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ing cup prize for the best among the
entries In the Pony and Pony Cart
section OF his division. This Is in ad-
dition TO the regular prizes OF gold.
silver and bronze medals for the little
iders and their t%urnouts.
How friends are campaigning for the
candidates for royal honors ut tho Ninth
Annual Mardi Gras Is shown by their
letters to the Mardl Gras Editor. a few
OF which follow:
Kindly give credit for 800 vote. to Joe Hewss
h %o ,-5 S9o c ,rS% lhs White Rf,s 4 tpsrl Sa;a
TIC. friends a Mis- Alice Joyce. "e w. 'oO ''0'n
s. Eye7 G sng S,, ~ ,o has [S9@ 1 4, to G,s guy srS work
Srss M Sn,Ts VITA COUPONS IN a Modl,isd MsNii
Ko hs', Viii b. p, n:st f iins iS %A IGisf' h RESch y: D.
Enci9sed find s%i.ty.two votes f9r koLie,, collect
engineer. AUG. HERRMANS'
Herewith send YOU 500 vota for a good live
King. 1 am doing, my best to boost the South
WILLIAM II. srENKE.
Enclosed Hrsi twelve rot-~ for John '. Cur
4 Member o, tn. New Yves, side 4. c.
Herewith find 800 votes for the Tanners Club
Ssndida'e and my good friend "reayn Dahl.
UtnutE. lucce obb votes ptlnS one vote Tor tNNlN
pound Of his weight. May he 10 the King Of the
ADAM FEnMEL.
Please credit John ]. Curran with fourteen
votes from a little friend. Il. y. II.
Enclosd. find ] 200 votes for Eiw. g. Smith
from friends. Fifth avenue aud sixteenth street.
JOE BEEkGAN.
Enclo.ei find sixteen votes Tor william p.
Kolle. for King Of the Marii Gras. II Mr..
kolle becomes King. 1t viii be a great creilt to
South Brooklyn. aud | hope every South Brook.
Ignite will have at least one vote u interest ia 1t.
A SOUTH MITE.
Enclsei find 800 votes for our friend Anton
Dahllender, the Farmers Club candidate, from
his friends who wish to see him represent the
Eas,ern District Il Brooklyn by being elected
King. HUGH MAILER. Secretary,
Tho Dnce-s-Week Club.
Enclosed find six votes for our mn. Joseph J.
Hewes. This Ia Just a star as we except to
hand in a few hundred. ALBERT HARRIS,
Inclosed please find fourteen coupons for our
candidate. Joseph J. Hewes for our next King VI
Carnival. LOUIS COpIOLA,
Lave Oak Camp 1O6. W. o. W.
Please credit these nine votes TO Jos. J. Heves,
Q king Of good fellows.
PrR ATHLETIC CLUB.
Enclosed please find fifty votes for W. u. Kolle.
MRS. COSGRONE.
Enclosed find fifty votes for our friend Anton
D~hlbender from the Hildenbrand Lith, Co.
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turned his horses north and was lost IN
the maze OF trafic.
Mrs. Schlossareck picked up tho
mangled form OF her little one and car
ried II to the sidewalk. Here she coll
lapsed with the child in her armr and
was to her apartment.
DR.. Martin OF Harlem Hospital found
that the child a received internal m
juries and a fractured skull. In spite Of
her serious condition he could not per-
suade the frenzied and hysterical
mother to let him rernov Jessie to the
hospital. n after doing all he could
for the little one he departed. A few
moments later tho child's father de-
cided he would take the girl to the hos
pital himself. but he was unable to do
20 because she died while he was max
ng preparations.
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STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

An open-air euchre under the auspices
of the young people OF the Church of
81. Mary's of the Assumption OF Port
Richmond will be held on the church
lawn next Monday evening, over one
hundred prizes win he awarded to the
winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrison OF
Stapletpn have returned rom Strouds-
burg, Pa, where they stopped for two
weeks.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ahrends at Bulls Head was the scene
Of a merry gathering a few evenings
ago, the occasion being the wedding
anniversary OF the couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ahrends were the recipients of q num-
Der of gifts
Mrs. William + Bourne OF Tompkans-
Vile IL sojournlng at Long Beach. l.. l.
Miss Margaret C0niin OF New Rsigh-
ton will spend the next two weeks ct
keansburg. y. j.
Invitations have been Issued for the
fourth annual picnic OF star OF Century
Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem, which
Will be held at Happyland Park, south
Beech. on next Thursday evening, on
tho committee OF arrangements are
Miss Agnes Holt, Miss Mary Van CHEF.
Robert Wall, Bernard Murphy, n An
drew Kelly.
Preparations are being made by the
Active Club OF Huguenot for a fair 20
be held at the clubhouse the latter part
OF next month.
John Farrell OF West Brighton has
returned from an automobile triI
through the upper part OF the state
William. Hines OF Port Richmond 4,
enjoying a vacation In the White Noun
taips.
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Of BABY
STOPPED INSTANTLY
Soreness and Bleeding
Quickly Cured.
Mrs. J. r. Deal, Kansas CITY. Kss>


Mrs. J. r. Deal, Kansas CITY, Ksa>
writes.
a cannot speak too highly OF Res.
mol. When our baby was four months
old she was SO fat that she chafed IN
the creases of her legs and body. She
was so sore and inlamed that she bled,
and was fretting and crying almost con-
stantly. Resinol Ointment was recon-.
mended to us. We had tried everything
that could he thought of without sue
cess; but Resipol cured her In a very
short time. We consider II the best
household remedy for irritating skin
troubles, and would not be without 4.
We are also greatly pleased with Reslnoa
Soap. 1t is so delightfully."- refreshing
Tor the bath"
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Toilet
Soap are ~high-grade standard prepare
tons, and their merit and reliability
have won them a place in millions Of
homes. The. are for sale at every drug
store on the American continent and by
all leading chemists in other countries.
Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
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WEALTHY JERSEYMAN
FALLS DEAD FROM BOAT.
Leonard Treadwell Kendall of Glen
Ridge Topples Over
Into Water.

CHARLESTOwN. r. l.. Aug. u.s.
The body of Leonard Treadwell
Kendall. a wealthy retired business
man OF Glen Ridge. n. j., was found In
Cross's Millpond near here yesterday.
According to the towns medical officer.
death Was due 10 apopiexy. AS there
was no water in the lungs and no
other evidence of drowning.
Mr.. Kendall. who came from Glen
Ridge last Saturday. went sailing
alone Wednesday afternoon. When he
did not appear at dinner time some
u~neasiness was felt. and a search re-
vealed his empty sailboat. His body
was found floating in the water early
yesterday.
lie came OF an old New York and
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The name Of Louis Freidel. OF No. 81
Canal street. 10 tho latest to be added to
the list Of candidates for King Of the
Coney Island Mardi Gras Carnival Of
Sept. II to 16. Mr.. Friedel Is the an
didate OF the Lincoln League, the Re-
publican organization Of No. "a Orchard
street. He IL . Knight Of Pyth,as and a
member Of the Pequot Club. He starts
with . single vote. but confidently sx-
poets to win the Crown Of the Realm
Of Frolic.
The name Of Edward q. Smith. the
algonquin Tammany Clubs candidate.
was omitted fundamentally from the
list yesterday. II 10 restored. and Is in
a much better place than II occupied
before. for MI. Smiths friend. Joe"
Beekman. sent in 100 votes for him.
and two ladies who modestly withheld
their names visited the Mardi Gras Ed
tor with ia more for the handsome
Wall street man.. sending him up to
ifth place in the contest.
The ace to-day Ia close. with Va
cenda, Kons and Hewes in a bunch.
Kolle. tho leader for q week. Is last
VI INC tHTees Out OHly oVV DcIuru the
leader.
William J. Harvey. Captain Com
handing Uniformed woodmen of the
World. 10 busy enrolling the many sub
ordinate bodies which are to take par,
In the Mardi Gras illuminated pageant.
He nays tho indications are for q sat
isfying turnout Of the Woodmen with
their unique uniforms and equipment.
Richard J. Geary 10 still receiving en-.
tries for the Comic and Character Dress
competitive section Of the Mardi Gras.
Charles Olive has entered as Angelo
n Badly. his Monk" while little Mis-.
Mary Olive. his daughter. will portray
Little Red Riding Hood" Arthur
Jokon. Of No. ~ Fsftieth street.. Brook,
lyn. As the Pickle Girl" viii be funny
LOVING CUP PRIZE FOR THE
PONY SECTION.
Chairman Guggenhedm has President
Jackman TO thank for . special dona.
ton Of IS for . fine blue ribbon" low.
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PREFERS WORK
TO BEING WIFE
Of MILLIONAIRE
Mrs. Bryan, Who Left Hus-
band Because He Was Too
Rich, Now Wage.Earner.
DID NOT LIKE
Husband, Who Gave Her Six
teen Autos and $4,000 a
Year, Blames His Age.
DID NOT LIKE DISPLAY.

~
W
's 'N'ee" '"'o''"es VI "e' wv" "
use as she saw nt' TO WORKING IN "er
fathers garage here, Is the quick tran
sltion made by Mrs. Ethel Bryan, whose
husband, Louis A. Bryan, tho Gary,
Ind. stee, millionaire. ha, nled suit
oya,,., ,.r ,or a,,or,.
..r,,. ;. - -.
.
w oo" IN a 'hii'ohares mansion Mrs'
nryah sa,u to-day would rather
mV Vr "nsers inc oone ina" %
She !, tw.ntv.two and u.. ,o-u.-,v
Miss Eths, Thayer. I, On ,be
dead wife OF her husband VINO .. a,,v.
seven.
Money caused nj, tbs rorb,. NM.
t,nued tho p,uckv ,ouny uif. ..,,. r,..
too rich--oni ,nw,v ,L,b p,or Al, INV
fife. 7 e,,uid NOT boar % u.ts On. AZ.
play OF w,,lt, ,... n, a..Ir.a. 7 MAS
his nett,1 AN IT. wn. ,y.-,...n.
and wan,el :, .hon.s nv .,,.,.. az
me and parade me before his friends. I
couldn't stand IT. II he had been q Door
man I believe va could have been
happy.
II know there are stories Of rich mon
who marry poor girls and make them
happy. There may be such happiness
for a time, but I will wager hat II does
not last long. I was happy for . very
short time. Mr.. Bryan lavished gifts
upon me and never mentioned the for
mer difference in our financial relations.
Then came the petty Quarrels that Al
ways arise between husband and wife.
and he began reminding me OF the avo
ne lone me In marrying me.
SAYS HUSBANDS WEALTH
TURNED HIS HEAD,
"Poss,blv II would not have been 40
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Popping Of Match Under wOmnn's
chair brings Police Reserves.

Mrs. Martha stein, No. 2l5 East one
Hundred and Twenty-hrst street, was
knitting when her rocking chair
walked" over a match and caused II 20
pop like a pistol shot.
Startled. she jumped. jabbed the
needle through her hand. screamed so n
policeman thought she had been shot
and called an ambulance, an immense
crowd gathered. and part OF the police
reserves were called.
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Farmer with Gun, Pcrched on
Fence, Puts q Railroad TO ROut.

Perchod on "A rail fence with a shot
gum L. c. Doran, a farmer rear Boone.
Ia. has put to rout tho Northwestern
Railway anG prevented II moving three
box cars from ? spur track on his prop
erty.
when Doran objected. The railroad has
brought suit for three cars. 3.l3 miles OF
track. 1900 ties and 1900 spikes. as the
only means OF vanqulshing the farmer.
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FARMERS Adopt Might Farming and
Say IL VIII Become General.

Night farming Is found to be best In
the Northwest. according to farmers in
Minnesota, who predict 1t will soon be-
come general.
Eugene La Bine. who harvested 500
acres OF wheat. says the night shift OF
horses stand the heat better an running
the binders.
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MRrries Girl He Had Brought From
Europe con APPROVAL"

Frank Malone. a baker of Washing
ton. N. j.. sent to Italy for a wife ION
approval" and Juanna Brigna suited
him 30 well lie married her yesterday in
Netcong.
He had never seen her until he weni
to Ellis Island and welcomed her. She
becomer the stepmother to six children.
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KEEL. Germany. Aug. 25.-The Ger
man battlesh!p Hessen, while executing
manoepvres with a ~torpedoboat fiotilla
IN the outer bay last night. ran down
and sank the small Swedish steamer
Askersund, The crew OF the steamer
was rescued and no one vas hurt. The
battleship was not damaged.
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FIND WIRED BODY IN LAKE.
Slain Man, Bound ana Weighted,
Had Been Months in Water.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. Aug. c5.-Indi-
cations OF a murder were disclosed
near Medina yesterday when tho body
Of an unidentified man was sound
floating IN Glenwood Lake.
Both arms and legs OF the man were
bound with wire and there was a stab
wound In the chest. The body was
weighted down with a stone attached to
a rope. The remains appear TO have
haen In the water at least two months.
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wooden Shower, in Boys stomach
Five Years, Revealed by X-Ray.

Ernest Heron. a small boy of Corona,
l.. J., was believed TO have consumption
when no became III six months ago. but
hnally an X-Ray examination was
made.
1t showed a foreign substance in his
stomach. which. when removed. proved
to be "A wooden skewer sue as butchers
use that he swallowed Ave years ago.
He is recovering.
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NJ. Il. knnan OF New York and S. B.
Brown OF Germantown, Pa, assembled
Mount Washington. In New Hampshire.
on horseback. the trip requiring about
twelve hours.
II was the first time the feat had beee
accomplished In fifty years.
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Two Plninneld Women, 1O2 and
One lOl, Celebrate nlrihLnYa.

Some remarkable birthday celebrations
have been held within a week past about
Plainfeld. Conn.
Mary Palmer Pellet had her l02d an
niversary. Mary Ann Peterson her l04,h
and Mrs. Lyman Rogers her lO3d.
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TO PUR-
SUE BANDIT.

Within an hour several impromptu
posses were marshalled, consisting Of at
least twenty-five men. all armed. The
bandit Is described as big. heavily built
ard dressed IN rough cloths. Apparently
some effort mad been mudc To discolor
his face 10 make Il appear hat OF a
negro. lie were n red handkerchief as n
mask, tied below his eyes, but Mrs.
DCmas noticed that his and we're
white.
The hold-up occurred n mile ana n half
from Somorville. In front Of the grounds
OF TIE James H.. Duke estate. where the
road leads over a small creek by "A mar
row wooden bridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dumas were returning home from n
harvest entertainment. As the car
nearcd the bridge. the rays OF the head
lights suddenly flashed upon n heavy
plank ct across tho road. one end on
a barrel. the other on the ground. Mr..
Dumas stopped the car and allghted TO
remove the obstacle, when there was a
report and n bullet went through the
muscle OF his left arm close to the cl-
bow. Simultaneously the robber stepped
from behind the hedge on the Duke
estate.
"Give him your money. Charlie!'
screamed Mrs. Dhmas. quickly under
standing the situation.
"I WON'T" returned Dumas. III.
shan't have H."
The robber stepped closer and thrus.
the muzzle OF his weapon into the candy
manufacturers face. "You are an obs
innate cuss. Charlie" he said. Hand
over your money and YOU watch.
Quick. now"
Kill me9" demanded Dumas as the revolt
yer was showed in his face.
Il want that watch. Re quick now
and hand II over"
"That was n present to mo from m,
father and you you can't nave IT" de,
clared Mr.. Dumas ~obstinately.
ATTACKED RoBBER TO DEFENC
HIS WIFE.
The hlgh wayman moved his revolvel
threateninRly and Mrs. Dumas cried ou
In frightened tones:
"Oh. give II to him, Charley. Fo
heavens sake, le' him have II. Hell
kill you"
More afraid for his wife than him
SCH. MT. Duttlhh uItW 10 IN CnhtSl
from his trousers pocket. hoping TO dis
tract attention from $50 or more In bill
in another pocket. The robber took tn
change, but again insisted on havinl
the watch. Mr.. Dumas handed II over
Then, stepping close to the machine
the highwaymsn grabbed Mrs. Dune
by The arm,
"G!ve me your rings" he ordered.
The woman screamed n tn
stranger grasped her hand. Suddenl
anrerGa and forgotful Of his own IN
jury, DUMAS swung his right fist a
the robbers head and kicked him a
the same time. Then jumping into tn
car he got under way before his aston
isfed tssailant could recover.
Two shots were dr-d by the p~rostrat
Mghwayman as the car sped down IN
Rad. one shattered the lamp at Mr.
Dunas's elbow and another hit the sid
OF the machine. a quarter OF a mil
away the other car was met and turne
back.
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Woman saved I'm Lake Wanted Rat
Rescued, Too.

When. after Mrs. Sarah Methner had
been rescued by two boatmen from
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Newport family and was hfty-four ysaso
old. For some years he practised law =
the Office Of his cousin. Joseph H
Choate. He 10 survived by his WIZ
who was Miss Correlia Bullock. daushR
ter OF ex-Gov. Rufus B Bullock ~
Georgia, and three young n
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ODDITIES IN THE NEWS
Strange and Curious Happenings I'm the
Chronicles Of To-Day.

Greenwood Lake at Stony Point. N. j..
she kept screaming: Save my rat!
Save my rat!" 1t was thought she was
dclirious.
But finally they saved the rat. which
WAS floating away, and she eagerly tore
II open and emoved $50.
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Charles N. Dumas and Wife
Held Up by ~Highwaymen
Near Somerville, n. J.
ROBBER BLOCKS ROAD.
Wounded in Arm, Manufac-
turer Fights to Save Wife,
and They Escape in Car.

B~ioodhounds may he sent from Allan
tic city to-day 10 assist tho police In
tracing a hl~ghwayman who held up
Charles VI. Damns. a candy manufnc-
turer. and his wife Of Somorville, y. j..
a. they were driving In their automo-
bile las, nigh, on the Far Somcrville
road between Someryille and Princeton.
Sir pum'- was shot in the right arm
By the bandit.
Although finding the road blockaded
and receiving a bullet in his arm as mo
first warning OF danger. Mr.. Dumas re-
fug ed 20 surrender. but parleyod with
tic robbcr, the muz2'c OF Il men1cing
revolver Utmost between hi teeth. He
pcsiponed the moment of yielding as
icng as he could. and then, when tho
h!rhWayman started O. - Mrs. Dumas
OF her Jewels. swung with his uninjured
g.. - :ae bandits head, landed II
sturdy kick over his abdomen and man
eyed TO set his car going while u fusi-
Jade OF shots whist.cd IN pursuit.
somervlllc residents heard OF the frus-
trated robbery when two automobiles.
the Dumas car and that OF a party no
had met and warned. dashed through
Main street and halted IN front OF the
home Of DR.. Chrlcs r. HGlstead.
whats the matter?" cried dozens of
friends. 'ar Mr.. Dumas 10 well known
in Somervllle.
t'Nvo'ye been held up. and Charley's
sho..' vos Mrs. Dumas's hysterlcal re-
ply.
The story OF the hold-up was told by
Nr. Dumas IN the physicians Office to
Detective George Tottcn and Policeman
Julius Sluter.
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Restores color to Gray or
Faded Dan.
druff and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair growth Stops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
Sl.W and Soc at Drua Stores or direct upon
receipt OF price and dealers name. Send lOc Tor
sample bottle. Phiio Hay Specislties Co..
Newark. N. j.. U.S.A.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
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Chairman Guggenhedm has President
Jackman TO thank for . special dona-
ton Of SIS for . fine blue ribbon low
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-06-15

members of the faculty Friday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. Matthew'S
This was to be a lawn party and deco.
rations were arranged for such bur
the severe storm of the evening IRE.
vented this being done and also hin.
dered many from attending. The
guests assembled in the house and a
pleasant time was had. A short must
cal program was given. Mr.. Van
Fishback and Miss Muriel Sherwin
rendered instrumental music and the
Misses Lila Alton, Florence Plocker
and Muriel Sherwin sang. Dainty 70.
freshments We're served.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mathews
and Mrs. Moore very pleasantly en-
tertained a party of ladies in honor
of Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Nellie Kendall entertained at
her home Monday afternoon the mem
bers of what was the Current Events
club in honor Of Miss Grace Roper,
a former popular teacher, who is Wis
iting here. the hours were from three
TO five. Dainty refreshments were
served and the time was very much
enjoyed by all.
Miss Roper is the guest of Mrs.
Borst while she is staying in the city
and her many friends are delighted
to look upon her smiling c~ountenance
once mole.
Mrs. Mccoy entertained Monday af-
ternoOn in honor of Mrs. Dressed, Mrs.
Eittle, who was Miss Larson and Mrs.
Engstrom formerly Miss Olson. Covers
We're laid for twelve quests and de.
licious refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin are entertain
ing friends who have come to attend
commencement exercises, they are:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Harlan and chill
dren from Dell Rapids and Mrs. Cool
idge and Miss Mary Wright Of De
Smet. Mrs. Harlan is a sister of Mrs.
Erwin.
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Mrs. Cole entertained at a "Thimble
Bee" Wednesday afternoon, June 7th,
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Tucker.
The guests We're mostly old friends
and neighbors of Mrs. Tucker and
family, among them were Mrs. Mel
son and Mrs. Dressed, who are also
visiting here. The ladies We're seated
at six small tables for refreshments,
which were served in three courses.
All enjoyed a very pleasant after
noon.
Mesdames Beatty, Morton and Rob
erts entertained the Embroidery club
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Lee and Mrs. Hanson. The decora-
tions were pretty and appropriate for
the occasion. y delicious three
course luncheon was served.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Nels Gull
lick and Mrs. E. II. Williams enter
tanned a large party of ladies at the
IOIiIt Vi lAlt idlJCls MS q OOS
tea and a pleasant occasion.
Thursday evening the Degree Of
Honor lodge held their regular meet
ing, at which time, Mrs. Biggar, our
delegate 10 the Grand lodge at Dead
wood, gave her report of that meeting,
including the sight seeing and many
pleasing things incidental to such a
trip, describing the Black Hills coun
ty as Astounding in historic interest,
and the people as royal entertainers.
Mrs. Campbell entertained Mrs.
Tucker at 6 o'clock dinner Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harris entertained a party of
ladies picnic fashion Friday after
noon in honor of her neice, Mrs.
Dressed. Refreshments were served
on the lawn and all had a merry time.
Mrs. Gilby entertained a few ladies
Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Tucker. All were seated at n large
table to delicious refreshments and
had a pleasant social time over the
teacups.
Mrs. Tucker left Tuesday for Stock
ton, H.. to visit her parents and help
them to celebrate their 6Sth marriage
anniversary on the Forth of July.
This we think an item of much in
terest and Of rare occurance.
Mesdames H. B. Mathews and E.
L. Moore entertained the Seniors and
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Ii is one of the astonishing circum-
stances connected with South Dakota
that little or no progress is being
made in dairying. We are no further
along in this industry than we were
five years ago except for the increased
price OF the product, and it is doubt
full IL there are any more cows now in
the dairy than there were then. The
Pierre Dakotan notes that while all
sorts OF beef cattle are exhibited at
the state fair 1t is a rare thing to
find a good dairy cow there. Every
one realizes that dairying must be
the ultimate agricultural esour OF
this region, but no one will 20 into 1t
so long as there are other means of
making money that do not involve
such combining labor as must be de-
voted to the dairy industry.-Canton
News.
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Local and Personal


Father Shean was called to Elkton
yesterday morning to conduct a fun
eral.
Miss Margaret Quinn Of Badger,
is here this week to attend the gradu-
alton Of her brother.
Misses clara Johnson and Ruth
Iiolstrom spent Sunday with the form
ers parents at WATERFOWL.
Miss Mary Wright came down from
De5met Tuesday morning TO VISIT
friends ana attend commencement.
Miss fda Pratt went to WATERFOWL
saturday evening ana visited over
sunday M the home Oh gel brolher'
IHe". h"u07oA arrived nome 9"l"r-
Gay evening from M""h"t"' "N'Te ne
"i7 peer" "'''"'"t tue 'oIhNH'i0'"i
'o.l'-''
FRANK ''''iI"'' cashier al '"'
''''-hl ''i'"'' went 10 'le''" '''uI""'
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"''
'""'''' '"''"I' '''''"'' "'s
a.,. - d. o
n-.,..oo, o.,,r1.. ,,or,in,
g., c8,ID ont and he real scoyts for
, connie of weeks
Geo r. Thay,r dapartod Saturday
for Nowsu IN ioiu Nrre
Thayer and spend a couple Of weeks
with their children.
Miss Gertrude Smythe departed
Tuesday morning for an extended Wis
1t with relatives at Austin and other
points in Minnesota.
The Madison chautauqua will be
held from June % to July IS. DR..