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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
STATUE TO CUSTER
RECALLS TRAGEDY
INDIAN MASSACRE
Michigan HCnors Memory o!
Man Who Lost Life In Little
Big Horn Country.

Sioux Fa1ke, n. d, May 21.--Tise tfl-
t'e1linx At Monroe, Mich.-zDe home n
his Toy saood-oD yp-le 4, 80 The presence
Of President Taft at6 p1bef etstap-
gaisitlsd men 81 the country. of a aae~
rn0rtaJ s1a1ae erected by the state Df
Michigan To General 1%eDr'gs e. Custer,
VIII arouse new Interest ta the ME-
Story end tragic fate pf this popular
hsrt0, wng Ma the idol Of T1jjAl0f1& u
Americans. atad all that q dasf3inR cav
EJ--yrnar and Indian fighter should De.
General Custer met his death al tbe
fsanas 81 frlaF1y Sioux Indians VINO Yet
Ere living 5n the Two Dakotss. The
Custer rtEsssaeFe Mag CD LAND the cf1ot~
terpara ~ the disaster suffered by the
Americans On the sea. when the bat
flssfdp Maine Mas blown up IN the
harb9T Of Havana a curious eoitlrl-
6snce lis the fact that the loss Of life
IN each @ tie disasters Mas practically
the Same.
The Custer battlefield ~ situated on
the Little Big Horn river. ia southern
Montana This historic spot In the
chief attraction for s1siltsesrs who visit
that portion Of the great west. The
battlefield VIII always be looked upon
with awe an the visitors recall 70 re-
nernbrance that 18th day OF June, 1916.
when the brave commander and his
faithful troopers went forth 10 battle
with am overwhelming force OF blood
thirsty Sioux warriors. only 10 be the
victims Of a massacre which has no
equal IN the annals Of Indian warfare.
Reno Learns of Death.
After being besieged on the bluffs
until ths morning of the 9th. Kenos
and Bentae1's battalions were relieved
by the arrival Of General Terry. when
they learned Of the disas ter which had
befallen the gallant Custer and his
command On the 18th the dead were
buried. All the bodies except a few had
baen stripped Of their clothing. Nearly
al were sca1ped OF rnufilated in some
manner. but there was one notable ex-
cepIi1n. that Of General Custer, whose
face and expression were natural: he
lad been shot in the temple and I'm the
left side. The killed of the entire CON-
xnand Iak 3e5. while the wounded num-
bered 81 In memory Of the gallant
dead the government some years ago
erected a large monument on top Of the
hin near where the bodies Of General
Custer and many Of his officers and
men were found On which liz engraved
the names of the dead heroes On each
spot where a body WAS found marble
headstone has been erected. a cross
marking the place where Clusters body
WAS found
The extension a few years ago of a
railroad through the vicinity Of the
Custer battlefield renders ii easy of ae-
cess. and year by year the number OF
tourists who vigit the spot soaked with
the blood Of heroes. is increasing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
SETTLERS ARE HELD
UP UNDER INSPECTION
STATUTE OF STATE


Atssrdassl &. d. JEafta 1s---CintnT saatr1f
If mate 1tra1 se11atsrK ga1niHE ID South
-3GfzErE Ere nEr rsesszflng b sgEaIs
aaa9' unfisr etls, ysrDytiHjagfs 81 tine SoErtlh
Dakota ItzTs stock inspection law ;,sasHss1
pv ftas 3tgiEiature IF 1sgH az II IL esD-
fuTI;eG by State inspector Iasrlssrsesnssi3
= aisssrdaen Mary Esf-isrs ARE H'axssS
Enl Indignant al tine lDBs u t1Ens AND
IBney 4isGEtiued zn Ise 1rEgfHsrlDn and
snrIFs IF the new sErT4ssrs trDrn eastern
E1R1sK BlHus WRITTEN Ihssr TsslariA ~.
advising them nu1 To aDcate In si@zErh
ItE-EuER. In BgTne INSTANCES tins charge
IL 1natie TfGaT Aberdeen people are ID
lsigmr fur rt1e a1Eiegsa .ibeila ur." but
the Lr0u1is appears 10 be Dnf with
Abe-{iaen I.eDTEle, WING Ere htagilasN, nor
win thu railroads. buf with tins state
law One SETTLER wsh9 WIRE removing TO
& Worth IsEEDt8 t;tsfrn from Frtsoer1tK,
e. d. In this county. complains THAT
ms horses ware hssd "a hours for IN
HlHssrrion iii A5erdssrl, ant fle was cD-n-
lssltsa m Jify 81 u head for this inspect
ing nufwfft hEzsndir4E that q govern
r1larI1 Elis,,agttr iE STATIONED III MAJ
ruEfn W ID where fEis tive shock must
RgHin undergo hauling over a new
sDrna- from IlftnsiiE brought Win hfEN
certificate 09 inspection from an IN
Hrgac1Dr IF that state. Dpf ii was not
'reeDgr;zed by the local inspector be-
caltss III b1na no seal. The charge
made herr fur tnssserstitsn runs from So
40 Sc d head for cattle, il il asserted.
Emo s. u head for horses In instances
where fAlts EhurneEtea6er has d large
number ID Live stack the LAX IL most
bll-tiensuIne Aberdeen residents have
1aksn up the matter and efforts VIII
be mate Id remedy til. as ID iB feared
continuance Of the practice Will stop
tine present title t1f immigration into
the IakBtaE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
TRAMP FALLS FROM TRAIN
AND rs CUT IN paECEt

Alexandria e. ID Jurs a-4Carous
EuspalhauI. of TitFtn Gghio was killed
iw the 'aasfbSKlnd Iaassargsg about TWO
miles west of Alexandra Saturday
nnDr, evidence indicating that he fell
fruYn hsstwean the tender and baggage
car Rua6maEtsr Mcmahon happened
30 De STANDING aD the rear OF the train
and noticed surne Of the rElang1ed parts
and Thought the train had run down a
hug Upon returning on the 3 O'Clock
passHnger. ne watched the track closely
and discovered hid arm and hand laying
beside the rails, so gpon arriving AT
Mitchell irnmediately Rotifled Coroner
Clifford, Of this ci1y, 10 meet hica at the
scene of the accident They found the
i,osiy forritsiy aiialnglsd and strewn
alnne the track for about 60 RODS, other
J,Hrts being found miles from the scene
Of the accident. Coroner Clifford
brought the remains to Alexandria A
cor0neris jury rerurn,'d a verdict Of ac-
ciderftal death
A. n. khyyDer, tenant on the II. ID.
Peekharn Earrn upon which the acct
[esEt occurred, noticed a man ON the
back Of the tender ar the train passed
the buildings. q few hours before the
accident occurred.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
Herds WEST OF RIVER
AFFECTED ny ScARRIES

Pierre, s. D., May 2I-The state and
gorerEment veterinarian forces are
working together in the Missouri valley
TO enforce the dipping laws in cases of
scabbies. Several herds are reported
TO be more or less affected In Hughes,
Eully and Potter counties, and these are
being looked after to see that there is
no further spread OF the disease. The
whole or the state WAS Quarantined
several years ago, on account Of the
prevalence of scabbies and a rigid cam
paign. with dipping of stock practically
cleaned 1t up. But the quarantine re-
moved, some owners became careless.
and there are cases which need atten-
ton again.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
WINNIPEG PaOJEcY TAKES
OVER BRoCkfMGS ELECTRIC

sioux Fails, rs d.. Jtfne FIT Ia an
nDslnDad here by Captain FRED M5r-n
who as doing the preliminary work IN
connection with the proposed nonstruc-
taOn 81 lime 81 railroad from Winnipeg
~ the gulf. tsarpugih Fargo and Sioux
F'allK. that the fxtHreSts which he rep
resents have purchased the rights OF
The Brnokanxs and sioux Fails Railway
company, under conditions to be closed
by JUNE D. The Brookfngs and Sioux
Falls company planned ON construct
Ing an electric railroad TO connect the
two cities and intermediate points
Captain Myrn further reports that the
SURVEY for the proposed Winnipeg Gulf
raftruAd as practically completed be-
tween Sioux City and Fargo the route
from Fargo running through Rutland
Wabster. Wa1sfNown. A3roolzings and
1 Egan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
AuGUSTANA COLLEGE REACHES
THE HALF CENTURY MARK

Canton. S D. May 3l.-The 50th an
niversary of Augustana college will be
celebrated on Tuesday, May 81 The
United church and its several schools
viii, through their representatives. take
part In making this anniversary long to
be remembered in the annals Of the
school
Dedication services will be celebrated
In the new Lutheran church Sunday
forenoon DIR. T. III. Dahl will officiate.
In the evening Rev. David Stove, 1900,
viii deliver the bacealaureate sermon.
In connection with the dedication ex-
ercises the local church will conduct a
religious conference on Monday, and
In the evening Professor Christensen.
Of St. Olaf college, will give an organ
recital, assisted by able vocal talent
The entire day and evening of Tues
day viii be given 10 the anniversary
festivities President Dahl viii speak
in Norwegian and Rev. j. C. Roseland
in English In the forenoon. The after
noon and evening programs viii con-
tain short addresses, "reminiscences and
congratulatory speeches by representa-
tive men. Wednesday is graduation
day. Class day exercises will occupy
the forenoon and the commencement
exercises viii take place in the evening.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02

miller. IS, -, 5ina Time
vurFsn candidates. fnT rDIIIT1y III
IsarirlaaisfieIrr ~ EstflfsDiE nH-t
nTava adopted tire muE1D o. the
HTete Hufz-flgfskss. EfEtes fur
Nnnaef, amt agA making G hard
tsartpaiEn among tins men fn-
wutef AT the primaries IN June.
Where are two women candidates
ms @isa republican site emo rwD
gn the fiemDrratiC. AL nf them
ElTe rDnspH1srlt aRT5irRIEtE.
T'f1ey gp AIMING the winters IN
tine fields. tine Hfiup or ysfaerE-
ever they nIRy ibr and sttficff slfp-
pfsr. 1niE uf them Climbed "a
fiiEh ladder on AN elevator III in
tssrstisw rxg carTerrrerE vino ware
saf tine 1Up working. 1sne of the
nlan WIS d Jr-piliiJf1inaiEt and tine
lutiaer d fiafmscrHt, HD Efais effort
wae wHfstHG.
9lre suf the fair candidates.
found fiaH+ several vuferE mad
promised each 81 SEise four wum-
ssfr 10 utrte 8of her.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE THAT
OMAHA rs WILD AND WOOlLN

Omaha Neb.. May 31.-A wolf hunt
In the heart OF Konntze Place, one of
the fashionable residence districts of
Omaha was an experience that monop-
olized the attention of a dozen police
men and 100 or more men and boys A
large wolf was seen trotting down one
of the streets and riot call was turned
In at the police station. Three auto
mobiles loaded with police hurried to
the scene and in the meantime several
men had seen the thoroughly frightened
wolf. Soon the streets were filled with
men. all armed, and back and forth the
wolf Jew, lodging in and out and
through streets and alleys Finally,
after q chase lasting more than an
hour. and after more than 1000 shots
had been fired, the wolf was wounded
to such an extent that policeman got
within range and killed the animal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
OLDEST MAN IN STATE
DIES AT AGE OF 100

WATERFOWL. s. D., May 81
Peter Meier, Of Codington
county, believed to have been
the oldest man in South Dakota.
died Tuesday at the age of 1913
years Two days later his
daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Hus-
wick, Of Hanlin county, died,
aged 50 years
Up to 10 years ago Mr.. Meier
led an active life on the farm
Renting his own place. he went
TO live with his daughter. who
often stated her belief that her
father would outlive her. Upon
his death she told her friends
that she would go soon, but her
prediction came true quicker
than even she anticipated.
The cause OF death in both
cases lis given as old age.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
LYONS GIRL WINS
PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP

Lyons. Neb-, May 31.-Goldie Morter.
a country girl attending the Lyons high
school, was successful in carrying off
the 500 prize scholarship which is
offered by the associated colleges of the
state She was the valedictorian and
was considered the best among III of
the 1910 class This will enable her to
attend her choice OF several colleges in
the state. Her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
H. e. Morter, are now living near Aims
worth, Neb., having removed from this
place quite recently.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
HUSBAND FOUND GUILTY
OF SHOOTING HIS WIFE

Ipswich, . ID, May SL-John A
johnson, the farmer living near Ips-
WITCH. who has been on trial for shoot
ing his wife, was yesterday found
guilty on the charge of assault with an
attempt to kill, and viii be brought up
for sentence next Wednesday before
Judge Botfum at this place
The crime was peculiarly atrocious
one, as johnson entered the room
where his wife was sitting at some
work and opened fire On her without
word of warning. Three shots
struck her. one lodging next the
spinal cord For some time it was
thought she could not live. but sever
al weeks after the shooting, which oc-
Cured in February, Mrs. Johnson
was taken 10 a Minneapolis hospital,
where she remained until last week.
She was brought out in time for the
trial, and il is said that the injuries
she suffered are SO serious g,af she
viii never be able to walk again.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02

PEORIA. ILL.-Goyernor Charles s.
Deneen was arrested with q touring
car party for exceeding the speed limit
In this city at midnight last night.
Charles S. May. publisher CT the Her
aid TrSnscript. host Of the party. was
released ON bond The governor will
not have to appear at q hearing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02
RAMcHERG FIGHT ANTHRAX
~ WESTERN DAKOTA


Whitewood, y. d., june l.--Antfrax
the dreaded disease among cattle, has
appeared among u bunch OF stock
north Of here on the line between
Lawrence and Meade counties, and
some apprehension is felt among
Etocksnen ~ to its spread.
The discovery of the presence OF the
disease Was made by G. r., Smith. a
rancher living there, who found that
some OF his small herd OF Angus
and Heref0rds had developed the
anthrax, one having died and Others
displaying well developed symptoms.
The deputy stock inspector was mott
led and, oxing to the seriousness OF
the disease. summoned State inspector
8. q. CosGsrd who came ut once.
Drastic measures are being taken to
confsue the disease, and no trace OF it's
spread has yet been found.
49,
MAN iMJuRED IN RUNAWAY.
washington Springs. Is. d., June 4.
Walter Gray, OF this place, was driv-
ing = team Of high spirited mules,
passing Through the main business
street and ran away. The heavy wagon
struck ridge OF earth where sewer
is being constructed and Cray Was
thrown into the air. landine on his
head la the street. The wheels passed
OVER his arm and struck kim In the
bead, cutting . number Of deep gashes
He waS picked mp unconscious and 1t
YVES believed could LIKE only short time
but be fnalIy rallied somewhat, and
row y " believed be will recover.
DUfe INTEREST IN PAPER.
Kado1ra. g. ID, june 1.-The MART
nershfp heretofore existing between
William Duraxee aud E T Nsllor in
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10
Society of Breakers.

The Secret Society of Breakers is a
new organization in Atehison. II
woman receives a platter or any
other breakable article as gift from
friend and knows that to put it on
display, where the donor expected it
to be put, it's ugliness will make
wilderness Of her once pretty home,
she drops note to the Secret Society
OF Breakers, and this is what follows:
A member of the society makes a call
on the afflicted woman and while
there asks casually to see the wom-
ans china; she is so interested in
china, she says. She also says she is
clumsy and doesn't like to handle
dishes. This clumsiness accounts for
1T when the platter falls to the floor
and breaks. 1t is said of one woman
whose husband got her an ugly lamp.
shade that she, let it fall herself and
broke it without sending for one of
the S. S. of B. This was a mistake.
as her husband will always feel ag.
grieved at her carelessness.- Atchison
Globe.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10
How to Save 500

We will help you own a sweet
toned Hamilton piano and save you
800 of your piano money. People
often cay, If l had only known in
time. We want you to know that
there is great difference in the
price of a high grade instrument
when you buy it from us.
We get pianos direct from the fac
tory and are able to save you from
$50 to 500 on high grade ilnstru-
ment such az the Baldwin, Elling-
ton and Hamilton pianos. Come in
to see them. Let US explain more
fully their high quality, demon
strate the sweet singing tone and
tell you how easy it is to own one
of these high grade pianos on ter ms
that are sure to please you. ].
Frick Drug Co.,
If Audubon, la.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10
CARL OLSON

AZ "a Prince of Sweden" therecord
breaking Comedy Drama in Four Acts,
will be the attraction at the Woodman
Opera House in Audubon on Thurs
day evening, Mar. 10: 1910,
This is the most complete and best
Observation-Disclosures dialect COM
edy now before the public. Enhanced
by a scenic equipment of beauty and
magnitude, the leading roles are in the
hands of some Of the foremost come
dians and commediennes on the Amer.
lean stage and the seven up to date
specialties introduced during the play
assures you that this is one of the the.
atrical events of the season. At Fred
Smiths Drug Store you will find
seats on sale.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10

Yes, the world is what we make it,
If we fnss around and rake it,
Hnstling for a crop Of trouble,
Well have windows high and
wide;
But it will not pay for reaping,
And the threshers will be weeping
When they see the scurvy harvest
That has been our boast and pride
If we fire all thoughts of sadness,
And go raking round for gladness
If we just insist that worry
Take it's grip and trunk and roam,
We are sure to fad the moving
Pays for all the work and sowing,
And the threshers will be joyous
On the aay of Harvest Home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10

The mother Of little six-year.old,
Mary had told her not to hitch her
sled to passing sleighs as it was .
dangerous practice, but the little
girl could not resist such fascinating
sport and one day her mother saw
her GO. skimming past the house be-
hind q farmers ''bobs"
When she came in her neither
said Mary, haven't I told yon
that, yen must not hitch onto bobs 7
Besides, you know, it is against the
law
Mary tossed her head. "Ob," she
said, ss.don't talk to me about the law
It's all I can do to keep the ten
commandments" Il II NJ
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10

sammy's mother promised hin,
that if he got good marks in his ex-
animation she would give him al
whole dime for his own. In the eve
ming when he returned from school
he rushed in the house and shouted
"Oh mother, l got a hundred" &
Sammy" cried bis delighted mo-
ther. She Rugged him and kissed
him and gave him the dime.
''And what did you get hundreds
int" she finally asked.
SIN two things" replied Sammy
Il got forty in readin' and sixty IN.
spellin'
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10
Calling on the Gettheres

Good evening. Johnnie; where's
your mother?"
"she's gone off to Votes for Won.
en- meeting"
where's your father?"
20, he's taking lessons in night
cooking school,
where's your sister,"
She's off on long cross-country
run with snowshoe club"
where's your. brother?"
20. he's off with the Sons of Rest
bowling team"
who's looking out for your"
20, I'm all right. I'm taking a
course in correspondence school on
How to Entertain Ones Self Though
Alone in Big City
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10

A prominent man of Duluth was
waiting at the foot of the stairs with
his fiancee. It wasn't strange that
he seemed vexed. They had been
waiting there about an hour and q
half for her mother, who was gong
to the theater with them. The GIRL
was also getting impatient and said
in an irritated tone:
"Pshaw!s I'll bet we have missed
the opening number. We've waited
good many minutes for that mother
of mine.'' s7
"Hours, I should say" replied heyg
angry escort. m.
"oars! Oh, George" she =
and hid her blushing cheek
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10
Relic Of Ancient British kina.

According to report section of the
amphitheater in King Arthur's round
table field in Monmouthshire, England,
has been partially exhumed. The ar
theological society has made five ex.
cavations around the walls and the
searchers found the. main entrance,
the sand which formed the bed of the
arena and corner stone. From in
scriptions on the stone they trace the
date of the theater back to ITO A. D.,
or 1900 years.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10

The following heading Of Desl
Moines article reads:
Travelling Men Boost for Good I
Toads."
s'The article goes on to comment
fayorably on the campaign for good
roads,..but makes no further mention
of toads, bullfrogs or the like, say1
the Dexter Sentinel.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10

@zS8 zaa1EG1
| Mrs. Herbert and daughter of At
lantic were up to Audubon visiting
at Ralph Herberts Tuesday.
Ora Corner was in town on his way
home from Rochester and is recover
ing nicely from his operation.
E. B. Thomas received very fine
Poland China hog from the Mcmillan
farm at Blanchard Iowa Saturday.
Chris Rasmussen of Atlantic has
been transferred to Montana to look
after the Luse Land Co. business
there.
Judge Green returned from Council
Bluffs Saturday but had business
calling him out of town Monday and
Tuesday.
The Buster Brown specially at the
Gem Theatre Tuesday evening was
we'll attended and was fairly good
and amusing entertainment.
John Ward and VIM. Cloughley
were appointed by Mayor Spencer de-
legates to attend the Good Roads
Convention at Des Moines Monday.
John PAUL. died March 4th and was
buried in the Soldiers Cemetery in
Quincy, Illinois. He married Kate
Cameron, sister of John Cameron.
Hi Mendenhall and wife and Bert
Killinger and wife went to Omaha
Sunday and from there Hi and his
wife will go to Kansas and then to
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Layland were
visited by sister -in-law, Mrs. P. Riley
of Victor and children over Sunday
who then went to their new home in
Green County.
1t is reported that Thos. Law has
been appointed ror Melville, George
Scott for Hamlin and Burlev Rails
back for Greeley townships as Census
Enumerators.
Mrs. F. s. Watts goes to Des Moines
Friday to meet executive board of
Mothers Club TO arrange for meeting
next May of National Mothers Clubs
at Denver Colorado.
The remains of Mrs. Bramen of Coon
Rapids, mother-in-law of VIM. o.
Brien came in Wednesday morning on
the train and were laid at rest in the
Catholic Cemetery.
Mrs. Lloyd Hays and children OF
Council Bluffs we're here Tuesday to
visit his people, A n Hayes and wife
on their way to their new home at
Manning where her husband has half
interest in the Monitor.
Grandma Green, mother of Nrs. w.
B. Davis died at her home in jackson
Co. Tuesday March at the advanced
age of 1919 years old. She had been
in fairly good health the most of her
life.
Judge 0 d Wheeler of the District
Court is now convalescing in an Oma-
ha hospital after an operation perfor-
med last week for the removal of his
vermiform appendix and his many
friends will be glad to learn that he
will soon be able to resume his duties
upon the bench of this judicial dis
trict. T
John Cameron and daughter, Grace
of Lincoln Twp. were called to Quincy
Ill. last Wednesday to the bedside of
his brotberin-law, John PAUL who
was said to be dying. When Audubon
was in 1t. infancy Mr.. PAUL. was
contractor and builder and construct
ed the first large schoolhouse which
WAS torn down to make room for the
present one. He WAS also deputy sher-
iii in the days When, Henry Herbert
was sheriff of this county.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-03-10
No Substitute

Accept no substitute for Foley's Hon.
ey and. Tar. 1t is the best and safestrem
edy for coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles. Contains no opiates and ro
harmful drugs. Remember the name,
Foley's Honey and Tar and accept no,
substitutes. Sold by all druggists.