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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
VITAL SCIENCE A WONDERFUL CURATIVE POWER
A PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING

DR. Gates Has Not Only Brought Health Suffering Onee Has
Taught Them New and Better Way
Health Hundreds of Sick Ones Made Science
The Most Wonderful Discovery of Modern Times
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This remarkable statement was
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TROTTERS ~ kENTsCkI
colorado o.. Hss RrNh esi tE,eres, IN the
Thrre-year-Olas

IENINGIoS. Ky August o., since the
game little nily Fantasy elec rined The rot
ting world ~ i~0s by tro'ting the two haais
in the ~ class for three year Odds trotter-
In the sensational tame OF 2is's a0s'.
thus setting worlds record for three
wear old tro''erS. sensational perform
ance- by horses ~ this age have follow I'd
closely upon each other un'il to-day a
three vear-old tro'ter unless ne can go
In better than , ~ has no chancs upon the
Grand Cir-Iit
Fantasy mile in o. stood a. he goal
for trottsrr ~ that age until September 10
1877 whom Kentu"kv TOdd iroited two heats
81 Columbus IN 2Os'. I'll thus equAiiing
he rrCort Of Tanta~y ami breaking the
record for the two fastest miles In Octob-r
Of the same year AZ LeNinR ,on General Watts
captured the hoPOrs held Jointly nv Pan
tasy and Ken'uckv Todd and sstonished
hOr-emen throughout the country by trot-
ting two heats IN m" Kentucky Stakes IN
Os', :, Oa' and TODAY -t'll stands the
recognized champion ihree- wear Old ,rot'sr
~ The World
Another notable psrfornan"s Of . three
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wear old vas that Of Grace Pond. a daughter
81 The Bond-man. sirr Of colorado D. IN
- ming one Of the hardest fought kentu, b 5
Tuturitie~ ever witnessed trotting the three
aiming heats IN ,oat . ~ Og'. after
losing the third and fourth hes 10 Alta
ANWorfhy IN ~ ant ~
Dn September 49, i'-is. Su-se captured
the uof-s. k-NieN stakes ~ columbus "a
me good time Ot in. . 90. In ISIS The
Harvester closed q sensational -ra-on bN
Winning tho hentUCky Futurity "a 2Ug'.
e.In'. 2usi, =. ruuailing the record ~.f nv
Fantasy and k-ntucky Todd Last year
IN the kentucky futurtty tzarpyua. the
game lutte daughter 81 Peter the Great
trott~d the FIRST two heats IA ~ 4, ~
thus setting "a world record for three ycnI -
old fllies, bat the pare n the second heat
proved TOO much for the game little trOttef
and -he lost the race 90 Bar0ne-- Virginia
IN PCS. > 49,. 2It. the rrh heat going 20
Bertha 4. ~ : -
after such performers - General Watts.
The Harvester anu t1aTeNna. hor~emen
Ssre beginning - belIsNe the speed limit
for y thTr.- yea -pld 'rvtter had b~~n
reached. bat nov whom Colorado , cOmes
tho world record time OF o., 200
they are preparing tb~fnsrlNe- 10 be sur
pris~d NJ not hing
one 81 the most remarkable exhibitions
Of aDSed shown this week ~ the local track
WaS that ~ the worlds champion three
yesr-Old PAGER Mage Nind~r. 2oSi.
which, driven ny Henry Jones reelsd N
A hall mile m ~ Ihia game little ally
has baen a little IN for =Otne time and ss
. result has not re"eiv~d much training
but - nov rounding ." T1pidly.
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me MI.
h inxs soun,S Heats Wanhsitan In ,hsm.
Pion.hip Game.

In the championship game in the hrs'
---iion of the Metropolitan District Iricke,
League series playet ~ Prospect Park
ye-ierday between the kinE- County and
Manhattan elevens, The former won by
y runs the totals being - to - Double
figures were scored by but two men on
either side. , Gautier making - and "
Meyer ~ for the winners and y Driscoll
~ and y AdAmson II for Manhattan
Meyers bowling proved effective he being
credited with taking i've wicketS Tor ~
runs FOR Manhattan , = Hail was mos,
-uc~e--ful vuh the ball taking -iI wicke,-
for 81 runs. while & BiaCkhAlI took two
The u teams Of the Kings County and
Manhattan clubs played a game IN the
vOnd sec don championship series 81 the
in TITS event the Nanhsttan- wtnntnE by
~ runs. with io'al- Of - 10 81 Both teams
we're short handed, KinK- County pIs ing
ten Williams and 2. q Eve. PLAYING FOR
kinzu County made top scores OF the matol,
IAN Tan" Il Dunn tailed IL. ! n NcSmrii-
~, and 4 ". DagEett 10. - bowling 4 !
Adanlsun took ; W et- Tor ~ runs, G.
and b. V rhlson, for ~, for th-ir re-
draw wss the result Of the match played
and the Prospect Park eleven. much ia favor
Of the Spartan-. Who ran ~ a Score of i4I'
mi then disposal Oh ~lA bt tneT opponents.
wickets for but IS runs hen time wns
called i y. Philhp- and J. thompson
BOWED IN hne style for the spartanz the
former taking tWo Wtckets for ~ runs
and the latter two for > A. batting N
Martin was top scorer NJ the match with
II for tho spartan
The Cricke, teams Of the Crescent Ath-
letic and Bensonhurss Cricket clubs played
q game in the championship series Of the
New York and New Jersey Cricke, As-ocia-
ton at Ray Ridge Yesterday afternoon
and although the latter played two men
short they easily won the match. the margin
Of victory being III runs. with totals of
a 10 $50 y n Rocco made the highest
score ~ the game With . not out innings
of ~ during which he gave . few chances
which were not A"ccepted, while =. " Christie
vas most succe~~fuI with the leather. cap
turing eight wickets ~ the low cost II runs
apiece.
defeated the spartan " team NJ Proape-t
park nv ~ runs The totals were ~ 20 %
~ he kle- play 81 Splendidly for the West
Indians and hitting The hall in all directions
quickly ran up ~. when be WIS caught out
4 close and interesting match resulted
from the meeting Of the Coionisla and
Orients ~ PrOspe~r PARK, where the former
team won ny ~ runs y Be-t played we'll
for the winners. making high score OF the
game With n and capturing wicket- for
- rms The totals were iolonials, ~
Drisnta
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fOR\EII EXPECTS RFSI MS.
More Time for Football Practice IN the
New Alumni Field.

IrHAr, Aug - When the cornell foot,
hall candidates gather in ltha'a Monday
September -. 20 take part IN the first pTaC
tlce Of the year they viii report on Alumni
Yield instead 81 at the old gridiron on Per Y
Field n ~ 10 the first time regular vsr-itv
pra, toe ha, been held on the hill and IN
a way u WIll he an informal one ming Of the
n.ld to varsity practice Of any sort HtheT.
% only minor sport teams have played on
the hill
The committee has mapped oU' the dif
ferent -e.'tons Of the field amt ~ orb ~ con
s'ntotIon viii begin on larg" scsle 'hI-
the varsity held proper shall 10 enclosed
within fifteen acres on the extreme east
end Of ~. tract. and the main "niran""
10 the field will he On tho east .ud The
stadium vhrh vii a,'omodat. ii.,sU
p-T~on-, viii ." on ID" eastern side over
run from north q" south and has h"~n piA. ~d
- 49, tally With r-i~tcur" to the " ind. that
-"p n ross ia" campus ~ this the highest
point on the university grounds
The baseball diamond viii be- a. the
stands VII b" plar"d there IN" running
and an indoor running rrart viii 10 con
structed Inside "f IN" stadium, flling long
felt need The new field Will also have n
training hou-r 81 modern construction
N l. estimated that the cost of the work
that l. 20 he done right away viii no about
Coach Reed plans 80 have the varsity
sTlad uSe the To- ker room AZ the agricultural
college for headquarters. white the others
will he looked after in the gymnasium
On Fridaya and Saturday, OF each week
the men will go down TO Perry fIeld and
all the 9fInes " ill he PLAYED there
Coach Reed SAYS that the squad will gain
half an hour IN time by practising on the
hill and that they Will he able To play nearly
half an hour longer because N u ~ murh
lighter on the new field. and there will b.
no mists or fog such as have Frequently
made work on Percy Field very disagree
able He calculates that N - easily half an
hour nearer TO the new neld than 20 the one
used for 80 many years and he SAYS that
h.. thinks more men ~ come out for the
game
up the rest n the field calls for q pra,t i'e
ground 81 some twenty n res aud on th.
extreme ws-' end an enlarged Fairgrounds
PURPOSE and there " ~ - mus b more room
under the new plan The entire VARSITY
field TRAIT cont inc about fftv-Gve
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'CtNOE CLIH RL. ,rr, HELD.
Was sehrou,ei fsT june II. hat Q storm,
Made That iH,,ssssIblr

Through The courtesy - the Marin. an,I
f'eld club the New YORK Cano- club hsif
- postponed annual regatta on Graves
end hav yesterday afternoon IN. event
originally was scheduled for June 1s The
worst squat 81 he wear hrok. on that daN
however and The 'anoem~u were com
PEELED - postpone their regatta ~ II
Na- NOT only The annual regatta OF the
'luh ma gave he faces bat al@o The mint
championship race ~ the Yacht Racing
N--os ts'Ion NJ GrsVessnd Ray. an excelleni
Meet NJ thrty-On~ ~'sTJerS gathered around
The 'aTr'e VI Potter. The committee boat
10 take part m he contest
u ws- the tir~t really xapI aiming dav
the New ora Canoe Club has had N several
wears steady hrr-ye from, N. south
nv W-s' blew throughou' the afternoon
aud although ~ was rot particularly strong
hah enough force n send the hoat~ around
The course IA sNCpll-n' time nfortunsts )
inc NterAinG at 'nark spoiled the race
among he diuRtrS OF The canoe club
These boats went once around q four mlls
'ohrs~ Nnh'n ''rave-@Rd IGaV. With uoInt~
on b"n-onhur~t. Tor Hamilton and sea
cate, lslNtns all MARKS To port
Ae the wind came the boats had a broad
tea' on the -tarboard tack from the start
ing tine 20 the Ben-onhursi marx. a gyb-
followed by heat o Sea Gate When The
uNtle Ieilo$s reached the end 81 their
NVat.r. tce Ane marx was missing NfNeral
rounded Commodore Charle. Swr~nN'-
nasship kmeline thar was at anchor on
me Sea tate club. Others started for the
unish line NHhOui bothertng to turn any
MAIN Skeets, the property OF X lie
hsyley. Vas the fir-t 10 cTos- the fint-h lin"
She Was AZ once protested BY the other
ooats No decision. however WAS rem
dered by the regatta comrnittee, inside NJ
o. Louis :; ItcmAn, chairman u -. AlcT-
Ton, r. fishel and u 4 Mount
The racing m the . ,ls-- a. Spoile-i
by the absence of Gray Jacket and SoyA
lhese poat- are both oui Of the water h~ing
cleaned for the Thorn r-on tropr, -~ri.,
that y 70 start on edns-day under h. a,Ia-
klors Of the Atlantic l1cht club T.
brcEns tlorence and Henalon Chubhs
S1sier had an interesting -crsp. however
WITH The forutst Winning by ti seconds
over lo's mile course Florence had the
better OF The start and led Of every mari
" the end OF the nrSt round the times taken
we're Florence, tUO.l4 ami Splder en- ~
Although the boat made poor start
Blue bill again was the winner among the
; boats. The work ~ the craft during
the season haa made her a strong favorit-
Tor the Upton Cup series that " to he held
under the auspices q the Crescent Athletic
tlub during the race week Of the Atlantic
acht Club. y Cravath's Mouse was the
winner among the knocksbouts Of Graves
end Hay
As he oflcial Handicapped was on vaca-
ton last week the handicap divisions raced
without knowing allowances II IL there
fore impossible TO announce the winners
OF these classes The summary
aLOoPa-OAsao araHy sos gutsEsR 10 SAIFa
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RIA EsT >TE FOR s>LE.

COMPETITIONS IS TLORiDN LANDS
Itr' our nrW plan before hIimg florida land
from any rompanN free upuun and other ia
turrs somrthinG nrs shos ing brnsnt q rUmpr
tiupn write 1LOklpN lNND SNNult Nff
Iask s1nNiilr. 'is.
TOR SAII Nid me Bcrt shlrcs -. ares :
room house one barn one third mite from - hool
stores churrhr. grand view frort brook good
reason for srlIing price 81 ~ Srnd foe bookl
farm bargains. u CORNELL 90 Great
Barring ton. Mas
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HELP WANTED.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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u. v. OsTMAN.
sI-s5 Nassau ~. lei. IsIa CortIaRdt

sTENOGRAPHfRS. Typewrtters. Hookkrrp
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REN Ssr,rE At AUCTION
OAkDALE
O<T. rot Nd AND RrwaRns

SrOLE: from a residence on IN. line Of the
y. y n. ? ~ u. about Aug 9Th a gentle
man gold cunning case. Stru w'nder watch
made BY Iiran' 90. No iai0- liberal rev I'd
10 sun nfrr
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sT1y RENL EsT ATE.

TOR san nrs' ria - mortgage 81 'so00
On HIN ciass impro' I'd rTnl cstate IN the lower
pir' Of he riy ,inbte.i 20, "a, Ahs ,cnl.
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EiNJj iGH POLO THtHPsON.
@n''h Team Wins Opcn THIe ~ Pom,
.ItIsiHh

..frr Pr. I Aug u
o. '.f.'h national polo 'ournA
..H march m the ~erie. for the
..rp 0as PLAYED Today be-
20 s.j."ure he rival teams beinE
I'u"iaghs and the Psrroaueta
"H'or 'oufng cars lined both
.'." '"Id EanslAgh won no
g.. otter spirited contest bv
.. .r,"d ous ~ 'hs hvelie-t Of
.a.-Hr ~ 'he pier During the
o." 'tav hOnora we're shout
%, ars' forged ahead and main.
or cal q" the finish The work
s.. .. .slHApe vas admirable and
erie. no took Lord GrOs-
%. i.av~d brilliantly and WIN
.! cotton
- W. PAYNE whitney came over
Ia. n y" biR YACHT Atlantic and
NH'"rrury. Jr brought over
'Irg rarty. and among others
"r" " and Mr. v 7. Ilv-
:. -rnau. LORD Hugh Gro.venor.
N"fmAn Prince , " Prime
- .'|-N. Mr and Mrs atraw.
rul Mrs Henry " Harrison
H., an Hs AleNander Brown snd
" ."r aterbury
ami summary
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LADIES make supporters. 81. per hundred no
cAnNaSsing material furnished siam ,~d IN Velop~
for particulars. WABASH SUPPLY 60 Dept.
cn. Chicago
WANTED Good. live women agents even
"here To- handle articles Of exceptional merit
I>rd eHriuSiNeb by women. Quick .Ales ana big
prphis easily made Address MARY ~ TAYLOR.
boz 10. WoHran'S Building. Joliet, ~
SIS - PER WEEK addressing envelopes a.
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BELLE HtRBOR RtCES
r.. Win. Power Bes, Event Cest salts

Interesting sail and power boat races were
held under the auspices 81 the Belle Harbor
Yacht club Yesterday. The contest for
the screw driven craft was rather q com
plIcated Affair a. the winner was the boat
rhose average time for the enttve course
,an,e the nearest 10 her time mate daring
the first round After a great deal Of
figuring Edmund Lang chairman Of the
regatta COMMITTEES. made the announce
nent that the winner was Frank VI Bauer =
Lee
The boat did the first rourd 81 the triangle
IN . minutes N HecOnd- ann her average
for the hIll course NaH minutes Il
seconds The second prize vas won by
3 n Non1fort's Emma and then came Y
CuddIhy' . Hacine, Dr fre--hette's Micfie
and W e. ChApnAn'a sylvia The las' boat
lid not finish tho full course. IoOt was the
winner among The ~ ilboats
The summary Of the sailing division
fOllOwa
SNAIL sioops- sr,Hr "a. corEsV sIrss
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DwEILI>G Ho, sts To i4.T.
High Class Dwellings

Private hoil-,s~ To- rent from
October lst "a I'D. .ith and SjLh
streets. m exclusive neighbOr-
hood. Convenient - elevated
and subway stations.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS make sOD per cent. pronI selling uIsn
Grade Post Cards Special selling plan enor
nous demand. AnD varieties samplr- iOc par
tcuiars free SULLIVAN CARD 90 IsA
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SITUATIONS wANrHD-MA,s.

An experienced young colored man ws.s, 9
poeition ~ messenger or porter On hank, once
tActory or theatre. speaks English. Spanish and
French. has retrrrnces. SPRATNE. ~ West isSth
CHAUFFEUR MECH NNIC FIRST ciass In every
respect do own repairs several year, win
last employer and had charge OF one 81 the srrest
and nnest private garages near View York CT,
highest references haVe some practices 81 pertrnrr
With seropl1nrs ana would IKE a. work for gen
t~man OF famiiN Interested In them lg~d =,
NeaTs. singh Address THi. TIMAN Eo1 o..
SIN uptown nfrcr. -. BrnadwA'
coon van T. position japanese general house
work privaIc. >nnsl! family hest rrferen,,s
TAMA. hos ItD slIn ofre
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- 'A-rrf lin goals. lost goal n,
a, 80 70 Dsrrouuets canned Z Tnais
~. -srzfy total ~. IsuT~ nee
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BOARDERs WANTED.

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queied stecirictii excellent table. special doc
tors suite upportunity.
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M stsEAs CHANG ~
CAPITAL

proc1 r~i for manu- tartur.pg conrvrns indusiTfi
propo-ltions. steam railroads tfs d~y rlopnrn
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safe -u .H' 60" DO rsiuHss r.iI guarantee 81. CO.,
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klNN.' % 50 I.r'tivr
'INITl.D amount stock !pr sale uTtn Orf
wAnufs,' turing businr~s. Horlr thine ~rtirsN nov
90 mNrk~t doing large hVsinr-S iitni ted rap,s.
want IN spread OF and do volume % busincs-
enormous reforms fpr iHN rsirNcnt. fun particular
GFORiE . KINNEY 60 - BroadWay
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
Legal Notices.
DRAINAGE NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the county auditor of Kingsbury
county, S. D., in the city of De Smet. until
8 O'Clock a. IN. September, 7th 1910, for the
construction of drainage ditch No. A, in
voiving about 377 900 cubic yards of ex-
cavation, as noted in the specifications.
The work is situated in the southeastern
part of KingSbury county, in Spring Lake
township, and will consist of an open
ditch 9.65 miles in length having 24S, 600
cubic yards of excavation, 10 miles of
branch bitches with 129, 600 cubic yards
of excavation and three miles of tile vary
ing from ) to "a inch. Bids may be made
for the entire work or by sections.
Copies of the plans and specifications
may be obtained from the county audi
tor upon making a deposit of $25 90 to in
sure their return prior to the time of
opening bids.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for five per cent ofthe bid,
payable to the order of the county treas
urer, as a guaranty that the successful
bidder will promptly execute a satisfac-
tory contract and furnish a bond of fifty
per cent OF the mount of the contract
price for the faithful performance of the
contract. The commissioned reserve the
Tight to reject any and all bids,
Dated at De Smet, S. D., this 18th day
of August, 1910.
F. p. HARDY,
Attest: Chairman Board of County Com.
p. A.CARROLL, County Auditor Kings
bury county, South Dakota. 49-3t
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

An examination for all grades of
teachers certificates will be given at
the office of the county superintend.
ent, Thursday and Friday, September
| and 2, beginning at 8 a. m.
Nearly all teachers coming from
outside the state should take this ex-
animation, and those having to do
with the hiring of teachers are urged
to pass this word along to interested
parties. Applicants are expected to
submit certificates of Institute at
tendance. A. H. Seymour,
1927 Co. Supt.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
Parliament a REFUGE,

Down to go years ago a seat in the
British parliament "a a prize much
sought for by men who found them
selves beset by importunate creditors,
inasmuch as in those times no civil
action for debt could be brought
against an NJ. P. When a dissolution
occurred. this privilege of course was
automatically annulled, a fact of
which the creditors fastened to take
full advantage. Drisraeli once wrote
that the only way to keep some men
"out of the house of correction was
to get them into the house of com
mons"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
ProIonuinu Life of Guns.

Henceforth all seacoast guns of six
inch caliber and over, except mortars,
will be provided with double tubes, so
that, should the inner tube give way,
the damage will not extend to the
outer tube and the enveloping jacket
and hoops. This will permit the
restoration at small cost of guns
whose tubes give way, and will facili-
tate the rehabilitation of guns whose
accuracy has been lost through ero-
sion and wear of the bore.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26

There exists no connected account
Of the material culture Of the great
group OF Eskimo dwellings around the
mouth Of the Mackenzie river. Still
more meager Is u knowledge Of that
extinct Eskimo culture Of which the
sole witnesses are the ruins In the
islands In the north Canadian arch
ipelago; these islands form the mont
northerly bridge between the western
Eskimo and Greenland,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
LADIES

| am agent for the Wade Corset,
one of the best corsets made. Please
call at my home and see samples, and
let me fit you when in need of one. I
am also prepared to cover buttons
from your own goods, all sizes and
styles, on short notice. Yours to
please. Mrs. E. E. Albright,
Phone 1873 De Smet, S. d.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26

The average Frenchman of today
q at a smaller price have much bet
ter wine than the wealthy Frenchman
OF the fifteenth or sixteenth century,
and this Is made possible by the fact
that wine Is nowadays kept largely In
bottles, while in the past only casks
were used. Even at the table OF Louis
XIV. wine was rarely served In bottles.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of William J. Beaman, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the estate of William
J. BeanIan, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
vouchers, within six months
after the first publication of this notice,
to the said executor at the Office of ID. A.
Crawford in the city of De Smet, in the
Countyof Kingsbury, SO. Oak.
Dated August 9th, 1910.
JESSE BULLOCK,
BY ID. A. Crawford. his attorney, as exc
cutor of the last will and testament of
William Beaman, deceased. 4S.4
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-08-26
Wall ron Boston.

tits disgusting" said Mrs. Waldo
Beaconhill of Boston; "the makers of
children's blocks never think of put
ting Greek letters on them; and
there's my poor little Emerson sim
ply dying of ennui, for the want of a
good fairy tale in words of moderate
ly extensive syllabification."