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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-26

Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, Mont, June 95.-Giving the
Sena tors five OF the seven games played
Salt Lake and Helena broke even IN TO-
DAYS double header. Both games were
won by a margin Of one run. Helena tax
ing the first 6 to 5, and Salt Lake the
second / to 0. with one down. the last
gave was called in Helcna's half OF TIE
seventh 10 enable the Skyscrapers TO
catch a train,
Butler who opened for the visitors.
was pounded hard, allowing Twelve ,, h,,s'
three OF which were for extra pases. Sup W.
port sufficiently rotten TO oI1set ,ne
many bingles secured off Buffers deny
cry. however. was accorded byTd oy I,, ,nv
Senators. four OF whom made costly
Fielding features OF the first game were
unassisted double plays by zWicKer ana
Pcndlcton. -, -,
4 double steal by Irbv and Kelly by
which the latter crossed the plate. en- =
sbed Helena 10 tie the score IN the sew
cnth inning. and a batting rally in the
ninth after two men had been handed iree
t-ansporiafion gave the Senators the WIN"
Schimpffs great pitching. coupled with
the perfect support given him by ms
team mates characterized the second
game But three Helena men reached first
in the last battle. These were lrby. by be-
ing hit: Murray. when Irby was thrown Out
at second and Woou VINO iIlaoe INC o''iS
hit chalked against Schimpn.
Salt Lakes one run was scored in the
FIRST inning, when Spencer reached The
initial sack on Woods error went 70
third on Vans single and nome on biahh"
cnships binge TO right field
An error by Amcs in the sixth filled
the bases but the side was retired with
out scoring.
In signing Fortlcr. formerly Of the
Utah State league. who played his first
game In the Union association TO-DAY.
BIankcnsaip. judging from the little fel-
lows Initial performance. has greatly
strengthened his nine. Out OF four times
Up in the first game Fortier got three
hits one. OF which was triple. one a
double and the other single. In the
second game he got al double his second
time lin
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UTAH COPPER N|NE
DEFEATS CLERKS
East Garfield Boys Pull Game
Out of Fire in Ninth;
Score, II to 10.

Before the biggest crowd OF the season
at East Garfield Sunday the Retail
Clerks OF this city were defeated Ii TO
10 by the Utah Copper nine. who went 10
the mound for the Salt Lake boys after
the second period.
The Clerks made their first score In
the third inning on a single and Wild
throw TO second TO cut off a man In the
fourth inning single. "A steal and a Wild
throw scored two more Clerks. In the
fifth Sebastian got to first on kilburn
overthrow. Earls singled. Fitzgerald
reached first on the catcher's overthrow.
which allowed Sebastian and EarlE TO
count. Two errors. fielder's choice,
two steals and d walk gave the Clerks
three more in the sixth: In the seventh,
the Clerks got their last count on a
hit batsmar, an error and NJ. Gaiacher's
home run
A single and triple gave the Copper
men their first count III the initial frame.
They got three more scores In the sec
ond on two singles, triple and all error
Two more came in the third on two
singles, passed ball and wild peg, y
walk, an error and a steal gave them Two
more in the fourth In the seventh n
single. a sacrifice and wild peg gave
them another.
In the last half OF the ninth. with the
score 10 to In favor OF the Clerks.
Brown got TO first on an error, went TO
second on a passed ball and scored on an
overthrow by Earls Off second Rich
ardson won the game by doubling to deep
center. scoring Miller, who had doubled,
The umpiring OF Meyer was "A little off
color. say the Clerks. costing them a run
IN the fourth when he called fair ball
foul. The score:
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MAKE SWEEP OF SERIES.
Irrieators Take First Game From Scrap
pers, 8 TO z. and Second. to q.

MISSOULA. Mont. June 25.-The Irri-
gators took two games from the Scrap
pcrs this afternoon. making q. row OF six.
The only game OF the Boise series not lost
by Missoua WAS the ono scheduled for
Saturday which was not played. The
scores this afternoon were 10 and
to 4.
The first contest went ten innings, Mis-
sopla cutting down Boise's one run lead
in the ninth. In the Boise tenth, Waters
opened with a two-base hit and scored
on Kings sacrifice bunt and Bauers
sacrifice fly. Brooks was sent In to bat
for Joss and Maloncy held the locals safe
In their half of the extra frame. Cum
mings and JOSS were both hit hard
McCafferty faced kellackcy in the sec
ond game. McCsfferty allowed eight
hits and Kellackey four Boise
punched three in the first inning.
which. with a base OH balls and de-
layed steal. nctted four runs. a lead that
the locals never made up.
Kellackey was put out of the grounds
in the second game for disputing To-
mans decision on Stevens at the plate.
The box scores:
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MINISTER DEFE|NDs'
SUNDAY BAs[BI
Says 1910 Expenditure /,
More Good Than Similar n,
eign Mission Expense

SACRAMENTO, Cal. June ,y /,
Ing his sermon with q
Casey az the Bat" the Rev i'a
Baker, pastor of the Flru ,.' aa
church, tonight spoke TO a ,a,r
cation I'm defense OF SUNDAY base coau
clarlng that the $l5, 900 6oa aSasefall
baseball last season was botto Spsat
than the same sum In focclo,, aps31
and That the game Is "Amerle,,ma ,ms',.
shower bath De
Declaring that the worshin .,
instead OF seven "belongs rva " oos
the theological junk pile. unon LOT .ncr
cast infant dannatlon and hs,, ,ms,a sa
birthstone. Dr. Baker cal,ad nlt
to the large salaries paid In atHu
ers and the enormous sums sner, y
ly by The American people In w,,.1 snll
their chief source of amusemen,'' n''l=az
Dr. Baker Is baseball enthn.,.
IL former player, and his disconrss :
none OF the modern baseball Ys-nt ~
He traced the evolution Of thc rss
the past. nifty years until It's Intern
recognition as Americas natIonaI 1
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UTAH COPPER.

Summary: Stolen bases-F. Gala cher
Lees, Richardson, killbum, Treseder
Fitzpatrick. Sebastian (2), Earls (2),
Fitzgerald (2). Sacrifice hits-Lees. Rob
insop. Two-base hlts-Miller. Richard
son. Three-base hits-SebaStian, J.
Reid, W. Treseder. Home run--M. CAL
lacher. Left on bases-Clerks 8. Utah
Copper Z. Hits--Off NJ. GALLAGHER. 8 In
ninGs. Strikeouts-By Earls S. by Kill
burn 10. Bases on baIls-On Killburn s.
off NJ. Galachcr /. off Earls 9. Hit by
pitcher-Lces, Earls. Miller CD, Soren-
son (2) Time of game hours % min
utes. Umplre--Meyer. Attendance--S0o
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BEST BETS: NADIA MAS AND DENNIS STAFFORD

base hit-Bost. First base on balls-1ff
Kyle. 3. Hit by pitchcr-Mann Passed
ball-Langley. Left on bases-Murray.
Salt Lake, .: Oxies. 4. First base on
errors-Murray-Salt Lake. 3: Oxies. >,
Double play-Rost to Black to McAdoo
Stolen hases-BurnS, Hawkins. Sacrifice
hits-Bock. Forbes. Sacrifice f1y--Burns
GmDires-Meade and Margetts. Time OF
game-1 hour so minutes,
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GREAT FALLS.

Summary: Earned rms-Great Falls ?,
Butte T. First base on errors-Butte l..
Two-base hits--Fries. Mathes. Huelsman.
CIothier Toner. Three-base hits-ian-
nah. Huclsman, Sacrifice hits-Mathes
Marshall. Iiildebrandt Sacrif1c fly
Quick Stolen base-Foster. Bases on
balls-Off Quick .. off Hildebrandt 3.
Struck out-By Quick T. by Hildebrandt
Passed ball-Hannah. Hit by pitcher
BY Hildebrandt. Hannah. Time OF game
. hours. Umpire-Lawler.
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"onc out when winning run was scored.
HELENA

Summary: Earned runS-Holena 8,
First base on errors-Sslt Lake o. Helena
!. Stolen bases-Blankenship Fortier.
Wood, Kelly. Irby .. Sacrifice hits-Kib-
BILE. 2. Sacrifice fly-Murray Two base hits
: Devereaux, Shea, Fortier Wood. Three
base hits-Fortier. Kelly. Left on buses
Helena 9, Salt Lake t. Double plays
Iw!cker funassisted). Pendelton (unas-
sisted. Bases OH bals-Off Byrd = off
Butler 5, Struck out--By Byrd S. by
Butler .. Hit by 'pitcher-By Butler i
Time Of game hour and 55 minutes.
Umpire-WrIght-
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LOSES ONE; WINS OTHER,
Hlidcbrandt Pitches Both Games I
EIectrles Against the Mountmen.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, June 25-
Elldebraudt pitched both games fer Great
Falls today and should have won both.
being given poor support TO offset his
good pitching.
Two Wild throws by Vance 10 second
RHye Butte three runs in the first game
The second game was nut on Great Falls
string in the last OF the tenth Foster
singled and was forced to second when
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'One out when winning run made.

summary: Stolen bases-Prout. Sacri-
flee hits-Fries, Duddy, Prout, Vance
Sacrifice ny-Mathes. First on errors
Great Falls. ]: Butte, 4. Two-base hit
Toner. DouSle plays-Clothier to Vance
of Druhot. 1; OFF Hildebrandt. /. Struck
out-By Druhot 6; by Hildebrandt, 2.
HIT by pitcher-By Druhot. Toner 2.
ball-Hannah Time hours. 10 minutes.
Cmpire-Lawler.
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HELENA

Summary: Left on bases-Hclena q
Salt Lake. S First base on errors-Salt
Lake. g. Sacrifice iits-Blnnkenship,
Schirnpff. Two-base hits--Fortier. Dew
ercaux. Schimpff-~ Double plays-kibble TO
Zwicker TO Kelly. Struck out-By Ames.
2; by schimptf. s. Hit by pitcher-By
Schirmpff. /. Passed ball-Fortier. Time
Il hour Umpire-Wright
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MISSOULA,

Summary; Struckout-By kilIiIay Z,
McCafferty T. Bases on balJs-On XIII
lay 2, McCafferty 5. Left on bases-Boise
Z. Missoula g. Stolen bases-Bauer, Mur-
Sturgeon. Murphy, Sacrifice hits-Case
Waters. Murphy. McCafferty Two-base
bits-Robclts. Bauer Time hour, 45
minutes Umpire-Toman
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Gun Club Scores

Shooting In good form, Morgan led the
field at the regular shoot OF the Salt Lake
Gun club Sunday with q score of 81 out
Of 80 a high wind made shooting diff
cult at times, The scores:
Morgan, 80: Hart. 81; Cummings. Is;
Kingsley. at; Ruthop. 43: Smith, 10; Rain,
81; Dinwoody, So ..Dcarie,' 80; Holbrook.
80. Nielsen, 81; Miller. 20.
Pistol scores follow:
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summary: TWO-base hits-POWeII.
Gum. Three base hits-Burns. Lang
ford, Bases on balls-Off Jensen 3. off
White Struck out--By Jensen 4. by
White .. Left on basss-Murray- Salt
Lake S. Oxi.s g. First base on errors
Murray Salt Lake 3. Ox!es 4. Stolen
bases-Forbes. Langford, Kyle, Haw-
kins (2). Sacrifice hit-UarriS. UmpIreS
Meade and Margetts Time of game
1 hour, 80 minutes. Attendance--200O.
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shortstop, McGeehan. third ba senan, has
jumped 10 Ogden.
The combination gives Murray Salt
Lake a remarkably strong pitching staff,
and Powell looks mighty good behind the
bat.
The teams remaining I'm the race will
retain their respective standings In the
percentage column.
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America. Assosiatia

Al ST. Paul-Toledo-St. Pau! Ga'n'
poned: wet grounds. r. Rsn
At Columbus-Columous,, ", r
City. 12. Second game caheo 7"
inning: rain. s.s,x
At Observation-Disclosures
waukee. 10, (Two games. ,ruSr
AT Louisville-Louisvil'e' d
lis, 3.
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SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHER

Druhot hit Vance with pitched ball
Clothier singled 10 center field and Fos-
ter reached third and raced for home.
Hannah had him caught at the plate and
touched him out but dropped the ball
and the run counted,
The box scores.
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Western League

At Des Moines-Topeka Z. Ds
l. AL ST. Joseph-st. Joe :. Dsa9f pen
Al Omahe-Pueblo 4. onsnA 4
al Sioux City-siou1 CITY
coin s.
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SENATORS AND
SAINTS HALVE
Former Take Initial Game by
Count of 6 to s., and Latter
Second, to 0.
BILLY FORTIER SHINES
ON FIRST APPEARANCE
Great Falls aud Butte Split. but
Boise Grabs Both From
Scrappers.
Yesterdays Results.

At Helena-First game: Helena, 6;
Salt Lake. s. Second game; Salt Lake
]: Helena, 0. Called sixth inning by
agreement.
At Missoula-First game: Boise. 8;
Missoula, (ten inninGs). Second
game: Boise, Z: Missoula, 4.
At Great Falls-First game: Butte.
4. Great Falls. 2, Second game: Great
Falls, 5, Butte. (ten innings),
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Trolley League

NVSUI'a UI -UI1UaN games.
backman, Ii, Liberty Sheet Metal
company. 10.
West Side a, c, II Marrotta A. c.. s.
, ;. l.. Wtre and Iron Works, 10; n. c.
r.. s.
A. c., s.
y league meeting Will be held Tuesday
at the Murphy teams quarters.
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THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.

handicap based past perform
ances. tlme. weight and track conditions.
Five points to a pound. twenty points
TO length
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sBattcd for Joss In ninth.
MTSCnJII

Summary: Struck out-By Joss I. by
Snmmings SsamfI by Ma1oneH ~, =, Bases b; on
By Joss . Stolen bases-Baucr Stevens
2, Case, Flick. King. Murray 2, Sturgeon.
Sacrifice hits-O'Mara. Bauer, Case. Two
base hits-Waters 2, Murray. Flanagan.
Roberts. Wild pitch-Joss. Left on
bases-Boise 6. Missoula. 5. Time OF game
Il hour and 45 mlutes. Umpire-:ro-
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films to u.s. Salt Lake
Photo Supply CO., lit Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers.
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atiional L.easu.
Cubs Tie Giants for Lad
Cincy and st. Louis Divida

CINCINNATI, June 25.-St LouIs
Cincinnati broke even in todays "a
header Suggs's pitching feature
opening contest: while Golden's eif.sf
ness won for st, Louis IN the ssco5
First game III
~ LOUIS 1900. ..'-.s,,',...n-l
S'utin'idtl .-.........,..,..e b
Batteries-Sallee and Bliss. surd
Mclean.
Second game II
Cincinnati go. ................i|
Batteries-Golden and Bresnshan. B
Keefc and Mclean.
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Mans Beat Browns Twiss.

NdpS D6dI b1V"uh 3"se'
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-The Cew
team captured both games Of a.
header TODAY. In the first EaEe y
held the locals 70 four hits, While p
second Knapp was effective on the p
and at bat. ID
First game -
Cleveland -. ..e......s ,,-.',,.
Batteries-Pelty and Clarke; Gts4
Smith, pr
Second game
st, Louis ...-....-.,.-'.. ..''''s 4
Cleveland ,,., ...-....-s-s'-,,,'' - -
Barteries-Lake. George ana "
Knapp and Fisher.
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American Lsssus
White Sox Trim TigeTx ,

White Sox Trim Tgsn
CHICAGO. June 25.-A filth
rally which netted six runs on i've
helped by errors by the visitors, a.
In a defeat for Detroit Rain add;
Chlcagoans. coming at time wnen
lett weakened. Walsh rescued VII
the sixth.
Chicago 80, -,..~.....,,..-..."s
Detroit ,,. .-.....s,.-"..t
Balteries-White, Walsh and spd|
Willett. Lalltte and Stanage.
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Brewer Puts DunIeayv Ont

KANSAS CITY. June @5-Harry Bre ewer
of Kansas City knocked out Jack Dun
leavy OF Boston In the fifth round of =
fight here today. They are welter-
weights.
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GoLDFINN, RUE AND sEvENFULL.

g. ree-year -oidS and up.
lS. Remarks.
VIII probably have rider UP that can
keep from running out.
Game and honest mare.
II all the sprinters go, this one will
come back
All depends or who goes II speed
scratched this one can win
Runs best fresh and as good as any.
Surprised last out.
Will win when placed right
Outclassed.
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OXIES,

"Gunn out on infleld fly.
Score by innings
Salt LIKE:
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ND ROUND, EDWIN T. FRYER AND DAVE WEBER.


sc -year-OIdS and up.
ny. Remarks.
This should be easy on last race.
Just breeZed last out, may repeat.
Last race good.
When stable got ready they changed
riders, practice not consistent with
good form.
Might decide to run one of his good
races.
Throw out last race; beaten favorite
Here's one that might surprise.
Has rounded into her good form,
Every race has been good and clever
rider up.
Will take the track soon and walk
away with race.
No chance In this company
Nothing shown only start.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-08

WANTED.-Will board students
of the public school at reasona.
BILE rates. MRS. AUG. BERKNER.
FOR SALE "A number of thor.
oughbred Shropshire rams. Ad-
dress or phone, r. G. kimball,
Milbank, r. F.. D. l.
To LET-Small house to rent.
Apply to j. D. Burkhardt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-08

A full dozen automobiles pass
ed through town Sunday last on
their way from Marietta to Hart.
ford. Four WatertOwn machines
also came through in a bunch
bound for the lake.
Frank Heathcote of Lura town
ship, was in town Tuesday, hav.'
ing autoed over from Watertown.
With his family he was on his
way to St. Paul with his machine,
bat the rains of the preceding
night tied him up here and he
had to decide whether to tackle
the roads castor go fishing in
Big Stone lake.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-08
Loca! and Personal Paragraphs.


Miss T,aura Rod GERS i . twin
civ visitor his weak
Mr., and Mrs. w. II, Gaynor
~ raaL
w. p. O'Heron returned from
his western nrip Wednesday
morning.
Miss Anna Kerns has gone to-
LidgerwUod. N. ID, to teach alt
thaJpIaco.
EA&ineeF oroV3 1ooN '1y NH
l,' coAptG ol "a37 1L" 'l7'o10
.l'@@ BESSIE CtoaI "i @isse.o"'
was r guest al lhe haefcoe.
nome aufiuSlAe We2h
H. rranI- r.+oI.taadt III,
n-.rcarnI.s ,E;a MID aad ~fI
.ira la.+.v ta.af, .tEa tafr
MIS- j. M Watson and Mrs
15.: n.-. .he 4..a ,ftru. -aer-
Mrs E1 j En4cI aud daughter
f.. left llc FIRST Of the week fun St.
Peer. Ml1n tO visit friends.
4,
80 c2'u'y LnI~HlolSIS "0'
l',7l o97oa5 ~ ~ 49, nv" mn
7'oH CO. ~ '"N i0NS lo' ~
Niss Nh. R,ioos Iaft f,r j
ebart ,i.it ,ri,h fs;rna.at Alhort
M a bor formnr hama IA MIS-
ICal harina own i hnhainn MI III
~ haI-arr
MIR. and Mrs. Osmundson Of
Coquille, Oregon, left for their
home the first Of the week after
F. A. lindoujst.
Mrs. w, Z. kayser and nelce
Miss Verna Robinson, who have
been visiting friends at White
fish, Mont, for several weeks,
returned home during the week
urs g r.oach Of Minna.
aaal;a bona 10 Gret nf4be
oa hor manr NiIbanl
fr;onds rhlo attba HON Of no,
I 1870 ~ w. Th,;.o
!
/ + j. Vlckre went to E'lendal(
. al tbat nIaca While awav connie
I OF his friends took his auto out 0
/ the oaraon and in a low ride will
! friends met with a misfortune.
]
{ Mrs ). >. Lockhart, who re
Il turned last week from her WISH
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-08
Mr.. Cooley of Britton, spent
Sunday in Milbank.

NuIlllhN ll lIDhu H.
vocate snent Sunday with the
home folks.
MISS Elsie klmoaIl has been
engaged TO teach the Vernon
scnooi near the Vandervoort
Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer Benedict
ana Mr.. WIN. Miller ana Wl1e
were Llhaen ana Haftlort NSl-
IofS SUNDAY.
Tho rain. bayn boo, conoing
This ynnk ana nyarv dav dnrin|
lile nfsl 81 ohe week there mas
oeel Gown pour.
Miesas Tiuian Ra,odiot ora
Stella Rdav Jaavn novt Mondav
IN Aharroan uhoro tbav NH
enter f7e NormaI
ra-rrnad hnma Iy.t MA, tran,
.rntaa F,rlLs MIMI wilma sb4
b.4 rasn ri.,t /, .ar1,
Ir. aud Mis-. ~ p Roberts
aIa Lr. and AIRS. INV q. Acka.-
mIl lQt5 saturday evening oy
auto OH visit to tuejr oL5 home
NH -'-' p-o."0' '-'Al.
Howard BabcorE ana John
Euaan 0r -i~~otoa were visitors
.Gn town Wednesday between
trains. WIIIu0 n their war home
4 from tne wa~t.
N.L0 A' lo~ 5al@" 040l Ioa
aor 1ow DAVIS visit Hiaa hor 4on
ha.rn I5.I5o. before roluruia4 to
.hg. home in EaIl,pel. Mont
Saturday evening Its DG"
iltg accompanied If. Emu JoLLl-
Hoh to linden alo N.niJeo WIFI
lie Johnson Iall1IIT ltLL elo.ll"S
III 1'i0II Co1l d'l" cohlIoi -oJIS
AoefCeeh News: T. , Nlchre'
formerly OF lhIs clly ouI now
WIN the DaKota NIoIuai az MI
oank, spent Yesterday 10 tileclly
returning TO Mlloanh Iast even
ing
NJ, 7o, Commons of Mason
Citv Toyra arrived Wednesday
fo,. = viS,+ with Ms Josonh w
la Wa 1at+or,. mo+ho, Mrs.
C,,vns OF Nipnoonol;u i also
ehJoy liS " NiSI' "i'li '"o "0
l'iiiAiS
The railroad company has re-
Gently issued orders for the use
of the donble track near Watson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-08

oPObC uCSody ia tulS Clly WISH
ing friends.
Harry Lindsey returned last
Saturday from a visit to friends
at Groton.
Attorney Sutcliffe Of Summit
was calling on Milbank friends
Wednesday.
The Granger Business School.
Ortonville, Mimi, helps its grad
yates to get a job.
a new cement sidewalk has
been laid on Second avenue aid
the Episcopal church corner.
The Granger Business School.
OrtonvILie, Mimi, helps its grad
yates to get job.
The Emanuel family closed
their cottage at the lake aud
moved home the first Of The
week.
y,-.r, ,,.,
w. 1L..iaf went op ~ wen
band Crriru th. r.raa aa,.. f.fr
being h...fUara
IN,
.1@gI hosioes 9eAoo,'
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Ir. larL started Tuesday
INV X EiI. 1J IEao.a, Il MINNIE
,soo.is, ..a "i.L take ll tine State
lalt "il- away
The Marion. FRA. ara,rtrny
ao"n c-meat sidewalk on the
norm front 81 their office Guild
ing on Ihfd avenue.
Albert Patriloa IL mo,i1o in
from tie farm 10 tna handsome
new residence which he recently
erected in tine west part Of town.
{. N. Bowe and family antood
over to Madison sunday and
spent the dav with their lid
friends. John Lilleskov accomp.
anled them.
w. A, Wonscha]l. who lives
over the %linein Roberts county
had a horse and cow killed Nv
lightning 10 the storm LAST Mon
dav night
Jas. Morrisev who was form
er}v in the nost offc 20 store. IS
enSaond with tho p w tones
Land Go. of Crook,ton. Mimi.
selling Minnesota lands
r}0med Office in The rear of The
Dakota Mutual life ms Cos
oficeiD The White Front block
r. J. VICKRE
~,
N4olSFs, I%ii| Nen n ~
Andrew Monsoon went down to
Ortonvi)lo Yesterday to take the
Pafriarchs Militant DEGREES in
ODD Fellowship.
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oPe'eo l"sO NCDuay: WORN gu
'"c ~" 'Ci,oo' o0i'o1NS WI y
be occupied bv The first of the
comino wear.
.,
me oLIcners me0 WIN
WIS Teo' neidh r[ioay, sep.
ISL lhe leaOuie % Tue ION
was thg o oeau1lluiiy
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-08
No. S60S
REPORT OFTHE CONDITION OF
Merchants National Bank
OE MIIRANK

at Milbank in the State of South Dakota. at the
close OF business September j, 1911.
RESOrECEa