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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-21

this manner when the front door bell
rang sharply, and as Mrs. Tebbets
was in the midst of her own trouble
with my uncle, i went below to an
swer it. Swinging the door open l
saw on the step before me my old
friend, William LeDuc, whom 1 had
not seen in ages. Heartily l grasped
him by the hand, and dragged him
within
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-21
Their Class.

What would you call authors on
aviation?"
We'll. unless they go up In aero
planes of literature. I should class
them as underwriters"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-21
A Drawback.

II should think 1t would be bad
for the succession of a kingdom to
have bald-headed ruler
why sou
Because he has no heir apparent"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-21
Many Children Are SickIy.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Break
up Colds In "a hours relieve Fevershness, Head
ache, Stomach Troubles Teethng Disorders, nova
and regulate the bowels. and Destroy Worms. They
are so pleasant to take children like them. Used by
mothers for q years At all druggists, Csc. Sample
mailed FREE. Address, A. s. Oimsted, LeRoy, NY.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-21

means unknown to me escaped the
cell that he ought to garnish," he
shot over his shoulder as he turned
away.
Thank you ever so much" / re-
torted.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-21

Pericles wore his hair pretty close
to his eyes-but nobody ever called
him a low-brow!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
MIns.reI show bad ReseptLon.

TO welcome thD tlmid rcshmca to
me ranks OF wisdom and high school
cNolu.iNoucss. the seniors OF -" VIII
tcudul a reception lu Colombo bah
filal evening. september 80 Pre-.
crjiu. lhp informal fun Will Dy pro-
gam that Will uc lilaIously nnn,
30 NOT formal Fourteen ul DO, senior
bows viii emulate thc famous Goortld
NinajIols on the Colombo .itsr.
Pointed iuhlcls ot local color VIII be-
hurled hit on miss through Doe audi.
cncc The sage intcrlOculor VIII Do.
Ar William Grmmcr who IS Goa n
ing the students Tor the event The
cud men viii be- MCssrs Jacf Lt
praik, William GtimmcL Ir. Kcuuo d
lIal,omb and Louis lIcsscldcn AFTER
The guests have worn thcmrCivCs on
laughing there viii bc general gen.
ia, grcctins by The hosts aud an IN
io,mal dance The committee IN
Cha,s, Of the affair consists al Pluf
Milne NJ Grimm"r Kcnnctn BAL.
comb Marguerite Nutou Edna Nc
Cbo.urt Wjl'rm trimmer I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09


.. 'n witness OBJ. In"I. ||'
I.. 'If learned iU, nH'uu|i'
in.w Nr Davidson. CO., u,s' best
n. .ud thD minister l. ii'r.
i.... ...H.fI HutuI H' tu. Wu.".|s.
.. .I.I .HU 'h' Wld, .u.u" I.'
u.'U r,'r., OBJ. OBJ, .H' window $500.
.H.I OH in, COLLIN" ".N '.' ID.HI'"
.ut'.I terms ..r'.r. .' 'u' terms
EHII ..'.d iH. ... ".. Hm. 'ud
.Ilu Ht 600. ... ..f"tn1. N.'. su,.
pended H,'"t,u 'I' '..u ."f'I.u was
an $500. .i... u"o..,I NrddiuH H'I
u' ..... . I. H.d'u hearts
''".. "..E IlU '.N.'t "i
iH' .u.
s.. ... .u.... .I fU. wedding march
nuYr.H . fu. .r uHtrd by Nt
Hi.... iU.U. De- tH. $500. flower
...r.r. ..U.r. r.rtt YrI Paul Utu.
... advanced .rff.uua IH, su.d,u-
H...H ...t.I. .. tn. ulH... foo tbs path.
$500. .. Obj. bridal urt. N.Nt .amr
Ats. IIuu.u g.uNu. iH, bridesmaid.
..u job u r,. uIus .u.u u. uI.. H,s-
.u.U. H,.lH zoo chiffon Tn, .riu,
followed IHuu. .n OH, urm uI u,I
.m.r l.Iue r.I.u. towel. loo u
s.N .fn mru. n.u.u.. do tJuu
.u.,U.u.| n.u pearl nmmur and
uU..,.. r.. ....u.us.. u.N,If|ur
zoo, .t.f.|. ..um 90 iht urr.I Ni.
Iuen.. #...d .H. N,rd. Issunu f
.-ur.ua -oua dUuua t, rus .,ry
I.,. HhI.H $50. most Impressive, Tho
THRONE uf friend. tuuk m.uU| stu.k
60. 90. MON pNu I.d .m, Oh. uEr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
GInhdIng .rclL,r N.nrrlnrr-

'u..uuhy interviewer with th,
L.Wnra-itHuku wedding Wednesday
NIGHT N1s 'l. matrimonial service ~
tur ,m, hour Boo Detroit Michigan.
THE brides ur, heart ,hum- OF IL uf.
iWn ANA had SEQ planned their we'd.
dns that they might coincide m
'N'r detail possible.
The Detroit wedding occurred al
".Di"'k according Go Detroit lmr tu
make thr hour IS 100 this rI,t, when
Mis- Rankin was wcd M James
Gladdlug. Albuquerque cts engineer.
was ths happy bridegroom, aud Hiss
Elza1rth Tolfor. daughter of MIR ami
Mrs r. " Teller ,hc charming brId,
90 tns home wedding Miss Hclrn
Teller was the hrid,muld. NhIlr th,
sruum Was attended by his brother.
SIR RAYMOND Gladdiur Mr. and
Mr. 3Hddug ,ft immediately for 20
bono moon tour of several eastern
cities. aud after visiting Mr. clad
tiHa parents win return Zoo this city
October nrst ta reside u their ucN
home. Tho two bridal couples vul
meet hy appointment u Kansas CITY
Ine last ut tine month when "a, clad
diurs are Du route 90 Albuquerque
and the Learn.d- finishing their hon
oymuou ir.r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
rarlic- ror nctrothcd Couplr.

TH, presence iu tho clty Of Mr Ira
EuthborFcr. who De- e. Vod one of AZ
buquriqHc's folreW dauEht,rs, Miss
H,.na Grunsfcld, has occaHoncd a
round OF festivities in honor OF tho
bpirothod The hrst of these was a
family dinner sunday evening az the
home Uf Mrs Hlldesardc Grunsfeld.
Monday delightful picnic was enjoy
cd on mo mesa, near Tlieras canyon.
when q gay crowd OF young people,
rh1pcroned by Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld,
bad "a memorable frolic and chicken
dinner at no Bousal ranch.
Tuesday evening Mr. N0nh HELD
HHs hostess 90 q handsomely appointed
duu.r for Miss Grunsfald and Mr.
HothhOrRor "Wednesday evening Mrs
tup Gunsfrld presided over tine
pleasure of dinner party in their
honor Coy,re wcro laid for twelve.
end mo beautiful interior of the
Grunsfeld home and the dining table
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
House PARTY Breaks ~.

Thr t"'lN, nous, guests Who FOR
the last fortnight o. several DAYS lu
a Tow cases enjoyed tho hospitality OF
the T. = Rankin home fur the pur-
pose u' uarur boo tN, iuys inyid,ut
Zoo tn. Wedding "Wednesday ,.,uIua
HF, most ut tH,m. guu, to their
huu, u other cities Mrs Learned
mother of 'uo bridegroom. returned
ThursduN z" hcr h"m, n LuNrcnr.
h"u. being accompanied Dos Misses
Isabelle Gilmore ANA Mldrod Gu.
more Mr. Davidson. the "b,st man,
'ii Tho same daN for hIs nom, iu
san Di"a" Mr uud Mrs Hcrbolt
Rankin ANA little daughter. Herbcrta.
returned Yesterday tu silver C3ty. and
Miss CLAIR" N'.suu l,ft Thursday Tor
lrlN'uuurth kuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
MRS. MCGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

JoncsbOrO. Ark - suffered a com.
pleto break down in health some time
ago" writes Mrs. A McGlll, from this
place Il was very weak and could
not do any work tried different
remedies, but they ala me no good
One day, got bottle Of Cardul. II
ala me so much good, was surprised.
and took some more
Before took Cardui, 7 had headache
and backaohe. and sometimes ! would
cry for hours. Now am over all that.
and can do all kinds Of homework. I
think Il Is the greatest medicine on
earth"
In the past nifty years. thousands Of
ladies have written, like Mrs McGill.
90 tell OF the benefit received from
Cardui.
Such testimony from earnest women
surely indicates the great value OF thls
tonic remedy. for diseases peculiar 10
women. Are YOU sufferer Yes
Cnrdui Is the medicine you need.
We urge y0n 20 Try II.
su Urisfo, iadlss' Advisory Dept Ciaua
,e.,e, Nrilinr 90. Chaiianoogl, Irnn. toI NFfctd
J,s,rurfi1ns, ana % paec tpik. lionr lfs1laen
~ " ssnsa. aral 10 plain ~fspfsf ~ IssasaI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

Another hapu, p,ucd.Dt OF the
week Co come ulII 10, Mr. jack Dug
ger the popular drlmaust. and club-
man OF This ..ty MT Duggor viii
Iuayp this evening fur Dallas. Texas.
Nh,r, 40 the hom, ui jh, brides pare
oul, Mr. aud Mrs =. r. Davidson.
h. Nll ospuusc Miss MAY Mlgdal'na
Davidson OF the FinuiFan Brown
company and win bc welcomed by a
Wild, ..r.I, of rcnds fur her own sake
as NoU us FOR tho sake of her hus-
band Mr puggcr viii return with
hs hr.l, tho lust of the moth ana
DO, newly WEEDS Wul start 90 house
cold aN,uu,. awaiting their oCcu-
puuU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
innrnrh.l,nnl.In NunlInI..

bower ul beauty Nas u' si''.I'
Rankin home "Wednesday evening Tor
tho wedding ceremony H' ih' 'iu'''
daughter Madonna EHuhIu Go MI
Albert Learned oi Lawrence" k'u a
hm1. OF lIaht. tine Ripple COT "Uth''r
qua br melting Sweetness "' music
announced Geo pu4rrsuy the IaE "Itn-
lu IN. reception hall p1rIar rua-
,... dining room and giit room
Hu.r. tH, gifts urro displayed ",rr
n,.u..I. decorated 200 asparagus i'lns
yelling tu, chandeliers aud hooks.
Golden glow and yellow dahIius
adorned every a,allunI, place, eff
f,ouv,ly uu.tuua rlo pristine rr'en-
ness of thr H. l,rua ln tine come
inuuious back pHrlr some guests
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

Gauhort we're hostessos ~ their pleas
ant home. Ga South second street
It,, s.. f. Nuli,k aud Mra Aulick
v,r, tH, nuuor.Ds at this donshtul
function whore cordial good fellow
ship hpId lul sway.
Though entirely fH,iHl in nature
H.u $500. much informed DID u. lh,
plan. of tu, church mr 600, mturc
Tho -uud1, mp.tIus place b. tempo
'ruUt m th, odd HrIpvt mL win
routs. urN,r mo,uuns durng do,
lc,h. uut OBJ church uuidus ls com
t,munt,b Boa tbu near uurr Mrs
John low, assisted th. huatosa 100 tho
entertainment ut the company.
late luncheon ot touthsumc tiluds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
Sucrr~-fui Matinee

TN, seventh porformuu.r OF th'
Man From Home" by th, local CONF
ptuV was PLAYED To- fi} house ip
Oh. l'lk| thpator this afternoon.
with each rendition IA, imp,r.uu1-
tipns ANA finer shadinRs of the story
have been polished. ana tuough the
initial production was srrmIngly ull
inst could bp desired th, matinee
Performance. presented Cos request tp
give tho children aud recent uuWt-
oum.rs AN upportuuit, Co sc, tho
ul.H. was 100 every way finished
product of ThoSpiln art Thlush
supposedly for the juvenile, uI, hult
the audience was mad, up uf ladies.
with % ~priuhhug uf bn,k coasts. and
foro,ul upglaus, bc.p,atIug the
pr,s,ur, OF men who uu.,d trusut
from business and refreshed them
selves with another visit with "Thc
Man From Home"
IN" flttcring reception accorded
the lucal dramntists in Santa Fc and
Las Vegas assure Ike welcome for
future performances. iu,IudiuE any or
an the characters who played iu
Tirklngtou'y fIyuritc drama Thr
fugitive under the automobile aud The
naughty Hdniuuitious of th, chup.r-
one Don't humble your words m-
pressed the Juvenile fproIhlN this att
'rnunu. and the stage s"ttiuE. H,r,
declared Goo bp grand TN, Watu,.
CLOSES th, series n' "Tuc Man From
H"m, company that began ausp-
.iuu-lN with TWO bou''lt perform
anrps for the y W. e.. s. that ucttrd
fiGl so aud the suhHrguput YrodtI.-
lions on their own responsibility To
tho directors of fhc pln' arc due great
credit for mcritoriuus work and for
the discovery ANA Introduction of now
dramatic star, lu our midst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
The IuIiV Musician. 90

DN Iustig, MuSikuutru EIrr
HlJt Is said Co mean The COOS Mu-
slCIaus AZ ans rate iuIlF come
PAM or com .d,uns vaudeville artists
and NogaJis's viii 10, bcior, the iupt-
lights at Colombo han Monday oyou-
ing. september Is. The German or
der OF Hardgari is responsible Tor This
entertainment that is u the nature of
statehood celebration Mr. Isaac
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
Dinner Parry

SIR Ernest STATE. assisted u, hi.
mother Nrs - STATE entertained 81
dinner Yesterday loo honor u' Miss
norma UulWrr IN, htud.umr StHtz
rp.id,uD, uu Nurth E.r,.utt ftr'Dt.
WITH boz .Iu, ,rrIud.H. afford. uu
idrlI pIu,, fur merry maxim. tuU tuo
young Dpmuu, uu this o,.ts..u made
W,rr. zrIIuusi. and long
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

- dozen iuNn tricnfs Vote thr
quest. uf Miss Iron, Su.u'u last
evening 900 Deer home 500 Fast Grand
a..uu, GImu- ana refreshments
u.rD feature. OF IA, pleasure. while
tu, uph1 WIS made vocal with the
strains uf music tll miGn.slr. For a
wonder th, Midnight GROVE famed
ipi their drurodutious of Boz, cream.
d.U not ut., th. opportunity Hu 90.
ur.a..uu Geo kidnap tho refreshments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
Another Dance.

I'd, bellies ana bpduA ut th. bon ton
scr ave rcluiding from yuCa.Ious llJy.
iut missed several dance. during The
Nu'u months on account oI their
numbers being depleted b. absence
from the city She Thirt, club will
enjoy thc rc-asscmbIy dance of the
autumn season next wednesday even.
ing in odd Fellows hull Bi.weckly
functions viii hencDiorth bee held by
mi. .nlln, OHM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
NJ. McnlI,rrlnrh IInnnrrr-

Nu. Etn,l W,1thorfrd o uHlms
T.ks. wac honor guest 1hursd''
,,ruius Whom ucr aister SIR Frank
DIXON entertained Ga Nouur people I0
urI. $50 lappy aud $500 gracious
$50. Obi, tuu, tllt Thursda, had u'
yowo FRIDAY before tho merry com
paut was aware
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

M. ladies of ST. Johns guld. ever
progressive aud ingenious in enter
taiumcnt. viii present the first ,lah-
oratc entertainment IN celebration ot
statehood The time rs to be- Scptcu-
b'r 30. The place viii boz the ar
mory aud "th, girl there viii no
iN of them uriaycd Boa stitching drdp-
cries representing the a. states or
course New Mexico viii br th" belle
ot th, evening ana will Introduce un-
other charming d,uutautr. Miss Au-
IONA 9TH, gush of music viii su-
lut' the ear at varied Intervals during
the evening and th, lriumph~ coz i'm
gonuty ana art VISA ur the History 90
New MrNieu." told without words Iu
tahicauN aud brilliant pageant that
viii represent th, unrolird scroll ut
history, animated for the cdIucauuu
OF Sew M"Niops children while they
pause lu she Nrsubulc ut statehood
ana look back on the days that we're,
Mrs. bradford has charge 90 the pro-
gram arrangements Mrs g.. l.. brooks
| is chairman In chief OF the carnival
and all the ladies ui thr parish com
stttutr the assisting committee Go enc
terrain IA, ,uur, city,
The program, 10 be spectacular and
/ decidedly unique, les the original plan
of the dircCtrcss. MIS- bradford
Heading the pageant OF history TO cir.
/ Gle the hall ia The professional To the
platform viii Doe Columbia and her
court of eight Young women IN Gre
. clin costumes, representing the myth.
/ teal goddesses of science. agriculture
ant and other like characters Fol.
. lowing viii De- the Indians represent.
/ ing The early citizens Next The Monks
who brought the gospel aud blazed
/ The way for civilization The Span
/ iards viii follow The monks as they did
/ In history The ncNt ia order will be
| tho United States soldiers led by Gen
! erai koarncy The coWglls and
. cowboys follow and the present will
he represented by Tho last contingent
. of the BOY Scouts. 4 pleasing diver
sion IN the procession will be- the
casionctte dancing by several Spanish
| dancers
tn, feature of the evening viii De
/ the living Nag formed by a. girls
! As the two new stars advance 10 their
places In tho flag, the living conslella.
ton led by Columbia's court will sing
q welcome ode President Taft will De
present Obs proxy 1t Impossible To- al.
tend himsoln 90 bless the states SCy.
eral of Cadman songs will be sung
and the grand finale will De- the rhor
ms ot THE Star Spanglod Banner
with accompan, ing grace expressions
with flag drapciics
After the program, King Carnival
viii reign supreme Dancing ana Oth
on diversions will be enjoyed hy the
attendants Mrs. Bradford 10 desironi
ior girls between the ages ~ 10 ant
|l7 TO volunteer 40 represent the starr
Ia the flag
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

closed Tho evenings pleasure. Those
present were, Rev and Mrs A. T..
AuHck. MI and Mrs Adams. Mr aud
Mrs Curd Mr. ana Mrs. Iaudrcss.
Mt aud Mrs TVgss. Rev. and Mrs
smith. Mr. and Mr. stone. Mcsdauca
Moore. Hutchinson. rouh,. L"ud't.
d.,lo, Luwc, Misses Edith Joyce Kent
lOVUro Gabhprt. MAZDA Gnhbyrt La
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09
Dr. Gray amd Ms. Gray to Entertain

Dr. Gray aRd Ms GRAY Ia Entertain
gracious welcome viii ho extend
ed 10 students and faculty iu RodoN
han next Friday evening tho occasion
being the annual reception rendered
hv IN Gray and Mrs GwN These
functions of the genial president that
mark The beginning and closing of
the college terms are becoming the
rod letter dates in student ufo at the
varsity aud the reception Friday
evening, with thr increased number
at students. promises to be- the best
ever Music VIII bo feature or the
ovening nnd % is ukclN the festive
feet of tho students viii dance the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

lasi Nuur away Tho dtu.. h"H'''r
a mot n.t.d fur th, ,s,mua bat
300 often 70 ruusos.ipu Go youth uud
uIrf. Haf 80 ia af, ~ pr.di.t ur|
InIutuN dance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
THE TUESDAY TUssLE.

The annual city election occurred
Tuesday. and nearly all electors in
Pierre found their way to the polling
places that day
Upon the question of granting
license to saloons there was heated
contest; those who favored the grant
ing of license and those opposed to
the same put up stubborn fight from
the opening until the close of the
polls. The 'drys' were over-conf-
dent of winning and in trading dry
votes for votes for local candidates
were bested.
If voting no license would keep out
out the evils of intemperance there
would be no chance for liquor to get
into Pierre. Every percon who has
resided in this good old town a year
knows that it does not exempt us from
the i'll effects and takes away all con-
troll of the traffic. 1t is question of
the best way to handle it.
Following was the vote had by wards ::
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
A MEETING OF EDUCATORS

A state meeting of county superin-
tendents Of schools in this state OPEN
ed in Pierre yesterday morning. The
attendance was large.
c. G. Lawrence, state superintend-
ent of public instruction opened the
meeting, outlining a plan for future
educational work.
uperintendents attendance were
ID. f. Baugham, of Aurora county;
Nj. NJ. Gnhin, Brown: Fred I, Shaw,
Of Beadle; Mrs. NJ. f. Muller, of Bon
II omme; Miss Gertrude Stedman, 0
Brookings; Mary Heumphreus of
Custer; G. *. Oyerhulse, Codington;
Alice Cope, Clay; j. w. Gotes, Clark :
j. V. Murphy, Charles Mix; O. L.
Brownie, Dawson; j. Ii. Hetley, Day;
Walter G.. Parish, Deuel.; Philip 5.
Jones, Dewey; t. j. Markey, Doug
las; Jennette Lewis, Fdmunds; j.
Jones, Ir, Fanlk; G G. Warner
Gregory: Fred b. Purdy, Grant; May
Rudd, Hand; f. c. Beers, Iutchin.
son; Ethelyn Graves, Hanson; Wal.
lace Calhoon, Hughes; Nettie w
WEIGH, Hyde; Florence Murray. Ter.
auld; II. M. Best, Kingsbury; Mrs
A. G, Odee, Lake; Dilla E Wimple,
Lincoln; Florence Glenn, Lawrence;
G. Ina Sutley, Lyman; Il. A. Kaech
McCook; Mary DAILY. Meade; Daisy
d. Carr. Moody; Lynn Slocum, Nc.
Pherson; Elise Van der Horck, Mar
SHALL I. L. Thompson, Minnehaha
Nellie G. Delaney, Miner: e. t. Val
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
Governor Vessey has designated
May IA as Mothers day.

Governor Vessey has designated
May IA as Mothers day.
r.. L. Farr left yesterday for Sioux
Falls to attend a meeting of the Chill
dren's Home board.
Railroad Commissioners Rice and
Robinson and Attorney p. W.
Dougherty were in the city yester-
day, leaving in the evening for Stur-
gis.
A large number of county superin-
tendents were in the city yesterday
in attendance at conference held
largely for the purpose of consulta
ton regarding course of study.
The United States Civil Service
commission announces an examina-
tion ON May 10, in all cities in this
state in which city delivery service
has been established.
Robert Baade, the 10 year-old son
of Mrs. Raade, died yesterday Of
scarlet fever. The remains were tax
en- to Blunt for interment.
Two men, while in the city Monday
made an offer of 500 per acre for a
100 acre tract OF land, located east OF
the Indian Industrial school. If the
tract OF land can be purchased the
parties stated that they woe!d en-
gage in the raising of vegetables and
| build canning factory thereon.
The brick company of this city has
ordered new machine by which they
can manufacture hollow brick, and
will have it ready for installation
about the first of June. AS soon as
the machinery is all installed the
company will turn out several grades
and varieties OF brick and hollow
blocks.
Aberdeen News, II: Otto Linstad
of Pierre spent yesterday in town on
his way west to join Judge c. c. Car
penter of Lennon. Mr.. Linstead
will be court reporter for Judge Car
penter, having formerly occupied a
similar position at Pierre. Mr.. Lin
stead is captain of the Pierre militia
company and one of the most active
men in South Dakota National guard
affairs.
The sixth annual meet of the South
Dakota High School Athletic associ-
alton will be held in Vermillion Nav
1920 on the new university athletic
field. Dean Ellwood G.. Perisho will
be the local manager. This year the
declamatory contest hitherto held UNI
der the direction of the association,
will be discontinued. A declamatory
association has been organized under
| the control of the high schools, and a
state championship contest vii! be
held.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
SAID A SUPERINTENDENT

Kiss is a noun, though generally
used as a conjunction. II is never de-
clined, and is more common than
proper. 1t is not very singular and
generally used in the plural. 1t agrees
with me.
l stole kiss the other night,
My conscience hurts, alack!
/ think I'll go again tonight,
And put the daEned thing hack.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20

lin, Perkins; W. w Breene, Potter;
Matte McMichael, Pennington; Bon
ME F. Andrews, Roberts; Mrs. Nell
lie Cook, Sanborn: Grace Reed Por-
ter, Stanley; w. 81. Beckman, Sphinx;
t. L. Mitchell, Sully; Mary B. Camp
bell, Trip; Joseph Swenson, Turner;
Katherine French, Union; Guy Schel-
lenger, Walworth; Jonas Leyman,
Yankton.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
How Honers Were Earned.

Extracts from old records showing
how people had earned the honor in
former days, were read at Canterbury.
England, and ex-mayors were granted
the freedom of the city One citizen
received the freedom for undertaking
to serve as cook at every mayors
Michaelmas feast" another because
he cured Nicholas Johnson's leg" and
third because he married widow
with d large family
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
Complimentary References.

The way ll Diario del Hogan talks
about us as giants of the dollar, pig
mics. of culture and barbarous whites
OF the north" is almost as bad a.
some OF the things we say about each
other during a hot campaign.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
: ssv.eee. Revenge.

Now that a Los Angeles person has
broken his collar bone fastening col
lar button. it is plain that man will
never be happy until it buttons in the
back and he can let out the job to
his wife