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BACK ON The
RANhE IS TEDDY"
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communities, and the conditions en-
the frontier were such that the
qualities of the good and bad alike
were rather more strikingly mani
tested than in older communities,
but among the men who tried to
lead Woodworking. decent lives.
there was a feeling of genuine
democracy, which represented an
approach to the American ideal.
which we certainly should do ey-
erything in our power to preserve
We did not try to say that men
secure something like an equality
of opportunity and an equality Of
reward for good service; and.
moreover, each man expected to be
received, and, on the whole, was
received, wherever he went, or the
footing that his merits warranted
Now, so far as possible, thess
qualities and the conditions that
bring about these qualities should
be kept in the great states which
are growing out of the old from
strive for the general social bet
terment of the people as a whole.
and yet to encourage individual
liberty and set high reward on
individual initiative up to thu
point wherethey become detrimental
to the general public welfare. In
continually and earnestly striving
for this betterment of social and
economical conditions in our COM
pick industrial civilization. we
should work in the old frontier
spirit of rugged strength and
courage, and yet with the old from
tier spirit of brotherly comrade-
ship and good will. I do mt mean
that we should refrain from hating
wrong; on the contrary, | would
preach fiery wrath against wrong
But l would not preach such
ROOSEVELT GALLEY TRHEE 50
wrath against the wrong doers
save in those cases where hin
wrong doing really is due to evil
moral attributes on, his part, and
not to wrong or false system, 81
which he is almost as much the
victim as the beneficiary. Soma
times wrong represents the der
liberate.l wickedness of the, wrong
doer, in which case the remedy il
to punish him; but sometimes n
represents the effects of a. false
social system, in which case the
right course is to alter what, b
false In the system. Both princi-
pies need to be kept in view -
guides to our conduct, and 1t b
necessary sometimes to work In
accordance with the one and some-
times with the other.
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Fresh milk and cream-TonopaA
Dairy. t.
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WANTS THE SHORT TERM.

Joe Cook, who has submitted hin
name to, the Republican voters =
a candidate for the short tern
county commissioner, was visihpr
in Tonopah yesterday from Mzn-
haitian. Mr.. Cook has been q rus-
ident of Nye county for nuRher
of years. five of which have been
spent in, Manhattan, where he b
engaged in the business of mining
and contracting. He knows Ghe
wants and needs of the county ana
II he gets the endorsement he b
seeking his election is almnsk
certain.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-28
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New. York-C Chicago. 6; New
York, 6. (Game called at eighth
inning on account of darkness1
At Washington - Detroit, 4:
Washington. s. ga ## 4a
At Boston-Cleveland, /; Bos-
ton, z. As
At Philadelphia-St. Louis, r.
Philadelphia, 4. ag e3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures, ..
Cincinnati, 5. a4
At Pittsburg- Brooklyn, 5; Pitts
burg, z.
At st. Louis-Boston, s; ST.
Louis, 4.
At Chicago-New York. Is.
Chicago, 8.
'' COAST LEAGUE.
At San Francisco-Oaklan 4.
Los Angeles, O.
At Portland-San Francisco, 2.
Portland, s..
At Los Angeles-Sacramento, T.
Vernon, 2.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-28
POLITIC Al
7. ]. LYDON

OF Tonopah hereby announces his
candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for
INSPECTOR OF MINES,
subject to the will of the voters
of the democratic party at the pri.
maries to be held on the 9th day
of September, 1910.
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BACK TO HIS FIRST LOVE.

festerday's train brought 9. b.
Coykendall back to the OH
Mother Camp" For the pasa
year or two Coy" has been nurs-
ing raisin farm near Fresno, buf
the call of the desert got in hin
hood and he had to respond. He
is here this time, he says, for n
year at least, but he is such gcoA
fellow that he will probably pr
kept longer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-28
INSPECTOR OF MINES.
WILLIAM |. HACKER

of Round Mountain hereby an
nounces mis- candidacy for the DEM
ocratic nomination for
ASSEMBLIMAN
of Nye county, subject to the will
of the voters of the democratic
party at the primaries to be held on
the 9Th day of September. 1910.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-07

- l1eberid1umen gibt's aul leid-
teiten, mo rihts als S6alua lit.
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Son einer perbeerenoen Seuers.
brunit tit bas I'M ponrmeri6en Sic
gierungsbe5irf &oslin gelegerc Dorf
altidlalpe beingeiudt poroen. Gre
Slanlmen perbreiteten Ii6 nit ra.
iettoer S6nelligfeit uno fonnten nit
ben ungeniigenoen 2oi9borrihtuil-
gen nidt uirfian befonlpft pere
oen. gs tpurben 90 @ebofse NIT
insgeianlmt As @ebauoen 5eritort.
3ablreide Berionen fino oboadIos
geporoen. 9as 9orf 5ablt 1000
@inlpobner.
9lns 9ltben melbet rlal1: @an3
unermartet lit nieoer cine ouitere
4riegstpolfe on1 politii9en S5inuel
aufge5ogen. Die Gegierung lit int
9eiib eebeimer Snformation, ipelde
iie befiirdten laBt, oaB Die lirfei
in SbelIalien nie auf Der ssSniel
areta in aIlernaditer 3eit asereIIip
bor5ugeben beabii6tige. lin ouf ol-
le @pentualitaten porbereitet 81 ieln,
iino fiir5li6 10000 NeierpiIten 5u
ben 8affen gerufen lporoen uno irt
ariegsminiIterium miro eifrig an Der
Mobiliiierllng ianlmtli9er Strelt-
frafte oes &onigsrei6es gearbeitct.
0ie Hegierung bat feline otiioielle
Grflarung bieies Sdrites gegeben,
bod tpeiB man, baB iie Iit riiItet
um offenen SeinoieIigfeiten ieitens
Ser Siirfei nit @affengetpalt besee-
men gu fonnen.
SSn Der ruiiii6en Dnna baben
Die 8eratl,ngen iiber Die BON Der
Gegierung rnterbreitete gprlasc,
our6 peld)e oas 3ufiinftige
politiI6e 8erbdltnis 5miiben Sim.
lano uno 9fuBlanb feitseiett .perhel
iod, begonnen. 9aB ben Sir,1en ser
groBte 9eil ibrer bisberigen unah.
bangigfeit uno ibrer @orredte se.
nommer meroen miro, oarf a(s liber
angenommen Deroen bod fat man
inliner nod Soffnung oaB Ole
9nma einige all5u groBe Sdrten III
Der Hegierungs-8orlage aitslneraen
peroe. Sinnlano oiirfte ieinen
2anotag beibebalten, Der 1itb aDer
uur NIT 9lngelegenbeiten Der inne,
ren 8eripaltlllig 5u befaiien baben.
i'm ltebrigell ober in 3ufl,uft Der
8uno unteriteben miro. Qllle bon
Der 9uma erlollenen Gelese ,lno al-
le foiierli6en 8eroronungen ioaell
in 3ufltnft au6 in Sinnlono Gel.
tung baben.
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@iienbabn=JaD
5. G. 6. q. gaaa.

9o.3 -gom gtorben. .6.45 abenos
SEQ. g. @om Norben. .6.45 mora
$50. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
SO. Social bon 8aleltine. -.
SEQ. A. Son Megifo. 1.5o 11adpn.
No. 12-2ocal bon 2areoo (9enliidt) !.
500 ntorg.
$50 4 9ea9 bem gioroen. 1.55 nahm.
$50. g. Na6 bem Norben 500 a6enos
$50. 8-2oeaI rafl Baleitine. 7.3O ntora
gfo. To- egpreb na6 aearne. :.
SO. S -glad 0aegifo. !. 100 mora nora
Mo. II -2ocal mad 2areoo (gemi6t) :.
;. ). -. !. 900 abeilbs.
g. u. & u. q. gabn.
antllnft-
go. 1-9ouitou IL ). &iiite 200 nahm
SO. 3-Souiton u. 5. @iilte 700 uornl
So 5-&iiitenitdbte. .1:15 nadnn
No 46- Son &errbiIle. 9:45 pornt
geo A 8on aerrbille, nlir 5onntags
9bfahrt-
SEQ. 2-Souiton II. 5. aiife. 1926 BORN
SO. 4-9on1ton IL 5. &iiIte $3.50 abertbs
go. 6-&R &Riiitenftdbte. -. LAO nabm.
SO. 43-Nad &errpille, allggenomrnen
6onntags. :. !. ..4:25 na6n
SO. 41-@ab aerrbine, nur gonntaes
49,. $40 r.adnF
g.. $. G g. q. (Saupt-2inie).
Muf,lnftL
go. Boom Often. 1875 porm
Rn 7-g}nn1 1ffeu R.0O 1,or41,.1
DO. 1o-@ @l gafo Ii. 8eiten. 1880 nadln
$50. 2-@on Sci 01io.. .10.5O borln
SO. 9-9aab 81 9aio uno meten.
$50. 1o-gla6 5. @eiten. 1880 abenSs
So 8-Nad bem Often. -. ft:OO BORN
$50. 1-9ad 9el 9fio. 400 aberos
@ietoria 9ipiiOn, q. $. G g. u.
60: ao5-euero, gietoria. 1850 nadlm
go. 5o6--gnero, gictoria. 800 BORN
W. 6. & s. gabn.
So. Ss4 az1-@on eouiton unD @arpeiton
SO. 235-ssom Morben. .7.8O borntiti.
No. 231-Iom Rorben uno Souitcn
:. :. 1926 nadnt
go. 9-@om Rorben. ..7:45 abenbs
Mbfnbrt -
SO. 244-yaad benz Noroen II. Souiton
SO. 10-Na6 benz 0orben. .10:OO born.
go. 1856 -@a6 bem gsorDen. =. -.
:. :. :. 1900 oberos
SO. 242-Nad benz Norben nnb Gal
nefton, :. -. .11.50 abenbs
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s c : a $.

-sm 81. Mai boben $. SO. 5oep-
peripein unb feline Srau in 2eor
Springs bos Set ibrer goloellen
&o15eit gefeiert. Serr SoepperpeilL
Der adt5ia Sabre alt it, Ftantut
aus Neu-&uppin llno fan ols orci<
5ebnidbriger Sunge nit Ieinen Gl-
tern nod Seros. Srau 9oepfer-
mein Elm friiberes Graulein 2udea-
bad, itanntt aus Dem geaIioliiden
uno ipanberte 1916 ein. Sic beiros
teten iih in @rape Greef unb oogen
oann nad 8oerne, mo 9err Speas
perpein oamaIs 2ebrer ipar. als
Der &rieg ausbraf), trat er i'll Die
fonfooerirte Mrtnee. Spdter be,
trieb er ein &lelnpnergel6ait III
goerne, tparbe aber tpieoer 2ebrer
uno bat bann lange Sabre als Syrie-
oensridter unb aifiit. Gounlp-AIleiiot
funeiert. Ser eliidliden gbe ents
iproHen neun &nabell bon oenen
ie6s nod ant 2eben 1inb. gs ltnh
oies 9llfreo in 8ulperoe, Gn,il in
Menoropile, Sscar IN 8oiie Gitp,
Soabo, Wear in 2eon Springs unb
l1bo uno gotporb in San sliltollio
@dbreno er einem 8alllplel SUI
lab, muroe in Gaaas Der elfiabr1ge
Worris Mc2aurin bon einem 8al-
ihfdgef am &opf getroffen r5rb 10
lbtper perIest, oaB er menige Winlt-
ten ipater ltarb. Gin 1Siiibriger
SStoliener nalnens Sobn Gerratta
pollte bengaa iblaeen, perfeblte i'm
aber. Dabei flog ibm Der Sdla-
gel aus Der Sano uno oeln fleinen
Mc2aurin an ben &opf.
Sim 81. Suli ion Die Bride
iiber oen 9fio @ranoe, burh Die
Brownsville uno Watamoros berbun-
oen meroen ioGen er0ffnet iperoell.
Man batte aud 8ralioent Nia5 81
Der @roffnungsfeier eingelaoen, ood,
bot er Die ginlaoung abgeIebnt.
- sstt 9oufton bat ii6 eiil lunget
Mann nan1ens Sarriion Senrp nit
8arboli1ure pergiftet neil er iid)
nit ieiilem Shab ert5mei1 bate.
S. S. @olters, Der goriitenoe
Der Mnti 8robibitionsfonlites, bat
iid aufs gnti6ieoeniie eeeen DE
abermalige @bitin1mltne iiber Sub.
milton ausgeiprohen.
Das oiesiabrige @ebirgsiar-
gerfeit miro mabrenb Ser 3cit bent
s. bis gum II. September in Goln-
fort abgebalten. Die Gage liiio nod
niht 9ellau beitimmt.
= 9lus @allettspille miro Der SOB
bon Srau Caroline Shmiht, @at-
tin BON Selepb Gdn1iot aemeloet.
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9o,,ttnt i6tteA,
SIR babt atdt lnpdenlaas sa iuarten
Cine San Mntpnip Sanitratipn.

8arten lit etltrnutieenb.
Gol6es Sanoeln eefallt Sebem.
Cine l2oit auf Dem Giideit lit eill
i6peres s@elpidt.
Sart Sag fir Sag gu tragen.
9as @elpi6t bebenb, entfernt Die
2oit.
8ri1et anerfennenbe @nttporten.
San 9lntonie 2eute er5dble1 3d.
bon.
gr5ablen bon ral6er unb li6erer
Seilung.
Sier lit Elm Sou.
Srau S. S. gopman, 400 Cooper
StraBe Str, Sun 9lntonio, Seras,
iagt: SD fiible, oaB i'd Doaa's Nie-
rem Biaen nidt bob genlis preiien
fam. Sd litt l6ngere 3eit ali geie-
renleiben uno es i6ien, als es nibts
mas mir 2inoerung bringen fonnte
9ie geieren=gntleerungen Daren 5u
baufig nno i6 lit an i6meren &opf-
i6mer5e1 Sbiittelfrolt uno Sbpin-
oelanfalen. gs ging nit lneiner @e-
iltnobeit ra1cb bergab uno als ib bon
0oan's geieren 8ilen borte, ber-
idaffte ib mir eine S6abtel bon,
Ser geros Drug 60. sSbr @ebrau6
bra6te Mir balo Before @eiunbbeit,
tpie id) mild ieit LANCER 3eit erfrent
botte u1to befreite aub bon ul1et 2et-
ben in meinem 9fiitfen INTO n,einen
9eieren.
Gum gerfol1f bel aaen @anolertl.
Greis SO Gents. Soiter-Wilburn
Co. Buffalo, Seem Oorf, aueinige
sgenten fiir Die Ser. Staatetl.
@rinnert @ub oes Namets =
Doa1s = uno nebmt feine onoeren.
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Spmmer=3eiiem.

Naau pflest ia sert in mantem 9rstieit
SIM SDntter anf bas 2anS 5m rcifeM,
Der grDken Site ST entgeb'n
tlnb neil es unit aud an9eneGnt.
@em 3eit nnb 8elber es scitalten
2ann ein5elm pber nit benz @atten,
Spgar bis mad europa reiien,
Wte ptele iibrltf uns betuetien.
Spd) lit ntan aud 1T 6ieient Ganbe
Gebr gut ltnb pine Mib' inn Stanbe
Sid einen Mufentgalt 5ii tpa1len
Wp mns bic S5ite rtd)t mag qualen.
Sph mill ifj fit bic SDmmerfrtiben
Ntf]t bier Heflamen emd amftilfen.
1tnb tuDllen bteie bier gern praBleu =
Gp tn1gen fie bafiir besablem.
60 mag etn Seber mad 0efalleu
Muf 9ampfesfliisel babin tpallcit,
QSp es am beiten ibm bebagt;
Die <eis'me Shulb, iuenn er's Deflagt.
9pdj tuetn ha fe1lt bes @elbes Menge,
Sber men bdlt bes Sienites Strenge,
9aH ct ST Soamie bletben tnnB,
st besbalb bpdJ ntdJt pbn' OennR.
9as @irtsbanseiien, tuenn aud temcr,
ST besbalb bpf oft nidjt gebenfr,
Nnh gibt es bieles ankerben,
@as nns anf Geiien nnbeqicnt.
Drum brandt iid) &einer sii beflagen,
Daft er 5m Spauie mnk ertragen
Die Site, ct entgebt smr Seit
Auf mand}er ftnannebmliffeit.
ttmb iuirb bic 8ib' nal nnertraslidl,
ttnb id)tpitt man babel aud nmlaaltd),
@tbtfs smr Grfriifung INNER bier
Gin fiibles @las afam Sier.
Sabei nergift man alle Sprsen
ttnb freuet iid) am tiiblem Wsorgeu;
ttnb tit ber Msittas aud redt marn,,
u NJ 8ier pertreibt ben S5arn.
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aug 9ron5e faaen mabte. General
Gutter, Ser Selo oes Sreffens an
2ittIe gig &orn, bat in Monroe
feline Sugeltb perlebt. 9iod) oer
0enfmalsentbiillung bielt 8ralioent
Saft cine fur5e 9nIpra6e, III Scr
er Cutters 8eroieniten @eeeGtiefei4
pi0erfahren IieR.
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Die arpfe sSbee einer iSran

lit, ii6 an5iebeno gu MAIDEN. &ber
penn iie franf tit, oann lit oas
i6mer. aranfbeit betpirtt ibiedtes
Mnsleben. Mber gleftric 8itters
giebt ben Srauen @eiunObeit uno
S1onbeit 5uriid. gs reguliert Nsa-
gen, 2eber nnb geieret1 reiltigt oaa
8lut, giebt ftarfe Nerbe1l flare Sit.
gen unb cine feline Saut. geriudt es.
SOC BET onen 9ruggiiten.
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1aHifalbetlnne
NerpenI9wa6e

g6na6e, nerbote 9erfonen. eepIast bon eotf.
nirnesloiefctt unb tdIe9ten Irdumen, erf4bp.
tenben ausfliiffen gruft,.. gaden. unb foSf.
unb @eftttS, satarrb. Maeenbytiden, stubIber.
itnpinne, Wiihigfett, Grroten4 bittsrn. 8ersfIos.
fen notwithstanding, Meneftlf1ielt inh Trlb.
finn = erfabren aus benz pSusrnsirenfha fpIe
etnfndj, idnell mnb btlits aIle unnathrfs.
Aen Yerlnite mnb auhere 0slscn jusenA.
tid1cr gertrrmmsen srlnbltd9 seleilt unb
uelle Ueinnsbett uub Urp6iinn wieses.
trlanst tuerben tsnnen. - Uams neues
Seiluerfabren. Seher ieim stener arst.--
DiefeS auserorosItIi9 tntereiiante nnb Ieer.
bon Jung unb alt Waann unb Grau, eele1en
fperoen folIte. fam eeeeu Ginfenbuue bon 2B
Gents in 8rtetmarfeH beriieeeIt beooaen neroeYs
bon oer
gripatz9liuif, 1876. @ptune
asm Bnrk, ~. %.
Wan eripdhne bic Treie Brefie +. 9srus.
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Ser 9eputp-aonitabler Self
ciano ge. Shores ipuroe beute mur=
gen BON Dem Neger @arlaro @oi-
fer, an Der Sit-gommeree StraBe
go. 1924 mobnbat, geitoden nno
idiper nermunoet, als er i'm felt
nebmen ipollte, neil er feline Srcu
priigelte. 8alfer muroe BON Stores
uuo Dem Yoli5iiten Mailarb ME
oereeihoiien uno ebenfaas ihluer
beripunbet.
= Der fur5e Sernlin 0es 57. 9i
itrifteerihts bot beeonnen ulb miro
Bis gum 2. Suli onbalten, iporaui
ipnbriheinliA cine 8ertaaurg b;s
gum Sftober eintreten ipir0.
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0as Seras Wunocr

beilt oIle geieren, 9laien rnh rbeu-
matil6e 2eioen; bel aaen GruggiIien
ODER 2 monatli6e 8ebonollng per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sa1. 1896
9Iipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 0so S6re'bt
fir 8euaniiie.
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9tud menn ber grolg scnlaht.
lit Ser geeio edit.
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Mrs. WinsIOWs Soothing Syrup

iit ieit Mber so Sabrem bon :0fidio-
men BON Miittern beim 3agnen if
rer 9inber NIT p6lisem Grfolg ge=
brouht noroen. @s berubiat oas
9ino, erpeiht bos 3abnfleild, lin-
bert alle S6meren, furiert @tmb-
Golic uno tit Die bette slr5nei eegen
Oiarrboe. Son alien 0rii9gilteli
in ieoen SeiI Ser @elt perfauIt.
Seib iider uno nerlanet ugtrs.
Winsloips SootJing Sprltp" ure
nebnt nihts 9(noeres. 25 Gts oie
6Ioihe.
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WablsMnsctge.
Stir GtaatsIenat:

@ir iinb a,1toriiiert, GERM s Ii iu
NeaI als aai1bibat fur Biebertpa5l
fir ben g @tuatsieuat anautiinbigell.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
Doings

Marvin, Dec. !.
Henry M. Shisler, Of the finn of
Shisler & LOOMS. our butchers.
while on his way 20 his business
Thursday morning, Dec. LIST, from
his residence one mile east of town,
driving his team, when crossing the
railroad on Main street was struck
by a passing engine going east, and
was very badly hurt, he was taken
Immediately on the train to Summit.
where surgeons met him and attended
his wounds. and then he was taken to
st. Barnabus Hospital, Minneapolis,
where he is 0 receiving treatment.
Mr.. ShiSler suffered a compound
fracture of the lower leg. besides a
very bad wound on the head and face.
The wagon and contents were entirely
demolished, but the team Of horses
escaped without a scratch. AT thi,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-09
Elmira DOings
Elmira. Dec. I

The basket social and program held
S 4turday evening in the kidmau
school, Mr.. Gist teacher, was we'll
attended, the school netting about
thirty dollars.
Mrs. Alfred Shook leaves Wednes-
day for southern Missouri to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Keller, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. +. Black, re-
turns to Canton the hrst OF the week.
Miss Alice Thorndike is preparing
her school for a social after Christ.
mas.
The Christmas tree and program at
the Black school house by the Elmira
Sunday school will be Thursday,
Dec. %.
John Heath has his break down re-
paired and is shredding again on the
Christianson farm.
Mrs. Triener Slight and Harm
Jurgens, of this township, were mar
ried by Judge Lockhart on the 1T OF
the month. Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgens
will live on their farm 10 this town
ship.
John Underhill returned Monday
from the hospital at Chamberlain,
where he underwent another operation
and is now improving. We hope for
his speedy recovery.
G.. H. Kimball returned Wednesday
from several weeks stay in North
Dakota and Canada. Mr.. kimball
left his son Arthur well settled in his
new home at Maple Creek. Canada.
Services at the NJ. f. church Sun
day next at } p. M. We shall be de-
lighted to see you. Come.
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Miss Erickson who has to nspendlre
the greater part of the fall IN Nortn
Dakota, arrived home the first OF last
week and will remain at home with
her mother the rest OF the winter.
Mr.. Miller, OF St. Peter, Mimi,
spent from Saturday evening until
Monday morning looking after busl'
ness matters and visiting with his
numerous Albee friends.
Mrs. Walter Hall, who was Operat-
ed on for an appendical abscess, on
I he both of last month, is reported to
be doing nicely at the present writing.
Geo. Redman departed for the st.
Paul market last Monday with a car
of stock and expected to put them on
the mar ket Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Bragg was visiting with rela
tives and friends the latter part OF
last week.
Joe Andersen has been spending the
last couple of weeks with relatives
near Montevideo, Mimi.
August H%aguland, who lives north
of LaBolt, was seriously injured on
last monday afternoon by being
thrown from a load of hay which he
was hauling to his farm from South
Of LaBolt. The accident took place
about a mile and a half south OF town.
While Mr.. Haguland vas driving
down a small hill the front wheel OF
the wagon struck q rock with sufficient
force to throw the wagon sideways
causing Mr.. Haguland to loose his
balance and fall from the top OF the
load in such 4 manner as to strike
the forepart of his head against a
small rock. Mr.. Tweed who was be-
hind with another Load Of hay hurried
to Mr.. H%agulanu's aid as soon as
possible, also summoning other help
and took the injured man to Ed.
Lundquists. Doctor Morrisey, OF
Albee was Immediately called and
upon arriving and after making a
careful examination found that the
fore pare of the skull was badly
fractured. DR.. Morrisey Immediately
called DR.. Church, of Revillo. and
DR.. Ferguson, of Milbank, to assist
in performing q most delicate opera
ton. The operation was performed
Monday evening between 8 and I
o'clock and at the present writing
the injured man is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
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Twin
Twin Brooks, Dec.

IWlu DFOOks, Lee. !
Filbert & johnson have recently
purchased the we'll drilling outfit Of
+. Nj. Taylor of Summit. This gives
the Twin Brooks firm two we'll outfits.
Matte and Mary Bohn spent a
week in the win cities visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. J. w. Heagy enjoyed a week
ia Minneapolis visiting her sister.
NJ. l.. Reade sold his restaurant,
fixtures and stock to Frank Busta.
We wish you coed luck 10 your new
undertaking, Frank.
Besure andcall at A. J. Macehledt's
store if you want a snap in calicoes,
this week only. All and 8 c. calicoes
60 at &c.
One of George Stevens horses
recently fell in the village ditch, dug
for the extension Of the water main on
2nd St. east.
A 20 per cent reduction sale on
mems and bows sweaters while they
last, at A. }. NJ acheledt's.
Heury Smook's brother, of Iowa.
vas here visiting him for a few Gays
last week. He likes this country first
rate.
Fred Williams, of Ortley, was
shaking hands with old time friend )
in our city this week. .
M. M. Peterson is again in his shop
working as hard as ever. His hand
is healed and sound again.
Mrs. Peter Olson's brother who
was at a Rochester hospital, has a
cancer Of the stomach and the doctors
couldn't do anything for him. We
sympathlse with the stricken family
He is staying with his sister.
Mr.. Franklin left Tuesday for BIS
Stone, Granite Fails and NJ inneapoli,
on business.
Miss Alta Conway returned from
Canada Friday.
Mr.. E. Hasner, OF Summit, visite
with his son the last of the week.
Miss Clara Wartenbee is assistin
Mrs. Wright ia the house.
Mrs. A. T.. Nichols left Frida
J night for Clinton, Mimi, where st
/ visited until Tue sday and then lie
for her home ia Fillmore, Canada
Her sister, Mrs. Ellington, accom-
panied her to Clinton.
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Corona Doings
Corona. Fec. I

IOCOu6S C0Cs -
D. F. Stevens OF Sisseton was in
Corona Saturday.
w. E. Busby was a Milbank caller
Wednesday.
Rev. John Wood went to Milbank
Tuesday aud returned Wednesday.
Silver-ware at Farlevs.
DR.. Joel Smith left for White. S.
d., where he will conduct meetings.
S. K. Johnst ons visited at Dubbels
Wednesday.
DR.. aud Mrs. Prouty were Sisseton
alters SATURDAY..
Lee and Luther Chellis returned
from Ortley.
N. G.. Anderson is doing some
carpenter work for Peter Otto.
Call and see the line of rockers at
Farleys they will be suitable for
Xmas. gifts.
Miss Ethel Smith will conduct the
revival meetings the remainder OF The
week. Comet
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The Carey BOYS thrashed some corn
for Bernstein the first of the week

The Weedep family that live on the
old Brown farm, came near being
overcome by gas Sunday night. The
gas escaped from a crack ;n.the base
Of the stove and about midnight Mrs.
Weeden was awakened by the cough
ing Of the children. AS she reached
the stairs she fell overcome by gas.
Mr.. Weeden was able to reach the
door and open it, he then carried
Mrs. Wedden and the two children
who were Unconscious. to the open air.
The family have all recovered from
the effects but, twas a very close call
and is very probable that If Mrs.
Weeden had not been awakened when
she was the gas would have claimed
its victims.