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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-01
The Marathon Entries.

The following are the entries for the
Marathon ace Friday and the clubs
represented: Jas. F. Crowley, Irish
American A c.; Henie Renaud
Nashua, N. H; William Wiseman
South Boston, A. c.; Edward Ryder
South Boston A. c.: Fred LORI, Now
hack A. c., New York: John Cullen
Narragansett Pier, r. l.; William Roz-
EFT. Pastime A. c., New York: Robert
A. Fowler Camb. Gym. Assn. Cam
bridge; ]. w. O'Mara. Yonkers, N. Y;
Robt. ]. Hindle, Geneva A. A, Dor
chester; Sammy Mellor, Mercury A
c., Yonkers, N. Y; George Thomas
Mendon, Mass; Ralph Raymond, Bev-
erly. Mass: Robert S Cutting, Boston
Mass
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Heller calves-W. p. & II. B. Libby,
Watcrville. list and I'd.
Produce of one cow. p. & H. B.
Libby. Watervillc. LIST aud I'd
Championship bulls-W. r. & II. 4.
Libby. Waterville, LIST.
Champion cows-W. p. & H. b. Lib
by Waterville. LIST.
CLASS 4--AYRSHIRE.
Herds-John "A. & Rowland Ness,
Auburn, LIST.
Breeders young herd-John A. &
Rowland Ness, Auburn. LIST.
Bulls, yrs.-John A. & Rowland
Ness, Auburn, list; H. l.. Head, Nor
ridgewock, I'd. d
Bulls, ! yr.-John A. & Rowland
Ness, Auburn. LIST.
Bull calves-John A. & Rowland
Ness, Auburn. 1st.'
Cows, yrs.-John "A. & Rowland
Ness. Auburn. LIST and I'd.
Heifers, 3 yrs.--John A. & Rowland
Ness, Auburn, LIST.
Heifers, 2 yrs.-John A. & Rowland
Ness, Auburn. LIST and I'd.
Heifers, l yr-J. A. & Rowland
Ness, Auburn, list and Sd; Fl. L. Head
Norridgewock, I'd.
Heller calves--J. A. & Rowland
Ness. Auburn. LIST and I'd.
Produce Of one cow. A. & Row
and Ness, Auburn. LIST.
Champion bulls-J. "A. & r. Ness,
tuhurn, LIST.
Champion cows-J. A. & r. Ness.
AUBURN, list.
CLASS 14-GRADE AYRSHIRE.
Cow. yrs.-J. A. & r. Ness. Au-
urn, 1st.
Heifer yrs.-H. L. Head. Nor
idgewock, LIST.
Heieer, yr.-H. L. Head, Norridge-
yock, LIST: j. A. & r. Ness, Au-
urn, I'd.
Heifer calf. A. & r. Ness. Au-
urn, list: H. L. Head, Norridge-
wock, I'd.
CLASS 12-BROWN SWISS
Bulls. 3 yrs.-L. H. Maxim. Bow
oinham, LIST.
Cows, yrs.-L. H. Maxim, Bowdoin-
am, LIST.
Heifer calves-L. H. Maxim, Bow.
oinham, LIST.
Championship class, BULL. II.
[axim, Bowdoinham. LIST.
Championship class, cow-L. HI.
Iaxim, Bowdoinham, 1st
CLASS 13-HOLSTEIN
Cow. yrs. and upward-D. H. Ting
~, Readfield, LIST.
CLASS 1-SHCRTliORNS.
Herds-J. P e A. H. Ellis. Fair
eld, 1st.
Bulls-.J. P. & A. H. Ellis, Fair
'eld, LIST.
Cows. p. & A. H. Ellis, Fairfield,
st and I'd.
Heifers, yrs-J. p & A. H. Ellis,
Fairfield, 1st.
Heifers, yrs..-J. p. & IA. II. Ellis,
fairfield, list.
Heifer calves-J. p. g. A. H. Ellis,
fairfield, LIST.
Produce of one cow. P. & A. H.
Ills, Fairfield. LIST.
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indications Point to til
Best Yet Held.
Big Displays Will Be Sim
In All Departments.


Belfast, Me-, Aug. 31.-(Speciall.-
The principal topic of conversatiOa.
aside from the proposed electric road
is the annual fair of the Waldo Counh1
Agricultural Society, which will tain
place next week, Sept. Z, s and 9. The
date is a little earlier than usual and
comes at an ideal time, when the
weather is most likely to be fine, warn
and clear and while many OF the suns
mer visitors are stil! here. Some ex.
cellent attractions have been booked
and the indications are good for a lnsI
fair.
1t is expected that the exhibits will
be unusually good this year, among
them being neat stock, horses, sheen
swine and poultry. The latter shor|
will exceed anything in the past and
will be well worth seeing. The ladies'
exhibit of hand work. and arts and
crafts will also be most interesting and|
large display is promised. The toll
lowing is the program:
Tuesday, Sept. 7-2.13 class par|
and trot, purse $3.50; 2.29, trot and|
pace, purse $3.50.
Wednesday, Sept 8-21S class, troll
and pace, purse, $175; 226, trot, $l6asl
colt race one-half mile, in 3, purn|
$780,
and pace, $500: 2.35, trot and pacs|
purse SIPS; 2.23, trot and pace, pufs
1850.
The entire purse amounts to sl&aj
national rules to govern. Hopples "
| lowed. Reduced rates are to be =.
lowed on railroads and steamboats, sns
a special train will run to Unity altH
the fair on Wednesday. Big premium
will be awarded on exhibits and tnp
are worth competing for.
One of the greatest attractions Of y
| fair will be the baby show on ThuR
| day afternoon. This will be under
special canvas and will be can.
"Babyland." Here many little ones y
under one and one-half years VIII
on exhibition and beautiful cups "
be awarded to the prettiest boy
girl. To the heaviest and lisnes
babies also will be awarded prizes
babies should be in the tent "
o'clock on Thursday afternoon
mothers bringing them will be
mitted to the grounds gratis. It's
pected that Mrs. Walter Clark and =
three-year-old triplets, together W..
her ffve-months- twins, VIII
present and will be one Of the ST. g.
attractions at the show. These y
dren are very handsome and
healthy babies and well worth ~
to the grounds to see. In addit,on
the prizes oered, each baby VII.
ceive a blue ribbon. Mrs. H. 9. =.
bingham has charge of this end o.
fair and is doing all in her powe'
make it big success. ~,
The midway. always an interest,"
hit Of the fair, win be unusualg, e.
tractive, according to indica. ~.
While presenting the usual attrac .,~s
the management will try at an ' n
I to admit only clean shows upon. sa
midway. Liquor selling or GAM
will not be tolerated and those IN
at either will be severely dealtn y
| and prosecuted to the fullest extern
the law. Cd .
/ Entries for the fair will close M
Ia. Entries for sheep. swine .rla
and horses closes at 1.S0 M
!, horses at ~. Entries for racss ~
! on Sept g. Everybody come anu
the fair of 1909 the biggest vsapt
and best yet. Admission 20 u
. rs cents, grand stand rs cents. g 40
welcome and there is plenty e .,.a
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Notes.

A feature of the canned goods ex-
hibit which was somewhat late in ar
irving, but which nevertheless was
much appreciated by those in charge
of the department and which drew the
attention of many Of the ladies Tuesday
afternoon and evening was an exhibit
of 200 jars of canned fruit loaned b.
Prof. Hitchings, who is the president
of the New England Fruit Growers
Association.
Eden Hanks of Augusta was one 81
the visitors at the fair Tuesday Mr.
Hanks was at the fair for the purpose
of interesting horse owners in the
meet to be held in Augusta in Septem-
hQr
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington, Aug. Exchanges in
Maine fourth-class postmasters:
East Livermore, Androscoggin coun-
ty. Alphonso D. Cole. vice E. M. Fol-
some, deceased.
/ Postmasters commissioned: Mag
loire Chase, Sheridan, Me.
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Sheep.

CLASS 55-LEICESTERS.
Bucks, 2 yrs. or over-E. E. Clifford,
'anaan, 1st
Bucks, 1 yr-E. E. Clifford, Canaan
st,
Bucks, under l yr.-E. E. Clifford,
'anaan, LIST and I'd.
Eve, yrs. or over-E. F. Clifford,
anaan, LIST and I'd.
Eve. under 1 yr.-E. E. Clifford.
anaan, LIST.
CLASS 5s-HAMPsHIRE DOWNS.
Bucks, yrs. or over-F. D. & T. G. Hill
III, Arson, LIST; w. E. Barron, Anson,
ID.
Bucks. yr.-F. D. & T. G. Hilton, An
, OH, LIST; w. E. Barron, Arson, I'd.
Bucks under I yr.-F. D. & T. G. Hill
IN, Arson, LIST and I'd; W. E. Barron,
Anson, Sd.
Ewes yrs. or over-F. D. & T. G. Hill
ION, Arson, list, I'd and Sd.
Ewes. yr.-F. D. & T. G. Hilton. An
on, LIST and I'd.
Ewes, under yr.-F. D. & T. G. Hilton.
Anson, 1st and I'd.
Champion fock-F. d. & T. G. Hilton.
Anson, 1st.
Champion ram-F. D. & r. G. Hilton.
\bson, LIST.
Champion ewes-F D. & T. G. Hilton,
arson, list.
CLASS 57-OXFORD DOWNS.
Bucks, yrs. and over-Bert Hilton, An
ion, LIST.
Bucks. yr.-Bert Hilton, Anson LIST.
Bucks. under yr.-Bert Hilton, Arson,
st, I'd and Sd.
Eve, yrs and over-Bert Hilton, An
ION, 1st, I'd and Sd.
Eve. l yr.-Bert Hilton, Arson, LIST, I'd
md 3d.
Champion fock-Bert Hilton, Arson
st and I'd.
Champion ram-Bert Hilton, Arson, 1st
Champion ewe-Bert Hilton Arson, LIST
CLASS 5s-SOUTHDOWNS.
Bucks, yrs. or over-E. B. Hilton. An
on, LIST; w. c. Whitman & Son, Turner
and Sd.
Bucks, yr.-E. B. Hilton. Arson, LIST
Bucks. under 1 Wv. c. Whitman &
Son, Turner. 1st and I'd.
Ewes, yrs. or over-W c. Whitman &
Son, Turner, list, I'd and 3d.
Ewes. Wv. c. Whitman & Son
Turner, 1st, I'd and 3d.
Ewes. under l Wv. C. Whitman &
Son, Turner, LIST; E. B. Hilton, Arson, %
and Sd.
Champion f1ock-W. c. Whitman & Son
Turner, 1st and Sd: E. B. Hilton, Arson
I'd.
Champion ram-E. B. Hilton, Arson, 1st
Champion ewe-W c. Whitman & Son
Turner, LIST.
CLASS 59-DICKERSON & DELAIN
MERINOS
Bucks, 2 yrs or over-F. D. & T. G
Hilton. Arson, 1st and Sd; HRmlin
Adams. East Wilton, I'd.
Bucks VT. D. & F. d. Hilton, An
son, 1st
Bucks, under yr.-F. D. & T. G. Hi
ton, Arson, LIST.
Ewes. yrs. or over-F. D. & T. G. Hill
ton, Arson, LIST and I'd.
CLASS 6o-sPANIsH MERIrlOS.
Eve. 2 yrs. or over-F D. & T. g. Hill
ton, Arson. LIST.
Eve. yr.-F. d. & r. G. Hilton, An
son, LIST.
Eve, under l yr.-F. D. & T. G. Hilton
Arson, LIST.
CLASS 61-sHROPSHIREs.
Bucks. 2 yrs. and over-fIamiin & Ad
ans, East Wilton. 1st: Bert Hilton, An
Fson, Sd.
Bucks. 1 yr.-Bert Hilton. Arson, 1st
Hamlin 6 Adams. East wilton, I'd.
Bucks, under yr.-Bert Hilton, Anson
list; Hanlin & Adams. East Wilton, q
and 3D.
Ewes. 2 yrs, or over-Bert Hilton. An
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In Exhibition. Hall.

The lower floor of the exhibition hall
lis taken up with trade exhibits. in
GLIDING Handy & Reardon. imported
tea and coffee: Worcester Salt: Ather-
ton Furniture Co., Glenwood ranges;
Groder's Dyspepsia. Cure Co. Water
vile, Groder's Syrup. An exhibition
of war scenes and number Of sale
tooths fill the remainder of the space
on this floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-01

The receipts from the sale of stamps
at the Bar Harbor postoff1ce during
July, 1909, were about $500 in excess
Of the receipts during the correspond
ing month of 1903. The receipts dur
ing June. 1909. were about $3.50 over
those OF June last year.
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The second floor contains the veg
etable exhibit. which is unusually good
this year. The largest exhibitors arc
c. e. Baldic of Waterville, who oc-
cupies two long tables with a market
garden exhibit covering many varie-
ties, and Joseph Johnson of Lewiston.
Mrs. Jennie York of Oakland Is the
largest exhibitor of apples alone. M
l.. Goodhue of Oakland has good ex-
hibit of cheese and too large exhibits
of honey are shown by c. II. Greedy OF
Clinton and F. l.. Grant of Fairfield
H. D. B. Aver with efficient assist
ants has charge of this department.
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time by quarters:
ZIG PACE-PURSE $500.

The first heat in this race was RATHER
and was trotted in the fast time of 2143
There was a big fight between KnoXie r .
Queen IneZ and Louise Bashford for the
first half mile. but Knoxe b. beat them
home developing a great burst of speed
on the home stretch The second heat
for the last half was close race be-
tween Queen Inez and KnoXie B.. but in
the third heat the favorite had no diff
Guilty in maintaining her position The
summary:
Kroxie b.. oh e, by Connolly (Mc-
ManemOn ........................1 !
Queen IneZ. br m BurriD ..........2 >
Louise Bashford. b IN Woodbury.. 3 3
Prairie Queen, b m GJordanD.........4 ;
Brownette. br ~ CHayden). 3 5
Bessie Barnes. blk m Uacksom ....5 6
The time by quarters:
35s 1071 14la 214a
33t LOSE 143i 2l7l
33 lO7 LAP GIG
Carlotta, by Eclair. billed as Nelson's
guideless wonder. raced a mile on the
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Cattle and Sheep Premiums.

The stock department was unusually
prompt in making it's reports and by
tuesday night most of the awards on
,attle and sheep were announced. The
Judge of the dairy cattle is Valancey
Fuller Of New York and the Judge of
he beef cattle and sheep is John Mill
r Of Brougham, Ont. The following
ire the awards so far as announced:
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track without driver or Sulky, attempt
nf, to beat her record of 2.27a. She did
not go as fast as she has frequently done
on the track and made tame finish in
81 The imported hackney stallion Bell
Boy, blue ribbon winner, owned by DR..
j. A. Ness of Auburn, was exhibited in
the stretch and many admired the fine
style of the animal. The Wilson's in their
revolving ladder act proved very clever
and were warmly applauded.
No balloon ascension was made Tuesday
Oh account of the high wind. The bal
loon was inflated just before o'clock.
but when it was ready to be cast loose
the manager decided not to risk the
chances of injuring the little girl who was
to perform the triple parachute act, and
so did not allow her to make the ascent.
The musical part of the fair entertain
ment which is provided by the Fort Hal
flax Band and the Laahy Sisters Or
chestra, is excellent in quality, and the
concerts both in the Coliseum and grand
stand are much enjoyed.
The gates of the Central Maine fair
park were opened to the public at Z
o'clock Tuesday morning and the great
exhibition began without unnecessary
Formally. The early visitors to the
fair found that it had a completed APP
pearance and that everything was quite
as much in readiness to be exhibited
on the opening day as at any time dur
ing the fair.
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Cattle.
CLASS 5-HOLSTEIN.

Herds w. P. & H. B. Libby. Water.
vile, LIST.
Bulls. yrs.-W. P. & H. B. Libby
Waterville, LIST.
Bull calves-W. P. & H. B. Libby
Waterville. list; w. P. & H. B. Libby
Waterville. I'd.
Cow. 4 yrs.--W. P. & H. B. Libby
Waterville. LIST: w. P. & H. B. Libby
Waterville. I'd: w. P. & H. B. Libby
Waterville, Sd.
Heifers. Wv. p & H. B. Lib.
by. Waterville, 1st: w. Pa H. 3. Lib.
oy, Waterville, I'd.
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GOOD CROWD FIRST DAY
OF CENTRAL MAINE FAIR
CONTINUED from Page One)

Prince Alfondly. br h HIayden). ....5 5 >
Northland Bon Ton. b tNelson) 4 3 G
Sylvia Swift. b IN lMetcalfl 5000 G j
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Notice

: have come here to locate per,
manently and am fully equipped to
do all kinds of watch, clock and
jewelry repairing. Everything will
be guaranteed to give perfect salts,
faction. Am located at the D. II,
Sprung music store.
l.. Dlouhy,
Miller, S. d.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

The following new dwellings are
reported to be in contemplation for
starting work upon soon: q. W..
Rudd. .Arno and Sixth streets: John
Pussy, Hand and End st: Dan'l Walsh
Hand and Third SITS; j. d. Redmond,
East Second st; R. A. Andrews. E.
Third street. All are said to De
modern two story dwellings.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

The marriage of Mr. William Ham,
line and Miss Nettie Robinson
took place on Tuesday afternoon,
June LIST; at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Blake Jones, Rev. c. H. CRUDE Off
eating. Both young people are
from Illinois, and will make their
home here for the present. A few
of the relatives only were present.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Aberdeen ews.-Vernon Alger
went to Huron this morning, and at
7:45 Tuesday morning ne will marry
Miss Blanche Canada, the ceremony
being performed in the Catholic
church. Miss Canada is a Center
vile girl who has taught school at
Huron for the past three years.
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BrOwn-R OleStead

At the parsonage of the M. E,
church Sunday occurred the mar
raige of Mr. Frank o. Brown and
Miss Martha Rolestead, both of this
city. Mr. Brown is the proprietor
of the panatorium here. The bride
is the daughter of l.. w. Rolestead,
a prosperous farmer of Riverside
twp. The Press extends congratu,
lations to the happy couple.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Hon. j. l.. Lockhart and wife, of
Pierre, were guests at the home of
d. H. Smith and wife Decoration
Day. Mr. Smith was deputy in Mr.
Lockhart's office for four years
while the latter was state commits
sioner of public lands.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

The Miller band went to Messing.
ton Saturday to play for the Decor
alton Day exercises. Rev. CRUDE,
of this city, was the speaker of the
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Mr. and Mrs T. M. Ostrander ard
son Marion, of Bancroft, Iowa. ar
rived in the CITY this week. They
will occupy the G.. l.. Ostrander
residence this summer. while the
latter with his family expects to de-
part Thursday for Everts, Wash.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

w. H. Waters received a letter
this week from Joseph Woods, of
Oklahoma. announcing the death of
his son, Louis. They were residents
of Miller many years ago, residing
on a farm adjoining town on the
north. go
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03
Mack Moulin Lane Co.

AS one of the features of Home
coming Week, Aberdeen is adver-
Using a display of fireworks on June
II, the day Of the total eclipse of the
sun.
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Mr. and Mrs E. F. Waite enjoyed
a visit owe Sunday from his broth
err, w. w. Waite, of Blunt, and
wife and son, of Minneapolis.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Lewis Shuster, of Mitchell, was in
the city Friday. He reports that he
and Mr. Heltibridle had succeeded
in selling about half of the large
Catalan ranch near Rec Heights,
which they recently purchased. at a
nice advance in price.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

A. c. Knudtson, of the Butts
Reeve Co., is enjoying a visit from
his father. Mr. |. Knudtson, of Wis
consin.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

VIM. Perry, a graduate of the
BrOOkings college, is assisting Mana
ger Kellough at the electric light
plant.
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VIM. Olson went to Chicago re-
Gently with a shipment of hogs. He
expected to remain for a short visit.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Miss Theresa Mcconnell, who
taught here during the past school
year left Monday for Marshalltown,
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Voegeli's Harp Orchestra will play
for the dance at the skating rink,
June 10th. Good music and good
time assured.
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Peter Hassegay. of Fulton, Iowa,
is the guest of his brother-inIaw, S.
Brands. in Miller. this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Miss Carrie Morrison was the
guest of her sister. Miss Efie. at
Rec Heights, a few days this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Dance at the skating rink June
10th. music by Voegeli's Harp Or
chestra. Everybody invited.
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We have secured the agency for
REQ Automobiles for Hand County
The best automobile on the market
for the money.
Mack-M Moulin land CO
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Mrs w. E. Morrow departed Sun
day evening to spend a month with
her mother at St. Ansdale, Iowa.
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Mrs Chestnut and daughter. of
Huron, are the guests of Mrs Fred
Everts this week. ~ Is.
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The automobile garage. which is
beng built by Geo. w. Robinson on
N Broadway. is almost completed.
He will do all kinds of automobile
repairing, rent autos and otherwise
conduct an up-to-date garage.
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Misses Mae Markay and Mamie
Barclay, of Huron, spent Sunday
with Miller friends.
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A. G. Knudtson made q business
trip to st. Paul this week.
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+. M. Dunn was a passenger t.
Huron Wednesday evening.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

F. j. Hellmuth, who has been on
the sick list for some time. is able
to be out again.
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Mrs John Pussy has been visiting
relatives at Belgrade. Nebr, the
past few weeks.
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Arthur McLane, of Rockham, was
transacting business in Miller Fri
day. He was a pioneer farmer of
Alden twp, but has been engaged
in business in Rockham for several
wears.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

The city schools closed Friday for
a three months vacation
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Miss Lorena Larson, of Brookings,
is a new central girl at the telephone
exchange.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Rev. Norman Mcleod. will preach
at the Presbyterian church on next
Sunday morning. At St. Lawrence
in the evening
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-03

Herman Schmieter, of Vayland,
spent the first of the week with his
parents here.
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Born to Mr. and MIS- Harvey Har-
ris on May % a baby girl.
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Prof. F. f. Schmidt enjoyed a
short visit from his mother, from
Madison, last week. e
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DR.. W. H. Lane and wife are pre-
parlng to visit the Seattle ey position
and spend some time on the coast.
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Geo. Livingston transacted bust
ness at Went, S. ID. this week.
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About 70 from here attended the
Sunday-school convention at Rec
Heights Tuesday. :
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Miss Pauline DeLange went to
Highmore Tuesday to spend the
week with friends.
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Ten days of frequent rains hav,
delayed farm work a little.
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G.. r. Beals and wife left Monday
for Sioux Falls for a short visit with
friends
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Jack Wilson this week purchased
the A. H. Abbott farm in Highland
twp. -
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A little girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs Albert Thompson recently,
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THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1909.
| PERSONALS AND
! LOCAL BRIEFS

Paris candies at Weidenborner's.4
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Mr. S. Mack made a business triI
to Wisconsin this week.
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Candies direct from Paris al
WeidenbOrner's. 20.t4
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Paris chocolates and Bon Bons at
Weidenborner'S. 20-t4
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Chas. Wleblen was a business Wis
itor in Orient this week.
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o. H. Sprung made a business trir
to DeSmet Wednesday.