from
Huron over Sunday for a visit with
relatives and friends. f, 6. is still
in the railway postal service and run
ming from Tracy to Huron. de
recently purchased a home | n the
eastern part Of Huron.
F. B. Danley received a shipment
of a carload Of cabbages from Mime
sofa Saturday morning and by night
had disposed of one.third of the car
load. He held the car here the first
of this week and then went to lroquois
to dispose of the balance.
Fred Moench went TO Minnesota
to spend a few days with his parents
who are having a sale preparatory &c
moving back te South Dakota. Theil
many friends will be glad to welcome
them back to what we think is the
best country what Manchester
News.
w. I'll. Dorothy writes from
Stratton, Col, that he arrived there
safely and at the date of writing, Oct
18th, had house and barn erected on
his homestead. He is well pleased
with the country. Crops were good
this year and it is a fine looking coun'
~, CT II uaIt~ baa his new
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29

bank building completed and is doing
a nice business.
Andrew F. Nelson went to Aber-
deem Friday to register for the land
drawing. Andrew will remain in
this locality for about a month before
departing for the old home in Sweden.
DIR. Stevenson, the well known
eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, of
Sioux Falls will be in De Smet, Tues
day, Nov. 9th, at the new Syndicate
Hotel. Glasses also fitted correctly.
Mrs. Henry Preston departed
Saturday for Minneapolis where she
will spend a few weeks with az uncle,
She will then 60 on to Buffalo for a
visit, and from there will 60 to the
old home in Pennsylvania to again
make her permant home.
The city of Pierre has purchased
a deep we'll drilling outfit and has
started on a well with the intention
of going 5000 feet or more in the hope
of striking a heavier flow of natural
gas, or at least finding out what sort
of material exists at that depth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Sturgeon and
two boys came down from Blunt Sat
urday for a visit with Mrs. Surgeons
mother and with the George Sturgeon
family. III. z. is is compelled to stick
close to business most of the time
and this is about the only vacation he
gets during the year. He put in a
couple days hunting at Lake Thhomp,
son.
The Lake Preston Times last
week chronicled the death Of two of
the pioneers of the central portion OF
the county. They were Levi G. Farm
ham, whose death occurred at Los
Angeles, Oct. 7th, and A. w. Carlson,
who died at st. Paul Oct. 18th. Mr..
Farnham would have been 80 years
of age next January. He homestead
ed a piece Of land just north of Lake
| Preston. A. w. Carlson was at one
time engaged in the hardware bust
ness in Lake Preston.
Surveyors are running a line Tor
the Chicago Northwestern company
from Iroquois to Doland, on the main
line in Sphinx county. Fifteen men
constitute the surveying party and
are the same that just completed the
line from Onida to Hitchcock, upon
which it is understood work will be
pushed as rapidly as the weather con,
dirions will permit. The line from
Iroquois to Doland will open a well
settled and prosperous farming section
and will be a splendid feeder for the
Northwestern system. If weather
conditions continue favorable, the
survey will be completed the presen!
season.
Marsh Whaley, a former De Smet
bow. writes from his home at Morri-
son, Oklahoma, that he and family
are we'll, and that they are enjoying
a good business this year. A part OF
the summer was hot and dry but
crops were very good and the prices
are such that the crop returns are
even greater than common. Marsh
saws he has degenerated into milking
a family cow just for the sake of her
royal highness, the daughter OF the
house. De Smet friends are always
Glad to hear from Mr.. and Mrs.
Whaley, and it is pleasant to know
they are enjoying a share Of the pros
perity of the country. But Marsh
always was a hustler in his way, and
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29

Special prices on mems high top
shoes $500 tau II, inch $500, $500
black, IL inch $3.50 at Burkarts.
Mrs. Arson Wright aud daugh-
ter Mary and Mrs. f. M. Andrews
returned Sunday morning from their
visit to Minneapolis.
The social season of 1909-10 will
be short. Ash Wednesday falls on
February 9th, and Easter Sunday will
fall on March 9th.
"A hard time social will be held
at the Basart school Friday evening,
Nov. 9Th, under the auspices of the
Sunday school. Every woman and
man that comes must leave their good
clothes at home or pay a fine. Lunches
packed in grape baskets and sold to
highest bidder.
Gold Medal and Garland -four at
the Farmers Elevator.