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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
A. D. NOE & SON
BUYS HOTEL
HOpkinSville Big Hotel Latham
*. Sold To Lessees By
Mrs. Latham.
PRESENT LESSEES PURCHASE
Was Erected in 1894 And is
Fine Piece Of Property and
Profitable as Hotel.

Negotiations which have been en-
hand for several months have been
brought to successful conclusion,
by which Hotel Latham has become
the property of the present lessees,
Messrs. A. d Noe & Son. The
hotel was owned jointly by Mrs
Latham and Miller Brothers, the
Millers holding a two-ffths enterest.
The hotel was erected Is years
ago at cost exceeding $l04 900. Of
this amount Jno. c. Latham contrib
uted about $1,000 and local sub
scribers took about $4,000 of the
stock, the rest being raised by bosd-
ing the property. After a few years
the hotel proved to be a losing in
vestment and was sold under fore
closure and Mr. Latham bought it in
at very low price. About II years
ago Capt. L.W. Whitlow took charge
of the big house and made success
of it. Several years ago Capt.
Whitlow moved to Guthrie and
Messrs. Noe & Son have kept it in a
prosperous condition and it is under
stood to be a money-maker as the
city has grown.
TIE business has about outgrown
the present capacity and the fourth
floor, never fitted up, will probably
be put in order for guest rooms and
other improvements will be made.
Messrs. Noe & Son came here from,
Sebree. They also own a hotel at
Madisonville.
The price paid for the property
was $4,000.
Mrs. Latham recently sold the va
cant lot east of the hotel for $4,000
to Councilman Metcalfe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14

Frankfort, Ky. Dec. 13 Jas. h
McCreary and f j. McDermott
were inaugurated Tuesday as Gov.
ernor and Lieutenant Governor.
After SO years Gov. McCreary re-
turns to he Office to which he was
first elected in 1875. at that time SO
years of age.
Isaac Shelby and j. c w. Beck
ham are the only other Governors to
serve two terms
Twelve or the old time McCreary
Guards acted as Gov. McCreary's
escort and great parade followed
to the new capitol. headed by the
Third Regiment Band of Hopkins
vile and four companies of militia.
There was downpour of rain and
the exercises were held indoors, in
the main rOtunda of the capitol.
The exercises were opened with an
invocation by Rev. j. r. Zaigler.
Mayor of James H Polsgrove intro
dnced Governor Wilson, who de-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
WOMEN'S BOARD
Has Successful Mission Meet
ing at Christian Church.

The several anxiliaries to the
Christian Women's Board of Missions
of the Ninth St. Christian church
enjoyed day Of such services on
last Sunday as will. be long remem-
bered by them and those who assem-
bled with them. Mrs. Anna T.
Atwater. of Indianapolis, President
of the central organization, was the
speaker of the day. She speaks in
simple strong words, in clear well
modnlated voice and with CONTROL
ed enthusiasm which gave great
pleasure to her hearers. Out of her
long official experience she speaks Of
the operations of her Board both at
home and abroad. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gish Seargent. for several years Pres
ident Of the Western Ky. organiza-
tion OF this Board, conducted the
night service, introducing the dis
tinguished visitor. At the consul
sion of the morning address of MRS.
Atwater an offering was received in
the collection plates for the society's
work which amounted to more than
$l10 90
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Fell Between Cars.

Particulars of the killing of Chss.
A. Adams. aged %. son of Jas. F.
Adams. have been received. The
young man fell between two empty
coal cars while he and two other
young men were riding on freight
train. from Mayfield to Paducah.
His body was cut in two at the hips
and death was instantaneous. Adams
was plentifully supplied with money
and was well dressed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14

Ifivered his farewell address. Chief
Justice Hobson then administers d
the oath of Office to the new COVER.
nor. Following Governor McCrea.
rvs inaugural address Lieut.. Gov.
E. J. McDermott was sworn in.
Following the Inauguration cere.
monies in the capitols rotunda the
new building, which the state com.
pieted at cost Of two millions of
dollars. was thrown open to the
visitors and a public reception was
held by the newly elected state off.
cials.
The inaugural ball at night was
a brilliant affair. The grand march
was led by Gov. McCreary and Mrs.
Thos. j. Smith, the wife Of his pri.
yate Secretary. Gov. McCreary is a
widower and will keep bach" in
the executive mansion.
In his inaugural speech Governor
McCresrV pledged himself 10 make
pV+'V p a'fOrm promise good. say
nR:
Every single promise made in
The y AFFIRM upon when / made my |
race for chief executive Of kentucky |
lad NY hearty endorsement then
md STILL therefore nov pledge
myself IL he people Of the Common
wealth 10 m X good every promise
contained IN every plank In the o al.
'0rm upon wmcl, ran and was
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
MIR. BUFFERS SISTER
Died at Her Home in Warren
County.

Mrs. Lightfoot, a sister of Mr..
Geo. N. Duffer of this city, died at
her home in Warren county. Sunday.
Mr. Duffer who was informed by
wire of her Illness. arrived at her
bedside before the end came. Her
husband and two children survive
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
Bryan Place Sold.

The Jno. S. Bryan homestead on
Bryan street has been sold to Charlie
Pursley, who will turn the old home
around to front the new street and
add to it at once.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-12-14
The StOrk.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shadom. boy.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. E. L Gates
Herndon. a girl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
5panieus &altarfan,pf.
pfaorib. 10. Wlar3

@reluier @analeios fiin0igte on
,Sreitag in ser ipanilden Mbgeorone=
tenfan11ner on, ct merbe nod Dor glb<
lauf bieies Weonats ben @ntlpurf BE-
trefis @egel1,ng Ser religiolen @e=
lneinidaiten III Spanien oem Harla=
n1ent porlegen, troboem er frilber be-
ubiihtigt babe, oanin 5l' marten, Biz
sic @erbanolungen nit Ser al,rie iiber
sic GurHfiibr,,ng oes aeplanten @e-
1efes big 6li eitte,a gerpif1en Nnnt ge-
nieben ieien. Sic nel1lte in Ser lebten
9Sote ser @urie aeiteate 1Soroerung,
noB Sponien DEM 8atifan Ben gnt=
1pllrf lelblt unterbreiten io1le, ebe ote
gser6onolumgen Beginner fonnen, lei
tiir sic &egierlrag uollta unanneb1l:
Far, So 6ies gegen Sic lanoeSberrlidel
Medte perltoBe, un0 cine s(ntlport III
Iieieln Sinne lei noh Som abgega11:
gen. Sic @crlage lperoe oesbolb nod
por slblouf oes Monats einnerelht
o(cid)piel, mie Sic ltnterbanolltnget
nit Ser &urie ltebel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
}srdiiocut Salts 1serien,
u Ii q Ii it a, Ga, 13. Ol1r5

~ II y u u u, S'tl., lo' .9'ulo.
@rdiioert luit erbielt am Montag
III 9luguita, Ga, Sen @eiud oeS itell=
pertretenoen Stoatslefretars $. Mll=
ion; auBer0em ging ihm Ser 8eridt
oes Stabs6efs @eneralmoior Mpoo
5u, in Sem 0ieler meloet, 0aB Ser Mnf=
mori6 ser 1ruppen in 5eras jebt bel=
nobe beenoigt lit. Der @raii0ent 5eig,
te lid beio11oers erfrel,t iIber bic
gla6ri6t bon Ser 8eitatigung oes 4or=
porationsitel1ergeietes ourd bas Sber=
bunoesgeridt. W'it pelder Seftig-
felt oieies BON pielen 5eiten befampf1
tpuroe, eebt aus ser grflarl,ng zines
ougenblidli6 in 9lug1ita peilenoen
@bicagoer 8anfierS berpor, Ser NIT
tbeilte, 1aB feline 6irma aaein $1O,=
600 oufgepenoet babe, Inn ole Ser
faiiungsnaBigfeit oes @eiebes gu BE-
fdmpfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
@iseomiimer 9enfinal.
z /; r. : + =, aC;53 10 q

Sifsburg, Mill., 13. Mar5
s. lit jebt geplant, oos 1el1fmal
Ser &isconiiner auf oeln Sdladtfel0e
pol @idsburg inn oortigen 9tationol=
port, oas nit eineln Soften auhpano
pon $4,000 erridtet miro, ltatt an1
%. on 12. Moi 6u entbiillen. INN oen
ppn Ser &onpeution in 2ittle Sod,
9lrf., 5uriidfebrenoem Geteranen Ser
&puf00erierten sic lbeilna6n1e an Ser
gi'meibuna 81, ernnogIiden. Sberit
q. 6. @eiliert befiroet ii6 als Ser
treter ser Militdrparffommiliion BON
@isconiin on Ort lmo Stelle, INN sic
lesten gorbereit.1nsen 5u treffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
fannt, bat tein anoerer nmeritanii6er
Btj6of Elm glei9es @el,16 eingereiht.
Des @tsent.u Gebartstessfeier,
l)t il II d. e n, II. Wtari

Wf II II G) E n, II. wears.
Sn ser fltnltoou geidmiidten uno
reid beflageten baperiiden Saupt=
ltaot berri6te anlaBlid 0es neun5ig=
item @eburtstages oes Yrin5regentel1
2uitpolo begeiiterte 5eitltintmung.
Ger 3mitrom BON Sremoen aus alien
@auen oes oeutiden &eides lit, ein
rieiiger, ms ie6er ei,rlal.fel1Se 8abn=
5ug perlnebrt Sic 3abl berer, melde
gefonmen fins, Sem Sector ser oeltt=
lden 6iirlten lire @erebrung nno
9iebe fluo 5u tlpm. Sm Sbroniaal
oes f0niglihen Sbloiies 81 Miin6en
fono Sic @uloigung BON @ertretern al
Ter Sti,16e ltott, Sic lid iiberaus ein=
Srudspon geltoltete. Ser greile Yrtn5=
reoeut hielt feierliden Gin5ua iii Sen
Sbronioul, gefolet BON idnu1ltli@en
Mitglieoern Ser 1San1i!ie mo elmer
glan5enoen Suite hober @iir0entra-
ger. Ser Shirt itan6 allfre6t uno in
liht(ider f0rperlid1er ur0 geiitiger
Stride inter oeln Sbronbimmel. Ser
Wr6li0eut 0er&olnmer ser Meidsr1tbe,
;siirit sn 90menitein @ertbbeim-
6relbenberg, bielt on oen Frin5re=
gel,ten cine gtiprahe, in pelder er
|oie hoben 8erbienite 6es sSiir1ten ge>
biibreno ieierte. Nrin5 2iutpolo o,1=
Berte leinen mdrnlten 1anf fir 0ie
S5nl6iqung un6 lpar augenl6einlid
tief betpegt. @eit la,.ter, iibero1 I'M
gaale pernebmbarer Sti,n1ne( perlas
Ser Tiirft cine fur5e &eoe, in tpel6er
er sic MnbGngigfeit 8aperrs l,n6 lei=
ner 9[rmee riiblnte un6 a,,f oas 8lii=
ben bon @elperbe nr10 sest1oritrie bi1l=
|tpies.s Sic Meoe ihloB NIT ben &or=
ten: r@ott erbolte SEN sSrieoen, sic
@intradt uno sic alte 8operntrene!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
@erlin, 13. Oiar5.

Sn @eontlportlng Ser @erii6te,
ooB sic oeutide &egierumg in @nlb<
i11gton Gprltelungen erbo6en bobe
lpegen ser Sui ltG!oe in Merifp, oOer
ooB 9el1tiblan0 6eabiidtige, ltnob=
tii,1gig por5ugeben, nm oelttl6e Sl1=
terelieu III Merifo 81 id)iiben, erlnad)=
tiate ser Stautsiefretdr oes 9luslpar<
tigeu ,Srbr. pou @iOerlenz@adter am
Sreitaa sen Gertreter Ser @llo5iiertea
&relie ilt 9erlin 5ll Ser Grflirung,
oaB Gertihlauo meoer ii, Maihu1gton
poriteQig gelporoel1 iei nod unabban=
|aige OfoBregellt plane s(mtlid
miro ollsoriidlid) beitatigt, oab Sic
|oeutide @eaierung pom i6ren1 @e=
ionoidofter nno aoniulaten feline
slnoeutlua erbulten fot, oab @efabr
|porlieae. Sic Sraee ser @enroe=
;Doftrin lit nod ni9t erboben ,poroen.
Sic &altung ser 6ertiden 8egiernng
lit in eineln 2eitartifel Ser 8oilil6en
3eitnng pieoerae9eben in Sem er
|beiBt: u0eutidlano fann ebenio tpie
|anoere Stoaten nit Rl.be SEN Sdut
Ileir,er sssntreeiien in Merifo ser Dis
friction Ser Ser. Staoten iiberlailen.
IMnocre ssnterellen fat es sort 11tdt. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
Rodbiae.

llniere Ortidaft ODER pielnebr Sc
tie, oeuen ser Beiud gait, erfreute
|iid Montag Madmittag einieer unge=
|nebmen Stun0en, melbe oas &ierjein
oes &errn uno Srau Matb. Miirenberg
unto ser &eren Solepb @infler unto
Snli1s 9omi1id pon ct. @louo
nit iid bradte. @errn 9euren-
bergs 8elud gait bauptiadlid Dem
bieiigen S9anftpirtb ssSoiepb @ar=
teQ, ,uabrero es @errn Ssoiepb @in=
fler nomentlid 5u leinen Sobne nad
&odpiQe 5og, ser bier in 8erbi'10ung
nit 56eooor Meeiu5 Elm Mildapaaren=
gcl9oft in @erbinoung NIT einer 8all=
n1aterialbanol1,ng betreibt. Sur 6rel-
Sc oes @errn Soiepb @infler tbut Sic
neue Girma NIT ibrer reellen @e=
idaitsbabn ein 5ltfrieoelHteaen6es @e=
id6ft, ln,o oa @err @arte4 a1d trps
ser iSolten5eit iiber ieinen &anoel III
r6Iiilligen1" nidt 5l flogen braudt,
10 por ser 9fiirenberger'ide Beiud
gleidfalls elm 5l1frieoenitelleroer> uno
III oen aufrieoenen @eiidtern oes
@errn 9fiirenberg uno @inter lpiegel=
te iidl bos Ser @attin oes eriteren uno
oos oes @crrn Sulil1s 3ominid ab.
esarming.
MQbreno ser in ser bieligen Hforr=
firde am 9onnerltag LETTER 8ode 5l1
@n0e geganeenen pier5iaitiinoigen &C.
betsonoodt btelt ser bodm. @oterMlto.
O..s. g., sic 9sreoigten, II. auBer ibm
leiltete ocm boh1p. Hfarrer, Nater
Meinro6, 8. g. g., Ser bodm. Pater
2oreu5, 3. g. g., sla,sbiilfe. Die
gan5e @emein6e benutte oie @nooen=
5eit 5ur @irfung ibres Seelenbeiles.
= Mfi@. 8ades lift BON Mlbanp, mo-
ct flint 9age unter ar5tli6er 8ehaao=
lung ftano, beintgefebrt. - @erbaro
@eiels 1T franfbeitsbalber anf oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
@riter Sbeil.
SeDeufett
tei1tpid)tt9t.
Mea;eruna : ae1ifu md, weitere
berubiaenoe .; ansen. Der
treter bciriebist. erifaniide
3riessidtffe iollen iid) i, 'negi'
faniideu @afeu nidt aufba..
Sc 0orf, t3. Oedri.

9eem Dorf, 13. Wdr5.
Ser alqenblidli9 in Seem Dort
peilen6e merifanii9e Botldafter. Sc
nor Sc ga Barra, uno Der ebenfaus
sort befinoli9e Iperitqnii6e 6inon5<
,,ini1ter Senor 4i1nnntour erbielten
ont Montag nl,s Ser 9unaeshaupt-
jtaot amtlibe Nerliderungen, aus De-
ue,, herporgebt oaB 5tpiiden Der anne
rifonil9en uno merifaniideu &egie=
rung polliges ginuernebnen beitebt.
Mie es beiBt, ltno 5par nod tttbt
auc Spannungen geboben, Die nod
tbeillpeiie anoouern peroen, ,iolange Die
olnerifanii6en 5ruppen III ser 9fabe
Ser @ren5e fon5entriert lino, aber 5pel
lpid,tige @llnogebunaen, sic anl Mon=
taa BON ser amerifa1iiden 8mroes=
reaieruug auSgingen, buben jeoellfaas
piel oa5u beigetragen, etlpaige Se=
1iirhtl.ngen auf meritaniiher Sette
,u ;erltreueu. Ger nerifanilde BOT
iti,after erbielt a1n Dfpntag pon1
Staat5oepurtelnent in elmer longeren
Mote sic Mittbeill1ng, oab sic an1e=
ritanilde11 &riegsihifte, Gle 9efebl err
,)ielte1t Sic nerifanilhe &iilte nn at
lautild)ea luo pa5ifiiden Ssean ob5n=
patrouilieren, angelpieien poroen
Nuo, MIR gum ginnebmen bon aoble
n1eritanild}e 6lien an5ulalfen, nno
lid, oann lpieoer auf Sic bobe See 5u=
if;ieben. 5o1pobl Ser @otidafter,
1rie Ser SSil1an5lnilriiter ertlarten lt6
,0hlt befri0igt bon oieier Mnoronnng
Ser t,n1erifanildeu &egieruirg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16

ein beftiaes @robeben tpabrgeno1n-
men. ous pon oumpfen @erdulden ira
(0rater oes Beiup begleitet mar. Som
&anoe oes araters itiir5ten groBe
@ro= 1,no @efteinmaiien ab, oie iest
cine 6ld9e BON 1000 SUP 9dnge uno
$50 SUB 8reite beoeden. Ser 9lbitur5
mar bon rieiigen Staub= uno 9lide-
molfen begleitet. Die III oie 9sabe
oes @ipfels fiibrenoe 3abnraobofn
pur0e itorf beid}doigt, als eben cine
@eieQi6aft BON Touriiten einiteigel1
pollte Gerluite an @tenidenleben
iperoen ni6t berihtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
Sdl,ucres 8raubnngliid.
0 ri @ 0 r t +, Ser, IA. Wfdr5.

iSor IS + +, Ser., IA. Wfar5.
gsiebitdle, Sic Sen iSladleninbalt
pon 3tpei slcres beoecfen, iin0 iammt
,Suholt Gin Maub Ser Tlanmen qe=
lporoen. 8ei Sent le,1er iino 500 bis
1000 Efer0e, Shofc unS Shlpeine
uerbraunt, mahrcno pier Wal1ner
cr11itlihe @runomlmoen 0apontrlgen.
Ser @ertb ser l,nrgefonmenen 5biere
tel1uft ltd1 ouf $25O,0O0, mabreno
Scr BebIuScldoben o1f $4,000 &C.
lstibt lrir0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
Gin ltltintatnn,.
at Mp 4 rshurn 13 q

st. @eters Burg. 13. Mar5.
Rublano bot ein llltimatl,m an
G6ina geionbt uno beftebt borouf,
bob @bino iid i6arfer an sic 8eitim=
mungen oes 0ertrages BON 1881 bdlt,
meld}es felt sen lebten @oben Ser &C.
geuitan6 bon @erbanblungen 5tpil6el1
Sc, beioeu 2dnoern bilbet. 0os rul<
Iiide Sffupationsforps lit nun inner
l,afb 100 Meilen BON Ser @ren5e lnb
mdrldirt auf &ulio at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
;siir Sen ct. 9satrifstae.
ls en ri q. SQ. t3. M1l

Ser 4sapit fat auf Griltden oes
g!7d,pfs 1unne non Neorio, Sa., oen
aatholifen ser 9i03ele einen Spe5ial=
bispe1s ert6ei(t, mpnod) iie am sSrel=
tag, SEN IL, Miir5, olIo am ct. So
trifstoge, SSleiid} eiien oiirfcn. 9ildof
Irnne lunote oos @eiuh Dor einiger
3eit elm l1n0 erhielt lebte g2ode cine
s(ntrport per @abelgromn. Someit be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-16
6ettte De1ltt@e
Gi,tt,tti6m1t9,

Ser Gtaatsiefretar oes Xus,uartiseu
SRI. pon &iserlen< <g8ad)ter, giebt e.
ne antlid)e Grflarmng ab. =
9cntid)lanb fat feline &oriteQan'
sen in @aibington erboben mno
benft midt an sSnterpention.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15
SPRING VALLEY

~ on CoiyespoRn,aH
Rasmus Hanson left Viborg Mon
day morning for a trip to Grant
county
Reub Woodward purchased a new
buggy IN Viborg Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Charley sherard and
Merle went to Hurley last Monday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson and
family and Dinah Nelson Of Viborg
visited at Charley Sherard S Sunday.
Eunice Hanson took the teachers
examination in Parker Thursday
and Friday
Messers Ed Thompson, John Buck
stead and George Thompson left
Monday morning for Otnaha where
they will attend a thoroughbred
cattle sale. They will also attend
sales at Emerson, Iowa and at Mary
sfeld, Missouri before returning
home.
Fred Flyger has new auto.
Now is the time good roads will
come in handy.
Messers Harve Bert and Walter
Benson took in the base ball game
at Lennox Sunday.
Lee Thompson visited at the Will
Lakings home last Sunday evening.
Lee Harper went with the Hurley
band to Sioux City Tuesday.
Messers Fyger and P. L. Peterson
left Monday morning for Fort Mills
Wisconsin where they will attend a
Holsteln cattle sale.
News reached Spring Valley of the
death Of former resident, Mrs.
Andrew Bradstreet which occurred
in Sioux City last Thursday.
Joe Rooth was Sunday evening
caller at the Will Lakings home.
Grace Woodward of Hurley has
been staying with her Grandma Bu
chanan the past two weeks.
Edith Lakings was in Hurley Mon
day afternoon.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

1t is being freely stated that
tie insm'gcnt movement at
ashingt0n is going to pieces.
~ this is true reciprocity is more
W blame than any other cause.
The lnsurgent opposition to the
Canadian treaty has served to
make their pretenslons of un-
selfish devotion to public good
appear ridiculous and to the
same extent that it has discredit-
ed them it has strengthened
President Taft. insurgency is
not dead but the leaders who
are lighting for protection and
against Taft are destroying their
cause and strengthening the
president. But if insurgency
once tore the party to pieces,
reciprocity is not bringing it to-
getlier. It is merely bringing
some new alignments.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

That the saloon business is
largely a contest between rival
breweries is illustrated by events
in Marion. The Yankton and
Sioux Falls breweries through
their dummies each asked for a
saloon license. The town board
turned one of the applicants
down and now the other has
called an election to settle the
fight. 1t would be a bit comical
were the results not so serious,
to see two breweries engaged in
a bitter fight to see to which one
a town belongs. The sensible
solution is to drive the whole
piratical outfits entirely out of
all civilized communities.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

The woman of today VINO has good
health, good temper, good sense,
bright eyes and lovly complexion
the result of correct living and good
digestion. wins the admiration of
the world. If your digestion is
faulty Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets will correct it. For
sale by H. ]. Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15
With charges of heresy pond

With charges of heresy pend
ing against him before the trus-
tees Dr. Freeman, president Of
Morningside College, this week
handed in his resignation which
was promptly accepted. 1t is q
triumph of the religious stand
patters and advertises the Meth
odist college at Sioux City as an
institution where free speech
and liberty of conscience are
not allowed. And no educator
OF broad culture and proper self
respect Will feel like accepting
the post thus summarily left va
cant. The day of religious tol-
GRAFTON has not yet come.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

The primaries are still long
time away but. discussion of the
republican candidate for COVER.
nor will not stop. The Herald
has no candidate to offer but in
us much as the progressives have
had the Rovernorship for the
Inst six years II would suggest
lstAat ths 6snSfoas Ind tactful
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

At last we are in q way to get
4 chance to adopt an amendment
ior the popular election of sena-
Tors. Our tardy senate has
Welded to public sentiment and
4sassed the measure with the re-
gaired majority AS the house
amendment giving the states
'ltroi of the elections was
stricken out the matter will now
90 10 conference and it's enemies
may yet hnd a way to beat it.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept lose and ex-
pectoration easy by giving Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t has been
used in many epidemics of this dis
ease with perfect success. For sale
BY H. ]. Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

The Vermillion Republican
somewhat raucously insists that
Dean Sterling is still a candidate
lor the senatorship or some
thing. If Sterling is to be a
lndidate it will be a help to
i'm if he can have the inteIli-
eent and tactful cooperation of
his home papers.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15
NurINE TO CRED.TORs

state of South Dakota
County OF Turner
In the matter OF the estate of Mary e Hankins
Il, ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned id
ot the estate of Mary +. Hanlin.,
deceased, to the creaitnrs II aud All persons
having claims against the said deceased, TO OK
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within
SIN months after the first publication OF this
notice, to the said administrator at the Turner
comfy Bank ii:e city of Hurley, in said 1ur-
ner county,
Dated this srd day OF June, A. d.. 1911.
f. +. JACKSON.
Administrator of the estate of the
said Mary T.. Haukins. deceased
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chambelain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has made it favorite everywhere.
1t can always be depended upon.
For sale by H ] Pier.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

Senator Loriner made a hasty
trip from Chicago to Washington
this week and tarlied in the cap
ital long enough to cast his vote
against the popular election Of
senators.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15
LOW ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION RATES

To Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. Colo. daily until September
80. Favorable stop-overs. Liberal
return limits. For full information
apply to ticket agents, The North
Western Line. 6-15 ct
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

The herald is proud of the
fact that appointments to West
Point are going begging. Right
minded American youth do not
care for life whose only real
activities are organized murder
OF the attending Of social func
lions
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15

The government has author
lied the opening of postal saw
ings bank at Yankton and Brook
ings. AS these banks pay only
two per cent and private banks
pay four or five their establish
ment so far has not drawn a
great amount of business.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15
Colorado, Utah and California

Special low round trip rates dur
ing June, July, August and Septem-
ber. Luxuriouslv epuipped fast
trains. Choice of out Liberal
stop-oyers and retu n linn S. Rates
on application to tickt ag ,nts, The
North Western Line.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-15
SELL YOUR CREAM

| am agent for the Fairmont
Creamery and will test your cream
and pay spot cash for it at the Red
Front building Give me a trial.
G. C. GARY