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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
St. Francis Academy.
Baker City, Oregon.
Boarding and Day School
for Cirlc Boys under is years
Jul UllIS. Of age admitted.

The course OF studies EN-.
braces the eighth grades OF COM
mon studies; braced on the state
course OF studies, the Academic
course OF four. years and the
Commercial course. f..
The music and painting de.
partments offer splendid advan'
tages.
Studies will be resumed Sept,
:, 1909. For furthel particu-
lars call at the Academy or adj
dress the SISTER SUPERIOR.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06

Minnesota executive was intrOd uced
the crowd burst into cheers hat
lasted several minutes.
The pedestal which supports the
bust Is composed of three blocks of
granite. one subscribed by the people
OF Japan. one by British Columbia
and the other by people of Mime
sofa. Mr.. INNS home state, Each OF
these blocks weigh three tons.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to the
late firm OF Riekard IL Carlile
are requested to settle with
Attorney G. McGonagill and
avoid further inconvenience.
l.. J. Rickard.
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g. L. KING.
u. 8. Commissioner.

All kinds OF land filings and
final proofs can now be made
before Gilbert l.. King, Y. s.
com missioner. Office in Onta-
rio National Bank building, On
tario, Ore.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06

Any physician that knows the
Wilson Duffy Drug Co., will not
hesitate TO trust his patients
medicine to us for preparation.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
q. A. Il. CONVENTION.

Salt Lake City, August Ola.
Excursions via Oregon Short
Line, August 7th to 18th, inclu-
sive, Return limit, August 23
Ask agents for rates and further
particulars.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
HILL MONUMENT UNVEILED
Minnesota hay at Seattle Attracts
Large Crowd.

Seattle. Aug, i.-Minnesota day
nj the A.-Y.-P, Exposition was cele-
braied yesterday with an elaborate
program. followed by the unyeilins
OF bronze bust Of James j. I'M,
OF equal importance with the un'
yelling of the monument was the ad-
dress Of Gov, John \. Johnson. OF
Minnesota. The auditorium was
packed 10 It's capacity. and when the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
Notice TOR Publication.
Department OF the Interior

u, >. Land Onice ht Burns, oregon,
July 8, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Caleb T,
Coulter, of Mosquito, Oregon. who, on
. ~ ', ;a ISs Noe e elIas s''ssa ssT Len, entry
wisuwi4. Section 10, T. 10 g.. r. ~ T.
and sei4net4. section "a, township III
south, range a. east. Willamette Me.
ridian. has filed notice OF intention 10
make Final Five Year Proof 10 es-
tablish claim 10 the land above de.
scribed, before Ii. w. Mulkey. county
clerk Of Malheur county at his office at
Vale, Oregon, ON the 10th day ol Au'
gust. 1909.
Claimant names rs witnesses;
Edward l. Hannah. Samuel Hill.
Clarence T. Barker. Frank II. Cram,
all Of Mosquito, Oregon.
jyl0 WM. FARRE. Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
A-Y-P Exposition Rates.

via Oregon Short Line Railroad.
$25.25 from Ontario TO Seattle
and return. On sale daily, com.
mencing June LIST. Ask agents
for further particulars.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
q. A. II. CONVENTION.

". ~ IT. 'oSNENiioN'
Salt Lake City, August Ola.
Excursions via Oregon Short
Line, August 7th to 18th, inclu-
sive. Return limit, August 23.
Ask agents for rates and further
particulars.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06

Blue Prints OF any Township
in the Burns Land District,
showing names OF entrymen,
kinds Of entry, dates, etc, and
topography. Price sl,0O, }.
G, Turney, Burns, Oregon.
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Notice Tor Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
u. 3. Land Office at Burns. Oregon,

u. s. Land Office at Burns. Oregon,
July Is. 1909,
Notice IL hereby given that Winfield
s. Mayberrv, OF Ontario Oregon, who,
ON June 2?. 1915, made homestead en-
try No. S6i7. Serial No. 0.6ss. for
ninwt aud n mel SEQ. 2s, TIP Is south
range ~ east, Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make
Final Communication Proof, TO es'
tablish claim 10 the land above de-
scribed before b. w. Mulkey. county
clerk Of Malheur county. at his office at
Vale, Oregon, on the ;Ilst day OF An'
gust, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
G.. II. Brown, Chas. iiaygood, L. II.
Conklin, Z. w. Mallett, all OF Ontario,
Oregon.
jy23 WV. FAKRE. Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06

Read the Argus and get the
cream of the news. Only sl.O0
per year.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06
q. A. X. CONVENTION.

Salt Lake City, August Ola.
Excursions via Oregon Short
Line, August 7th to 18th, inclu-
sive. Return limit, August %.
Ask agents for rates and further
particulars.
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MMx *se N X NJ N A* N NJ X ~. X NJ
AUGUST CLEANUP SALE!

Ladies' Muslin Underwear. Great slash
ing in the whole stock, moth ne reserved, prices
from 35 to so per cent off. This is something
you will be interested in.
Shoes for Ladies, Children and Men, half
price and less. We have a table full of these,
and they are bargains, the best shown any
where
Summer Wash Goods at sterling values.
These goods must be seen to be appreciated.
y Everything in the house is worth yonr in
spectiOn. n'
Our remnant counter will repay you for q
visit to our store. -
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06

Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Once.
July 10, 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol.
lowing townships have been surveyed
aud the Official plsts Of survey will be
filed iu this ONCE August 2s, 1909:
Township ~ South. Range 20 East.
Township Is Range "
Township aa Range 30 "
TQwpship u Range 10 Z"
Township "a Range ~ 4"
Township az " Range al "
Township aS Range 30 4"
Township 80 Range 81 =
This offioe will be prepared TO receive
applications for the entry Of lands In
the above townships on and after the
said esd day OF August. 1909.
wM. FARRE. Register
FRASx DAvxy, Rscsivsr.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-08-06

must dispose of $4,000 worth of Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods and shoes by AUGUST Is.
This is the chance of the year to make great
savings in these lines You cannot appreciate
these values unless you see the goods. Let us
show you what we are Offering:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
Sob Ses sItblcten Sdeerer.

Sn @Ii5abetb, q. s.. itarb BiGiam
SdIeerer, elm proieilione1er gtblet,
Der iih in alien groBeren StG0ten
glmerifas bate als itarfer Rann be.
punoern laiien, an Der Sunosputb.
Sheerer mar AZ Sabre alt uuO $50
Sfurb i6per, iein Eobestanlpf mar
ihredIih. Or tpar Dor et1pa brei
Wonateu bon ieinem tIeinen Suube
in einen Singer ieiner linfen Sono
gebiiien Doroen.
Die 8un6e rpur0e ausgebrannt
unO beilte 10 ihnea, 6ab er Die gan3e
SliiGre ihon ldngit oergeiien batte,
als er Dor ief)s Sagen erfrantte. Or
Onhte nidt ooB 6ies iein llnpobl'
iein ouf ienen 9ib 3uriid3ufiibren iei,
uno erit als Der bon ieiner 5rau fon.
iuItirte Or. Otto 8agner Die 9ranf-
belt aIs Solltputb biagnoiti5irte, ipur.
Oe er ms Soipital gebra6t un0 es
luuroe GQcs allfgeboten. nm penig'
items ieiner Sooesfampf Uu erIeih.
tern. gIIs Sheerer gu trinfen oer'
iuhte un0 pesen eintretenoer 0fus.
feltrdmpie nidIt idIuden founte, Der.
fiel er in Raierei un0 bebrobte 8Gr'
ter uno ger5te, 70 oab er gefefeIt
Deroen muBte.
Sheerer mar Elm MitgIieo bes
Surnoereins unO gaIt als Der ftGrfite
Innn in 9sep SSeriep. @ines ieiner
9raoouritiiie mar, elm nit 16 Ser.
ionen beiestes Saruiiea auf ieiner
SruIt 81 balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
DAB wnse Ser Fnniiden StlbHdRSfs.
Felt.

Die Ruiiifi5irung SinnIm6s boll.
siebt iib gans na1 Betersburger
9iftat. Inter benz 8oriis bes @e-
neraIgounernerrs fano in $eliingfors
sins Sisune bes Sefonomiebeporte-
ments 6es Senates itott. Rah Ser.
Ieiuns eines NunifeItes bes 9aiiers
betreffeno ben &rieesbeitrae Sinrt-
lambs bei6IoB oas 9epartement, bos
Wanifeit orOnunesm6Big au berOf-
ientIi6en, uno i6rieb Der SaiiptfaIie
Dor, Der &ei6srentei aebn Wiuionen
RubeI 5u iibertpeiien. Serner bradte
Der Senat an ben 2an6tag cine 8or.
Iase Der foiierIi6en Regieriing iiber
bic finanSieLIe HegeIrng bieier Srage
fir bic n6diten Sabre elm. 9as sra.
nifeit lift in 9etersburg Oeroffentliht
iporoen. @leid3eitig iudt bic rui.
iiide Regierlng in elmer offiSioien
@rfIaritne bic ftarfen Srlippenien.
buneen mad SinnIanb 5u enti6uIoi.
gen. SSn Der r3oiIiia" pir6 gan3
itnOerfroren Oeriibert, bic &egierung
perfoIge in SinnIano fetne agreiiipen
Gbiidten, bod iei Die SaIhing eint.
serOortiser poIitii6er areiie mb
ibrer BreBoraane oerart, Dob Die Ge-
sierim9 een0tbist lei, Die 8abI Der
ruiiiiden Eruppen in SinnIanb reht.
;eitig 3u erb0ben. 9le gan5e Rab.
reeeI iei MIR fir BEN Sal setroffen,
baB Die SinnI6noer ibre nBflidt aIs
IopaIe 9iir9er pereeiien" un6 ben
RatbihIdgeu tbrer BubIisiiten uno
RoIitifaIter foIgen tpiirben. Die Ser.
bdnelm9 oes 9riees5uitanbes iiber
SimIano iei MIR 3u ertparten, penn
SinuIano ieIbit einen 6erartigen
Sdritt oltrd @iienbabn., Boit. un6
SeIegrapbeuitretfs ODER bur6 anoere
SonoIingen berousforbere.
9emno6 lit fdon oamit su red.
men, 6aB bel Der geringiten Regung
6es @ioeritanoes Der &riees5uIton6
iiber gang 5innIaub berbGnet pirb.
0as 9ono 9ebt elmer iebr triiben gu.
limit entgegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
6erssnsbilonns.
gias Der ssditea GtssHiAaitsH, BstAs hemassns
iasu ssriiessH Rtrssz iaaa.

SeroensbiIbuns ift cine Der ebel-
Tten @igenifoften. Die Reinbeit 6es
Sersens perIeibt Sem Wenid1en - be.
ion0ers Der Srau = cine bouernbe
Sd0nbeit, ole bic f6rperIihen tueit
iibertrifft, un6 6urd elm ebGes, reines
Sero lit er Der @ottbeit am ndd)Iten
bertpnnot. Gin re6Iid]es, eltes &C.
miitb boiler 2iebe, obne 6alid, fern
bon SGrte uno 9iebIoiiJfcit iei Die
bodite @bre, Der grobte StoG5, Oenn
es lit Der urquen aIler SugenOen uno
aIIer @IIdielisfeit. Sffen imo pobr
iei bas Beien, natiirlib unb obne
3iererei.
gei6ts 6arf man oberfIG6Ii6 tbuu,
nod anidouen, ionbern ulles senar
ins Iuge faiien, Inn es ridtig 81 be.
urtbeiIen unb bariiber nafSilbenfen.
8o6l fam Der Renid obne SerSens-
biIOunq fir fur5e Seit burb GuBere
8or5iige beiteben, aber ben fpdbren
Weni6enfeuner pir6 er niht tan-
f6en, oenn oas 9enebmen pir6 balo
5eigen, baB Der innere @ertb feblt.
sleubere anmiltb feline Sitten, ebler
anitan6 miiiien aus Der SeeIe berbor-
Eeben, iie ntiiiien Der SpiegeI oes sSrt.
nern fem. Der Sinu fir oas @ute,
Seine uno 9ie6te barf ME nerloren
geben, oas 5orte @efiibl, &einbeit i'm
@mpftnoen, 9enfen, &e6en itnb San-
oeIn ntub eetpedt unb erbnIten Der-
ben. glu6 Die @eoanfen mub man
beberrI6en, oenn es 1T ni6t geniig,
fein unredlt su tbun, ionbern es bari
fein itni60ner @eoante ii6 in's Sera
iflei6en.
geur ba 1T pabres @liid unter ben
RenI6en Su finoen, mo fromme,
treue 2iebe Die Bfabe ebnet, Babrbeit
uno @ere6tigfeit bem @oien iteuert.
@utb uno reoli6er @ifer oas Cute
fGrSert, lebenoiger @laube on oas
@ottlide ben Weni6en oerflart uno
@ottoertrouen oas Bette bon Der Sn'
frtnft ertuarten lGBt.
8er 10 Iange an iid georbeitet bat,
6aB er oies 8iel erlaugte, Der bot iib
bic e6te, tpabre Ser5ensbiloung er-
iuorben, Die bod ftebt iiber allen @ii.
fen 1ln0 &onnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
SiibnnHs bes RiiiioHarmprS.s aaf
Sumatra.

glm 90. stuguit Sieies Sobres tuur.
De, tuie mir ieiner 3eit ausfiibrIi6 be.
rihteten, bel SalapoeIe an Der 8eit.
tiiite Sumatras Der Miiiionar 2ette
Der Rbeiniibeu Miiiion bon @ingebo.
renen, nit benen er bon einem Soote
aus fpaffenlos 8erbnnbIungen pfIog,
iiberfonen uno 10 ifnper ner1punSet,
oaB er tur5 oornuf itarb. Sest bat
oieier TOrO feline Siibne sefun6en.
Der 8ouperneur Der BeItfiiite
Sumatras meIbet, baB Die sipei 9tor.
Der 6es rbeiniiden 0tiionors 2ette
bon ben Wentolpei SnIuIanern Der
geborbe iiberliefert uubs au Iebens.
IGngIider 3panssarbeit berltrtbeiIt
lpor0en ieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
gcranaliifter 2uftidiffer.

u. g. 8nrner, Der 2ufti9iffer Don
@eIoit, Bis.. tueIher iid Dor einiger
Belt einen 8rigbtihen gleropIan 3l.
Iegte, maft fleiBig 8robefabrten.
0onneritag erIitt er einen llnfau,
na6bem er iiebeu glufItiege gema6t
bate, nobel er cine S0be BON 60
SUB unO cine ShneQigfeit bon 90
ReiIeu per Shnoe erIangt bate.
geim adten slufitieg fam iein 9lero.
plan nit einem arnb su 9oSen uno
pur6e Ieidbt beibd0igt. Cine 9e.
ih6oigung am Steuernpparat mar
bic llriahe bes llnfaas. Serr 8ar.
rer purOe niht perIest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30
Die Snlurlcnrdnber bon Gsenitudlan,

Die, tpie geneISet, fiir5Iid aus benz
Rloiter am ipeiBen @erge fir msbrere
Riuionen RilbeI 9erIen un0 @0eI.
iteine roubten, ibeinen ii6 zines 9ei.
ieren beionnen 5u bnbei. sic iinO
offenbar Su Ser lleber5eugung ge.
Iangt, baB es ibucn irfolge Der poll.
5eili6en Reherheu niht m6sIid iein
ipirO, Die Sretioien gu oerfaufen. G5ie
baben SeshoIb Dem 8Ioitsr our6 Ell.
nen anonpmen 9rief aueeboten, ouB
iie oie aleiuooien pieber sur Steus
fhaffen poaeu. penn ibnen cine gro.
bere Sunme ge5ablt piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30

Or. Goof bat natiirIidl ooaitdnbig
reht, menn er feline llrfiinben MIR
einem Sdip6Sgeritt unterbreiten
niu, BON Dem er einen rnpartei.
iihen Spru6 ermarten fam, er
bari oas ober nidjt auf bic lange
@onf idlieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30

Gin iilnger Wam in philadelphia
iaubte Ieiner 9raut einen 9litmen-
itrullb. gIus &erieben bate Der BLU
menb1noIer ole 9eltellung: vEbun
sic Ssbr geites fir rs Gents" benz
Straub beigeiiigt. Seitoem iit cine
@ntfrenoung einsetreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-30

9ieSnIaIien oes teyanii9enStaats.
Su6tbalies beflagen iih iiber NtangeI
on 9equentlihfeiten umo ni6t genii.
genb freunbIi6e 8ebanbllng. Die
Serri6oiten ideinen 3u gIauben, baB
6as 3uttbauS cine 8eriorgilngsan'
ItaIt beiieren Tanges iei.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Team Ran Away

A team belonging to Gus
Swanson and which was being
driven by his brother, got away
from the driver last Monday
and came up Main street at an
automobile gait. They struck
the cement sidewalk at the
Guthrie barn and skated on the
slippery surface for a couple of
rods, at the end of their slide
piling up one on top of the other.
When they got upon their feet
again they were so surprised at
their experience that they stood
stock still and waited for some
one to come up and hold them.
Wonderful to relate they were
uninjured in any way, and the
only damage done was little
tangling co of the harness.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
BRIDGE ACROSS WHET>TONE

One of the important improve
ments to be made this spring is
the new REINFORCED concrete
bridge across the Milestone
river west of town. 1t will take
about two months to build 1t.
There will be two abutmentS
and it will require about 300
yards of concrete to complete 1t.
Mr. Amundson expects to have
it done about the middle OF
April.
The improvements now in the
course Of completion requires
an expenditure Of close to
$40, 900, which is all very valu
able to Milbank, as coming
railway town on the Paclhc
Coast line.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
NEW COAI. CHUTE

The eXcavating. for the new
10 ton coal chute is finished and
last Saturday, the reinforced
bottom was put in. The auto
matte mixer was used in mixing
the concrete, power being fur.
nished by gasoline engine. 1t
requires the services Of four
men on the feed end of this ma
chine, to keep it going and four
men on the other side to take
away The concrete as fast as it is
mixed One man throws in a
wheel borrow Of crushed rock.
another a similar amount Ofsand
and a third man throws in the
cement. The fourth man, who
works the outfit, turns on The
water, and in just one and half
minutes one half of a cubic yard
Of concrete of the proportion Of
s to /, is ready to dump. Three
men with wheel barrows take
the concrete away The ma
chine mixes at the rate of d Gu bic
yard of concrete every three
minutes.
The foundation under the coal
chute is fourteen inches thick
and reinforced with steel rods.
1t took 80 yards of concrete to
ill it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Sprained His Ankle

County Superintendent Pur dy
has been suffering from sprain-
ed ankle during the week, hav-
ing slipped on all icy walk, and
this misfortune has more or less
clrcumscribed his gong about.
Ed Norton is home from North
Dakota.
Bert Cochrane is attending the
Granger business college at, Or
tonville.
Mrs. J. A. Gold was an over
night guest at the home of the
J. H. Paddock family Tuesday.
w. G. Ackerman is at Maple
ton, Mimi, this week visiting his
mother. He left for that place
last Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Reeve Is at Madi-
son, S. D., this week, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Schaf-
er.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29

There will be quite d large
number of special prizes not in
the premium list that will be
worth going after-which are
announced in this issue of the
Herald
The chief prize of interest
among the prizes will be the sill
yer cup. IT is barely possible it
may not be here IN tine to exhi.
bit at the show, but it has been
ordered.
The band will furnish music
one evening of the show ,and that
means something. You havn t
heard the Milbank boys for quite
while. The hens will be re
quested to stop cackling during
the concert-and of course the
roosters. man fashion, will keep
still.
The way people have been
after premium lists since they
were printed-looks pretty good
to the working force Of the as.
soclation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
ALBEE MERCHANTS GET RTSY

Monday a couple OF merchants
were over rom Albee seeking
advice from States Attorney
Thad L. Fuller. 1t seems an
outsider went to the village of
Albee and has been conducting q
sale without first taking out a
license, which is required accord.
ing to the laws of South Dakota
The merchants of AIbee who
bear the blum, of the burdens in
the way Of taxation, and who like
merchants in any village, are
asked to donate for every public
improvement or otherwise, did
not like the idea of the way the
outside merchant was doing
things,a consequently sought
the advice of Mr.. Fuller. They
were told what could be done.
and papers were accordingly
placed in the hands of Sheriff
Fred Gross, to serve upon Mr..
Merchant Tuesday. In the
I'm eantime' Johnny Stranger
had become wise as to what was
being done and forthwith pack.
ed up his goods, preparatory to
shaking the snow of Aibee from
his feet. The merchants were
then willing to drop the matter,
and notified Mr.. Fuller, who tolc
them to please collect the fees in
the matter, as costs had been
accrued, and that the office of
states attorney was not a "play
thing and the county should nc t
be required to pay the costs in
such cases.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
His Hlghness, who with other
members OF his family, will
hold their first annual confiab
in Milbank, next week, Feb. Id

What if you have never exhi.
bited stock-.'nOthing ventured,
nothing win, and a faint heart
never won fair lady, ''and few
more of these homely sayings
apply to poultry.
Get a premium list and read
every ad-patronize the men
whose help by advertising en-.
abled the poultry association to
get out their book.
Turn about IS only fair play
remember the advertisers when
when you do your shopping.
"Say, I'm it" cacklel old
biddy, "l've got lO2 chill.
dren, IS grand chlldren,76 grand
children. IS great grand child
ren and few dozen of the great
est grand children you ever
saw
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Notice of Teachers Examination

NoIice is hereby given that the next
regular examination for teachers
certificates will be held in the court
house at Milbank, ). D.. on Thursday
and Friday, February 4th and 5tn,
1909. All teachers who DO not hold
valid certificates at this time, or whose
certificates will expire before the next
regula ar examination on April sth and
9th. are notified to close their schools
and come and take this examination.
Teachers will sustain no loss of paw
while taking this examin alton Ques-
tions for all grades of certiti-
Gates will pe submitted All material
will be furnished gratis to teachers.
Work will begin promptly at $50
Thursday morning.
FRED B. PURDY,
County perintendent.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Legal TangleS

In and out Of COurt-HOrse Trade
Trouble Aired Last Saturday
Albee Merchants get After ''Big
Sale" Merchants
Everyone has read of the horse
trades of Abraham Lincoln and
David Harum. Its E. D. Mooar
and Carl Van Valid this time and
they aired their trou bles last
Saturday in Justice Blesers
court. The details Of the deal
we're given and the plaintiff, Mr..
MOOar won. 1t was case of one
broncho traded for another
broncho, and $50 to boot and
then a "backout' for various
reasons. The trial in justice
court, a verdict, and "they 90
say there's more to follow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Building Association
SprOuting in Milbank-One Now Be-
ing Organized and it is Hoped
will Soon be Doing Business

will Soon be Doing Business
That steps are being taken to
organize a building and loan as.
sociation IN Milbank, many peo-
pie will be surprised to learn.
But such is the case The house
question in Milbank has certain.
ly been a bad one, and very
much against the growth of the
city the past few years. There
has been no means of help for
the man with small means to
own his own home, but instead he
has had to pay $40 and $12 for
house that IN many other pros.
porous towns could be procured
for 81 or IS. In many nstances
a house could not be rented at
any price. 1920 to $3.50 as rent
on an old house. and the same
amount on a house that may
some day belong to the renter
causes two kinds of interest. In
the former case, lack of interest
causes it generally to be an eye
sore to the tOwn-and in the lat
ter case the interest is for a bet.
ter home; members of the as.
sociatiou while they will pay in
terest on the money invested,
they will some dav own the
home; this causes them to keen
the home in repair, and improve
ments are made, which add to
it's value. aud the place is an i'm
provement to the city.
Now that steps have been taken
to perfect such an organization, >.
it is to be hoped that it will be
completed and that by spring
several new houses will be erect.
ed All should JOIN in helping
the good work along-as
what aids the individual, aids the
community.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Houses Wanted

Nearly every day some one is
looking for a house TO rent.
Ouly last week gentleman from
outside of the city, who came
here to accept a position, was up
against the house proposition
He cannot, as the house question
is at present. move his family to
MiIbank. and that means from
81 to SIS week that Milbank
merchants wont get. There have
been several other like cases.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-29
Sunday School Convention

Mr.. and Mrs Hicks came up
from Big Stone Monday evening
the former as president of the
county Sunday school conven
lion to confer with the other Of,
ticers of the organ izatlon as to
the annual gathering this year.
The meeting will probably be
held about the first Of May, and
the secretary, Elmer Kelley, is
anxious TO receive report from
every Sunday school in the coun-
ty. The officers of any new
schools are requested to send to
him the names OF superintendent
and secretary.