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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
LaWIs.l sf Harvard Oo., F,,,

ANDovEH. Macs. May The Harvard
freshman track team defeated tire AndsVsT
team, 81 points % 81. In q dual meet to-daV
SApt lAgleaa o. Harvard won the mile run
~ minutes - rs aeoonds
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New York % q -
Hoe ton % o q % o.
Runs NeN NOfk- Hcmphin. Voter. chase
vaughn boston SPEAKER FIRST base on errors
- boston. Ncw YORK Left on bases l0ston.
Nea York a First base on halis-Un CicOte q
Struck ou'-ny Cicotir, b. vaughn. Sacu
Dee hits CHASE LAports stolen bases Snhl
Roarh. LApoTte uouhle piaY Roach. laporte
and Chase ~ hy pitrhsr By Vaughn Hooper
b. Cic0tie lHFmphn via Mtrh. Vaughn
4 mpirr IN CHIEF Egan Assistant umpire ans
Time 2 hours nnd minutes
PHILADELPHIA a. ~. a WAsHfNGroy
PHILADELPHIA. Nay Poor heiding b. Fiber
frd heiprd the Athleflcs 70 score ave runs IN the
nfth inning 20 de- iuf enough runs 90 heai Wasb
tngtun The srOfe
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~ augusta savannah q augusta,
A. Macon lacksonNiile. y Macon. ?
AZ Columbus Columbus. O. Columbia v
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~ Dallas first game Dallas a San An
Ionic. T~cuud game San Antonio : Daliaa q
At Iou Worm FSr WOrth. 2. Houston. O.
AZ Oklahoma Gu Galveston. . Otiah0ma
CITY.
A. Shreveport shreveport 4. Waco.
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ForIham Ea.II, nraI. Mann,

Of 10 In their rame with rrinlN Yesterday The
Hfun1 rolleuians ran bases well and huhrhcd
their hlts. Capt hahonfy. who came In from the
[ drive susn on mo ncid IN ten years. The sore.
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Totals - - ~ n
'hAtiru Tor HurrlMll In ne ninth lnnng
HuiaIo 90 % o 90
Newark % 900 )
Runs Nrwsrk Meyer ?. Zimmerman, Crisp.
Partins Siolrn hases- Meyer. SrhlA1y, thinner
man. Sarrince hit. AE3er Two base nits Mr1 81
Kelly, phrdns Hiu -On TaNl0r. IN seyen 10
nlngs. StrurE nutHRy Parkins. hy RuTvheil,
Flrst base on haiis- on Taylor, Z. Wild pitch
Hurrhrl Umpire ln chief stafford. Assistan
umpire Hurst Time 4 hour and ~ minutes.
IEnaEN CRY. a roRoSTo. 4
Jersey city defeated Toronto In Yesterday :
game tienrWe Merritt pitched his nrsi game
% the season and had EOod cunirnl When most
needed. Han lords battlng VAS a feature. The
sFur0
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
srANDDs % TnE eLUsA


Joe MrGlnnity's Indians got out their iona
hawks IN Newark Yesterday and rounded W
Hllh SMITH Wsnus before any 81 thrui GOT near
cuit The ubrral rlouung thr lorais gave lay
or srier lions and the steadl tNirling Of PaTklns
acre features. The srores
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Connecticut League.

80 NcW Haven Waterbury 2 Neu Haven
AZ New Britain hudEepuTt. Nrw Hutain
A. Northampton Hartford. io Norihhmp
ton
- uolyOge liolyoss . Sprnghsld
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New EnEIand League

A. Brorkton -Rrockton. 9 tiavethi1
40 Ncw BED ford lowell = NtH Bedford T.
A. Fan River IAN Rlyg. Worcester D.
A. iaWrenyr Lynn. 10 Lawrence g
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The Trrui0ns Of he Tn State league are
70 play me Nuperhas thls afternoon 81 Washlng
Ton Park. Bro0kiyn The An .COilegiatss and
- Edwards teams Ntii play preliminary con tesl
~ ~ o'riOcl There vii 10 90 a1tnisfinn
charged
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~ Memrhls-iirst fame uauta l. Nam.
~ EtalienonEa z hatianQoga. 9 N1rhUnia. q
~ Won't fll1lefV-- al lIrln1fv. a Mdlma N
~ tirlllF1tm -Nyg Ore1Ha 2 : nISuinr.
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Manager patl-u made some chan gs.
IN hs team yesterday 1ul th" Bo.'pu- u'r"
shut out whether or not th. latter Of
these teo history mailing events r1- du.
O. the other you can 2 tlk- % twa1 .fur fN"
Brooklyns putting % fU 'tr tIl--I..tI piru..
lag Of the dav that they A0I l'rI UIHr.I
better tall lit7T fsa -buk~uu. 10 Ial.i ugrr
suecs.ssful Na4i UHlIbauU wac -rgf fu "a 10
Acid in pla,H. of "a Smith. l"nupN Wa rI. b
at third rud tho batting order Fa- rs,un.
strustsd irrIt"uulI Tim Jordan sH-
released 90 rho Toronto club
Rucksr pU'hed InfIu'Ibi' 900 piu'hr-
which IL t1H Dhl-i T~a-0u Viy 90" Doves
fed on goose egg NJ ~ M" .'Urrrg va
dom in ~" Gr-' tao inning lhn BROOK.
lyns made run boo DO" Hrs' uu Burrh. 70
hunt. Dauuaff -ltT.snr. Nhrtf- La--
and HumU"l arm" o. Their run u
by z Smith and another fNp Ilgg"r hy
RurkeF
The Boston, bad THEW nr-' fair ,hau,.
20 score iu thp fourth uuIuC Win tsty
out sharp buuUHrd"l Iu" fence wsfl 70
two hagger tuwuHl dropped llafz0E =
~ HtHuUrI squared himself hv trans
nKing ~ eaUs. lIrsr and doubling uU
SHARPE sharpe end sweeney siuElrd
In the seventh There Wa- only on. uui
hul neither Beck nor Graham could bring
t.e runners b.
Two m the H0stunz we're lsn IN b1ss-
In thc eighth -hran NHlk.d. Harry smith
tanned and collins .iUgl-d ku,ksr ~ .
more tight ned 40 Grty fi-d 'u uauil~rt
ard sharp -tru,a put
The score
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- Greenwood larksnn. ? Greenwood
At NhitiFgburu uaitiesbuTN. 3 NicksbuFg
~ Naguu DltN Meridian. g. NAguu CfN
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a. ianrGster Lanraater. ". Reading
a. TrEn tnn-trentnl. s. Yurt. 2
AZ 4nInu augn=-l " liuanaurTt. 3. Iafnatau1
~ Mll1na -AlioQna, =. Hauusburr o.
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western League
sanih AtIanIIr I.rarnr

A. Sous CIty SouA City y. Wichita .
AZ Deny~r- D~nver : Des Molncs
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Runs Chirago. Gsndii DourhsTty Code. .
purtsil. Detroit Mcinyre. Cobb. Deishahty
Two base hits Mclntyrr Cobb. Delehanty
Cole. SarrtnCe hits hush. r Jones Si1len bnss
0andil ftTst hass 90 balls on browning -
81 Scott ]. on Oimstrd q % White D. MI ~
pitcher D. o'msied tDelehkntyi len % bases
q Detroit 20 Chicago. struck out ~ HruHn
ING. b. nullin. D. b Oimstrd 9 Double ulays
Payne aqd Purteii keidrr. Tannehin and tandi
rnnuehii, Gandn and NeideT Wild pltrh
White. ympire In chief Prrrinr Assistant I'm.
pire O'Loughiin. Time hour and 30 minutes
CLEVELAND. =. ~ LOUIS "A. Ll.I
CLEvHLAND. NAY Mitcheu aniv allowed
our nin 20 ~. Louis 10 dhy. The sr0Tr
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Totals - "a ~
'ltatted for Nail In the ninth inning
Halted FOR carroll IN the eighth lnniug
Hated Tor Corey Ia the ninth inning
Toronto 90 90 =
Jersey City. o . o . 4
Runs rorontO shaw. DrAl. vaughn. Jersey
CIV Moeilcr. haniord. Johnson. Clement first
base on errors #Tofunto. O. Jersey city. 1 Left
On bases rorontn. 4. Jersey Ctly S FIRST haae
on halls on Carroll O. On Merritt (. struck
out % carroll . rs Merritt 4 Three hsse
hit Clement Two hass hits FitEnAtrick sat.
trry sacrifice hlts-Esmond. dpAhr Stolen
hasrs- Hanfnrd. Hall Dunble play-Nande
Grin and Hall Umpire In chief hNiigAn A..
s'stani umpire Byron. Tine ! hour and %
minutes
AZ FRovIDENCT UHsT asaE.
Providence 80. 49,. 0sn Z
Montreal 80 q OOO 90 3
tlatieric- Martinl, LAVENDER end Fitzgerald
Winter. "a ilsun and kHchrii
srUogD oANH
Montreal 900 o u a.
Providence o - iOA :
Ratisries Sever and curtis Thompson ana
Fitzgerald
At RALrIMoRr
Rschcsrr OOi % As
haiumoTU % u % q - :
lalieries italmes and Blai'. Russell. Mail0y
aud BScrs and EEan.
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Runs Prinrelnn-Re Reed. Cunningham Penn
sylyanla AldcndlteT. Wood smith Three base
hit-Smilcr. Left on nasSs-P cnnsyiy anita. q
Princctan D struck out-hy Watts. g. by Woodle
~. Iirst base on error Pcnnsy lvania. FIRST
base On halis--OH Watts. O. OF Woodle. S. Wild
pitch--W oodie. Sacnnce hlts-Warutck, Wood
Cofens. Stolru hases-nard, White. Aldendlief
Umplre-hefts Tine hours.
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At Milwaukee Milwaukee q Louisville
A. Minneapolis Indianapolis y. Toirdo
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~ t0nsshoro Ionesb0ro. Carlthersvue o
A. Parag0uId ParHEouid q Blyth~viilc
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Runs Washington Milan. Street Groom
Philadelphia Srunk, haker. laws Murphy
HAITI. hender First base un errors Washing Ton.
D. Philadelphia = LETT on bAsss Philadelphia
g. Washington. 8. First base balls 90 ben
der, !. Struck out D. Bender. g. by Groom 2
Three bass BIZ Hrndrr Two base biz Murphy
Sacrifice hits Murphy harrN stolen bAses
siruHE Davis Doubls phys Milan and Fiber
isid kluier and Crogs, liit by pitcher ~
Davis VIA pitch BENDER tmuirrs con
molly and Dinren. Tine . hour a. minutes
CHICAGO "A, o.. 3 nKTEoU
DETRotT. MAJ To day's game Weut % TIE
hite SoH Two bits Ia the nr-t innina gave
Detroit tao runs NcOn Was takeu from the box
before this Inning was nnish~d. The sore
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Totals l5 H % 10
@nattrf fur Np1rr .H flr fourth Inning
taattri FOR MafUusl 10 flr ninth inning
PHILADELPHIA % 10 % %
New hDTk .
Rrns- prIltlaIuFIa Mace Eraus"rd Nru
Yun Der ore &. DuN Murray. ~sfuuur.
FletrfeF wr.aH .Ir#f Ha .r 900 error arW lHrs
LEFT an base puiAIrIuuiR. H Nru huTE.
Flrst bnss on balls OH NaruurB Oh ~ Narluari.
q StrIrk out rs MHHur. % ur NarnnyY. . hy
MaFquard @ by NIrsf 4 Ihr"r hose 300 bunInu
Two bass hiis HH frs GIANT hnauC. MaTrfr
Sarriare hlt DIG|r sfIfrl HT.rH uryufr. 70
Fletcher. D~,un urrsIr W~rr. Hit On
Moore. In three inning. uF Nauurr tn 'Hr
lnniugs. OF MHvIu.FI. 3 Ir furrr aud fRu fhlrI
lnnings or Wiltsr. ll 1EH H1d urr fhlnt inning.
umulrr In chief lurIrr Assistant Huu.v Pms
a. nm hn-r nd . m----..
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Totals ~ ga Totals Is y IS 1
'N0ne out when winning run was scored
Princeton 900 900 i.
Pennsy yanla o % o D -
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Totals BB- 81 Totals 4, SIS . 7
George .... D go
olumhla q D 5 - 10 9
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GIANTS LEADING THE FIELD
REAT THE PHILLIES IND PISS
THE PITTSBJ RGS.

Plrates Kept Idle h, Haln MarauaFd and
Msore ilatlrd ont ol the noN a. the
Pole Grounds Z BFsoklSn shake
upand onsruurnt Defeat uf BostOns
The Giant, went West lH-t NIGHT On tho
lad The Pitisburr-, hi,ac" gam" was
"a on arCount OF rain and the Giants tooA
their second game IN the series of thru"
with the Phlilis-. That sent them 10 m"
front. The Brooklyus got on. game IN
three With the Bo,tonz They whhsva-hsd
the Dove in a." third gam" the, tuok
seventh place away from ~. Louis IN"
results
New NOFk. .: Philadelphia, =.
nFookbn. =: Boston. a
~ chicago Rain.
~ ~. Louis Vet grounds.
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New NSrk state League.
At STANTON

New NSFk state LeAgHe
At STANTON.
..--ramton 90 5000 O-Is .
.,---'Hu gOuO S Ia IS
Hat,srirs- .tNrHY. Hender~1 Esd Warner.
Mitunrg an. Smigs
A. Ala
Troy 0Ot 100 o. 3
Albany o u % =
Hntierlrs Mnnehan. Cunningham ana toster
Ngnrhie Newtn and Brigsr
At SYRACUSE
EHH
tra o n o.
- rarIsr o o % % % = q
hattsrie,- uCOunor and burns Whtss. Koop
man and Braun
At wuKEHBAHHR
Elmira I 1900 OOO 80 s
WukeshArrc iOaO - 8
batteries Magic and Phnbn Matthew'S and
Raub
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NATIONAL LEAoUu.
pittsburg In chicago. Cincinnati IN 81 Louis
American LKAoUN
- LoIu~ In Detrou. Cleveland In Chicago
EAEfEnN LEAoUT
Buffalo 10 Newark Montreal IN Providence
ToTunto IN Jersey city
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nIr.ao - nErron )


Totals - % y 20 D Totals 70 10 - 10 %
Haiisd for hrovuinE IN ne s,ysnth Inning
CbiraFo o go IS
lleifuit o % % "a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-21
Read Will Cham berlain's love story
on our seventh page.

Read Will Cham berlain's love story
on our seventh page.
Ex-Cosch Whittemore OF yermilion
lie In the city today on legal busiut IS.
Mr.. Whittemore Is now full fledged
lawyer prac' icing In Vermillion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson, who have
been visiting the formers brother 10
this ciLy since the Fourth, returned TO
their home In Garretsop, 5. d. today.
The Rev. S. T. Beatty, brother OF the
Rev w. |. Beatty Of this city, died
Wednesday at Hermoss, S. ID. The
latter leaves tomorrow morning to al
tend the funeral on Saturday. He viii
be absent over Sunday.
r. b. Bennette. some time ego
printer 10 this shop but for several
years past painter in Vermillon, Was
10 the city Saturday. He was on HE
way to Beresiord to look up some con
tracts for interior decor aling.
W. II Reedy, W. J. RulOw and Edit
or SiuTges came down from BeresfOi d
Saturday Ia big White Ste amer to
put 10 a bid for the Old Ssttlers picnic.
They received warm welcome and
returned iD the middle OF the afternoon
with the picnic 10 their vest pocket.
We have recently received copy. Or
the catalogue OF the University OF
South Dakota for The year l9l0-llr. IL
Is accompanied by a brief and convon-
lent abstract Of the contents that makes
IL convenient for q yone seeking infor-
nation. Thu catalogue has now grown
70 q volume OF over 225 pages, repre-
sshtiue similar growth ia the uni
versity. For copies of the catalogue
or for answers TO any enquiries regard
ling courses, degrees, expenses, etc
address Pres Franklin b. Gault, YER
million, S. ID.
b A. Roz.lI has moved this week
Into the old Tom Wilson house which
he has been fixing up this summer.
This place lie nov one OF the most sub.
stantiAl and we'll appointed 10 town. II
has been replastered and rearranged
throughout, hard pine floors, doors and
castings taking the place OF the old ones.
A new bot air furnace heats all rooms
on both floors aud hot and cold water.
both city and cistern, Is conveniently
~ hand through moderu plumbing
After the exterior work Is completed
Mr.. Rozell's home will b. not oniy
one OF The best arranged but also one oil
the best appearing homes 10 the city
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much annoyance by irregular passages
of the kidney secretions and l was
nervous and languid. at length
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured a box. They gave me great
relief and have had no severe suffer
ing since. l am pretty well along in
years, but / am confident that contin.
ned use of Doan's Kidney Pills will
cure me entirely. This remedy is
worthy of all the praise can give 1t.
Remember the name-Doan s--ann
take no other.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Omitted
States.
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was OF the uncOnquerable, never say-die
KIDD, the kind that you need most W hen
you have bad cold, cough or lung dis.
ease. Suppose troches, cough syrups
cod liver OIL or doctors have all failed
doa't lose heart or hope. Take Dr.
KiBg's New Discovery. Satisfaction i j..
guaranteed when used for any throat or
lung trouble. 1t has saved thousands Of
hopeless sufferers. 1t masters stubborn
colds, obstinate coughs, hemorrhages,
la grippe, Group, asthma, hay fever and
whooping cough and Is the most safe
and certain remedy for all bronchial
affections. SOC. 800. Trial bottle free
at Pioneer drug store.
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State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo, !
Lucae County. -

&ss~ ~ w. $50 e~~s NFA~& ~ A0A14@f
Lucas C0uniy.
Frank j.. Cheney makes oath that he
Il senlor partner Or the lirm 81 L. J..
cheney \ Co. doing business in the
City Of Toledo. county aud state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
ann o. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case 81 Cstarrh that
cannoe b cured by The use Of Halls
catarrh cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and sub, D bed
In my presence. This 9th day of Dscem-
ber, A. ID. 1855. A. w. GLEASON,
lsEALl Notary Public.
Halls Casarrh Cure Ii taken iuter-
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. send
loF testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY d Co. Toledo, o
Sold By MI Druggists. tie.
rsks Halls Family Pills for constlpa-
sion
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Deatn Of job a Rastad

John Rustad, living miles north oil
this city, died at his home last Thurs
day, July IL, OF heart disease. He was
born in Norway in 1873 and came to
this country 10 1895. Mr.. Rustad
leaves 4 wife and three children, All
hid. Adelaide and Blanche.
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Contest
The following Is the complete list OF
nominations to date OF contestants for
the CoURIER's Plano and Popularity
contest:
AKRON. Iowa
I.iA Martin, Grace Wade, Esther
Brady, Josie A9nes, Agda Fredsn,
Route $. Ella johnson. S. Ester John.
son, 5, Mildred Johnson, /, Ida Reemts
I, Hannah selberg s. Theckla Ander-
son 5, Julia johnson S, Ovidia johnson
y, Myrtle Halverson 8, Lettie Nygaard 2
Adena Ericsson 5. Olga Anderson S
Grace Thayer 5. Eva Stoughteuberg
Fern Johnson |, Ella Bodeu, Aegie
Boden, Anna Tillotson, Hattie Sayles.
JEFFERSON
Leoua Oereuleau. Eva Connors, Alice
Ryan, Phosine Limoges, Lizzie Knee
bone.
ALCESTER
Sarah Blosmo. Mary Kvaie, Ellen
Larson, Onette Barber. Emma Ronning
4, DINA Jamtgaard 3. Inga Ronnlng 4,
Minnie solbere 8, Betty MoIin 3, Amy
Nylund, HiIda johnson 1, Esther
Anderson, Ruth u. Ericsson. Efie Bull,
Olina o. Stene. Anna Mitchell, Anna
Sveggen A, Anna Werick a..
ELK POINT
Emma Rickstein l. Alma Payne /,
Martha Vinson !, Florence Wennblom
Is, Anna Groethe, Lena Blhlmeyer,
Cora Gunderson, Tllda Rlnesrud
Miss Mary J. Fate. Myrtle Gundersnu,
Agnes SOlem Jennie Moe. Nellie Er
nestine Hoffman.
BURBANK
Nora Kyle, Beatrice Shuck, Grace
Dowlin. Bessie Ssebbins, Nora May
nard, Lizzie Herring, Anna Bring.
Margaret Kyle.
VERMILLIoN
Gertrude Upland. Anna Upland
SPHINX
Josie Hanson.
NEsTFIKLD, Iowa
LYDIA aarrlnRton. Winnie Faust
Blanch Beanllea. Ida stevens, Llzzie
Lukens.
BEREsFoRD
Anna S0lem B.
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IT 10 SERIOUS.
Some Elk Point People Fall to Realize
the Seriousness Of a Bad Back.

The constant aching of bad back,
The WEAKNESS, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow,
Mrs. Caroline Doan, Center street,
vermillion, S. D., says: For long
time I suffered from sharp, shooting
pains across my back, which prevented
me from properly attending to my
household duties. I was also caused
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MANAGER wANTED-Eyery city aud
county, to handle best paying business known;
legitimate, new, exclusive control; no insurance
or book canynssing. Address, Halstead, As West
34th ST., New York.
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FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Note our prices as We are
often followed but never equaled

) cent sack table salt -. .O3
Sardines in oil, per box I. "a
Prepared mustard, French
style in fine glass sher-
bert cups, per pkg. -. .05
Corn starch per pkg -. .O5
Dees' I've. per can 1890. .O6
Mustard sardines, in large
cans for. ........... OF
Ginger snaps, fresh and
crisp, per pound ~
Macaroni or Spaghetti, per
package. 49,. .. .O8
Sweet, sour or mixed
pickles, per bottle 49,. 90
Uncolored Japan tea dust
per pound. .... 10
Columbia River salmon
in fiat cans, the 20 cent
kind, per can ~ .. .12
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Sale proving great You had bet
what need before is all Rem
ember package OF Henins Leader Coffee
spoon absolutely FREE with $500 worth
of business. ARE NOT ON CASH BASIS.
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Nominati0ns In onr Great Popularity
Contest
The following Is the complete list OF
nominati0ns to date of contestants for
the CoURIER's Plano and Popularity
contest:
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100 pound sack = co
of Best sranulat- sD.n
ed sugar for. wv
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21

Visit Mann's bargain basement. You
will see something to interest you.
Ladies Wooltex all wool suits and
coats, guaranteed for two years SER
vice, a large assortment at Mann's
department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Hooking, Miss
Elsie Turner and Tom Montgomery
composed an auto party that visited
Starkweather, Cando and Churchs
Ferry Sunday. 49,, -.u
Miss Francis Hansen, of the West
ern Union is visiting friends and rel.
atives at Hastings, Mimi, and De-
smet, s. D. James Rowan of Fargo
is taking Miss Hansen's place during
her absence.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church were entertained at
the home Of Mrs. F. P. Mann Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Mann was assist
ed by Mrs. H. B. Mitchell and Mrs. q.
E. Woodward.
Miss Margaret Mikkelson, Miss
Brickstad, and Oscar Mikkelson of
Garske were the guests of Adolph Mix
kelson, a few hours Monday on their
way to Fargo where they enter the
Agricultural college.
Mrs. Elsberry came up from Mime
apolis last week and is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Cannon for a few
days. Mrs. Elsberry will also visit
friends and relatives at Rock Lake be-
fore returning to her home.
Mrs. H: A. Dunn returned Sunday
evening from Minot where she went
in the interest o. the Woman's Synn-
deal missionary society, as a delegate
The meeting was a success and a
& great deal of work accomplished. A
banquet and auto ride was given the
visitors Saturday evening and Mrs
Dunn reports the people from the Mag
ic City the bot of entertainers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-21
LOCAL NEWS
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. E.
J. Chamberlin. r

Frank Tracey was on: the sick list
the first of the week.
Miss Anna Anderson was In the city
from Warwick Saturday.
F. N. Maurer Of starkweat1er was
in the city Wednesday. -;
Mrs. John Highmark Of Warwick
spent Saturday in the city. 49, -,
Carl Brudeseth, of Keith. was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Coal! Several. cars coming every
day.. Try us on your next order.
-NOrtz Lumber company. <! ~ =
Many very bad Titles can be per-
:fected ct little expense if taken in time
See Devils Lake Abstract Company.
Miss Maud Mahenny returned to her
home at Minnewaukan Sunday after a
few days visit with Mrs. Leslie stev-
ems. "
Are you going to travel? xIf 50, get
your trunk, suit case or grip at the
Network Cash Store. They keep all
kinds and very cheap. "
Berg's shoe department at the New
York Cash Store Is booming these
days This is where the ladies always
get fitted, are well pleased and will
comesagain. 49, 49, ~ 49,. 49,.