davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-29

Business communications should be ad-
dressed: THE Tribune. Salt Lake City.
Utah"
Matters for publication 10 editor
The Tribune. Salt Lake City. Utah"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-29

a guardian has just been appointed
for an Indiana man of eighty, who in
sists upon climbing trees. Boys will be
boyy. even in second childhood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-29
Telephones.
Thursday, December 90, 1910.

There S no money in betting. speak
ing of that done by the hot-air ped
dlcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-29

and make division that will he fair
as respects population and common in
tercSls
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
ANGELS CAPTURE
DOUBLE HEADER
Good Luck and Heady Playing
Help S0ufherners WaIIop
Champions
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

Los ANGELES, Aug. 1.-two high
class exhibitions of ball entertained
the fans in the final days program of
that the Dillonites annexed both trays
gave an added zest to the general joy
of the local fandom. Ninth inning rail-
lies on the part of the home team
were the decisive factors of the two
contests, the morning game resulting
in a to 0 score and the afternoon
battle at the Chutes closing only after
II innings of sterling ball with a
to 2 score.
Five victories over the league lead
ing Seals in a seven game series is
mond stars like the Berry men. who
have seemed doomed to cellar honors,
and Dillon is still looking forward to
the day when the pennant will return
to the Angels.
Criger and Stewart attended to the
mound department of the Doyle camp
affair and succeeded in holding the
opposing batsmen down to bingles few
and far between. 1t had something of
the style of pitchers battle. but the
way that the base presents were
handed out gave the arm users plenty
of cold chills and the fans scores of
chances to prophesy the result and be
disappointed.
The afternoon game was rousing
exhibition that kept the fans hoarse
with strenuous roofing and the players
on the qui vive to uphold their honors-
Nagle and Browning pitched great ball
and Thorsen took up Nagle's mantle
in the tenth and made it one better by
driving the winning run over the pan
after two had gone down.
Captain Dillon of the Angels was
ready to protest the afternoon game
when Stewart interfered with Howard
while he was fielding Tenants easy
grounder, Finney calling Stewart and
Tennant safe. Cap wanted both men
retired, but Finney was inclined to di-
vide the prizes and allowed the Seal
first sacker to hold the base. The score:
MORNING GAME
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Butte Entries

BUTTE. Aug. 14.-No racing Monday. Entries
for Tuesday:
First race, Futurity course, selling, year oids
and upward-Gelico. Flying, J. NJ. Stokes, Rs-
mon Corona. 102: Caesar. los; Albion II. Lola
White los; Swede Sam, He Knows, Senator
Warner, 109; Yama, Mi Derscho. 112.
Second race. i've and half furlongs. selling
Oswald B.. Harks. .102; Hattie Dodson. New
Capital 107: Ben Stone 100; Herives. Gossiper
H. il2; Titus II. Lord Rossington. Swasgerlator.
Platoon. ia: Tramator, 120-
Third race. Futurity course. selling-Galene
Gale 100: Gramercy. 102; Banonica. Zoe Young.
Little Bnttercup, Annie Wells, Emma c. Maure-
tania 107; BIameiess. Warner Grisweil. Moss
back. 109.
Fourth race. six furlonss. purse-Thistle Belle.
Fern l. Beeone, Lord Of the Forest iof :
Coppertown. 1os-
Fifth race. one mile. selliug-Patterson, ss;
Noting 1o2: Gretchen G.. Dorothy Ledgett i03;
Bantha1. Miss Naomi. 107 McSally. Flora Riley.
100. Ksiserhof. Smiley Metzner III
Sixth race. one NILE. sellinz-coonskin. 90: Or
nate. 100: Salpearl. Patriotic. Livius, 1o2; Dave
Weber, Nike Jordan. Treasure Seeker, 104: Nov
gorod. los: Hancock, Ill.
Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Northwestern League

TACOMA. Aug. 14.-The Tigers punched their
hits on Hinkle today and won easily TO o.
Schmutz who pitched most Of the game for Ia
coma steady and effective at all stages.
Annis started. but hurt his arm in the drst
inning. Maston. who replaced Annis. wild
and quickly withdrawn. RockenheId's hitting
and all around playing was the feature. Score:
r. III. Z.
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
seattle =. z. . &. o . 20 % "
Batteries-AnDis. Maston. Schmutz and Blank
enship; Hinkle and Custer
SEATTLE Aug 14--Bonner pitched great bail
today. shutting out Vancouver. 2 TO o. Bob
Browns men got only two hits Of the Charleston,
Wash. phenom. Spokane hit Smith freely.
Score. r. H. E.
SPOKANE -------..--- ''-.s......'.
vancouver
Batteries-Bouner and Sheat; Smith and Lewis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Oakland 2, Vernon 1

Catcher Mite of the Commuters wal
loped the ball over the fence in the
second inning of the morning game.
and as he marched to the plate he was
following Swander, who had hit before
the backstop came up to the plate.
This little stunt sure was a lucky
one, for it won the game for the Oaks.
These two tallies were the only ones
they could collect from the offerings of
Carson, who pitched ma gnifcent ball
throughout. Carson was taken out in
the ninth in order to allow Brashear to
bat for him. Vernon did connect with
tally in the last inning, but there was
no chance to put the other one over, so
the Oaks skinned through, to 1.
1t was nice, even game all the way
through, with the pitchers, the inf1eld
and the outfeIds on the job and work
ing smoothly all along the line. The
Villagers played another errorless set
to, while one error by Wares was the
only black mark against Oaklands s
record Another mammoth crowd lined
up and cheered every inch of the way
for Oakland. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

For the first time in many a
month san Francisco awOkc last
night to the realization that its
baseball team WAS in third place.
The end of a crushing week came
last night and the Seals dropped
n pair of games to the Angels in
the south. This is the answer.
In the meantime the Beavers
bandily trimmed the Senators in
Portland, taking the entire series
of six games. Oakland and yer-
non broke even but this was a
big boost for Oakland and, incl
dentaIIy, it put the transbay nine
in second place. Oakland took
the series from the Villagers. five
out of seven games, and now it's
practically fighting the fight with
Portland for the leading position
In the pennant chase.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
RIFLEMEN AWAIT TOURNEY.

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug. 14.-with
the National Rifle Association of Amer
lea opening its twenty-eighth annual
match tomorrow. arrivals at the Camp
Perry range today were heavy. The
teams representing Georgia, the Dis
trict of Columbia, Kentucky, Illinois
and Missouri arrived from Tennessee
and Arizona last night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
MAKES
IT SIX STRAIGHT
OrfS Triple Breaks Up Hunts
Magic Spell and Senator'S
Lose Again

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 14.-After his
team mates had scored twice in the
first Hunt held Portland helpless until
the sixth, when Ort tripled. sending in
two. registering himself a moment
later Portland scored again in the
seventh and eighth. making it six
straight from Sacramento. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Minor Baseball Games

STOCKTON. Aug. 1.-THE Tokay leagues s
double header at. Oak park this afternoon had an
exciting finish. In the first game the Phono
Braves defeated the Holts by score of to /.
but the second game broke up in the fifth inning
when the umpire ruled Ga1t's catcher, McNfurray.
off the diamond; The other PLAYERS quit and the
Athletics by score of to 0. The score at this
stage was to 1 in the Athletics favor.
The score of the first game: r. H. E.
Pohono Braves IL 4
BatteEies-pohono Braves, Meyer and Kentu;
and Thompson; Gait, Webb and McMurray
vIsALIA, Aug. 14.-otto Dye pitched no hit,
afternoon and the Pirates won, to o. Miller
was bated out of the box in the second.
Score: RI E..
visaia ......................... 8 II 2
Batteries.Dye and Dashwood; Miller, Dewitt
and Kuhn.
NEWMAN. Aug. 14.--Another coast league
pitcher failed ito stop Newman today. Willets
Of Vernon was pounded i for 10 10 hits and enough
Modesto got but three for the same number OF
hits of Yates. The visitors played good Held
rs Score: era'e' Du' N'' '' - - 'e p'' R. n e.
Modesto .-..........-.......... 10 0
Nfs Batteries-wilets sa and Palm Yates and Hi
ton.
the deciding game today in the baseball series Of
five matches played with the Dingee Park team
of Redwood. The score was to in San Ma
Parks two games The feature of the contest
today was the pitching of Benham for San Ma
teo He struck out Il men men. The nelding OF VIII
liman and Botto for Dinge Park was also note
worthy. Score. r. n. z.
San Mateo ..................-...... II Q
Batteries -Benham and Reardon; Fox, Goldie
and Jackson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

swaring batted for Delmas in eighth.
ssRoss batted for Smith in eighth.
@ssWheeler batted for Nagie In ninth.
1.-Two out when winning run scored.
SUMMARY
Stolen bases-Howard. q Dillon 1, Murphy 1.
Mohler q Madden 2 Three base hit-Madden.
Two base hits-Nagle. McArd1e, Lewis, Hailin-
an Howard. Sacrifice hits-Bernard HaIlin-
an. First base called balls-0f Browning
6. of NagIe 1. Struck out-By Browning s. by
Browning, Murphy. Umpires- Hildebrand and
Finney. Time of game hours and 80 min
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Western League

At 0maha--First game: Omaha 6, Topeka Q
Second game--Omaha 4, Topeka o.
At Des Mones-Des Mones. g. wichita .
At Lincoln-Lincon /, Denver H.
At Sioux City-Sioux City 6, ST. Joseph 4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
GOLFERS GATHER AT DENVER.

DENVER, Aug 14.-The largest field
of golfers ever gathered in a tourna- :
ment in the west played their last prac-
tice rounds today in preparation for
the trans Mississippi tournament over
the Denver country club course begin
ming tomorrow. 1t will require two
days to complete the 36 hole qualify
ing round for medal play
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
SUMMARY

Home run-Nitz Two base hit-Fisher.
Sacrifice hit-Wolverton. Sacrifice hy-BUr-
reil First base called balls-0m Christian 2,
of Carson l. Struck out-By Christian g. by Car
son 8. Hit by pitcher-Maggart by Carson.
Passed ball-H- Hogan Time of game / hour
and 45 minutes. Umpire-yan Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(COast Lcaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES

Los Angeles i, San Francisco O..
Los Angeles 3, San Francisco 2
l12 innings).
Oakland 2, Vernon I.
Vernon q, Oakland /.
Portland ), Sacramento 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Alert Wins Race
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 1.-THE
sloop yacht Nah Pc, the crack boat of
the South Coast club, went down to
defeat today to the new cup defender
of the Santa Barbara club, the Alert,
the San Pedro craft being fourth in .the
so mile San Pedro-Sant Barbara race,
that began from San Pedro yesterday
at noon.
The Nah Pc finished at 2:01 o. m.
and was the first to arrive. but the
handicap allowed the Alert against the
larger competitor gave the Alert first
place by SO minutes.
The Wasp finished second and the
Mischief third The five others that
started in the San Pedro-Santa Barbara
race had not arrived at o'clock to-
night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
SUMMARY

base on called balls-Oh Seaton l. on Hunt 4
Three base hit-Ort Sacrifice hits-OIson (2l
Stolen bases-Burns. Ort. First base on errors
Portland g. Left on bases-SacramentO 4. Port
land 6. Time of game hour and So minutes.
Umpire-McGreevy
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
American Association

At indianapolis 3. Indianapolis 6
At Milwsukee-First game: Milwaukee Z
Kansas City o. Second game-Afilwaukee O
Kansas City G.
At St Paul-st. Paul 2. Minneapolis 4.
At Columbus-First game: Columbus 1, To
ledo 9. Second game Columbus 8, Toledo I.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
BLACK STALLION
IS PACING star
II. FreIIsOn'S Jack Wins the
Main Event i'm Driving Clubs
Card With Ease

A large Sunday crowd filed the
grandstand at the stadium yesterday
to witness the harness races held by
the San Francisco driving club.
The weather was perfect and the
sport was first class. Only four races
were on the card and all but one were
decided in straight heats. Despite this
fact, the finishes were close and in
teresting. The main event on the card
was the third, for 2:16 PAGERS. and
was won by H. Frellsen's black stall
lion Jack. He stepped two fast heats.
leading all of the way in the first and
most of the distance in the second after
breaking at the start. Guiger was the
contender in the first and Kitty D in
the second heat, but they were both
beaten over a length.
w. j. Kenney won the 2:20 class
with his greatly improved horse w. j.
X. Taking him out of the business
wagon and giving him bit of training
has worked wonders with Kenneys big
horse.
Charley forced him for the first
half of each heat, but he pulled away
at the half pole
The first race was hard one to de-
eide and required four heats. John
Kramer uncorked another good one
when he took this race with his new
colt Cloudlight by winning the first
and fourth heats.
Kramer has come to the front among
the local harnessmen by bringing out
Celia X, fast PAGER, with which he has
never lost a race. His new trick, Cloud
light, is a year old and, If he i'm
proves with racing, he promises to be
another good one.
Steve . won the second heat and 7
Arthur took the third.
The other race on the card was 2:25
class in which z. c. Chase's Dollie
showed her heels to a field of six In two
straight heats. The results:
First Race-2:3o class:
John kramers (Cloudlight ....... 8
A. Benson's u Arthur) ....... 8 5 1 .
G. Tassf's tSteve D. ...-........-. &
I. D. Sexton's (Alfred Ed ...... wd
Times. 2:291a, 2:3o15, 2:29. 2:2315.
Second Race-2:25 class
E. C. Cbase's fDole ............. /
Capt. olson's (zulul ............. .
ii. d. Chases don c. ............ 6
w. Higgenbottom tPrince Amont) .3 8
H. oampodonco's (Buldy MitchelD ..s 5
Times, 2:221a. 2:2O
Third Race-2;16 pace.
H. Frellson's (Jack) .................
Chase & Gannonis (Kitty d. ......... 3 2
Duncan Campbell's Ginger ............2 8
Rob. Bennett's (Sidney b .............. s 4
James o'Kane's king W ....-......... 5 6
Times, 2:15h, 2:1615.
Fourth Race-2:2O class
". ]. kenney's CIV. J. K.) -...... 1
V. Verilliacs (Dr. Hammond) ..... 2
Shorty Roberts Charley j. ........ 4
T. II. Corcoran's (Caliente Girl .....3 3
Times, 2:16h, 2:17h
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 14.-Monterey was de-
feated today by the Santa Cruz Trafdcs In the
Three league game here by the score OF to l.
A large crowd witnessed the exciting contest. A
band was in attendance and an excursion party
Joined the crowd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

-Cutshaw. Raleigh. Carlisle. r. Brashear Bur
OF Nelson .. Struck out-By Raleigh s. by
Nelson s. by Lively /. Hit by pitcher-Cam-
eron. Wild pitch-Raleigh. Time of game
l hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Van Haltren
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Howard aud Berry. Sacri-
fce hits-Murphy. McArdle. FIRST base
called balls-Off Criger 3, OF Stewart 2 Struck
out-By Criger 4, Stewart 3. Hit by pitched
ball-siurphy. Umpires Finney and Hide
brand Time of game hour and 40 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

'Batted for Hogan in eighth
ssBatted for Carson in eighth.
Two runs and hits of Carson in innings.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

PORTLAND

RUS AND HIS 81 INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
OAKLAND

SUMMARY
Two base hits-BroWn. StoEalI Sacrifice hits
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17
Old Strikes Monument.

The reMaius OF padauiApapi,
better known as Strikes-Lhe Rec
and "Old Strike, were disin.
tered and removed to a new
resting place in the PresOyter-
ian cemetary at Greenwood last
week. since he has oeen dead
for more than twenty years it
may be out of the way to call
the attention o. the newer gen.
Grafton that now lives on the
lard that he once ruled over as
head c heif of the YaCktons to
some of his goOd Quai tiles. lie
Was born on Green Island, in
the Missouri river. opposite t re
present town Of YanktOn, III
August, 1904, and wa, christen
ed by the leade.s of the Lewis
and Clark expedition then in this
part of the country. This child
grew into vigorous manhood and
soon became a mal OF great In
fuence with his tribe and with
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17
Real Estate Transfers.

F K Engle & VT TO NJ c Miller SEA u, mel S.97 65. NJ. S2l $500
Jacob Jacobson to c reenawl & Pick ng W. nei&ne4
24,9e,64 1000 o.
I, r Durev & hus to Rohde mel 81. 100 90 49,. 50 -
Mssrroul to + Blnkhaven D. nw4 swl nwl nwl sw4
Ao765 5000 90
q trazieh& VT to w l. Movers W. 1867 l65Oo 90
II hostile Il WI 70 & w Williams 1t Io3 %, 81 63 $50. 1850 %
S Il Absher 4 has to 3 w Lashier all of sci sci SO &c,
63, W of blk > "a H. " of street and alleys of Grimes
4 Abshers add Wa noe being 1850 feet long from
nto . p feet wide S end and 81 wide at II end. 90
E Pratt & hb to f 81 Fohbehn 1t l . 100 p 9464. .... 500 o.
''A1 %ss. Bro. .sx : : i p NJ N e .S Ts' 'ss. II A : . 8 blk Il Lake q, %
Johnson B0 Zoo to II Hardman 1t Z blk Il L Andes 500 O,
= Hard~- VT to J w HARDING 1t 2 blk II l. Andes. &C.
TAuEN8& us % VIC Werner 1t = blk IL L. Andes..... $40 o.
" A Durey & VT o. A Roemer sci H. 100 Is. ........ 1860 90
FDshlenbure Il WI Il A B, erIy 1t Z NV 4 sw / north of
choteau creek 1885, 1000 90
MP Hatehelder Sc i y, 1OO.59 co
a tlaherty 4 WI to W w Parker n sci 34,97,66.. 49,. 1850 90
m Perkins & WI to r NJ OConnor 4nt l 5 8 blk 30 Mil
Ldco last add Platte leo 90
Acournover to L r Oatman Sc 4 sw 4 3.9764 2MO o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

One note for $4,000. dated August
END. 1907. due October Int 1908.
One note dated August 22nd 1907.
due October LIST 1909 for $1O00.n
Said mortgage having been filed in
the office Of the register Of deeds
Of Charles Mix county. South Da-
kota OF August 9Th. 1909. and the
demand Of the performance Of said
condition having been duly made u
the mortgagor which was refused.
have taken possession Of the person-
al property described therein to wit:
One Buffalo Pitts p h engine No.
500. one Advance 40xtD separator
No. l9tEts. complete. one self feeder
size 40 inch complete No. 9757. ore
Advance wind stacker complete No.
7l2s. One Advance Dagger. wagon
loading elevator or weigher, No.
1924 complete. and all belts. tanns,
tools and fixtures belonging TO. ard
used with. said machinery. One
eight inch five ply loo foot Candy
drive teIt. One water tank Sc uese
box. One two wheeled engine tend
er. Said default consisting Of the
ncn-payment at maturity Of MT e
for $3.50. 90. dated August End
1907 and due October LIST, 1907.
being one Of the notes covered by
said mortgage and under provisiod
Of said mortgage. mortgage has
| elected to declare all Of notes COW
cred by said mortgage due ard pay
able. The debt secured by said
! mortgage is $2299. s. with interest
amounting $423.53 amounting in all
to $27oo3. :3S is claimed to be due at
, the date of this notice by reason Of
default having been made in the
payment Of one Of said notes AZ
stipulated in and by said mortgage.
Notice is hereby given. That by
virtue Of the power in said Chattel
mortgage contained. and in pursu-
ance of the statute in such case
made an d provided, will sell at
farm worked by Fred HoIstein. sec.
32. Plain Center township, range "a,
bv written request Of H. ID. Luce,
Charles Mix county. South Dakota.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

The June term of circuit cour,
for Charles Mix county convened
in Wagner Tuesday, r b. Trip.
presiding rs Judge. and + w.
Boyles. reporter. Sheriff Nc
Kay, Clerk Craig aud States
Attorney Upon. in attendance.
The following cases have been
disposed Of:
Temperance League Of Yank
ton Indians vs.. Paul FLYING.
hawk. settled out oi court.
4. NJ. Owens vs.. Eugene
S'mons, verd let for def. in the
sum of $3.50.
Fullertol Lumber Co VS.. G..
+. Harnen. went by default.
Walker Ehrieman vs.. G. NJ. &
st. Z. Ry. settled out of court.
John George and + L Stone
vs.. Harry Weisner, Dennis
OFlaherty VS.. Jacoo Hotz. Il L
Stevens vs.. jacob Hotz and j. IL.
Queal Il Go. vs. Bertha Weinke.
al tninIst"at.x. w,re ail cDutin-
ued.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17
Hradcany Valley

This weather will make the
corn grow.
John Bures has purchased a
stock calf of Mr.. Sykora.
j. C. Pigsley shipped q car of
hogs to market last week.
There was a dance at f.. Bar
ta's last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Peshek was visiting r ell
atives near Tabor last week.
Harry Gephart was running
q blowing engine for s E. Ham
mond last week.
John Youngbluth lost a valua
horse last week. 1t got in the
barb wire and nearly cut its
hoof off.
The hail that struck this part
Of the country last week laid the
corn down pretty bad. The
time, are getting pretty hard,
now days, one fellow was break
ing prairie and another was
dragging corn last Sunday.
W. pity those poor fellows.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Default having been made in the
condition ola certain Chattel Mort.
gage beari rg date, the 9Th day OF
August 1909, executed and delivered
by Fl. d. Luce. as mortagor, to the
Advance Thresher Company a cor
poratlon, a rorts agee, covering the
{ blowing described notes given by
mortgagor, III. ID. Luce, to Adv ance
Thresher Company. mortgages:
One note for SlO50.00 dated An.
gust 22nd 1907. due Octole r LIST 1907.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

A~ "httCS vigil III Tile COu Dtrv.
When the 1887 treaty was signed
in Washington he was there and
signed as fourth i'm rank of the
chiefs signing at That time. His
name appears there as Pa la nj
a pa-pi, and a then translated
a>'struck by a R'ccara". A.
the signing o. the treaty of
1898, he had attained the posi-.
ton OF Head Cnief OF the lank-
tons aud signed as frs: man.
tbs name appeared On this trea-
ty as Pa-la-ne apa-pi and was
translated As The man that was
struck by the Rec. Whether
he struck the Rec o. was stru ok
by the Rec may remain a quas-
ton bat 1t is certain tntt IA. got
this ma he bv lighting with the
Rec. If struck by them it was
10y a larger party and the lick
-as just As honorable as if the
other way about. He was nj
ways a friend OF the white man
and 1t wa, his pride aud boast
That no white mans blood
stained his hands.
'Old Strike" died at Greer.
WOOD in July, 1883. lacking just
a month of being 81 year, of
age. He was of the Catholic
faith but hal such high regard
or Rev. John Z. Will amson
tina. he wanted to haze his bones
rest in the same ground S with
him and SO was buried in the
Presbyterian ce1eteIy. The
remains have been removed to a
newer part Of it and it is the
intention of the relatives of
this Venerable old man to erect
to his memory a monument 10
keeping with his station among
his own people and his stand
ing with the people and Cover n.
meut Of the United States.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17

Hall hits Qua out of seven, You
may be the one If your crop
escapes the damage, it is almost
sure To be profitable. Now is
the time to insure. 1t Wont
cost YOU any more now than il
will in a mouth or two. 1t j.
good all through the growing
season Of the crop Come in to,
day and insure and you will not
worry When the storms come.
+. S. st 'ohbehn.
Cashier.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-17
Ii you ssaTe anv bailding or
You wish to have done in,s good
Workmanlike Manner
SEE
I A. SHEEHAN
Phone lo7, Wagner. 8. q.

Special sale of asbestos " arc
ut McKenna's. Sacrifice prices
l1-piece set FOR : short time
only $50.
French dry cleaning, lsdies
and gents gar rnsnts. Specially
in light summer suits, ladies
fancy dresses in silk, satin, vel-
vet or anv delicate goods or
color. Send your goods BY q.
press and you will receivo
prompt attention. Lowest prices
guaranteed.
Bernard Bonnem, Tailor.
1o53rd st. Phone 2l,, Yankton