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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
sluttiOn.

undergraduates iutio oui Der Sarm ibreS
peritorbeneu Soften, u @ieile lioIi6 bon
@ebler, a M
MittpoH ben 25. Ettober, 1911,
ipIaenbcS pcripulidoeS Gisentbum 5IIeniIid,
an pen N;eiItbiciennen ~oertdufeu.
. SD, / Stub. / aolb 8 ehtpeine, =
Sarm.9 pa9en. ! 9lussp, l 6enred,su, /
SraemGber. 1 6roEcr pFua. . aleine pilii.
ae. 1 Gsse, l EcppeItes pierscaeidirr. 8
~SuItirniurs, / Galiel, cine Qaantitat Ecu,
i'm Giali. ionic oud) cine slnsabfB dus. nnb
Qiiuen @c,6tbidlalieu. ~sscrrer pirp am
~s'ertouietase oub be Karin gum gsrfauI
ur9eboien iperoen
Neoingunasn: Nue Smnmen bis Al S. 90
paat; fur atoBcre 9e,rdse miro CHI ateSii
oon3 Ncnnien betpiuist, aeecn Hoie mil
suter eiderheit slnions oeS YerfamS urn
l ubr 9ad,mitta9s
4eiene Haegctiu,
neutrality-suspicious..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20

lpeId;es Gin idauadss 3ellaniB it,
melder 9lrt fcs 9obas lie geitorbelt
lit. Solte 5ran Hiistanp ibrem
Se6en e;n 3iel geiebt babelB mas
nf,gt 6eDdis4et merocu fam ltno
aiS6 hidf Befbipjsn 5poroeit lit, 10.
iniibte es in iArer @eiitesinhnddtaBg
aeid,ehen irin, Scln bei nollem Ser.
jianSe uiIroe lie sen Sdritt ridyt
Qetan bober; 6ariHH mare eS altdl
sim llnredt Elm llrteil eariiber 5u
i1llen il6er melhes man feiiie Siars
feit hot; oeltn oie llntcriuGing Der
}6lr3te ergab, CAB Iie in i0ren
Dirlp0e ms @olie ioipeit mall liif'
eilsid,ailcm fomlte, feinr &erbrelntitita
polr Itarfeu Stofien arh.eden toitils
fen. I'm alen ioiifhen llrteil por'
3lpbelMeir, ioa bieie Mtittbeilitlg allr
Stuifllnii,g oicnen. oanpit mir lidit
iiher mniere gIddaten ms ST Nidl.
tern ieter, 0gnn Die Sdriit lagf:
.,9iidtet nidt oltf cab ibr nidlt 1e'
ridtet ner0et. ga uiIier Seben III
@oiteS Sonb itebt nulo nierialf0 pom
ms ueiB lpelfes Sobes er iterbert
irerGe, 10 ioa Sas itets nniere Bite
iein, oai, @ott ms 6ie @naoe ner'
leibcst m0dte zines natiirliden &o-
&.s jterben 81 torltell.
am neugat5enen Sonlltag
faiso bier IN &ots0am Gin ldJolles
,Scit itott. uidt wie ionft ein @e-
burtstngsieit, ioitnern cine fiille ab-
idFecsieier, gs baben iid nellild
rads bent @ottesoiandt III Ger air-
de Nfe uteiIter Ser &srpmuOten SIM
Mittc1small nad) Der 6aniilie oes
Srib llt6e bcgeher inn rod iii trail'
ten areiic cinige id0ne StlrtNap 81
pertcten. 6rib lit id,on leit loltg=
ersr 3eit in Iorriion in Ser Sllhit'
bernard beiGGitiat unb mill lett
BORT nit Zen Seeiniaeip lcilt @lild
periuden. g[m Gienitog limo be.
reits 6 @agen nit SmisgerGtqdnfteit
oboeIabren, llno Mn Iittmodl lpitr'
oelr rod Die iibriaem Sadcn hefors
Sert. @s tut inns allen ie9r leto,
Dab sic 6arnilie Die bieiiBe @e9ero
pcrlGBt, MIR Gin Slid ut es. oaB
cs MIR IL @ciIen iipo. "a ole
@%enpouSbcn o6l,e IltSnabme ale ibr
eiancs Glpbutperf babeu, 10 iuerDel
lie iebt audi 6iterer Den 8cg nodl
Morriion madden, ols uie tie IS
lonIt getar bdbcn. 8ir lpillrid1elt
ser 6onlilie llfbe piel @liif nrto
@ottes Scwn IN ibrer ileliell 9ei'
nat.
@iGlelm Slider, rpslfer por 6
@od)en ieinen 76ten @ebnrtstaa
feiertc, lit lett 8 @oden ifaper
fnanf. sir miinid,eit oicIen lie
ben Sreunhcn BON Ser5em quite Del
ierliln ilrpo bolbige @pneittn0.
Mnranoo 8etpe, ne!fe Dor
apei @od)en nod ct. 2oitis reiftc
Inn ii1 einer Operation oes @ltilo.
harms at ilnter8ieben hit ipteoer oit1
Ser 8elierm9 unb miro nod in
9nltfe Sieier ISOLDE beimfebrer,
Gle aattileiite Seq &elb mn
Carl 0eppe bobrlt iett ei1em Gail
Store ciltgeridtet, Iae 5artter,
melfe lire Gier, Butter iltS Siibnet
in SEN Store britgen, peraelt iebt
fir ibre @eare nit @elS altsbe.
saFlt, NudI perben BON lett ab al
|le @caren sic man i'm Store bolt,
biaiaer %rerfonit. Gin gutter Sort
idritt; ser iiberall mo ct nodN nid)i
lit. MohahmmnnN iinDen iollte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Nnttipn.

Ter unicr5,idmeie tui,o oui Ieinem pIab,
III Scrmann, om
Gamitaa ben 21. Ottober, 1911
ipscrocS pesi6n!idlcS ~Gi9cnibum Siienilid
an Den Wiciilbictennen oertouien
6 stcd,. rpn SeiBsS eien, 4 Yctitelen uno
SprinsS, l Woid,Iidnoer, | 9Ieioetidrant,
bon GidDenbo'S, iotuie p~etid,ieocncS anoertS
oausacrait; lduter quite Sodlcn
sscoinauneen /: g'aar. slnInn9 beS Ners
tauio um > llhr 9iad1miitu9s.
6p q . 4,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
g9arnuna.

Da pielc YerIpnen bas S~o9oseieb riDt
bead)ien, 10 isbe i'd mid, oeranlobt bieiclben
baran au trinncrn. paB ih o icbt OIL bos
Saoen III meinen Noitnre eoi,S beilim,ut
nid) mcbr erlaui'e. Gnsar Sunsens mel.
dhe nod in bic Sdule aei,en %Iollten, loufen
nit Der Slinte in melncm ToIture umber
lm Gdnucire nno anocreS 0ieb gu Der,
iiDrcu. Sd fperoe 3mpieoe' bonoetnoe 9c.
ridbilid uerlolaeu.
WicotauS EuHner,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
@obnbaus su Se,t men.

Sb r~iieriere mein Srei uno cin holb
ii6tiaeS. 9afitein Wpbnhouo, enthaIieno
0 3iinmcr rinen Eooenroum io,pie eii Gro'
geidlpB init 3 3immeru. an Der luCItIid)sn
3ipciieu Sttcbe. init 30 SnB S:rnt. bel IA
goiten. 80 1T pas 0auS mcldlec id) friiher
gepobnte.
gGc9en gl6berem tpenec nan Iih on
mrluen Batter. $50 Siart. in Ssrmann,
Yio ober an mid. 2Ipr. yio 10 YSine Ct.
q. 2ouiS. wip
s.. Start.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
qnftipn.
Der Undergraduate uiro aui ieinem 9lIaB
l WlsiIe iiiolid) bon hermann, om
Gienltag ben "a Oftober 1911
Osfar Sdbniit
NutiipltnlpI


Gienftas ben "a Oflober 1911
loleenoca, periOnlides Gisepibum Diientlid,
an ben Dlciitbieienoen p%erfonien
3 CUTE 2lrbeits.Giei, 3 &iihe, 3mei nit
2alber; l Selbitbiroer, / SroSmdber. =
Senrcd)en, ? Sarmipa9en, l Gprinalpo9r.
1 8ugsp, einipdnnio; ] Drill, 2 Ggeer. 4
QiRiae, s~lueipannia, = piiiisc. einipai MIG,
3 3uIiiodtorS. einipinnic; 3 plcroeaeidirre;
,pciipdnnia; | Yieroeaeid)irr cinIpdnnis;
3 Sdlnee Sd)liiicn. = @ein 9ebdlter. nrb
cine slnSobl y8einiGiier. l Sroubenmihle. >
y0elnpreiicn, . ciicrne &eiIel, ieber q bis
80 Soil. l aornIdlelIer. ioipie cine Miense
Tarms unb SouS Serdib 5u 5ablreih um
anseiiibri 5u ipsroen.
Y%com9ungen: Vile Gummcn bs Su
$500. 9aar, fir srbBere 9eirdse lpirb Elm
arebit bon IL Wtonaien beipilist. 9e9en
gicte nit QUEER Sid)erbeit.
slniana oeS Nerfouis Inn 10 ubt Oors
mitiaoe; Solie eS am pbisen Gage Requiem,
baun finoet brr Dertaui om nddliten Gage
Itati.
Souls 8ittmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
3n b~erfanfen

Gin idoneS gprbubous, GteinsebGube,
z 3irnmer alleo nit cIettriid,em 2idt. 2 81 /.
termen. gebensebGube mb Z 2oiten in tSar.
ter uno Sbit. MI Der Ditlidicn Srsnt SiroBe.
Seiunoe Gage, berrlite NucIidJt Raberes
auf benz YlaB.
5entp 5erma Il,
Sermann, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Die @atnr aiebt inns Madlridt,

ipenn ettpaS nit inns ni6t reft 1T.
@ir erfeitnen es oil unieren Gm'
pfinbungen. 9dnn lit Is 3eit, iid)
in Sen 9eiit ciler guten Ieoi5in
81 iesen. Sic baben ieoenfalls bon
Sorni'S @lpenfrauter sebort, Dem
altcn &rGitter SeilmittcI, SaS nift
in apotbefen berfauit miro, obcr
fid Idon iiber b,rnoert Sabre i'm @e.
brand beIinSet. SEPT lit bic 3eit
.es st periuden. Sdreibt an Or.
Seter Subrnep ii. Cons Co., TO-
.25 60. Sopne ape. Chicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
@aiIcrfraft in ben Ssarfs.

IA in Sen S5nrf Counties iabr.
lid etma so 3oIl &egen faut, 10
l1Bt eS Iid leid)t erfldren, iparunl
oie Strome in jerer @egenb nie
troden iper6en. Gtlpa 60 Hro5ert
OipieS GieoeridIages fomnt in bpn
Monaien BON Wars bis Oftober llno
40 Yro3ent fir Sen &eit bes Sab.
res. 3ics bcbeutet ettua A 3oa
pro Ronat aui cine 6ldde bon 90.
45S Guermeilen. Der Weromec,
@asconabe, Siaee, 0toreon Current,
Die Stauts-@ artenboitbeborbe Don
3ilIonri madJt befannt, 6aB 5fpei
groBe Observation-Disclosures in SieIem
Serbit rlro @inter III Miiiourf oo.
gebalten lperben ioIlen. Ole erte
miro i'm hannibal am Is. Nopen-
Der beainnen llrS 3tpei bis brei 81.
ae hallcrn. gls &reiie limo. 8aar-
preiie in S0be bon 5000 aatsgeiebt,
melde oen alrSitellerm fir grtes
O6If 3~lrgerpaltnt peroem %iutlrf. Die
speite ion i'll Columbia IN Der 3cit
bonn 8. bis IL. Sormlar 1912 anllBs
lid oes 81. Stiitim9sfeItes Der
Staatsgeieaidait fiir 8Qrter5ml
Itottfinoen. Sip Riid1ift aipI re
geSclltrfu ser @clegel9eit bat man
bier Iogor $500 iiir oie 8rei2 bc'
lpiQiat. GrGmiepliiten tperoen sur
3eit Durdh Scfrtiir Solparh altsge'
ianot. Die gllsiteler iollten ole
Sriidte iofprt misTGhlctp 1tltf' lie
rnmittelbor an Sen Stnatsratb iiir
@ortenbau BEL Scr 81. S.. Stillhpel
Golo Storaee So. @annibnl, Mo.,
ienben. 9ieielben merben feine So
iteu periuiod,en mO AMI 6eieen
GI1Ben altsgeitellt tper0sn. SIp Sarl'
nibal aino Columbia iperoen mid
feitcns ser beIten &eluter BON Sblt
@riprad)en aebolten lpernen, i1D
.6ie MnfGrlger ioGen nift peri1ilmcn,
BEL Den 8ermtitaltungcr 81 eriGei'
nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
2n @erfanfenl

3lrsi iunse Gicl. . Wionoie aIt unb uuse
idbr 10 Saro bod. uadauiranen aui Der
aIten gae9eIin Narm, in Der ytabe Der SO.
Sarm.
% NJ. 3 uebiser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
On @erfanfen!

Sire idlone Sarm BON 8 2sder, unee.
Idhr 20 ader in Gultur; guieS WobnbauS
n.b BIT Gheune. GiolI Enb onberen Nebcnar.
bnnoen, Cine CUTE SiTierne beim !SanS,
terner nod cine CUTE Suele nabe oobei,
fd)Dner Sbitsarten iotuie and etrpos Nein.
ters ga gleilcn IiibIid) non 6crmom
TdbereS aui benz plab,
u bert garei5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
gd1tnno Sbasiicbter.

SD ncbme jebt auiirG9e emt9estn iiir ole
sIricn Der auserldcnitcn Gorten ben Cblt'
%b6unleT, 5um piIonscn i'm Serbit. GSpiirs
DC MIDI irbr arGenetm Iein nit Gurtn Nnl'
tro9en heebri az lueroen.
g~dliuh9eooa,
Sc C. &efi(er
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fDidrntlidltr aldrtibtritt
Hermann Star Mills

8eisen, 2 Gualitit So
@eisen, 8 lanlitat. 81
Mebl, per- ad, | Analitdt.s. $50
Weebl, per Sad, 2 Gialiidt.. 2.4o
aprnmebl, per 100 Climb. Leo
&leie, per 10os8funb -. 20
Sbippituff per i0c @innb -. l.49
BrDb#Ite.
gorisiert ppn
John H. Helmers. Sroesr.
Butter per giun0 ..........l5-20
@ier per 9uteno. IS
Slbner, per BIunb. So
Sprina Gbidens, per 8fb.... .
ShmalS, per Bio..............I0
Siuiebefn per 8uibel..
@ule per 8funo..... ...... is
&artOffeln Neue. co
Surteps .......... ..-l4
Gnien 10
@dnie. 6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20

@bnnnirt allf b~s Sermonner
goItsbIati.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20

5u u%erfnuteu awei alie S,u9sp.
pleroe (NonieS] IA 6anO bod, iyomm uno
obne Sebler. . T. - ormn mn,
6ermonn, Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-20
Nene au5eigcn
gu o~erfanfcn.

Sriid)e ed)nopSiaicr, Y,ciS 100 bp
ShaS Rim mel.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
PLEASANT VALLEY
Services Sunday next:

Services Sunday next:
HOO and 1880
Lords supper at the close of morn
ing service,
700
A seat and a welcome to all.
Mr. and Mrs A, Parmley were
callers at Nh f, McCool's, Sunday
last.
A profitable time was spent Friday
evening last at Spring Lake Schoo'
House by the Literary Society.
Next meeting Friday November
3rd. Come and we will guarantee
you a good time.
Miss May Walsh spent the weel
end with her parents at Miller.
We see that the Alabama expert
ment station says that when 2orl
sells at five cents live weight, eacf
bushel of corn shelled that was fec
TO hogs sold at 60 cents per bushel
We cannot say If this is a true cal
culation or not, we do not beliey'
it. Tell us what you think of it.
You can take the age of a drag b,
locking at its teeth, if they are wor
and some of them gone it is old.
Pc rhaps some of your crops hav
diss appoint I'd you this year but j
you had SOW n a few seeds of kind
ne. IS last spr. ing that crop would nc
he we been di appointing, if you di
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
Rec HEIGHTS

The young people will give the
play, The Col lie ge Freshman.
FRIDAY evening Oct. 3rd. for the
benefit of the boys basket bal team.
The CHM family have moved to
Minnesota. where they will make
their future home.
DR.. Hart was here last week as
sistine Mr. Sanders in moving the
drugs from the north side store into
the postoffice building, things are
rather crowded up there. In fact
"Noah's dove could find no place
for the sole of her foot"
Mary Ramey had a birthday par
ty Monday evening and a large
crowd of Youngsters were present.
Harry West has sold his interest
in the pool and barber shop to
Somers and Frank, and has gone to
Aberdeen Mr. Mooney went with
him.
MIR James Wharton or Burdette
a brother of the late Andrew
Wharton visited over Sunday with
relative here.
Peter Watkins brought in a pail
of large crisp cucumbers picked
from the vines Oct. 18th, now is
that for Dakota.
Old and young were at the depot
Monday to catch a glimpse of Presi.
dent Taft. They were rewarded by
a wave of the hat and the usual
smile.
The new England supper will be
held Nov. 10 tn, all be ready for a
good supper.
Harry Van Cor came down
from Blunt Saturday night, but
like the birds he went south Sunday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
SPRING LAKE

Mrs FREEZER and children have re-
turned home from Trip. where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. A. G.. Mohr, Mr. G.. Cost and
Mr. O. G. Hudson autoed to Fort
Thompson to pick grapes lass Satur-
day.
Misses Coda and Sylvia Mohr,
Mabel Hudson and Mabel Hammer
diner took dinner at Mr. and Mrs A.
G. Winegar's Sunday.
Mrs j. S. Kammerdiner and two
children were in Wessinton SpGs
Friday last, with a load of potatoes.
There was a surprise party held
at MIR A. ]. Mohrs the past week.
and a good time was injoyed by all,
Mrs A. G.. Vinegar and Mrs j. S.
Kammerdiner were at Spring Lake
gathering ground cher r this
week.
Mrs Pete Geiver has been troub-
led with her eyes but is slowly re-
covering.
Mr. Eugene Snyder was over east
buying cabbage the Fl rst of the
week.
Mr. A. G.. Vinegar went to town
for a load of coal this week.
Miss Anna Murphy and Miss Helen
Winsell have returned from Cham
berlain, where they went to regis
ter.
Mr. A.. w. Winseil is picking corn
for Jake Crecelius.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
CRAWFORD FLAWS
RICHARDS BILL
Richards Present and Comments
on Speeth-WiH Answer
Friday Night

Senator Coe |. Crawford. of HUI
ron, came to Miller Friday to deiiv-
err his one speech of the year against
the proposed primary bill gotten
out by his fellow townsman, r. O,
Richards. This speech is to be pub
lished and widely circulated.
The Senator was greeted by a
crowded house and he entertaied
his hearers in his usual forcible and
eloquent manner. Mr.. Richards,
author of the proposed measure,
was present and added to the
gayety of nations by few remarks
and a promise to return to Miller
and answer the Senator. Of course
he should come to Miller, as all
roads and eyes lead to the town that
has been placed on the map bv
Swanee aud a live Commercial Club.
Senator Crawford was introduced
by Representative Gardner. and as
always, received a cordial welcome
from Miller republicans He is the
same fluent talker as ever, but since
mixing with the dignified Senator's
he has shed his moustache and be-
come more rotund of body.
He gave sixteen specific reasons
why the proposed Richards bill is a
bad one but in the rush of moving
to its new home the PRESS cannot
publish it at this time.
Mr. Richards announces that he
will make d speech here Friday
night in answer. This will widen
the breech between these two for
mer political friends, who r now
fighting for leadership of the La
Toilette progressives in this state.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
Rec Heights Pioneer Dead.

Huron papers announce the death
of James B. Cogan Saturday. at
Tampa, Florida, where he had gone
in search of health. Mr.. Cogan was
one of the pioneer newspaper men
of the state. James B. and John T.
Cogan. cousins. came to Dakota ter
ritory from Wisconsin, IN the early
eighties. They established the Wes-
slngton Times, which they soon sold,
then the Rec Heights Free Press.
James soon sold out to John, and
went to Wolsey. where he started
the Journal. In a few years he re-
moved to Huron and bought the
Democrat. When Cleveland was
elected President. James was ap-
pointed postmaster of Huron, and
after one term he went into the
grocery business. He leaves a wife
and n son to mourn his loss.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26

First killing frost at Miller for
the fall of 1911 came on October 20.
To that date the most delicate flow
ers were blooming, and all vegeta-
ton as green as in midsummer.
There were earlier light frosts than
this reported in other localities, but
for some reason, either wind or
cloudy weather, prevented any EVIL
dence of it at this point. This is
about one month later than useal.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26

The glasses fitted by M. Brved
Wilson of Huron, who will be at
Wilson's Jewelry store on Saturday,
Nov. 18th are specially ground in
his own grinding plant at Huron,
and are guaranteed to be perfect in
every detail, and satisfactory to the
wearer. He has at Huron. without
doubt. the best equipped exclusively
optical institution in the State.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
Notice of Removal.

have now moved into my new
offices in the brick block just built
on the west side of Broadway. |
shall be pleased to have all of my
friends in Miller and Hand county
call and see me in my new location
and have a look at our new building.
HARLAN J. BUSHFIELD,
Attorney at Law.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
Public Sale Oct, 18th

Saturday, Oct. %, | will sell by
auction II head of horses and colts,
5 brood mares, 5 colts. 4 coming 2
and one sucker. These colts are
standard bred, but big growthy fell
lows, the kind to make fine driving
and general purpose horses. Also
a big gelding s years old.
l.. d. SWeetland,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN

The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
Aid Society are preparing
a box Of clothing to be sent
to the Orphans Home in Sioux.
They will be glad to receive money
or any articles of wearing apparel
suitable for children from infancy
to fourteen years of age.
Contributions to be left at Mr.
Schroeders Clothing Store not later
than Nov. 10th.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
NEW PRESS

The PRESS is moving this week
into its new home in the brick block
erected by Bushfeld & Bushfeld.
1t will take a week or so to get en-
tlrely in order, and to fully COM
plete everything. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended to all patrons to call
see our new quarters. The Com
mercial Club side of the building
will also be ready for use in a few
DAYS.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26
Must Sell 1t Quick.

The old frame buildings the Press
has just moved out of are occupying
ground on Third street. They must
be moved away. hence we must sell
them quickly. There is only one
way to do this-the price. These
buildings are all lumber, ceiled all
over and double fISefs. If you can
use them, we'll MAKE the price sell
them. Bushfield q Bushfield
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NORTH HAND

Mrs Henry Wither and Mrs H. G.
Rudd, of Spring attended the ladies'
aid, at the home of Mrs J. T. Davis
in Orient last Thursday. They re-
port a very good time.
A part of the lumber for Mrs j.
{. Campbell's home in Spring has
arrived and the carpenters are busy
at work. Later another a load
arrived so that all the lumber is now
here.
Mrs T. N. Mcclure, of Miller, and
Mrs VIM Mcclure, of lndianol&,
Iowa, went through here to Orient,
where they made short visits Satur-
day. They returned to Miller Sun
day afternoon.
Joe MAY and family, of Harrison,
drove to Orient Saturday.
Mr. A. Sebring and Mr. Burt Sc
bring, of Park, drove to Orient Sat-
urday.
H. G.. Rudd, of Spring, is drawing
hay from the Tennis neighborhood
in Harrison twp.
Potatoes are proving a better crop
than was anticipated some time ago,
Frank Bellin, of Spring, has four
potatoes on show at the State Bank
Orient, the whole weighing 8 pounds
81 ounces. They are all perfect in
form and well all through,
Mrs Bret Sebring and Mrs Geo. A
Mckay, of Park, were at the Ladies
Aid at Mrs j. T. Davis last Thurs
day.
The funeral of Mr. Henry Weisler
of Fairview, which occurred last
Thursday at Polo was very largely
attended. Father kribber, of Bow
den, Reilly. of Faulkton and Boskel,
of Orient, conducted the services.
The family has the sympathy Of the
whole community IN their great
bereavement.
Miss Mamie Austin spent Sunday
at her home in Fairview.
Miss Charlotte Allen, of Ralph, S.
Dakota, came on Saturday to spend
a week with her brother Mike and
family Of Center Spring,
Father BurkeI conducted Catholic
services at Polo Sunday, as usual the
services was largely attended.
Miss Catherine Anlin. of Fairvew
was in Orient over Friday night.
The basket social at John Weise,
Tennis, in behalf of the Furnishing
Friend, was a success. Financial
returns over fifty dollars,
On Saturday the Misses Lizzie,
Katie and Xavier Schaefer and Mr.
Duggan autoed to FauIkton from
their home in Fairyiew.
Antine Kekenze and wife. of Fair
view, are the happy parents of a
baby girl, born on the 18th inst.
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
Rec Heights, North Hand, and Pleasant
Valley News

not plant them it is not vet too late
it is n of the best catch crops
known.
Haying is about all finished in the
valley, late flax is very poor. will
hardly pay TO cut.
Mr. Wilbur Parmley has returned
from Canada.
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Nav Tax Telephone Poles.

Springfield, Ill. Oct. 2O-The APP
pellate court. Third district, decided
today that cities have power to COM
pei telegraph and other corporations
to pay a reasonable compensation to
the city for the use of streets for
poles.
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Rooms to Rent

The new Bushfield brick building,
now nearing completion. will have
to rent a store room "a X 80. and d
basement room 20 q, equipped
with steam heat, toilets, water, and
electric lights. The location for
any business is unexcelled, and IN
surance rates greatly lessened. 42t3
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South Oak. Woman Wins First

Mrs. Mary Kendall, of Rapid City
drew FIRST chance to file on the Rose
bud lands, consisting of 1000 claims.
Nineteen South Dakotans were in
the first twenty FIVE names drawn.
SO 5000 people registered, from every
state in the Union.
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been for the past month with her
daughter Elizabeth, who was pre-
pairing to open a seasons engage
ment with the Orpheum Circuit,
Miss Christ will travel south from
Chicago singing a weeks engage
ment in the larger cities where
there are Orpheum play houses.
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THE Servant in the House.
when appeared at the Opera House
Monday e. ening drew out a large
crowd of theater-goers and pleased
all who saw it. The play is rather a
heavy one and all the actors did
Justice to their parts. Mr. Koch
was especially good in the role of
Manson"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-26

Orient Argus.-W. N. Myers re-
turned from Miller Saturday. where
he was called by the serious illness
of his grandfather, N. G.. Lowell,
who is much improved at the pre-
sent time. Mrs Myers remained in
Miller for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Kelley.
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The LeBrun Grand Opera Quar-
tette, first number of the Jackson
club lecture course for this season,
appeared in II Trovatore at the
Opera House Thursday evening be-
fore a large and appreciative audi
ence