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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
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Mor @urit BON @abaiba, Minn., lit
elmer ser m~iir0igiten, ser per0ienltpon=
item oeutlden Nrieiter Ser @%r5oio5ele
ct. @al,ls i1 Sen Stang Ser Moniig=
l1ores erboben mor0en. So6m'i tier
Msgr. @11rit fat in per0ienitponiter
uno Iegensreidlter @eiie ieineS @mtes
ais Yforrer gemoltet ur0 iid nament=
lid I'M 0as gmporbliiben 6es 6eutl6=
fatb. gereinsmei lens in Minneloto
peroienitli9 gemadt. Sic SEM MSgr.
@urit gemor0ene gbre lit cine gere6te
&rone fir bas piele @l1te, baS So9=
oerlelbe ourh feline prieiterltden Sir;
heiten sur boditen @bre @ottes nn>
3l1m Seelenbeit ser linn anpertrantet
@l1ubigen er5ielt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Bic mcrifaniiden &ebellcn 9eben

nit ibrer Tor0erung, DAB Nra1loent
Clos otoonfen muB, menn iie 5ufrie=
Sen geiteat mer5en iollen, offenbar gu
peit, oenn erltens miro otes 9ia5 nid)t
freimiuig tbl1r, ltn0 5peitenS iirro Die
BON linen bs iebt erreidten @ortbet=
lie ood nidt groB gerr11g, Inn ei1 iol=
DIES @erIangen redtfertigen gu fon-
nen. Sic iouten frob iein, me1m if
men anoere @unide erfiint meroen.
u1o lie miiBten als ebrlibe Batrioten,
Sic lie lein monen, ales tbun, INN tbrer
6eimatb Sen 10 notbmenoigen 6rieoen
5uriid gu brtgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

.1nlr piele Mmerifaner, ionoern aud
Deutidamerifaner. sic 10 et,pas nidt
5u begreifen perm0gen, alro logor no
tionale i3mitter oeutider @eburt, sic
lid ibrer Mbjtammr,ag mno Muttert
lprad)e ld}amen, obgleid 6as oeutide
Clement oielem 2anoe mebr geriitt
bat ais Sic Nadfommen Der Yl1rita=
ner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Ser csiihrer Scr Guuicrpattucm I'M

Ger WllDfFr 0tr N%uHTrruu11ucH TIL
0elttld;en Meidstage, @rof &anib, bot
Sen oen1ofrati idlen 6iibrer Gbamp
Glurf bereitS oils beulpfratilden Yra=
Observation-Disclosures erflart. IS lit
cine a1!geuebn1e Sade, lpern ul1s Elm
prcllbiid]er Sumter Ser ul1angerebme11
Ml1i9ahe entbebt, inns nad einem ge=
eigreten Monne fir Sic es 6obe Mmt
1rn15l1ieber1; mir glauben ober bod
nid)t, oob iid 0as amerifanilhe %olf
pom Sem Muslunoe III Sic er Se5iebu1g
Gorif,riften nlode,1 laiien miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Sins olen Shetlen Ser @eretni9ten

WuS uutN SyttleN Uel, SS%et"'0+S"
Gtoaten treffen 5ahlreide 9eitrage cir
fir Sic geplonte grridtung elmer &ur-
0inal Gibbons @e0ddtniBbol1e bel ser
fotboliiden l%1ntperittat in ser 8unoes.
bouptitoot in 8uibington. Diele ST.
rl1ng 6es &ar0inals lit geplant anlaB:
lid) leines int Sftober itattfin0enoen
Goppelfeites, Ses fiinf5igiabrigen SS1:
bil0rms ols &rieiter u1o bes flint:
Observation-Disclosures ols &aroinol
Mfon ermortet, boB Sic &al1e, pelde
oltf etmo $25O,O00 gu iteben fommt
Bis SIT Sen Teltlihfeiten i'm October
merigltens tbeilmeile fertiggeltellt }per:
Sen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Nucm 9cicrm nno Trelnoen oes
uNprOltern" a~ufrid,tigen @er5ens Elm
TrDblidycs Gitcrfcit!
9lfit scr hcutiaen drummer beginner

Wsit scr bcntiaen @nmmer besinnen
mir nit eiucu l}od)lt i%pannel1oen NO
man. betitelt: u9is Scr lette @eller be-
aablt it," Iieie gr56blu1g lit red]t l1l1=
terbalte1o BON slafa1g bis SIT gnoe, 1T
en1pfduglih iiir's iu11ge pie fiir's alte
@ellilth ll,o bietct Ser hriltlid)en So
Mile cine rcdt urgenebme 2cftitre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Sic beutid,en staatsperbanbe bon

9ie bentiden Staatsberbanbe bon
Seem Sort, Seem Seriep Ditto nno
Mei1Iouri baben gu Ser @inpanoe-
%rungsfrage Stenung genommen un6
sic tdgIi6 auf @nts Sslano perubten
@rauiamfeite11 per6amlnt, 6ur9 melde
sic quite Guaranteeing abgei@redt
miro. Sosar 6ie 8unoesgeridte ba-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
Twin Brooks

Mrs. Charles Chavet and children
spent thAuksgiving with her sistsr ..
Bu0slO Lake.
Phil I'ritchler has returned and his
friends are glad tr learn that his sis
ter 10 better and may recOver health.
Sam Matteson and wife entertained
Mr.. M%.tteson's father and mother,
Frank Fran.en and family, Ec Riley,
and Hub Riley and family of Mil
back, At dinner on thanksgiving.
J. w. Hospers, of Orange City. Ia,
is inspecting the new buildings on his
ranch.
Lost or stolen Oats by G.. Chavet,
a hog by Mr.. DeLent, a hog by Fred
k~rneoer,-. a fur lined coat by Emil
Wpitte aid a few chickens by most
every body.
Paul Sample lost a valuable horse
M0nday. Tie animal bf Ike It's ley in
Tie barn q had 10 be shot.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

meN cfO~s<ti IT.. MstAAe Otet tue rsueS
They drew r~in ~ tue hith~f side mi
Z hundred yards away from hitr. Mark
Heard 4 voice:
"I.ieutpnant. take ten ~ and ~'0Ht
the bank OF the river from, this IN '"
the next creek. where ! will make an
other detail"
The lieutenant with hts mel broke
away from the column. whirh nr'vrd
forward. passing within Hfty feet al
where Marx lay c%rourhing.
Mark WAS for a few moments 40
completely overcome by the narrow
ness Of his scat that he Secinrd I"
have no power to move. II he had
been tive minutes later. his capture
would have i.,tn almost certain. Tor
they would likely have discovered him
hot wt.en th.. ROAD and the river. which
space they were evidently intending I"
St.Ollr
Tie got up. and getting on the outside
or the fence walked beside a portion of
1t which led bach from the road, design
ing to enter the negro quarters in the
rear. He feared that the dogs Were
loose in The yard. and that he wou'o
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

ut was . choice between life and
death ESCAPED this sveniog from
Chats nooga. where I was to he hang
ed tomorrow moT0tn9. Every place Of
cOncea:ment ON this side Of the rtvei
will I've entered aud searched. II cou
coated In this house. occupied BY .
family OF whi'e people and Confeder
ateS. | may not h- found, Other wise
my recapture il certain"
She Thought . moment. rubbing her
palms together. as was her habit when
excited Then she called to the serv
aufs below:
Ca to bed. Uncle Daniel. and yon.
too. anntie. This girl Ia worn out with
travelling. aud am going to tx a place
for her to sleep"
Then turning to Mark she motioned
him 10 fotlow her.
They went up two flights Of stairs.
stepping ON tiptoe. and at last reached
a landing from which a pair OF steps
led to a trap door.
GO M lh"re.' she whispered.
Mark climbed the stairs. pushed the
trap open and entered the inclosure OF
the roof. Before towering the door he
looked back to whisper Il Coo bless
you but all was dark. Laura had
gone.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

sunshiny days. We ate turkey with
the g. A. Wood family Thanksgiving.
going TO Saratoga via the foothills
and enjoying TO the fullest the rugged
mountain scenery and the dry mount.
ain air.
Last week word was received by the
county authorities Of the death OF
William Russell At the Yankton hos
pital. The deceased man was So years
Of age. He was a resident OF Revillo
for . great many years and was adj
mitted to the hospital ut Yankton on
August I'd last. He had been ap-
parently gaining in health and a in
a happy frame OF mind while in Yank-
ton, until within a day or SO of his
death, which "a caused by = heart
affection. A daughter. Mrs. ID.
Rourk. lives at Nassau, and a son
George RUSSELL, is living ut Revillo.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
Marvin
A. r. Brand was at Summit for a
couple of DAYS this week.

A. Il. Brand was at Summit for a
cOupie of days this week.
Among the OUT OF town nigh school
student, who spent thauks giving at
their homes here were. Miss Florence
Mckenna. Title Olson, and the Ml>ses
Carey auu brothers..
Grandma Hocum came up to spend
t~hank-giviug and ,emaln "a few Weeks
at the William, home.
Fred ~Jorauger spent Thanksgiving
al Ml,pank.
John Mace is seen among our Young
people again. having lately returned
from Canada.
Aug. Johnson wae in Marvin last
Saturday.
Everett Dunn came down from Sum
nit to take In the skating stunt here
Thursday.
Arnold Poppe'man went to Milbank
Friday TOR a few days visit.
Henry Helgerson, of Montevideo,
spent Friday and Saturday AZ the
home of his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
HelgersOn.
Miss Mary Olson left for Webster
Thursday evening, where she was
Joined in wedlock to Mr.. WIN. Ander-
on. Their many iriends extend con
CALCULATIONS.
Miss Jessie Stewart spent thanks
giving IT BrittOn.
Jsmes Mace and couein Dau went to
Pssver Tuesday 70 visit relatives.
The o. T.. WEIGH family departed
sunday night for the hew hOme 10
Arlington, Iowa.
Frank Hxsner au6 sister Lila Of
summit stte0ded the d.uce here Mon.
day evening.
Hubert Poppelman ADD wife enter.
tanned ~ their guests Thxuksx,viug
day. Axel, Carl aud F'rsuz Lindgten.
Miss Anna and Victoria LiUdxren Sad
ANY AAseD.
Bert Sannes returned from Apple
ton Tuesday where he was attending
to business matters.
Gospel meetings Are l,eing held here
every evening in the Baptist church
this week except Saturday evening.
Everybody welcome
Ether benedict was up from Mil
bank Wednesday on business.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
Excelsior Club.

The regular meeting of the club me,
IN the library parlor, where many
South Dakota items were brot out in
roll call. A magazine article on the
Panama canal 10y Mrs. Wood was
cry interesting Miss Hall read the
article Was the Warehouses Right
with a number OF newspaper comments
which led to a general discussion.
An appeal was made for clothing TIC
i,e seut out to the need, in the western
part OF the state. also a letter WAS
read from Mrs j. Henry Stephenson
nee Anna RObell OF Nona. Colo. ask
ing for clothing for destitute families
in her locality.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

Nov. 10 Dec. Is
NvolICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE

Nov. 10 Dec. Is
NolIcE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
~ SALE.
Default having been made 10 the conditions of
\ certain n,ortvhgc. couia,nli Z 4 pow r OF snle,
made, executed aud delivered by The Strouse
ton Coup. rative Creamefy ASSOCIATION. OF
Str,nset,n. South DAkots, UOrtgsgor. TO n. j.
ScGater. Of Shshnyxan, Wisconsin, nortgagee.
hea. ing date March 3, 1905, and recorded in the
office ~ tnr register of dtcns for Grant County,
south Dakota, Oh the 9Th dav OF May, 1905. al
',ne O'Clock =. w.. in Book ~ OF MOrtvAges. at
page ~. which mortgage wac given :" secure a
certain promieepry note for &b"l 80 with interest
ut ten per cent per aunum. payable AnunAll.,
witch uute bears even date with said mn,tgsge,
which mortgages the following Described real
estate ei' ust. in the County ~ Grant and State
OF south Dakots. ,o-~it: A tract OF on. half
acre IN the northwest quarter of ecrtinu twenty
-four CA ia township one hundred and twenty
I'm north Of range fifty Two t52j west of the fifth
principal meridi,D in the Stsseton and Wahpa-
! toh lutiah Rest beginning at u pO ut 80
thu wet I'M. Of said section seven hundred t,OO)
feet south of tn" northwest c rner ct SAID sec.
tlo' the &c five t5) + ds east, thence sixteen III
rods south, thence five t5i rode west, thence
sixteen (lt) rods north 10 The puintnf h-piuntt q.
| nat sa Il II to aud mortgage became due ana
! y yahi' upon tha detauit "f sad mortgaoor to
pay the interest When due and keep the said
prorertN insurtd - provided IN SAID mortgage
or pny the ,axeS Delinquent thereon. and that
there Is due Ind PAYABLE nj lte date ~ this no.
t'ce he sum of SOS. 20: that no acritn or pro.
ceefii 9 M law. or Otherwise. hn- been instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage. or
any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given tnat said mortgage will
ne for.ripseo ny tha sale of hrl4Bds above de
! -tri bed. by he shortH of -aid Grant Comfy. or
hi- deputy, on saturday. the twenty third dN f
Dec mheY A. ~. lAl!, Al the hour OF two o clock
p, NJ a. the front door at the cont House. III
The tGtv of Nilssnk. IN the County OF Grant aud
state Of south Dakota. to saitsft the above N
Il. htednesa, principal. interest, eost-, and de
hnr-Pments. Decides an attorney fee of twenty
five dollars. SLOWED nv law.
Dated IT Milbsnk. So8th Dakota, this 9th da,
of Novemb Der \. y. i9ti.
~ SCHAFFR.
Nortgagec.
:. :. Lockhart
Attorney for Mortpagee.
Milbank, South Dakota.
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Dee. \

Nov ~ Dee. \
NOTICR or HEARING PETITION FOR
~ LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
c'" " " o sNa.s paS0'' SIS ,xcou>r, COURT
Ia tie matter Of the estate OF
Jefferson D. Skinner. Deceased NOTICE
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to
Eva VI. Bork, Jessie W. skinner, Frank A Skin
nrr. Lynn A. Skinn'r md Emma VI. skinner.
heirs nj law Of Jefferson ~. skinner, deceased.
Iou aud each of Won are hrrebv notified that
Emma NJ skinner hHsfted in the County court
of Grant County. SUITE of Soutb Dskots, her
petition asking thrt she he appointed admiti-
tratl1Y of the estate OF Jeff, rsoh ID. skinner. de-
ceased. aud that said petition has been SCI for
hearing a. sregnl tenn Of aaid tourl to tee held
ut Me office II County indg VI tht CT OF
AilbHnk IL said County on The i1th day 90 De
cen Der, A d.. 1911. at the hour of two O'Clock
+. VI.
u ted Mt Milhank, :. b. November 20. 1911
rrtUt County Court
IsyALl SIS. LOCkHART
Thad Fulie County Judge
Attorney for Petitioner
Mllhank. <. ID.
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Dee 3


Nov. q Dee )
NOricE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Or &C.
~ COCNr D DISTRIBUTION w STATE
s STAT: Of y scS.s Dakota .. * e,orx,, Coon,
In the mater Of the esiase Of
Lars r. Chs,s. ensOn, Deceased NOTICE
Notice 10 hereby given that Hagen Jscobsou.
adm,nistrat,s ~ the estate vt Lsss F. Ch!issen-
con. deceased. he's presented ~ aud Aied with
THE Cnurt. hia fdal ,ceouns aud rsp"rs Of hts
edmsnistsas,On II se'd esease snd stating therein
that said estate 10 rssdy for 6Dsl se'tisment
and dist rtbnsiou aud that Monday. the 18th dsy
Of December AID. 1911. II the h"nr Of two
o'clock In the afternoon Of that day. q the
Cont Room OF said Court 10 the City Of Mi.
bank. County OF Grant. and State oi 8 nth "a.
kO'a. have been appointed ~ the time and place
f"r = esttlem4nt. of said sccoN,lt and report AID
for hearing said p~sstit,on for distribution OF said
eeeate.
dated at Milhank, Grant County. s"nth Dako-
n, this 2ist day os November. A. D.. 1911
Grant Cosnty Court BY the CoaYt
[sEAL1 3. =. LOCKHAkT
Judge Of the County Court
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
School Land Rentals.

N. NJ. Hansen, deputy school
land com missioner. has figured
Out that the average price re-
ceived bv the stale for rentals
under the Old law il IL cents per
,cre. Uuder the new law, enact
cd at the last session, land can
only be leased at s. per acre.
For stock purposes land can be
let ut ; per cent Of its appraised
valuation. There is a general
mi>conception un this point II
i often thought that The land
cannot be appraised at less than
SO per acre, but Mr.. Hanson
says this i, not the case. for the
department can lease cheap stock
and at It's true value.
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y. vEATssGR HspnET

TEMPERATURES rof WEEK ENDING
DEC. t, 1911, AT MlLbAAk, ;, q.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
THE

In buying Il ram get a young
one. He can he disposed of more
advantageously when one is
through with him.
If Il yearling ram is used watch
him when first admitted to the
flock. Sometimes am are not
breeders. Ii is well to look aft
or the old ones too. They Ome
times quit.
Stay by the sheep. As long as
people eat meat and wea clothes
there will be Il market for sheep
and wool.
The ewes should all be bred
near the same date to inSul.n
uniformity Of the lamb crop.
Sheep do not suffer greatly
from dry cold. but should be
sheltered from winds and rains.
Sheariag sheep in the fan is
not Il good practice. 1t is more
profitable to feed unSllorn lambs.
0ilmenl is excellent to prevent
Indigestion and keep the young
sheep in fine coitlitiO generally.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Port were
with the Amos Hevener family for
Thanksgiving.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08
Additional Local Items.

Mr.. land Mrs. Charles Port were
with the Amos Hevener family for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Thos. Boeryer ,yent out to
Aberdeen Tuesday and spent a couple
of days in that city.
A. K. Bonn Of Twin Brooks was a
county seal visitor Wednesday and
attending to some business matters in
town.
Mr.. ands Mrs. MaxfieId we're over
at Browns Valley during the thanks
giving week, vi. iting Mrs. Maxteld'>
parents.
Mrs. Purdy went out to Twin
Brooks Wednesday to meet Mr.. Pur-
dy, who vas visiting schools in that
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Street Of Revil-
10, were in town Friday attending to
some business matters and doing some
shopping.
Mr.. c. d. Fairchild is annoying 4
visit from his rather who arrived from.
New York state. Mr.. Fairchild will
spend the winter in Milbank.
The Home Of Real Bargains has ap
immense stock Of Christmas goods,
and you get something there for
any member Of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franc Croal attended
the wedding II Mrs Croal's brother
enjoying Thanksgiving with MinneaP.
oils friends.
Mise Kettle add Mise Heel Max.
field had ~ thanksgiving guests Misr
Henjry Of GrotOD, Mr.. Genrge Briggs
OF Summit, aud MIR. W.lliam Mallory
Of Appleton.
Mrs. w. b. Saunders returned yes
terday from Randolph. N. Y, where
she has been the past three months en-
joying the renewal OF oldfriendships
and associations
The December weather W are. ge-
ting is q great improvement over what
We had in November, and last Tues.
day the doors were wide open during
the middle Of the day.
The Milwaukee railroad company
will b supplied with water from GU,
city we'll while the company is putting
up . new water tank, having taken
down the old one as being unsafe.
Miss Della Bosworth writes her
aunt Mrs. g. T. Cehler that her moth
er has Just returned from Westminis-
ter, Va. where she had been visiting.
and while there she had 4 run of ty-
phoid fever. They have left their
farm home near Bowhells and taken a
modern house in Dickinson. N. d.
Peter Kramer Of Watertown. and
one of the early day residents in Mil
bank was in the city Wednesday,. and
stated that the first Of the wear he viii
| sever his business relations with the
National Biscuit company. for whom
he has been travelling for d number al
years, and engage With the grocery
house Of Grlggs. Cooper 4 TO. OF
st. Paul. as the country salesman for
candies ard crackers. and Will nov
his family to st. Paul after the holt
days.
We are indebted to Mr.. j. G. Elliot
of San Jose. Cal. for the notice OF
Miss Beatrice's wedding In another
cylurnn. Ia the letter with the article
he says they are all usually we'll, tho
Miss Adah does not appear to get
strong. The weather continues fine
with light frosts at night and warm
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-12-08

BACK HERE
have trouble with them: he therefore
stole along till ne came 10 The nearest
dog sleeping in the moonlight near the
house gave a low moan Mark paused
a moment and listened. then entering
The grounds he walked IN II stopping
posture. Keeping one Of the cabins pr-
tween him aud The dog. He wanted
TO reach The rear door.
Mark felt assured that unless b"
could be concealed in some pace wher,
seirchrrs would not be likely to IN
tr,lde he would be lost. lie well knew
tina, every foot of ground within live
or ten miles of Chattanooga would he
alive with people hunting for him The
negro cabins would not he safe. for no
searching party would respect them
There was bu, one chance for him, He
mlst effect an entrance into the Fain
house. aud that with the knowledge
aS to his true cha racter OF but one per-
sou Laura Eain.
lie reached the negro cabin and
kuOc ked.
"N'hu dar:"
"Whxr Uncle Danl Sleep"
Neg to de Ter"
MARI went ~ directed and called Wp
Cncte Daniel. lie heard q movement
~ vf ss.iD~ uae getting 40. and pres,
| eutiy the old utah STOOD at the Opc0
F, doUr.
yynsNtA 1soA ~Hk . nNAwnAW0 20 en-
young mistress."
"Whv from""
"ik m white man What war hyar
las week wild he iittie brudder."
"Nice man. dat. Hat be got In tron
bley"
"Nehb%r mind dat. uncle. Go In de
house n wake up Missie Laura"
"Atn't gU, ~ key"
Cant you wake up some one in
side."
why don 20 wait tnl mornenr"
'CaaI't d. dat uO how. he u,eSsaee
mus BE- gitpen 1t Ouce."
WAL" sald Daniei at last. II d..
what | can TO dat mat: he berry due
gentleman IT be- war pU' white"
Mark followed the old ,nau to th..
rear door Of the basement. On the
way \ huge dog bouuded ut thetu.. Int
seeing Daniel his iierremeAs ended 10
play. Daniel succeeded in waking =
negro womau who slept Within: the
door was opened. and they stepped IN.
side.
Go tell Missile Laura a cuilpd gal
want to speak to her right OF. Say
she got message from de mnu what
war hyar wid he little brudder." said
Daniel
"At dis time o night?"
VAS: de message mus be delihered
right away. said Mark Don wake
no one hut Missile Laura Tread
sohy"
The woman lighted a candle and
Mark and Daniet in the dark. They
waited for perhaps ten minutes w,le.i
they heard steps and saw the light re
turning The negro woman was TO-
lowed bv Laura Fain. dressed in a
wrapper. she knew Mark from III
moment she saw him. but pretended
only TO see Il negro girl.
"Hab message TO- vo'. Missie Laura.
but CANT tell 1t to 30 widout desc
niggers git away"
Come with me.
She tool the candie and led the way
to the dining room above. leaving the
two colored people below. Then she
turned Il Mark:
why in heavens name did you come
back hsrey -
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Ito BIZ
NJ Eel b. EsreMnM.

RaCgles tch1eri,vI-Good nOrnin'
boss Farmnr IT wouldn't be Good
murnin'' if | offered We work. Rag
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-14
The New Orpheum.

The work of remodeling the Miller
building for the Orpheum theatre Is
progressing rapidly. When complet-
ed this new playhouse will give Mos
COW a creditable place for this line
of entertainment. Some criticism has
been made on the ground that the new
home of the Orpheum would not
be provided with ample exits to pro-
vide safety for a crowd in case OF
fire. An investigation was made by
the Star-Mirror with the result that
we can assure the public that this
feature has been amply looked after
Altogether there will be nineteen
feet of exit. Considering that the
house will seat only $50 people, it will
be seen that with two rear exits, two
front exits, and a side exit, the doors
all opening out, that it can at any
time be emptied in moment with
out any danger to those inside.
When this matter was suggested the
Star-Mirror at once started an inves-
tigation, with the intention of taking
watever action public safety demand
ed The management Immediately as
sured us that this feature was the
first to be considered, and that it had
been properly looked after.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-14

foothills of the land to be drained, the
building of series of dykes along
the low banks of the stream and the
installation of centrifugal pumps to
lifts the water into the river. 1t has
been impossible to utilize the lands for
nual overflow of the river. There are
several highly successful dyke systems
along the Washington-Id Idaho border,
where thousands of acres of formerly
waste lands have been reclaimed by
drainage. Other plants will be estab
lished by settlers as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-14
GAMMA PHI BETAS
GIVE RECEPTION

XII Chanter of the Gamma Phi Beta
sorority entertained Friday afternoon
with a very pretty reception at the
chapter house on Deakln avenue IN
honor of Mrs. Dora Taylor, the new
matron. The house was beautifully
decorated in the autumnal colors, the
color scheme of red and green being
carried out in the dining room with
a profusion of mountain-ash berries,
with softly shaded candles, and fes-
ICONS of autumn leaves. Delicious re-
freshments were served. The occasion
was one of the most enjoyable OF the
college year.