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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Oefestidhs gsfnuatmacbuna,

Setl1geie angetoie lperbeu cntgeggHaeupnI,
men IN eer Cfftcs oes Director Of Bubble Ger.
ntee. Staetbaue, 0incinHaii, Clio, bis ~ ubs
Whiiags am Dapnfag, ben g. Ueoi 1910
tnr oie kieferuHa bet nDtbigeu 2rbeit unb bes
Wlaiertdls 'nr Die BerbeiIerunq Der Eebiey
strGBe opn oer g9eftinie Der Treenlan MpeIiue
Dis 5Hr AftliHIe Der Eouif1 Sfrats ourc Orc.
oiren, Rflaliern bes Sutrrpses nit Sels6EoSen
Seeeu Don SraHliGHr5s uno Gerfleuana eer
noibteeH IratHirnnaen linb SHiets
AiaHe. SpesI'iidtioHen uHo Soruuiare Nnh
bu erbGIien In Der Office bee Gbef.JnseHteurf
heS Experiment ui 8nblic Seroiee
Sebes auaebei mnb teu bouer s7arsn 'eeer
ge'eGfndff ooer Beieilf6afien, ipelte bas e.iiae.
bot maben, ioipie bon atieR gerfonen. bic fth
oaraH tnisrefiiTen, entbaIien. une mug bepleiiei
ietn NIT einer Blrai6aii I'm Der Sunuse BON
5000 Eolars. ooer etRem seriffisirien Gbe6
ihr. oab tpenH eiH Inasbot aHaeucmUeu rire,
etn soniratl einaeaaHaen perben ipirs
Goatc ireeubein anaebct Surirqertsisu tper.
ben. onnH NTH folder qbed an DeR Gistrr ~
tourHiri nTn iouie iraenbsiu Aupebot anQe
nonm.n nstesn barn fptre ioI6er gbec nn9
SufrieoenfieusHoer ansffcruHa uno Ei6ertteI.
lima ees aoniroits Surl6erifnitst
@teitr rstifen eireH sIfrtshenifpuenben Rs.
fpe's ban tbrer Tdb;aieii iisfern Tim IoIfe
aitNe GIbeit. ipie perInuGt ;u betorpeu
Gtsier tro eeo0iieu. bic lsbru6tsn {sprruIcre
gu aebrHu6eu ea !etue euoereu enigegeHaenom,
men peToen
Ter director Of Rubnc grbio behalf HS
su oernerien
2m auftEase srs director Of Bubble eersics.
Zen %. april 1910.
25,2 3ebu5. Eseuner. GIsrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
@eietiime gtfannsmadsuna

8erfieseIie anaebpte tueroen entaeaeneenom,
men IN Der Office oes director of 8iibIIc Ger,
pife, StnoibQde. Cincinnati Cbio bis 12 iibr
gtiagP nm w on ia ben .. maot 1910, fir
bic pteterung Der nottigen arbef unb bes
MATERIALS tiir Die 8erbeiieruRa Der Qinn strase
poH Der 9iorblirtte Der snui Sfrabe bis sur Siib'
lime Der Central sfoerue, bnrn nrabirer
seten bon SrdnitsQurbs, RfIaftern bes Sdbr.
pegs nit grnnibloden unb 5eriteuune Der
Hoihtpen 1rainiruHgen itnb SnIefs
RihHe, Spestiifntionen un6 fSornrnIare finh
eu erbniicn III eer Cffice bes Gbei..lneenteurs
bfs Department Of Bubble Gerpice
@efeIIfbait cher Sefeilf6afieu ipeItte br5 s.iae.
bot mafen. fotpie bon auen perfonen. bic fcb
bnrdH lHferef'iren enthaIier. iine nlfb beaIeiiet
fetn NIT einer siiraiGufi In Der gumme BOZ,
10000 Dollars coer etrem SetiifiBirien GbeS
on etHe. Guifteberoe nouf, alg etue 8araniie bns
fiir, bas tueHr ein aaqeboi anaenpmfnen NIB
ein aoHttdn einaeeniigeH lperbeu iuiro.
Seuit itesubtin aHetsot iu,fiesnisl,n rsre,u.
panh miro ioinu Gbt6 an Ssu Eet,r retourutrt
une ioltt iretHe,in dnqrhot aneeHemmtn n,rstn'
BARN iprb fotdtt Ght6 uah suirite.uhtn.ubtr aus,
iahrana NIB Si4syttarna bts aanirasts ,urid.
ettc;tt..
Fieisr mIEtH tiHtn taritesnasatue.u g,tpeIs
ben ihrer Sabieftt liefsrn. um ioIts elaHt urbtit
trie osrlaHai, ga bsiStatn
EitffT RHb eebcltta bte ceorr9ttu gSpFu,niors an
gtefsndtn, "a fsiRs anesrtn tHtsssHe'UommsR n.ts
Ea 9iudrr Of quble e,rris, bsbSt, sa bos
Ntdi sor. treerbstns obu aat aassso.s ~ ssr,
iptrftr
Sm anftrep. ets gir,stevs Of gusIis eurie.
Ten %. slpril 1910.
25,2 2Obn J. gssnusr. gIsr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
1tietiidse gseiaantmac,uua

Beriiegeie anaebois fpereen eutusaenaeuom.
men IN Der Effiee oeS Sireeipr OF 4nblic Sess
oice, Siaoibale Cincinnati, Cbie, bis " ubr
ghi:nes ani 4aontae. ben 10. Dsai 1910.
I'm Die Eteieruue BET 1oitiaen arbeit uHb bee
Waterfalls tLr Die BerbeHeruH1 Der Eebler
StrGBe bon Der Citilne Der Gouifa gtrobe sur
Efttnie ben Dalton Nneuue, bArdb @rabiruna,
Ssten o1H graniisGuros, Rflnfiernng oes syabrs
ire3es uEit asptdii une 9erfiellGua Der nsfbiaeu
GEdiHirunaen unb sSnlets@.
4iane, SpeBiftiuiioRsn uHo GormuInre finb
bes Department o' sabIic Serhice.
Senes g'Hatbot mnb Den osaeu gamen ieoer
8ffelfnnft ooer @eieti6aften. lpelche bas anae,
bet ma1eu. ioipie bon alien Asrfonen bic fin
6aruH iatTfeiiten, eHieaiieH, ano mug be0leifei
fem mti einer tiirefta'i In Der summe BON
S120O,00 IouGts. ober elsem ssrii'isirien Gheo
uiif eiHe pni'iehenbe Rnrf uIs zine Baraniie ba.
fir, oab fpeuH Elm Anaebot anQsHomnlen Nib
eiH aonfrat einaepaHleH perben fpirb
collie irpeneetH Iueebot suriidpemteien fpers
ben, haHn pirh folder 9bed on ben geier res
iourrirf nHb fotiie traeHnein slngeboi urges
npHlureH fperoeu, 6GnH ptrb foIfer ehe6 nd6
sGfrieheuiteueHosr austfibruna uHb S.nerftes
Iiiul bes apnirnsis suritderilaitst
setsier miliisH eineu 5nirieoeniteusnher ge.
ipgi4 non ibrer ssdhia!eii IieftrH. nm foIceer
9lnife drbeti ipie oerIangi, su heforaen.
9isier Nnb aebdlfeH. bic aebrHcfen i;orrtuldre
sa gebranden. oa fetnf aieereH entgegereeuoms
Fer Ttredor Of gubIic ssrbice bebhIt Ne
oos 9Sett Dor, treeneeiH ober ale aneeboie
su berpertsH
" Nm sniiraae bes Director Of gu5Iic serpice.
Ter 80 elprii 1910.
90 5pbu J. gSeuHtr, gIsrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
erfssfide aefaantmaduna.

gerfieeeIte Mngebote tperben entaeseneencm.
men In ber Office bes Director OF BiibIse Ger.
ptce. Gfaofb1ue, Cincinnati. Chic, bis ~ iibr
WitfnaS niH 90 mt 40, ben 0. Wiat 1910
tiir bic SerftellnHg bon 6ditpfs milo 3tueig.
ahsugsfandie fro Trdinruneen nit benz gu.
bebor TN gpontnna slpcnne, bon Rpubinotsipeniie
bis onr Sobe nnaefdbr $50 sSIb ipeftIid1 poil
Grdin Mbenie: NIB Craig Hpcnue, bon W2pttunn
eIbenie bis Gperarcer gfberie tgaefimocb)
RIdne. Gpesififniipnen nno ScrinuIare ftnn
All erbaIte1t IN Der Office bes observation-disclosures
oes Department Of 9iibIic Gernicc
sseocs @naebot nnff ben bcnen s2aner icber
sscfsufadft ober 8eielIihd'ien, ipeloe bds s,noe.
bot MAIDEN. ioiuie bon aneu Vericnen, bic ffol
bdrnn iiiterefftref enfbaiteu iinb miib bedIeftet
fetn NIT elmer 9iirnidnft in Der 5urrnre bon
100000 Epunrs, pner etiiem certifsirtcn Gbecf
an cine anttebenoe Rdnf dIs eine Bnrnf1tte bo.
FIR bah ipcrn Elm Mnneboi onaencitiHen iptrb.
etn Mnifirnft einge1onaeu iperoen spiro.
Epute irqtHofiu Huptbft iurti6dtiutftn ,ptrnsu
ndrn ipre folder Gbtd on ben Eieter rtfcuruirt
nub ioitt irafrstn anatsct arotnemu,n ptrbtn.
nnrn sitb iold,tr Ghtd ndt bufrieptHitHsnssr Nns
fahrune nnh ei6trfsaars ets aontro'ts ,uri6s
ertatttt.
@tssr miH.n ,iu,n ,ufrithsuhenener g,ip.is
bon itrer dbiafeit lieferf nm oEcbe stIaite ar.
beff iuie herlannf. sn bcfcrgeu.
Tittsr Nne ptboltsn, bic c.orudtfu ffesmalar, ,u
ethTdhdth es ttint dnntrtE tHtatetnetnemmsn lrtrs
Ter Tirtttor cf Qablk etrsic tbalt Ha bos
Wtdt bet, tresHettns oesr oat auetbsts su rtr,
iss::rt..
a. aui,rag, hes Tirdsrs Of aublie e,rsu,.
Gar %. Ipril 1910.
25.2 5.Benner, Glsrt
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gen Sohn aufs ihredIiaite mibbonble.
3uerit i4entte Der PpIiseibeamte bieien
GIa9en tetn 9ebor. gfun Qber entidIob
er fih one.iiats Der iteigenben slutb
bon Oenln5iationsn, einellnt.rfuhuno
an5uitellen. 3isie ergub, baB oos
Gtno, oeffen ylomen porosrbanb nod
ni6t genannt piro, in einem buntlen
aelierruume eingeidIofisn mar. BORT
lag Der unglidlibe anabe in elmer oIs
ten aiite, bic ibm als gett otente, ouf
balb Derfaultem. ihmuBieem S.rob,
ietne 5dnbe iparen feft auf ben Riiden
gsbunoen, isin a0rper ssigts sabIloie
Spursn srObfter WiBbanblungen,
oarunter bon 9ranbpunben. Cine all
ts, baIb ioiotii6e 9isnerin muBte t6a.
lih bic Sdnbe oes anabsn auf ben Riis
den binoen. Sat Wo6en betom Der
bebuuernsnertbe &nabe taum nod etz
mas gu ellen. 0oriiberaebenoe 2eute,
bic iein Mnrtprium tannten, tparfen
ibm geleqentli6 grot unb Sudden ourh
bic aellerlute. 0a bas ainD ourd bic
5eiielung uber Deg freien 9ebrnuhes
ieIner 9dnbe beraubt mar, 10 mubte es
fiA platt alrf ben 9auh Ieeen unb bic
Nabruna nit bem Wlunbe pom 8oben
aufnebmen. Der fommiHar soe nun
ben unmenI4li6en 0ater in llnterius
dung. belieB i'm ober nit Riidfiht
uuf fem 9eiadft ouf frsism Jube. Der
anabe puroe Der 0fsniIihen 4rmens
pflege iiberpieien. CT bat cine neune
idbrise Shpeiter, Die bon Dem Batter
iebr gut bebanbelt pirb. Mls man bic.
ie .bsnfalls pernabm, iasts iis cine anz
ihetnenb auspenbis selernR @efdidie
Der. .Mein 9aier bate gang reht,
meinen 8ruber 10 su bebonbetn, benn
oieer mar isbr lingeaoeen. MIs bann
Der Rnobe. bem man auf Der polisei.
made gH.n gereitbt bate, BON einsm
Nr3te u1rteriu6t tpuroe, benubte DIE
aleine oieien 9lusenblid, um ibrem
8riiberhen in bic Suppe au fpuden
unb feline Nabrung auf ben sJuBbobsn
au fperfen. Gnublsuts iiberroi6teu
fe bsi cteitr IisbsboLI<u Nsi9Sftisasas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Mnsldnoiidbe Nahrihten.

0ue1l pegen elmer a d t.
5igi hrigen Jrus. Mon rpeib,
odB Der 8runb gu einem 9uel, bas
5fDiI6en 5tpei Mdnnern ausgefo6ten
ipirb, meiitens in bem beriibmten, Gbsrs
de5 la femme" gu iu6en lit. unb audi
Die Jrau CAB 8eranlafung su einem
Duea, bas tiir5Iid 3pii6en 5ipei @er>
tretern Der petersburser So6ariitotraz
tie gum Qustrag fam. 5rsilih cine
Jrau in einem biblif6sn Qebtnsolter,
in sinem 4lter alIo, bas fis eigentlih
iiber 3Deifel uno 9erbd6tisunsen err
heben follte. gs banbelt ii9 nm bic
dhtsigidbrise Siirftin Geonibd 3. :. :,
eine Jrun, Die iid ibrsm 4lter gum
TroB nod iugenolid fleibst Inb nit 70
onssefuhter gIeaana sinbsrsebt, bab
lie in ben gbeatern NOD bas 4uge bes
publitums uuf iih gu ri6ten tpeiB.
NIs in eiuer 5errenseisIIihaft tiir3IiH
Dsa iutereHduseu 1raueu hk sseos pos,
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Seute, DOutag, If Der Tag. I2ulyuIt
Stus, SIG gocufi Sfr.. grtS, II 8tmmer.
IN isiais; ioiteie iiber $4,000. $4,000 oher rues
niger taufeU es gSi' auitior BerHieibei ou
$40 per WouGi. Grefdp Auitlondr. !.
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yereins-Nnsetsen.
Sentid,er 3siuuier. 8erein.

9ie wtltg!ieoer obisen geretns iiuo hermit
frelInoli1t er'ud,t, benz Geiteubecanqrie oes
am 2y. aprtl 1910 perftorbenRu 8loniers peons
barb sdretber beufe RaGlHItag I'm 80 ll5r
pom 3rdHeEbuIlte, Reaotne Aoab uHo Sune
SudBs, Gu5 reat sabireib beiSanobnen
2 N. &c &, &rGftben,
Gour. araQer, gesreidr. IL
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y II ! d. mobIirtes 8immer in aus
ten oeuifoem pauie Dirb gefufi Cffer.en
nit BretsaHsabe uuter g 8. 22, !. soils
blare 10
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IN 80. aprG, nm 1855 gssups
Cbriffina Shorr,

geo. U G trefer,
y9ttDs BON SebR saOrr in ibrer gBohnuus l7l6
!ytatn Strnbe, i'm alter bon s6 Sotrer Tte
9eerelgune ttHoet itatt an Eterffae ben g.
.uedI, I'm ubr RahmIttGaS, bonn lrauerbGufe
ans iSreanbe iiuo bofIi1if eiuseIaaeu. II
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eeItcbte Gatiin bon iyrauf Grierbidp 9ie seer,
otgurg finoet itnt ON Uiftrpon ben 4 Wlat
bonn IraueThaufe Ro 2S60 aorrraun @herue
aus I'm utr 80 g,orrrittaas iuuraut nm 9 rbr
IN her Sers Se'u stthe cine feierIide gtedl,ienls
DEetie CeIebrirt piro 23s
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esb. R drtin,
9aitttoe bcS beritcrbercn 9obn g. Gninper, i'm
Nlter pun 81 Sabren. Sic Geeroiguna firoet
ttltt am 0tttnod. ben q Wat. im ll6r y1atos
mtttaas oom 3rnuer6au'e SO 1898 Central
sIoe., aus. Srcunoe iino btfItnft eineeIaber.
2,3,4
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8u perRdufen Jerfdieoenes
Y d derei in gufem 3uFtanbe; GnAensHertouf
Goretltre: j. sS. GO EoisbIutt. 2S.2'
Gin &orfabIe Efen biuig. bal: 100
2uI5 g-rob; oelos fSGbrIIlt: IT 10 gut lpe
neu. .. 9iHiou. EetbsL Chic.
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frau 4. Don Daratu.
feonarD Sdreibsr.
Anna frisroih,

oiarb ON Saritne, Den 80. slprtI 1910,
llbr 45 DdnuteH 9.beuos
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Z apeten geIe,ntai Don einsn suoerIdffiaeH
nrb erfubrsrel Dlcnn. Grts, s25 CT ggc'
Wtuan Ehabe
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Nn3et9ea.
Anlla Rapp.
aatbarina Rniypsr,

Stars nm eonntas, ben j. mai 1910. i'm
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$teEen-&efu4s.

E6ttn fudt SipGe in GATE ooer 9efiaarnnt
1926 Bremen SrGBe, 2. Stoc.
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q no be rpErf1i Ell guies @efddfi 81 lerHen:
III cut i'm 5eiGueH. Sreb. soti, 22 gseii IS.
GirGbs
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02
STATE FAIR.
Condensed PrOgram-Sept. 12 to 1,

Condensed Program-Sept. 12 to 16
Monday, Sept 12-Reception
to the state officers. legislative
members and candidates; Bea.
die county and Huron day; South
Dakota derby l ! miles: 2:3C
trot, purse of $1,000; also the
2:3O pace.
Tuesday, Sept. 13-Special ex.
cursion trains over all roads;
the race program for the day
will be three good harness
events; two year pace for colts;
the 2:15 pace; the 2:25 trot; run
ming race of one half mile and
repeat. This day will be chill
dren's day.
Wednesday, Sept. 1.-Two
mems day; lecture by DR.. Bar
ton 0. Ayles tn of the Colora.
do agricultural college, and Mrs.
Henrietta G. Lyman, of Madison,
Wis. This will also be Willow
Lakes day. 2:15 trot purse race;
the 2:45 purse race for $40O; the
six-furlong dash running race.
Thursday, Sept. 1-Governors
day; Governor Vessey will give
q short address from the plat
form before the grand stand;
this will also be the Grand Army
aud Spanish War Veterans day;
free omission for the day for all
mem bers thereof. The speed
program will be the three-ye
old pace for a purse of $500; the
2:5O trot; the 2;18 trot, purse of
81, 900; the 2:12 class pace.
Friday, Sept. 16-This day
will be given over to the editors
and travelling men, and the
South Dakota Press Association
will hold their annual meeting in
the lecture room in the great
w0man's building on this day.
I! The speed program will be four
harness events; three year old
colt trot; the 2 .25 class pace for
Ia purse of 81, 900, with twenty
, starters.
Night entertainments every
evening at the stock pavilion by
Lomb bardO's great band and or
chestra; also entertainme ent in
front of the grand stand; horse
races, automobile races, etc. In
short there will be something
dong every minute of the great
fair.
Detailed program will be given
out later.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02

August time tells on the nerves.
But that spiritless, no ambition feel
ing can be quickly and easily altered
by taking what is known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shoop's restora
tives, improvement will be noticed.
OF course full health will not inn
mediately return. The gain, however
will surely follow. And best of all,
you will realize and feel your strength
and ambition as it is returning. Out
side influences depress first the Gin
side nerves" then the stomach, heart
and kidneys will usually fail.
Strengthen these failing nerves with
DR.. Shoop's restoratives and see how
quickly health will be yours again.
Sold by N. j. Bleser.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02
The Misses I.ingren and Bruestin of
Summit visited at the Lingren home

The Misses I.ingren and Bruestin of
Summit visited at the Lingren home
Sunday.
A crew of men started work Mon
day morning, extending the passing
track to the bridge.
Gust Pearson is taking a vacation
from the store and is helping his
brother Charles in the hay field.
H. NJ. Shissler opened the City
meat market Monday, and will carry
full line of fresh and salt meats
this fall.
Miss Nora ChristiansOn who has
been visiting her brother Henry, re-
turned to her home in W isconsin Sun
day night.
The Misses Mary and Sarah Hocum
came up from Minneapolis Saturday,
for q few days visit with the Williams
family.
Auction bills printed and distribute
uted by the Herald, with the ad in the
Herald, will make your sale a sue
cess. Bills printed day order is re-
ceived. If.
George Berg arrived from Moose
Jaw, Canada. to help his mother to
pack her household goods. She will
move to Moose-Jaw to make her fu-
ture home.
During the storm Monday night,
Dave Eastman's barn vas struck by
lightning and burned to the ground.
Elias Carey lost two horses and sew
eral set of harness besides quantity
of grain.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02
MELROSE
Melrose, Aug. 81

helrOse, aug. 81.
E. +. Dubbell is on the sick list this
week.
Carl Seager visited at the Sourbeck
home Sunday.
Emma Weide is working for Mrs.
Busjohn during thresbing.
Dan Deirdorf and family visited at
the Hamilton home Monday.
See that your sale bills have the
"HERALD @QU1CK PRINT" on them If
Mrs. May Ward of Milbank is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Chas.
Hooth this week.
Mrs. Fred Cross of Milbank is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
Chapman this week.
Robert Walters of Pende, Neb.
arrived Thursday and is visiting his
brother Sanford Walters.
Mrs. Marvin and son Frank return
ed Saturday from Wahoo, Neb.
where thew have been visiting rel
atiyes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02
MARVIN

Marvin, August 81.
Carl Lingren returned from Nc
Laughlin. Wednesday.
Alfred Aasen spent Sunday At Odes-
81.
Ed EvesOn lost a valuable horse
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson were Sum.
NIT visitors Sunday.
Miss Winnie Kane is helping Mrs
H. Anderson during threshing.
Frank Lindstrom and Alfred David
son spent Sunday at Milbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LeSall of
Waubay were in town Sunday.
Mrs. G. B. Williams and daughter
Adelaide went to Minneapolis Mon
day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wicker are the
happy parents of bright little
girl, born on the 3Oth inst
The new occupants of the Adler
farm, which was sold last spring,
arrived from Iowa and moved in at
once.
No Sunday school was held last
week in the Black school house, on
account of so many attending the
funeral of Mrs. Johnson.
Reports are frequent this year, of
bluestem wheat yielding - bushels
and over per acre, but we are afraid
that many farmers take drill measures
for their acres, though wheat is fine
crop and some does yield over 20
bushels. 1t doesn't help Grant coun-
ty to exaggerate yields. [. will stand
at the head of the list without.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02

When the stomach, heart or kid
ney nerves get weak, then these or
gans always fail. Don't drug the
stomach-nor stimulate the heart or
kidneys. That is simply make
shift. Get q prescription known to
druggists everywhere as DR.. Shoop's
restorative. The restorative is pre-
pared expressly for these weak inside
nerves. Strengthen these nerves,
build them up with DR.. Shoop's re-
toratives-tablets or liquid-and see
how quickly help will come. Sold by
N, J. Bleser.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02
"MILLER-MADE" Clothes For Men ---.

\ RE the BEST CLOTHES FOR MEN Of
n any clothes on the market-BECAUSE
they are "MILLER.MADE," and that
means "BESTMADE" When Won bnv q sniff
of clothes you want to know that you are oct.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02
Elmira, Aug. 81.

Elmira, Aug. 81.
Everything to advertise the auction
sale at the Herald "Quick" Print, If
James Black expects to move his
machine back to Elmlra this week.
Fred Whiting has rented the Lock
hart farm and the Priest farm for
next year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02

Messrs. Bruce Middlebrook
and Howard Fuller expect to
leave this week on a trip to the
coast country, going via the Ca
madam Pacific and returning by
the southern route.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-02

ting a suit that
is made Of good
cloth and that
is we'll made.
Call at t h e
N Z W Clothing
Store, E. J. En-
gel, Proprietor,
Milbank, a n d
look over t h e
"Miller-M a d e !"
clothes. Close
ly and carefully
inspect the ma
terial- lin.
ing, the sleeves,
the seams, the
buttons and the
general work
manship and
the price. You
will s a y that
miller :. Made"
clothes are the
best.made a n d
the most stylish
clothes on the
market.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-23
AUCTlONED
'isoaatsd land Brings Good Figure for
the vernul@nt-5iddlRs Was
.. Keen This Morning.

Two isolated tracts OF land were
auctioned at the local United States
iandoface this morning. q total Of 100
acres being disposed Of In this man
nRr.
The frst description was VII swA
section 22-dAS-70, located In K4dder
county. W. C. Norem Of EdmundG, N.
D, run the bid UP to SITS, but when he
learned that there was a S. advertise
ment, he withdrew and the next lowest
bidder, Ed. r. BsHununn ot, Fessenden
got the land at $3.50. Up 70 about .
years age. the man who put up ths land
psidt4hep advertisenent whether he was
SUCCESSFUL or not. Now thu man who
gets the land pays this expense, reim-
bargRng the advertiser.
However Norem came back ON the
next description, eek seA. section
s4-1AsA-S0, running 1t up sto~ $T.1Ss fog
which It. Twas purchased
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-23
Y. NJ. {. A. MAY
4
PASS UP COURSE
LECTURE COURSE PROVED a Los.
ING PROPOSITION ThIs YEAR
AND UNLESS PUBLIC WILL
STAND FOR INCREASE IN PRICE
iT MAY BE ABANDONED.

The Y. M. G. A. may not manage a
lecture course next season. Secretary
Wolf at the lecture last night handed
out cards which asked ,soma pointed
questions, among which were whether
the people favored . lecture course and
whether they were Wiling to give It
their support. and now much they
would be willing to give. The state
ment was made that the course was
behind for this past season $3.50 and
the question was asked IL the patrons
would be winning to stand tor an i'm
crease In the price of tickets next sea-
son.
The MANAGEMENT of the course has
secured General Secretary Ralph r.
Wolf to give his lecture on The Truth
About Panama and the Canal, at q date
vet to be selected and the latest color
ed slides will be used in the stereopu-
con.
Every paper that was returned last
night at the lecture showed that the
parties signing 1t were in favor OF the
Y. M, G. A. continuing The course next
season. and Secretary Wolf said this
morning that no doubt there would be
course next season even IL the Z. M;
G. A. did not f1nanee it. The matter
Will be decided at the next regular
meeting Of the association by the beard
of directors.
Last Day Membership Campaign.
Today IL the last day In the battle
for membership Of 1.eO0 for the Z. M,
G. A. and all who are interested in the
movement should get busy between
now and night Only fifty more meTn-
bers are necessary to make the 1000
n you are not already q member see
that you go in today, Tor the. rates O
membership viii be advanced toner
| row.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-23
DEBATE TEAM NAMED
Fargo College "Prep" Talk Artists
Selected at Contest last
Evening.

One OF the greatest literary honosa
in the Fargo college ''prep" depart
ment was conferred last night whAn
the three first debators were chosen
for the New Rockford debates Misa
Jessie Buchanan win lead the team
assisted by MIR. Musbergsr and NE.
Powell. Messr& stIllwsu and Dean
were tie for fourth place. Besides the
honor won there several cash prizes,
$40 for first and s. for second.
The present powers OF the speaker
of the house should be limited, was the
deciding question. The negative side
was won by Mr., Dean, Miss c.. Blu
chanan and Mr., StillwelL two sets
Of Judges officiating.
Music was furnished by the. Fargo
college orchestra.