davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-22
Insurrectos Paid.

Labor conditions are Frightening for
the railways. and the mining and con-
struction employers near Ciudad
Juarez. Many of the federal soldiers,
disarmed with the capture Of Juarez
are going to work instead Of enlisting
with the rebel army.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

~
issak bslsahl % oao y e
az ~ II
81, 'bnlU '.,.'-....:. .i..i..'
i<puls beiier " lsash Norsniiy
6ank ST. % ~ W II Noiioih ~
.oAiVa .'ciat -. S'
sSrah a. Sonuit ana nus % mai
totte 70. MatlneMs 81 a. hhVwn 81
piocR map lloV,o, 1loi, o,zioS'
l-zleo-S, ETC meauoM taAine ulset
Sqnriotte =. Matthews and nus 10
woI-Aucns %, same
Sin WliiaLns 10 1ae W.
$3.50 , ocnesTer aN' wv II II
neTssn 81, SoxlV
Fahah 10 sa"e' sums
uery w 1i,,s
ch{nmop M DaiIe.I1o = = log 81
~ - ~ ,mmos 5elieVlie Nv 10 II
~ az lWAl@l... :".s
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Gaetano Veneziano to Domenlco Pur-
pura. Belleyille, n S Roosevelt ay,
ion TT FIR Riverside DIR, 50xsS: and
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Cox-on September rs. 1911. at Pg gh,
keepsie, N. Y, j. Henry Cox, beloved
husband of Mary A. Cox (nee McDowelD,
formerly of Newark, N. j.
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mole ct al, same property ",...,..,
Fredericka b. Archelman ct al TO
william GeRenheimer, e S S. 14th
st, 100 1T IT Avon av. 2Sxl00; and
other tracts
TOWNSHIPS.
Gaetano Veneziano to Domenico Pur-
pura. Belleville, n S Roosevelt ay,
ion TT FIR Riverside dr., 5oxsS; and
Howard Peck to Frank W. White
man ct al, f.. Orange, $ $ Wayne
.av. 100 It W Fl Sanford st, 35xl09;
inc other tracts ...;"..-+,.".
Henry w. Smith ct al to Florence
II. Miskimin, Orange. IS Irving
ter. 442 1t fr Warwick nv, 44xl50....
Frank NJ. Mum to Edith Speer, Or
angse, n 5 Park pl' lis 1t IF
john r. steele to George Grund. ".
Orange, n o $ Pellot pl, 2N IT s g
FIR Robinson st, 35x115. ......""...
Grace Moran 10 Mary j.. Moran. OF.
ange, ; $ Wallace st. 26 It fr Id
Margaret {. NJ. o'Reilly. to Mary f;
Hart, Orange, s e cor Park av and
Summer st. 100x110 .........:,"...
Cora p. Taylor and hus to Andrew
st, Go # fr Valley I'd, 70xl60.. .....
Andrew II. Weller TO John II. Taylor,
Montelair, same property. .,....
Lucilla D.. Allen ct al (exrs) TO Kate
Sullivan, Orange, $ s Ward st, 1872
IT W fr Hillyer st, 80X100. ..t.,..,..
Same to Annie X. OfConnor, Orange,
8 5 Ward st. 1865 IT n W fr Hillyer
Jennie b. Connolly ct al to Preston
Watson, Glen Ridge, g 8 Hamilton
I'd. 102 IT fir Washington &, b0xl9S
Elizabeth NJ. schaeffer to Charles p.
Baudendistei. 4. Orange. W s 5.
William f. Headley to Alfred y.
Van LEV, Belleville. e S Brighton
st. 17s IT fr Norris Canal SOxl5 Z
Alfred b.. Van Lew TO Harry T.,
Richards, Bellev1lle, same prop
Harry Il. Richards to Patrick Hig-
gins ct al. Belleville. e S Brighton
st, o03 IT Fl Morris Canal, S1x1GQ,
and other tract +...........-..
King-Marsac Go. to Fred Maneinl
Nutley, q s e. Centre st, AIS It IL
Walnut st. 25x102. and other tract.
Riverdale Land and Improvement
Co. TO Peter De Nicholas, Belle
vile, n $ Greylock av. 100 Il e II
Clarence 81, SSxT5 ....-......a-.
Susan r.. Watson ct al TO Gertrude
C. Wing, IL. Orange, W s Green
wood av. 62s IT Fl. William st.
5Ox1JO
Emily Breckenridge (exr) TO Break
enridge & T1chenor, Inc, irving
Breckenridge ter, 25x100 .........s.
Casper Fabry to William +. Kid
ney, Caldwell, centre Horseneck
I'd. intersection James X. Bush's
land, 3g3x90
Nutiey Manor Land Co. to Mary
r. Butler and hus, Nutley. G :
Union az, y IT fr Conoya aY.
51xlH
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DEATHS.

BILANOVIC-Entered into rest. on Fri
day, September 20, 1911, Charles. beloved
husband of Julia Bilauovic (nee Glugal-
insky), aged 40 years s months % days,
533 South Twelfth street.
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William Schmidt TO Edward ID. Dunn.
W = Mc1Yhorter ST. Is It G fr Gar
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE WHEELS.
PHlHEAs q co,
500 MARKET ST, N.NNRK. n. J.
Up the driveway.
REGULAR ClINCHER OR pEMOUNTABIE
RIMS FURNISHED M APPLIED.
Telephones 1b1i-1513 Market.
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CADDEN-on Friday, September %, 1911,
Mary gladden. (nee McM1nusl, belol ed
wife of Bernard Gladden., l2l Paeiile
street.
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BORLAND-At Montclair, n. j., on Sep.
TENDER 30, 1911. Elizabeth, widow OF
Charles T. Borland, aged 81 years, 100
Claremont avenue.
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DoNNELLY-on thursday, September q,
1911, at her late home, 205 North Fourth
loved wife Of Eugene e. Donnelly dee
Reilly).
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BINZEN-Suddenly, on September Is, 1911,
Frederick w. Binzen. aged 81 years, 81
Warrington place, East Orange, N. j
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aBRANNFGA Anon September 27, 1911,
h Carrie NJ, beloved daughter Of Charles
and Mary Branneg3n, at her parents
residence, So State street.
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PRINTERR.
NOTICES.


PRIMARY ELECTION STATEMENTS.
Notice Is hereby given that al. statements
showing moneys contributed and expended Tor
the use OF any political party or candidate for
public office Tor nomination or election at ne
Primary Election held september 70, III
whose statement Of the selection OF commit
tee was hled in this oftice), must be filed IN
this { co on or before Sunday. October l.
l8lt. This Office will be open on Sunday to
receive such statements until IL o'clock mid
JAMES f. CONNOLLY.
Ciky clark.
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Observation-Disclosures for long and short
filler work; experienced help only. c. c.. T.
CO., 236-242 Bank St, Newark.
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HENKE-Passed away after 'only brief but
severe illness, on Saturday, September
80. 1911, Henke, beloved hus-
band of Emma Henke (nee Hasmer), in
his 51st year, 1872 Irving street.
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MILLER-At Brookdale. N. j., on Sep
TENDER 2S, 1911, John j., husband of the
late Barbara Miller, in the ssth year Oh
his age.
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MAUI-On Thursday, September q, 1911,
Louisa F., wife of the late william
Maui, IN her Goth year, % North sixth
street.
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sHoFFMAN-At Atwood. Friday, Septem-
her %. 1911, Charles Francis, beloved son
of Charles and Jennie Hoffman, aged IA
years.
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FIELD unlimited for this rapid seller; agents
can get rich with ii; send for proofs they
Will convince you; loo per cent. profit. Dept.
". CURTZ n . Geneseo, N. ".
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Everx school boy or girl should secure
one Of The Star dictionaries Cut coupon
from this paper.-AdY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-30
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS make big money selling our metallic
letters for Office windows, store fronts and
glass signs; anyone can put them on; sam
pies free. METALLIC G CO. ass NJ. Clark
St, Chicago.
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sARLES-on September % and %, 1911.
Gertrude and Irene, twin babes OF FRANK
and Agnes Irene Rankin Sarles, aged y
months, 327 Walnut street.
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AUCTION SALE.
The Board OF Education will offer for sale at
public auction on Tuesday afternoon. October
3, 1911. at the hours designated below. the
dwelling houses located on the following prop
critics, the sale to take place ON the premises:
No. 81 Miller street. at . o'clock p. m,
No. II Dassing avenue. at 2:4S O'Clock p. m.
No. 20T Belleyille avenue, at 1880 o'clock p. m.
(the old Kearny homestead.
One-ffth Old OF the bid TO be paid at the
time OF the sale and the balance within the
next two days, Two weeks time will be al
lowed for the removal Of the buildings. The
right is reserved to withdraw tho sale II
deemed best.
Buildings will be sold as found on day OF
sale.
by order Of the BOARD OF Education.
r. y. ARGUE,
Secretary.
September q, 1911.
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den st, 2Oxs2; and other tract. ;.

Edward ID. Dunn TO Giuseppe Bag
mole ct al, same property .........,
Fredericka b. Archelman ct al TO
william GeRenheimer, e S S. 14th
st, 100 1T fr Avon av. 2Sxl00; and
ofhar frapfa
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sAIJNIDR-At Irvington, N. j., Sep
TENDER 20, 1911. Kettle j.. wife of Peter
=. Saunier (nee Van Riper), aged ~
years, 1886 Springfield avenue.
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HELP waSrrp-rEMALr.


A FEW bright girls to learn stripping and
decorating on metal ware. Apply TEA
TRAY CO., Mulberry and Murray SITS.
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SMITH-At Montclair. N. j., September
T.ncy Carey, IA Fidelity place.
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE
BIG SALE TODAY SATURDAY. AT CEN
TRIAL AUCTION ROOMS, AZ SOUTH OR
ANGE AV., AT II a. NJ.
FURNITURE, CARPETS " RUGS,
Oak Dining-room Sets, Chamber Suits In oak,
maple and mahogany; Cook and Gas Ranges,
CHINA y CRYSTAL CLOSETS,
Leather, Cane and Saddle Dining Chairs,
Round and Square Extension Tables. Ward
robes, Sewing Machines. Dinner and Toilet
Sets, Portieres. Lace Curtains, Card Tables,
Oil Paintings,
BRASS BEDS M BEDDING.
Sideboards. Bullets, heavy Iron Bed and
Springs, Hair and Cotton Mattresses, Gold
Mantel Mirrors,
WILTON ADMINISTER M VELVET RUGS.
Linoheums and Oi'eloth and two vanloads Of
household goods removed from East Orange,
viii be sold in this sale to close an estate.
YOUR MONEY RETURNED FOR
UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASE.
VAN POZNAH. Auctioneer.
Phone 2O71 Market.
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STEWART-On September %. 1911, Eliza
beth B., wife of Samuel Stewart, In her
I'D year, 15t Sherman avenue.
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yEN1REs-on September %. 1911. Carrie
Belle Ventres, daughter of the late
Henry A. and Mary b. Yentres, aged %
years. 10 Church street, Bloomfold, =. J.
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COOKS and cooks-Iaundresses. chamber-
maids mattresses, cha mbermaids-seamstresses,
AZ German nursery goYernesses, practical IN
fants' and graduate nurses. 100 general do
mestics with and without laundry; young girls
to assist with housework, resident laundresses,
couples to do entire work of small families,
kitchen and useful maids.
DOMESTIC SERVICE CLUB,
GA BROAD ST. SECOND rLOOR
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GIRLS ever 16 for factory work call s a. m.
r.. BEST PENCIL WORKS. 252 South Grove
ct. Irvington.
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yoGEL-At Ocean Park. Call. Thursday,
September 2S, 1911, Anna Vogel .Cnee
RingeD, beloved wife of Julius Vogel.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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B1LANOVIC-Entered into rest, on Fri
husband of Julia Bilauovic (nee Glugal-
insky). aged 40 years S months % days,
533 South Twelfth street.
BINZEN-Suddenly, on September Is, 1911,
kFrederick w. Binzen. aged 81 years, 81
Warrington place, East Orange, N. j
BoRLAND-At Montclair, N. j., on Sep.
TENDER %, 1911, Elizabeth widow o.
Charles T. Borland, aged 81 years, 100
BRANNEGAN-On September q, 1911,
Carrie NJ, beloved daughter Of Charles
and Mary Brannegan, at her parents
residence, SO State street.
CADDEN-on Friday, September 20. 1911,
Mary Cadden (nee McManusl, beloy ed
wife of Bernard Gladden., l2l Pacific
street.
Cox-on September 2S, 1911. at 70 gh,
keepsie, N. Y. j. Henry Cox, beloved
husband OF Mary A. Cox nee McDowelD;
formerly of Newark N. }.
DoNNELLY-on Thursday, September e,
1911, at her late home. 2o5 North Fourth
street, Mrs. Lovetta Z. Donneiiy, De
loved wife of Eugene e. Donnelly (nee
Reilly).
HENKE-Passed away after 'only brief but
i severe illness, on Saturday, September
80, 1911, Hermann Henke, beloved hus-
I'll band of Emma Henke nee Hasnler), IN
his 5lst year, 1872 Irving street.
HoFFMAN-At Atwood. Friday, Septem-
her %. 1911, Charles Francis, beloved son
of Charles and Jennie Hoffman, aged IA
years.
MAUL-on Thursday. September e, 1911,
Louisa F., wife of the late William
Maui, IN her Goth year, % North sixth
n street.
TENDER Is, 1911. John j., husband Of the
late Barbara Miller, III the ssth year OF
his age.
SARLES-On September % and 20 1911.
Gertrude and Irene, win babes of Frank
and Agnes Irene Rankin sarles, aged 9
months, S27 Walnut street.
sATNIDR-At Irvington, N. j., Sep
tember %, 1911. Kettle J., wife Of Peter
=. Saunier (nee Van Riper), aged rs
years. 1856 Springfield avenue.
sMITH-At Montclair, n, j. septsember
Lucy Carey, IA Fidelity place.
S~TEwART-on September %. 1911. Eliza
beth B., wife of Samuel Stewart, In her
I'D year. 151 Sherman avenue.
VEN1REs-on September %. 1911. Carrie
Belle Ventres, daughter of the late
gears, Is church amn fia Street. bloomfield, n. j.
! voGEI-At Ocean Park. CALI Thprsday,
RingeD, beloved wife Of Julius Vogel.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VOLLMER-On September 2S. 1911, Lols
A., infant daughter Of j. Paul and Alce
r. yollmer (nee Pewtner).
Resolutions of Coincidence.
At a meeting OF the John ]. Gaynor AS
soriafion on September 2S the following
resolutions OF coincidence were adopted:
Whereas, II has pleased the Almighty
H1fk.r 20 faHa from the ia mllX OF on
president a dearly beloved sister;
Resolved. That the officers and members
of the John ]. Gaynor Association express
their deepest sympathy for the. family OF
the deceased in this, their darkest hour
and be IL further
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolu'
lions be spread on the minutes and also
published In the daily papers.
fsjgnedl John b. KEENAN,,
r. p. BUCKLEY,
r., b. CHILDS,
Committee.
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New Jersey Rendering Co.
BOARDING AMI LIVERY STABLES.

JOIN J.. SMITH. % Academy st.-Boardins-
livaty stable horses hired hy day week or
month.
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ITO NETTING,
CANVAS COVERS.


lJDI EBOL goods for sale, consisting N
parlor suit, dlning-room suit and Two bed
room suits, etc. ZOE South Sixteenth 1t.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-30

GIRL for homework. by the day. GEORGE
LANG, 30 McChesney St, orange. N. ].
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LOST n FOUND.

OsT AND FOUND.
LosT-cortifcate No. 267. Of THE Huutordon
Building ana Lonn Of the City Of Newark,
n. j." Any person having cisims upon said
certificate Is called upon 10 present the same
to the association within thirty days or the
said certificate VIII be declared cancelled and
extinguished and new ones issued in lieu
thereof. T c. S~TRBBlNGER Secretary.
33t Orange st.. Newark.
~LOsT-Ffday. ON South Orange ay. car, SIS.
liberal reward. Return to 31S Plane st.
JUNK DEALERS.
CASH buyers Of junk OF every description.
NEW JERSEY JUNK SHOP. 3l New jersey
Railroad ay. II. G.. MCGOWAN Manager.
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NEWARK TIRE REPAIR m.-vulvaniziug
and repairing; all work guaranteed. p Cam
field st, Ne ark, N. j. Tel 3n75-L. Market.
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VoLLMIIR-on September g.. 1911, Lois
A., infant daughter Of j. Paul anu Aice
r. Yollmer (nee Pewtner).
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Motorcyc,e- ard p,cvcIe<.

FIVE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcKAtp
CARS FOR RENT. 40 CENTRAL Az
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Every school boy or girl should Sc
cure enc Of the Star Dictionaries. Cut
coupon from this paper.-Ady.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13
BANCROFT


Grandma Dill celebrated her Saith
birthday on the last day of the old
year by serving an oyster supper to
children and grandchildren.
Word from the bedside of Dan
Thompson is most sad and discourag-
ing. Physicians state that the case is
hopeless and the end is only a few
days away.
A new time card for freight service
is in effect on this division. The west
bound freight now leaves WATERFOWL
in the evening and is due in Bancroft
about midnight. On the return trip
next day it is due whenever the
whistle sounds.
The wind storm of last week was
especially disastrous to telephone
wires. The Manchester wire was
broken in several places and two
wires of the Carpenter company were
shattered and these lines are still out
of commission The long distance
wire was broken in seven different
places between Bancroft and Willow
Lakes.
Mrs : G. E~geggleston and Clarence
went to Willow Lakes on Monday.
Mr.. Eggleston will remain here for
several days closing up business
affairs. Their household goods have
been forwarded to the Lakes and they
will establish a home for the winter
in the Frank Inlay house, 1t is with
sincere regret that the community
notes the r, moval of this family, and
the best wishes for their welfare and
happiness is extended by their old
friends.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13
se,1,r LAKE

Mrs. Fritzie, from Osakis, Wis, is
visiting her old time friends. Al
present she is visiting at Geofge
Jurgenson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudebeck from
Altamont, S. d., attended the funera.
of little Ollie Nelson, and visited
friends. The family lived in this
vicinity a year ago.
Monday, the 9th of January, was
Anton Poppen's Dist birthday and
his mother made up a surprise fol
him and invited thirty of his young
friends to have a jolly evening. The
guests brought some very handsome
presents and wished him 10 have many
more such anniversary DAYS.
Emil Dirkson was taken sick very
suddenly Sunday night. DR.. Haber,
man was called and Mr.. d. is some
better at present.
Thos Franzen, who had an opera
ton performed under his foot in the
hospital at De Smet, is doing as we'll
as can be expected. The foot was
sore for several months.
A. NJ. Nordlund's children, who
have all been sick, are on the mend.
1t is a yery,good thing for they had a
severe time of 1t.
r. H. Doeden was going to beat the
wea, her man. He undertook to drive
from Willow Lakes with the wagon.
Hope he has beat, and that warmer
weather has set in. Mr. Docden can
beat Hicks TO our notion.
Death called at the home of August
Nelson's TO take their two year old
son, Ollie. Rev. Booth preached the
funeral sermon in the Spirit Lake
Presbyterian church where the little
bow was laid to rest. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13

to work we freely confess, but the shy
Dame has kept quite beyond the
horizon of our vision. Possibly that
correspondent is the fortunate victim
of the fascinating wiles of that
mythical parsonage.
We are informed that David Pratt
sustained a slight injury to one finger
Blood poisoning is feared if not actual
It is hoped that the trouble will not
be really serious.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13

We have snow enough for good
sleighing if it were evenly distributed
as it is we get along fairly well.
A party of young people gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Callahan on Wednesday night of last
week, and it is reported thoroughly
enjoyed the evening. At d season
ably hour for breaking up, it was dis.
covered that a storm was on, and the
entire company was compelled to re-
main until daylight, when it was safe
to drive, though yet storming
Since our last writing Mrs. k. j.
Ross has taken down her memory stick
and done some whiting, so to speak.
This time she has cut another niche
on the boys side of the great grand
children department. The proud
parents of the young republican are
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown, of DeSmet.
Roy's mother, grandma Baker, is
caring for the little fellow at this
writing.
We have the pleasure of being able
to announce that Lester Brown is
much better, aud early recovery seems
enthusiastically in sight. His general
condition is such that he might now
be out of bed, but the heart being a
very tender organ, the doctor advises
that be be kept entirely quite for at
least another week.
Miss Bertha Brown this week com.
mences her duties in the Drakola
school room for the third time. The
district is fortunate to be able to
secure her service.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13
Gideon Seymour fractured on,

Gideon Seymour fractured one
bone of his arm Saturday last.
Miss Blanche Spooner, of Nolin,
this state, is here visiting friends.
The Congregational ladies still
want your old papers to fill out that
carload.
The Junior G. E. business meet
ing and social is postponed units a
week from Saturday afternoon on
account of the mems dinner in the
dining room Saturday evening.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-01-13

The Methodist ladies will meet
with Mrs. Fred Floto next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Geo. Dierks showed us a hen
turkey Saturday weighing thirty
pounds. 1t was Matched last spring and
was raised BY Henry Thedoff.
Dan Thompson, of Bancroft, died
at a hospital in Minneapolis Friday,
January 9th, and was buried at Pipe
stone, MINI, Sunday last. Obituary
next week.