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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

defeat was the first experienced by the
Alliance team this season, and more than
passing interest Is manifested both by the
friends of the home team and by the hun
Stockmen's convention. now being held at
Alliance
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Hits: Off Swan, 3 in two and two-thirds
innings; off baltimore, 3 in six and one
third innings; off McSurdy. / in one and.
two-thirds innings. Two base hits: Dorner
bases: Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 8. Sacrifice
hits: shannon, Kelly. First on errors: Kan
sas City, 1; Toledo, l. Stolen bases: Hall
ley; Love to Brashear to Beckley; Het-
ling to Beckley; Hinchman 10 Mccarthy to
Freeman. Struck out: BY Swan, 2; by Dor.
Hit by pitched ball; Love. Time: 1850. Um-
pire: Sullivan.
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zone out when winning run was scored.
Milwaukee .........0 0 / 0 Ia
columbus ."....... 0 l 0 0 al
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JAMES M. BEAVER

Answer-Section 0, rule "a: Balk-A balk
shall be; Delivery of the ball to the bat
when the catcher is standing outside the
lines OF catcher's position as defined In
rule g. Therefore I'm this case the pitcher is
charged with a bslk and the runner Is
gnfp
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

CHICAGO, June 17.-President O'Neill OF
the Western league, says the report that
John Killing, former catcher OF the Chicago
National league team, is about TO pur-
chase the franchise of the Pueblo club Of
the Western league and remove 1t to st.
Joseph. is without foundation, so far as he
knows. He declares all clubs In the league
are in excellent condition and there is no
reason why the Pueblo franchise should be
transferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
weston In Utah.

ECHO, Utah. June ua2EdwsFA Paysou
Weston arrived here at f:404thfa afternoon
cisco at 1850. He planned TO stop over
night at Morgan, Utah.F
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Two base hits; Cockman, Dunleavy O),
Pullman. Stolen bases; Flynn, Armbrus-
ter. Delehanty. Double plays: Reilly to
Olson. Yeager to Wrigley. Bases on balls:
Off Kilroy. 3; Pullman, g. Struck out: BY
Kilroy, 4; by Puttmsn. ?. Wild pitch.
Pullman. Balk; Pullman. Sacrifice hits:
Armbruster. Wrigley, Woodruff. Left on
bases: st. Paul, 6; Louisville, T. Time,
l:35. Umpire, owens.
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Gnme ar Ben.on Park,

The Voegele and Dining Mazeppas and
the Woodmen Of the World teams will play
at Benson park, Saturday al 2 pm. VIII
son Adkins will hurl for the w. o. w.
Bunch and Mclean who has not lost a
game this year, viii be on the slab for
the MaEeppas. Manager Frank Qulgley Of
the Townsends will umpire. The lineup:
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Italia 10 An Kanana

SALIVA. Kan, June 1.-THE car Italia
IN the New York-tesseattle race passed here
this evening at 1850; Rains W made the
Is slow.
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ST. LOUIS WINS HARD GAME
Bresnahsn's Men Manage to Pull Out
with Small Lead.
L1sTLEss CONTEST AT CHICAGO
Crasy Base Running on Both sides
Loses Chances for Scoring
Errors Help Home Team
to = Pair Of Runs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. June H.-Boston gave
the st. Louis team hard work today, but
B~resnahan's men manages to win out by
a score Of 4 to 3. Lush pitched good ball
with the exception Of the third inning,
when he was hit hard. Boston supported
White poorly. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

WASHINGTON. June t1-Washington
defeated ST. Louis In a f%ive-inning game to-
day, 5 to 1, a heavy rainstorm breaking as
the locals were going to the bat in the
sixth inning. Graham was driven from the
rubber in the fifth. and Howell was also
hit hard. Groom was effective in the face
Of poor support. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

play the winner of the July tournament
for the StorE handicap trophy. In the semi.
finals yesterday Koch (mihus 3) defeated
Dufrene, 6-S. 90; Scribner (scratch) defeated
Kohn, 6-2, 6-a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Baker Bros. will play the South Omaha
Young Mems Christian association out at
Benson park Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Both teams are in good shape,
consequently a good game is anticipated.
~ Go " AZ =
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Chicago Takes Poor Game.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 1.-THE locals won
a dull and listless game today, enlivened
only by Brooklyn's punching OF two two
base hits and two triples by Evers. Crazy
base running on both sides lost chance
for scoring, and two of the visitors err
rors helped Chicago to a pair of runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
topeka FIN FOURTEEN sTANzAs
Loses 3 to 2 After Red Hot
Game on FOrmcr,a Grnnnha

TOPEKA, June 1.-The ancient base ball
rivals, Wichita and Topeka, hooked up to-
gether today for fourteen innings, Topeka
chasing the winning run across after tyo
were down. The score was 5 to 2 II was
an alright game ali the way and might
made a bum throw OF McManus' slow
Erounder that let McManus 20 to second.
He scored on Hendricks third single. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
DENVER
Iadians Drive Adams and Ford from
the box.

PUEBLO, Colo. June IL-Galgano was
invtncible today. and as the Indians showed
yer was outclaseed and put out in the first
game of the series by a score OF s to o.
box b the early innings. Curtis hit a
home run in the first inning and this was
followed by a general swatting bee. Dem
Yer dtl not get q tnan TO third base,
GalgahO being assisted In holding them
dow by two fast double plays. Locke,
who was given a tryoNt early in the sea-
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oxford wins from wianer.

wISNER. Neb, June H-(special Tele-
gram THE oxford indian dsfeEted ths
Wtsuer team today, 4 TO
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BIG AUTO EVENT IS TODAY
Western Vanderbilt is to Be Run
at Crown Point, Ind.
ENORMOUS CROWDS ARE THERE
Final Practice Develops Few Feat
ures-soIdiers Arrive to Guard
COurse-Interest Great and
Accommodation POOR.

CROWN POINT. Ind.. June 11.-with a
dull. red sunset, promising fair weather for
the opening Of the automobile races over
the Crown Point-Lowell circuit OF 2b.b miles
tomorrow, throngs began to arrive tonight.
Excursion trains from every direction
brought thousands of people as did long
lines Of motor cars. This town Of 1900 resi-.
dents was fairly smothered under the
avalanche Of humanity. yelled, hooded,
~goggled and expectant Of sensational con-
tests In the struggle Of the seventeen light
automobiles entered in the race for the
Indiana trophy.
In nearly every house in tow and in
Lowell, every room was a bed room to-
night. Belated arrivals offered high prices
for places to sleep on the floor and some
failed to get even this ccommodation.
There were those, arriving very late, found
some sleep in their machines. Some gave
up all idea of slumber and wended their
way to the course, there TO wait until the
morning, despite the unseasonably cool
weather.
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EiNc InnInrn PInNed.

2; by Dygert. q villa piscnes: Summers,
Dygert. Time: l.60. Umpires: Connolly
and Hurst.
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Game at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June II-Minne-
apolls batted Slagle freely through five in
nings today and took the opener from
indianapolis by a score of to 2. Olmstead
pitched shut-out ball, errors behind him
counting the only scores for Indianapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
.IorX CITY.


Two-base hits: Bader, smith ~, Chabek.
Bases on ballss OFF Lang, 8; off Chabek, 3.
hit with pitched ball: Andreas, Hunter.
WEIGH, Chabek, Bader, Kerner, Mattick.
Passed balls: kerner (2). Struck out: BY
Lang, 81 by Chabek, 8 Stolen bases:
Melch (S), Hunter, Smith, Towne. Double
plays; Lang TO Dwyer to Niehoff; Niehoff
70 DwyeT to Niehoff. Left on bases: Des
Moines, 10; Sioux City, o. Time: 1855. At
tendance: 1900. Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
OMAHA

Double play: Franck to Perrine. stolen
bases: Waldron. Davidson, Thomas. Sac
rifice hits: Fox, Jude, Cadman. Struck
out: BY Farthing, 4; by Sanders, l. by
Kelley, 2. Base on balls: Off Farthing, q;
off Sanders, /; off Kelley, /. wild pitch:
Farthing; Passed ball: sullivan. Hits;
nings; off Kelley, 4 in four and one-third
innings. Time: 1855. Umpire: Mullin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Two base hts' ByIne, Evans 1hree
base hit: Beck. Sacrifice hits: Starr,
Beck to Graham. Sta to Dahlen to Au-
trey, Charles to Phelps to Byrne, Hulswitt
to Ellis to Evans. Stolen bases: Konet-
chy, Hulswitt. Hit with pitched ball: BY
White. l. Wild pitches: White, 2. Bases
on balls: OFF Lush, /; off White, 2. Struck
out: BY Lush, 8; by White, 2. Left on
bases: st. Louis, 5; Boston, 8. Time, lisa.
Umpires. Kane and KLEIN.
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Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGuE.
AMER ASsN.


GAMES TODAY.
Western Le~ague-Omaha at Lincoln,
Wichita at Topeka. Denver at Pueblo,
Sioux City at nes Moines.
National League-New York at Pittsburg.
American League-St. Louis at Washing
ton, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at
New York.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at MIL
waukee, Toledo at Kansas City, Indianapo-
lis at Minneapolis. Louisville at 81. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City Beats Toledo in Well
PInNRd Gnma.

KANSAS CITY, June THE Kansas
city team began a series on the home
grounds by defeating Toledo, s TO 2, in a
well played game today. Swan complained
OF a close decision and vas sent to ane
club house. Score:
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Milwaukee In FIrst Place.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. June 17-MfIwaukse
W mt back into first place today, by win
ming from Columbus, 2 TO l. while Indian
apolis was being beaten in Minneap polls.
The game was a pitching duel with honors
In favor of Wacker. The score:
MILWAUKEE, COT TTupTyu
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
PHILADELPHIA

Two-base hit: Mcintyre. Hits: OFF Plank.
s in six innings; off Dygert, / in two in
nings; off Coombs, 0 in one inning. Sac
rifice hit: Bush. Sacrifice flies: Crawford,
2 Stolen bases; Bush, Cobb. Double play:
Schaefer TO Morarity. Left on bases: Phil
adelphis, Z; Detroit s. First base on balls:
Off Plank. /; off Summers. 3; off Dygert,
l. Struck out. By Plank. ? by Summers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Two base hits: Mcmillan, Hunter. Three
base hits: Evers, 2. Sacrifice, hits: Glenn
ents, Zimmerman. Sacrifice fly: Bergen.
Stolen bases: Burch, 2; ~Sheckard, Hoffman.
Double play: Alperman to Mcmillan to
Hummel. Left on bases: Chicago, ,;
Brooklyn. 6. First base on balls: Off
Brown, /; off Hunter. 5. First base on
errors: Chicago, /; Brooklyn, 2. Struck
out: BY Brown, 4. Balk: Hunter. Time
1:47. Umpires, tombstone and Cusack.
Games Postponed.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS York game
postponed; rain.
At Cincinnati - Observation-Disclosures
game postponed, wet grounds. Game will
be played tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
AUTOMOBILES RECORD BROKEN
Ralph de Palma Makes 90 Miles In
23t35 Time.

READVILLE. Mass, June 1.-THE
worlds automobile record for twenty-five
miles was broken at the ReRdville track to-
day by Ralph DePalma, His time was q
minutes IS seconds.
Barney Oldfleld's old record, % minutes
3Sab seconds, was made at Fresno, Cal,
Decemher l3. 1904.
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tame at New York.

NEW YORK, June H.-Cleveland won to-
days game from New York by scoring
three runs in the first inning. Hughes
then being found Tor a triple, two doubles
and q single. Warhop, who succeeded
Hughes, pitched finely and prevented any
tallies. Score:
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'Batted for Knight in ninth.
sBatted for WARRIOR Ia ninth.

.bhtted Tot khIBht IN NINTH.
'Batted for warhop In ninth.
Cleveland ......""S 0 0 9 Q 0-3
Two base hits: Hinchman. Ball, Kleinow.
Engle. Three base hits; Goode. Hemphiil.
Sacrifice hit: Lajoie. Stolen base: Lord.
Left on bases: Cleveland, 9; New York, S.
First on error; New York, /. Double play:
Engle and Laporte. Struck out: BY Berger,
g.; by WARRIOR, 6. Hit by pitched ball: by
WARRIOR, 2 Passed ball: Bemis. Hits: off
Hughes, 4 in one inning off Warhop, 4
in eight innings. Time: 1853. Umpiros:
O'Loughlin and KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
DetroIt Beatl PhlIadeIphlA.

proved effective in every inning except the
ninth today, while Detroit punched hits In
two innings off Plank and won the game
by a score OF I to 2. Score:
III PHLADEIPHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
BuCHAN WINS AUTO CONTEST
mahaD Has Perfect Score and
Hauuan'a ia %,

Captain F. e. Buchan won the auto en-.
durance contest from c. r.. Hannah OF
Council Bluffs yesterday by two points
Captain Buchnn had a perfect score and
Humans was IS. The latter lost because
his engine became stalled once. The con-
test was the run-off OF the tie which re-
suited from the race Of some days ago
and the same route was followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Two baBe MT: kruger. Base on balls:
OFF Goodwin, 4; off Wacker, q. Struck out
BY Wacker, 8; by Goodwin, 1. Double plays:
Moriarity to Kee to James; Clarke TO
SchreCk. Left on bases: BY Milwaukee. G.
by Columbus, 3. Stolen bases: MORTALITY
Randall. Sacrifice hits: Robinson, Mccain,
Randall, Mccormick. Time: 1:4b. Umpires
COnahan and King
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Two Pitchers Hard Hit.
CIarks Defeats HordviIIe.

CLARKS. Neb., June H.-(SpeciaI)-A
fast game OF ball was played at Clarks be-
tween the Clarks Athletics and Hordville,
resulting in a victory for the former by the
score OF 3 to 2. Hordville expected no
trouble in winning the game, as they had
previously defeated the Central City pro-
fesslonals. but the locals outplayed and
outbatted them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

two out when winning run was scored.
Wichita ."9SR002QQ99090R
kahi, Abbott Bases on bAls; off Hendrix,
4; off A%tchinson, 5. Sacrifice hits: Wooiey,
Anderson. Hit BY pitched ball: Downie.
Left on bases; Topeka, 0; Wichita. 10.
Stolen bases: hughes, Pettigrew. Time;
7f0 Umpire; Glenalvin. Attendance: 100.
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LOCATE BALLS BY LIGHTNING
LynnewOod Golf Cup Tournament
Haa Drnmntic CnncIuainn.

~ SOII Cup tournament
Has tic Conclusion.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1E-Playing in a
protracted thunder shower after II was 80
dark that the latter contestants waited for
flashes of lightning to locate the balls, this
evening furnished a dramatic wind-up for
the qualifying round OF the annual Lynne
wood Hall cup tournament at the Hunt
inEton valley Country club at Noble a
There were ninety starters. nearly half
OF whom caught the full force OF the storm,
7e, went to Howard Perrin, former cham
pion OF the Philadelphia district, His score
ls within one stroke Of the competitive
did all OF the low score men. There was
z triple lie for SECOND place at so between
TiHe1 eb TI5fSny: HHf SIoIG H. n McF a u
philadelphia, the former University Of
Pennsylyanla star and Edward Isatterth-
IN ...:...""".":.s sfSstSst It's
The first division split on the total of 81
strokes, -Four men must therefore, play
places. PERKINS, score was a model OF
steadiness over heavy grounds and was
that 'i ths o Gsr : always ys O Ols~ of ff the hs' most aSst
difficult In the country, has lately been ex-
tensively trapped on somewhat the same
City. L. l. Tiffany had been the favorite
for low score medal, but he got into the
In attempting to play out when he should
have picked out. He also had lesser trouble
by getting behind a bunker on the eleventh.
Mcfarland lost his chance by taking
three puts on the sixteenth hole. S. d.
Bowers, Bridgeport, and Oden Horstman,
Washington, widely-known players, fell
Into the second set by a single stroke.
The day brought one strange Incident.
w. F. Harrison, Philadelphia, drove out
OF bounds on the eleventh hole. His ball
hit the roof OF a house and bounded back.
Then by an exceptional mid-iron stroke
and a fine putt he holed out in 8 to par 4.
Tiffany is slightly the favorite for winner
of the finals. Jerome TrRvers. national
champion, has two legs on the trophy and
Fred H~erreshoff OF New York one leg.
Those who qualified for the fist division
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
ABOUT THAT JOHN Killing DEAL
Topeka Journal PurpOrts to Give the
Facts Of the Case.

Some days ago the Kansas City Journal
printed a story to the effect that Johnny
King was going to take the Pueblo fran
chise and run a team In st. Joseph for the
western league and now some sport
writer's are signing their names to
authoritative" stories on the subject.
Here Is the interesting manner in which
the Topeka Journal disposes Of this yarn:
The papers over the circuit are enlarg-
ing on a story printed In the Kansas City
journal one day last week about Cooley
and Killing having a three hours confer
ence, while the Topeka man was in Kan
sas City. The Pueblo papers see the light
In 1t by inferring that Killing will buy out
Pueblo. Other papers say hat It means
that Killing will buy the Pueblo club and
transfer it to st. Joe. The truth OF the
matter is this: Cooley is going TO open
up a smoke house and pool room in Topeka
in a few weeks. Killing has an establish
best. Cooley hasn't operated a place Of
this kind before. Johnny King is his
friend, and naturally the Topeka magnate
sought the advice Of the Chicago recall
citrant. Before going to Kansas City
Cooley didn't know much about the bust
ness. When he came back he had every
detail at his tongues end. And II is al
most a cinch that nothing but the billiard
business was discussed, for Cooley couldn't
have learned what he did In much less
than three hours. Incidentally, Killing will
be back in Chicago before long, possibly
by July l."
Ducky Holmes, before he left Omaha
Wednesday. said:
II take no stock in this story of Killing
tra~nsplanting the Pueblo team in st. Joe.
The last time / was in Topeka Dick Cooley
told me Of his plan to open a cigar store
and pool hall, and he said, as he knew
nothing about the business. he was going
to run over to Kansas City the first day
he could leave his team and get some
pointers from Killing"
Pueblo is bad, but people with a memory
as long as a yardstick, know that st. Joe
is worse when 1t comes to supporting a ball
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18
81. Paul Takes Ones.

ST. PAUL, MINI, June iT-Kilroy was
effective with men on bases. while st.
Paul punched their hits on Pullman and
won the first game OF the series by a
score Of 3 TO l from Louisville. Score:
ct PATH. IOTTqyITTE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-18

Batteries-CIarks, ", Douglas and '.
Douglas; Hordvllle, Gouche and G~rosvenor.
Struck out: BY Douglas, IA; by Gouche, 70.
Base on balls: BY Douglas, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: Brohman.
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E. C. Musser, of Highmore. agent
for the Jewel Nursery Co., of Lake
City. MIMI. was in the city Wednes-
day. This is the oldest and largest
nursery in the northwest. Mr. Mus
ser handles all kinds of fruit trees.
shade and ornamental trees. orna-
mental shrubs and climbing vines,
and small fruit. Northern grown
stock is the best and most hardy
and this firm guarantees their stock
to be free from disease. Buy your
flowers, trees. etc., of Musser and
have an orchard that gives satisfac
ton the first year.
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A. S. Lewis Big Tent show will ex-
hibit here for three days next week.
August 8, 10. II. this show has been
in Miller twice before and gave en-
tire satisfaction both times. Don't
forget the dates Aug. 8, 10. IL.
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Mr. and Mrs Pete Olson, of Alpha
twp. returned Monday from an ex-
tended visit in the west. While
there they took in the Seattle expo
S ton.
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C. M. Dwyer returned last even
ing from his outing trip to Okaboji.
Mrs Dwyer and Nadine will spend
another two weeks there before re-
turning.
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Miss H. E. Busnfield and Miss
Jennie Whitehead returned to their
home in Cambridge. Ohio, Tuesday
after several weeks visit at the
home OIL. A Bushfield.
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Huron Herald-Jack Wilson, the
Miller real estate dealer came in last
night on a short business trip.
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Alex Gilmore and wife, of Flor
ence twp, returned Tuesday from
an extended visit in Illinois.
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Miss Jennie Skinner, of Des
Moines, was the guest of Mrs c. R.
Beals in the city this week.
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The students of the Souix Falls
Business College Souix Falls, S. ID.
are most enthusiastic in praising
their school. Send for a catalogue
and offer of Free tuition.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-05

The show given by N. Johnson for
the benefit of the ball team Tuesday
evening netted them about SIT.
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Miss DeEtte Lillibridge. OF Pierre,
is the guest Of Mrs d. H. Smith in
the city this week.
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The Daily Huronite. of Huron,
recently purchase by w. S. Bowen
and G. H. Bowen, has Deen enlarg-
ed and considerably improved.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-05

John Cushman had the misfortune
to fell from load of hay last week
breaking his collar bone.
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Miss Gladys Hudson, of st. Paul
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Christ
in the CITY this week.
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The Hand County Fair will be held
at Miller Sept. q. % and %. A
good time is assured.
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Harry Snoddy returned from Mon
tana this week where he filed on 160
acres of land.
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DR.. McWhorter reports the birth
of baby last Tuesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Chas. Pierce in
Greenleaf twp.
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Deputy Auditor John Williams
made business trip to Rockham
this week.
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: A. II. CHURCHILL

DR.. K. H. Wilson returned last
week from vacation trip to the
coast and other western states.
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J. H. Morrill,, of Minneapolis, was
here the first Of the week looking
after his land interests in this
county.
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Misses Sarah and Clara Burke, of
Chicago, niece and sister of Mrs
Dan Walsh, are visiting in the city.
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Miss Elizabeth Christ entertained
at breakfast Friday morning in hon
or of her friend, Miss Gladys Hud-
son.
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We make buttons send in cloth
stating size wanted.
A II Churchill
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For Rent-My new cement store
"a by 70. See me at once.
p. II. Coquillette
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Born to Mr. and Mrs Peter Verdoff
Of Holden twp, on Saturday a boy.
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Miss Vera Catalan visited with
friends in Rec Heights Wednesday.
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J. r. Stephens is buying grain for
the Atlas people this summer.
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Frank Crabtree was a business
visitor to Pierre this week.
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Jack Wilson made a business trip
to Washington Saturday.
J. w. Heltibridle made business
trip to Redfeld Monday.