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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
mani audi iiberan bereit, bei Ser
5penMtng SEN 8eoiir fnilien ser @ldu=

man allb nberal bere1t, bet Der
Spenbarng SEN 8eoirfnilien ser @lau=
bige11, sic germ fomn1u11iciren mouen
un0 merftags pielfa9 5u @auie o0er
a%n0erspo in Mnipru4 genommren iin6,
entipreden6 &ednl1ng gu tragen Inns
etpa in SEN Stdcten au9 idon Dor
oem 8egim ser beiligen Meiie = es
miro It9 meiif inn sic er ife beilige
Mei1e banbeln = bas beilige Safra=
ment al1s5ulpen6en, penn es perniinf=
tgertpeii lie getpiinlft miro? Sic bet=
lige MeIle farn un6 ion it6er oud
in ioldem 6ane pinftli9 anfangen;
sic Eunftlidfeit mir6e aber gar
nidt 51 leinen braltfen, penn Ser
betreffen6e Nriei ter ra1r einige Min11=
ten frirber on SEN Mltar ginge un6
nud Musipenol1ng ser beiligen &om=
mtniou martete, Zig sic @lode
idlagt. Sc iino uns in 6iei er 9i11=
iidt ldon &1agen %gefommen, 10 5oB
; @l6ubige, Sic NIT ser Belt beengt ma=
rem, ser beiliqen @omm1nior1 e1rtbeb-
rem muBten, neil lie ibnen ntdt 5ei<
tig gereiM tr1rbe. 9as 1T 11idt 5u
bintgen. ltn6 mir frngen inns met
ter: miro pirfIi9 ser Mabm1tng seq
Gecretes uberan entlprod,en, 6nB
ubdufie atr6 init groBem gifer", int
@eidHtuN unb b%eior6ers uatf Ser
&nn5eI, BON ser 0fterem be1igen
&omna1rio1t un5 Sen fir sic tGgIife
BeiIige &%ornrtat1tion erfor6erIife,1
8eoingungen geiproden mer6en fon
rno 6oB Sic @ldubige11 u5u einem
10 fromme1 un5 beiIiamen @ebrol1-
DE" BON uns Brieitern a1fgefor6ert
%meroen? @ir p%ertrouem, boB Ser
bIoRe 6intpeis auf io..55e etpoige
MiBftdn6e 1tno unterbo1tung ge-
niiigtt, nm iie 5u beieittge1t.
Ser Ei4 bes &err1 lit ftets bereit
nn6 nr1B itets bereit bIeiben. Sir
Eriefter baben nidt sag MedH sic
[cn5u Bernfenen ab5uboIter1 ooer If
men SEN 31ttritt gu eridtperer, bobe1
pielmebr 6ie EHidt, rnr0gIidft bieIe
in SEN SodBeitsfoa1 binei18ufubren,
onmit lie init 6em grautigm at
Glide iiten. l1n5 >pe1tn Ser pberte
6irte Ser Stride 5ur BeIebra1ng lr16 5u
bdiiufiaer BeIebr1rng dber BE t6gliidhe
beilige communion a1tffor6ert ur16
ung Nrieter mnbrt, oieieBe NIT 81
fer gu for6ern, 10 oarf Mientarro fid
meiqern, Miemor1b Sic Gimme BEG
Bopffes igroriren 1,1to ibr qegertiiber
in elmer Sri paHiben @iberitnrt0es
perborrer1. Sod Dos miro unfer
treuer gIerns 11idH Bur. 11ro penrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

MIR oaran erinnern, 0uB 6alufig, be.
lo1loer5 auf Ser &an5el BON Ser 81
teren beiligen &onunl1nion gelpro-
den per0en iou, 10 i6reiben mir nod
eigens Dor, ouB tinftig bei ie0er bei=
ligen Miliion uno bei ie0meoen Jog.
grer5itien, Ste fir sag eine ODER ar1=
cere @eihledt ooer fir .ein5elne
Stan0e gebolten mer0en, itets auh,
pieqet9t in Der 3re0igt iber 6as
beiiige Safrnment, BON oem in &eoe
l%tebenoen Mpolto1iid)en 3ecrete ge=
ban0elt mer0e, Sic Be0ingungen Ser
tdgliden beiligen Communion Har
unb oeutlt9 au5einun0ergel ebt un6
oie @laubigen CUR baufigen unb tag=
lid)en beiligen 4onununton er11runtert
mer0en. Sic @erren Nfarrer mol
len Sic Miiiiondre ieoesmal Dor 6em
8eginne Der beiligen %l1ebunget1 0a=
ran erimnern. @ir miiien ia iebr
gut, 0aB NIT ser pruftilden Mrsfub=
rung 6iei les Mpoitoliiden 0ecretes fir
SEN @lerl1s 1el1e Miibe uno Mrbeit er=
mdd1t, obmobl fie in @rflitdtfeit ood
nidt 10 groB un6 idtper lit, oIs man
es ii4 uielfud bouiteut: es 1T bopon
ldon in uuierer Haitoral=Sniitructior
IN. 81 Sic &e0e geiDelen. Mnein mo-
es it9 10 olagenid9einlid Inn ste @bre
@ottes 1n1o Inn oos Sell ser 5eeIen
banoelt, pie im porlicgenoen Sale, ga
miro unier bemdhrter @lerus ou9 Dor
permebrter Mii6e un1 Mrbeit nidt
5uriididreden. 9te @egentpart felt
grobe Mnforoerl,ngen on uni etc Brie=
iter, beiom0ers in SEN eroBen 5tdoten;
unb mir miilien es mit CONT uno
6re1oe n~nerfenren, pie Tie ii9 SEN
Be6irfnifien ser 3eit getpadien gel
gen inns miro namenfli9 Ser iiirgere
Gler1s u1ermiibli6 Wdtig lit in Sen
pielen neridie6enen 8ereinen, Sic re-
Iigi0ien ooer io3iale1 3ueden 6iene1.
Mber bos oirfen mir nidt pergeiien,
oaB ole uniere 8eretnstbdtigfeit, 10
febr iie 1rotbtpen6ig 1T un6 fie gefor-
bert tper6en ma1B, in ibrer 8irfiom<
teit a,ldo bren @rfolgen nidt gu
p~ergIeidyer1 1T nit ser inteniiperp, nit
E6er ubernatarliider, birmnliilden @roft
sec beiligen 5aframentes. @ebe man
1ns gedirner ODER Gronten, SSiinglinse
o6er Slugfraue1t = BON sem &n6ern,
bon oere1 porbin Ole Reoe mar, at
idapeieen = Sic lid regelmaBig unn
bid1ifig, piellei# gar tdg1tH nabre11
INIT ser bimnlilden 5peiie seq safra-
n1entes: o ia, Sic merben cline Srage
quite gbrite,1 fem, tre11 uno ausoou-
erno in brem 8enlf, Elm Beiipiel lro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Elm Sporn fir fire ltmgebung, gum
@oble ser menihlifen @eieGidaf1
lnno CUR 6reatSe ser Grgel 8ottes,
meroen ouii6eraa u6en iiiBen @obl=
ger16 Gbriiti perbreiten" urt0 pte
Mpoitel @brtiti in Ser @elt mirfen.
un6 nmentli9 iper0en iolde M6n=
ner un6 SSiinglinge aud I'M 6ffentli=
den 2eben, auf politiidyem inns TO-
5ialem @ebiete, n1a1fbig 0ie ge0iege=
mem fatboliiden @run6iabe bertreten
un6 Die 6abne Gbrilti bodbalten.
Gabei bleibt es ia mobr, 6oB es, GUT
NAL IN SEN Gfurreien uni erer groBen
stabte, idmer iein miro, Sic breite
Maiie gum baufigen gmpfange ser
heiIigen &ommltt1ion GIT betpeger1.
1as 6arf aber nidt btr1bern, iiberan,
au9 mo- Sic Gerbdltniiie u%naiinitig
1iegen, I'M @eiite ser Stride 1T 6ieie r
&id}tung 5u mirfen un6 Mles m1f=
5ltbieten mas i: I'M erer1 @rafen liegt.
Snsbeion6ere miiife1t m1ere @eretne,
5umol sic ipecifiid religioien gereine
8ruoeridaften, Congregational Mut-
t~erpereine), Sd5u berpiitt mer0en, UNI
sic Borurtbeile gegen sic baufige bei=
lige @ornnltnion gu 5%eritreuer lm0
lire l1ebung imerbulb 6es gereins
gu forbern- @ir beitimn1en in oieier
@iniim, baB fiinftig in Sic 5at1tn-
gen ser marianiiden Go1rgregationen
bei0erIei @eidlefts, Iomie IN iene ser
Miitterpereine Sort, MOO BON ben ge=
meiniamen beiItgen Communion sic
Meoe 1T, ftets Ser Sab eingei6altet
mer0e: Ser 0ftere pripate Gmpfang
ser beiligen communion miro SEN
M3ngIieoern i'm Gimme oes MpoitoIi-
iden Gecretes bonn 20. 9e5ember
1906 angelegentlt4 empfoblen", un0
ertparter1, 6oB Sic 8rdiioes gena11n=
ter gerpinigungen germ 1T oieiem
Gimme tbdtig fin6. @ir beror6nen
io6arrn 5es 8eiteren, bob ser ioge-
rn111te bispoiitine Sbei1 see III @ebe
itebenoen 9ecretes in 3ufarnft idbr-
li9 am Counting innerbaB Ser Sc.
TOD bes beiligen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon Ser @anaeI per1eien ur1 ouran
cine entiprederroe 8%elebrl1ng un6 4uf-
forberr1g gum Bbdrfigen @mpfamge
ser beilieen &onum1rion gefrnipHf
merbe.
gSfu, 10. Oct. 1911.
+ antpni1ts Garbina1 Slider, Gr5-
Ebiidpf bon GSln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
perbiiae beiddmt 0ein 9aupt!

Uni er @eneraliio1tamt lhlieBt ieine
Sabresredm11ng nit einem 8aaruber.
iduB BON $4,000 ab. u@s tit 5mur
nidt bel, aber g'faqen tbut's elm
bo9!" 3l1mal, mern man ouS bor=
jGbrige 1efi5it Don $4,000 ooneben
f6lt.
Sic @oitoner Selepbongei enidof
Mil ibrel1 Ma5den 5u @eibnndHen
@el0geidenfe made1t, oie oem Sitter
e%nfiprederb bemelien mer0en. 9as lit
Elm r%affiniert fluger Nlan, redt biuta
ol!rdBufpmmen.
Ser in Gbicago erideinen6e Sc
corS=@erolo er5ablt ieinen- Sci ern, in
I%elttidlono lei es @itte, oaB sic
Iral1en in Sen gtroBenbabntpogen Dor
SEN Mdnnern a~11htanben un6 ibnen
fire Sibe iberlieBen. Gong redt!
Tins sic MGnner i~iberlaiien sic Gise
Damn SEN mitgefuhrten @unoen.
6
Soronto bot $4,000 @uben6 ONE
rifaniide @ier gefamft, ga sic beimi-
ide Groouftion nidt alsreift. @enn
es Sic befam1ten gier aus SEN @iibI-
bGltiern iin6, bat ii9 Mmerifa fir sic
Mblebnung ser @egenieitigfeitsoorlage
fem gerddt.
Die Gbotiade, oob eng1iide 5uffro>
getten geIegentli9 einen Monat &aft
erbolten, lit offenbar Sic l1riade, tpes-
baIb ser englilde gbemann oos Ebun
uno 2aiien oieier mit foldem @leid-
mrtb anitebt.
g
0as G%erfobren gegen sic @rob-
id1ddter Eat iopeit $4,000 gefoitef,
mopor auf sic @egierung $4,000
.entfanen. BIC @erren 1tno uns IN
mebr aIs elmer &infidt He,ser a., fftte-
ben g~efonm1en.
Sic Merate bebauptet, baB aablreide
Seem gorfer 9beaterbeiuder on elmer
@enidperrenfurg leioen. @s 1T fa11rn
an5unehmer, SOB sos bobe Ribea1i ser
oortigen Observation-Disclosures on sic.
Ier Gpioennie Sdub 1T.
ginem 4a6i In &anf lag NOR es boz
behaIte1, Sen Groaten oas @edf 5ar81p
ipreder, lire Rdnner mts5515a1rfen.
gonftpo bra1tden sic Grn1ie1 on3u
beftnnntli1 feirer ri@terliden errrtd@-
ffn1rnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

= @ir be3abre1 bier Bro5ert an
3eifbepofiter. Saruters Stute 4anf
of ct. CLOUD, MeinH., 16ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
@ternt3nn%$t,t.

@enu man ,ms bod NIT Muf5ab=
lung ser @rir1oc uno l1rfade1 6es
ruiiifdtperfifden Streites beridonen
tpollte. &uBlano uro England ponen
Eeriien tbeilen, SAG 1T ones.
Der SEEM gorfer Soul @ainep if
bon ieinem Sagoousfluge nod Mfrifa
3uriidgefebrt 1t1o er5dbh, 6ab er an
ei1m etr8igen Eage ieds1n6suan8ig
20men erlegt bnbe. Mii,abbaufen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

ginem aaoi in Romfos NOR es boz
behaIten, 6e11 Grnate11 bos @edbt 81r81s-
ipreden, fire Md,1ner aatsa115arfen.
|sonftpo brauden sic Graaten on3al
beffunntIid feiner ridterIiden grrnddt-
tigua1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Sic 8oitoner Selepbonge ieuidaf
Mil ibrer Maoden GIT @eibmdHen
@el6geidenfe mad3en, sic 6em Sitter
entiprefenb bemelien peroen. Das lit
Elm raffiniert fluger Nlan, redt biata
S1trch1 tf n111111nr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
Cattle Grow Fat on Russian
Thistle,

Garden City, Has, Nov. 25.-The
despised Russian thistle, which the
Legislatures of Kansas and other
plains States have outlawed, are a
boom to the stockmen who own the
great ranches of this State, Eastern
Colorado and Western Nebraska.
This plant, heretofore so great a
menace to the farmers, is now utilized
by the ranchmen, and scores of herds
of cattle in this region are going
through the winter on the Russian
thistle as their only feed.
Charles Norlin, a ranchman in
Stanton County, near the Colorado
line, is feeding Russian thistles to
nearly 1000 head of cattle, and he is
enthusiastic over the results. He cut
and stacked these thistles before the
thorns or spines developed, and he
declares the food is more nutritious
for cattle than alfalfa.
He expects next spring to send to
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30

the Eastern markets some Russian
thistle steaks and roasts that willtickle
he palates Of the beef eaters Of New
York, Chicago and the great cities.
Throughout central Kansas the
farmers are fighting the Russian
thistle as pest, and the county boards
are appropriating money to stamp it
out. Here in the short grass country
stockmen are depending largely on
the thistle for rough feed through the
winter.
Il have been feeding it for ten
years, and wouldn't know how to get
through the winter without the thistle
crop for feed," was a statement made
to-day by John Kimer, a ranchman,
residing near Garden City.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30

not missed a day. Miss Grace More
land is teacher.
Greencastle has very good enroll
ment and a very good attendance.
Alibe and Elsie Goret, Lawrence,
Stella and Lee Fajen and Ella Flexen-
haur have not missed. Miss Eula
Reed is teacher.
North Muddy is doing fine with
Miss Mabel Lowry as teacher. William
and Myrta Ellis, Joe Miller, Bertha,
Enos and Marion Hall have not missed
a day. Myrta Ellis and Maud Hall
spelled all the words.
Brackney is doing fine and saw
some excellent work on arithmetic
here. Irwin and Alleetha Ison, Veva
Ellington, Warner and Gladys Ghere
and Mary and Everett Padley have
not missed a day. Mr.. C. w. Ray is
teacher.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
hospitality. But in the very nature

hospitality. But in the very nature
of things, the game played here lost
all its old-time attraction. The ira
ditions that have been twenty years
in the moulding were lost in a day.
The crowd which witnessed the strug-
gle numbered ten thousand less than
the one which gathered at the Gordon
& Koppel field last Thanksgiving.
Financially the game was a success
in this way, the universities took in
as much as was needed. While the
receipts were many thousands less
than previously there is still a nice
margin to divide, and the university
authorities say that the financial end
is not an object.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
Republicans Seek Money for
Contest,

Jefferson City, NO., Nov. 23.-The
Republican State Committee appar-
emily has inaugurated begging en-
terprise in the various counties of the
State to obtain funds for the defense
in the contest proceedings pending in
the Supreme Court, involving the
title to two seats on the Supreme
Court bench and the office of State
Superintendent of Public Schools.
The expense of the contest so far
has been paid largely by the Demo-
Gratis in their efforts to uncover frauds
in the City of St. Louis.
The Republicans held meeting at
Lebanon recently, and after several
speakers had told of the necessity for
more money to defend the Republi-
cans holding the contested offices,
the hat was passed, and some prom
ises and not much money obtained.
In other localities meetings were not
deemed necessary, but individuals
were sent to solicit money.
The Republicans appear suddenly
to have become uneasy about these
contests, although they tried to ridi-
cule them out of court when they
were instituted. The inference is
that they dread proceeding which
threatens to expose causes for the
large mojority in the City Of st, Louis
at the last election, when the Repub.
licans lost ground in nearly every
other section of the State.
It was asserted by Republican lead
ers when the contests were instituted
that they never would be pressed.
These predictions ceased more than
two months ago, when the Republi-
cans began efforts to bring about de-
lay and to prevent the Democrats OBJ
tanning evidence on which to establish !
their charges.
The Democrats have charged that
fraudulent votes were cast in the City
Of st. Louis, and obtained the first
proof in some Of the wards by the
lists. When they desired
to examine the poll-books, they were
by Republican objections,
and here matters rest at present. The
Democrats now plan to 60 deeper in
to the vote than charging that certain
names on the registration lists do not
legal voters.
This Is the situation that appears to
nave alarmed the Republicans and
:aused the campaign for funds.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
Auction by Mail of Rich Hill,
NO., Property.

Ten rooms, barn, shade, ground
lOOx15O feet; two blocks from the
square; lots and s, block 80, now
occupied by Rupard. Mortgage $500.
Will accept first best offer to me
reasonable. Make your offer by
mail. CHAS. SOUTH.
Chanute, Kan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
Notice.

Twill be in Virginia every Wednes-
day and in Butler every Saturday to
collect taxes for Charlotte township.
2-8t. v w. Walker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
1t Wasn't the Old Crowd.

Columbia, Mo-, Nov. 25.-Colum-
bia did its best. The crowd came,
but not the old-time Thanksgiving
Day crowd, saw the game and left.
There is only praise for the Tigers
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

The Weekly Inter Ocean and Far
mer is the only weekly newspaper
published in Chicago in connection
with a great daily paper. 1t con-
tains a judiciously selected summary
of the news of the nation and world,
the best stories. home, farm, wom-
ans, boys and girls and other spe-
cial departments, and fair, patriotic
able editorials written from "A Re-
publican view point. 1t is by far
the best general newspaper of the
Western states. The regular price
of The Weekly Inter Ocean and
Farmer is 81 and for the PRESS 81.
But subscriptions will be received at
this Office for the two papers in
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12
Enter the Contest

The Pierre Board of Trade has of
fered a prize of a fine court house
clock to the county. the seat of
which is within sixty miles of the
capital which sends the largest dele.
cation to the Conservation and De.
velopment, Dry Farming, and Good
Roads Congresses which meet there
from January % to %.
A second clock is offered for the
largest attendance from counties
the seats of which are from 60 to l2(
miles away and a third to the coun'
ties outside the 100 mile belt.
This will give all of the countie.
ar equal show.
1t is expected that at least 250(
delegates will participate in these
conventions during the week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12
Dance Committee

The County Commissioners ad,
journed today after a ten days SeS,
sion. The Board ordered an arte.
sian well put down on the Court
House grounds, which is a needed
improvement, both for fire protec'
ton and water for lawn and trees
The official county, papers remain
the same as last year. PRESS, Sun,
and st. Lawrence News. DR.. Lane
was appointed county doctor, as the
lowest bidder.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Mrs. f. F. Clifford entertained
about forty young people for her
two daughters last eveing and a
very delightful time is reported.
Elaborate refreshments we're served
and dancing and games INDUCED in
to a late hour. Pierre Dakotan
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

A wrestling match will be held at
the Opera House tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock between Jack Wood
ward and Ernest Walton, of Alpha
twp. Walton will try to throw Jack
Woodward twice in an hour.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Chas. Gardner, of Rec Heights,
visited friends III the city several
days this week. Mr. Gardner is a
Yankton college student and return
ed to his duties there accompanied
by Leonard Seaman who has been
spending his vacation at hame.-
FauIkton Advocate.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12
Ex-GOv. Folk, of Missouri

will be in Miller, Wednesday even
ing. February lst.
If YOU want to hear him and do
not have a seat reserved for the sea-
on. send your name, "A. once, to
some member of the committee so
that arrangements NAV be made for
adequate seating.
Mrs G.. c, Briggs,
Mrs S. r. Wallis,
Mrs H. X. Schroeder.
Committee
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Ray Bntler. the 5 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Butler, % st.
Lawrence. died last Tuesday Of
pneumonia. The remains were tax.
en- to Washington today for burial.
Their two other children are report
ed very sick of the same illness. MI
and Mrs Butler have the sympathy
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

E. A. Carr aud family. of Cheny
Nebr., are visiting at the home OF
his brother, (. w. Carr, in the city
this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

After YOU have read all the local
country news in this paper, how
pleasant to have The Weekly Inter
Ocean and Farmer at hand to give
you the happenings or the outside
world. $3.50 pays for both for one
wear.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12
For Sale

Two houses and lots in the city
also 80 lots on west second street
will sell on easy terms or will ex
change for horses.
3tf II. K Greeves.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
F. Brown died this morning of men,
branouS Group. The sorrowIng
parents have the sympathy of the
entire community.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

John ID. Seeiev returned last week
from a evera months visit with
relatives in Wyoming. He left
Wednesday night for a short visit in
Iowa
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Mr. and Mrs C. F. Flynn spent
New Years with John Pusey and
wife at Miller. Washington Times
| E~nterprisc.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

DR.. O. N. Hoyt, of Pierre and DR..
Lane. of Miller, were in the city
last Friday on a professional visit.
HlghmOre Bulletin.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Ladies of the Maccabees and sew
eral friends were entertained at the
home of Mrs c. H. Henshaw, We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Ben Glazier purchased the con-
dictionary store on west second
street formerly owned by John Nc
Cormick.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12
Hand County's Legislative me

Hand County's Legislative mem
bers have Jared well as to commit
tees. Senator Carroll is chairman
of the Senate Appropriation Com.
mittee, and Representative Gardner
chairman of the Education Commit
tee in the House.
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Z. M. Dunn, of Miller. was look,
ing after business in town Monday.
- Washington imeS-Enterprlse
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Crop Ground

We have 80 acres of crop ground
near town to rent or shares. or for
cash. Bushfield IL Bushfield.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

VIM Walton will depart this even
ing for.Laurel, Nebraska, where his
brother, Lewis, is dangerously i'll.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Louie Shonbrun and family. of
Miller, dined Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs John Danburg.-S st Lawrence
News.
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Easy Terms

We have two dwellings for sale
on very easy terms.
lt3 Bushfeld & BushtieId
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Mr. and Mrs Geo. Myers left for a
visit with friends near Miller the
latter part of last week. Orient
Argus.
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Conservation Congress

A state conservation and good
roads congress will be held at Pierre
Jan. % to Jan. %. A large attend
ance is expected if weather permits.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Attorney Harlan Bushfield attend
ed meetings of the State Bar and
and States Attorneys at Pierre this
week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Three rooms were opened for Use
in the new school building this week.
Workmen are finishing up the rooms
as fast as possible.
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Public Dance

The Miller Dancing Club will hold
its regular dance at the Miller
Opera House, next Thursday even.
ing Jan. 18th. The public is cordial
~ invited to attend.
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We make buttons send in cloth
stating size wanted.
A. H. Churchill.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Albert Hansen went to Harold
Tuesday to work with Cleve Crown
ingshield at painting.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

DR.. S. r. Wallis returned last
week from a visit to his old home in
Maryland. He was accompanied
home by his sister.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

w. H. Waters and wife, E. F.
Waite, wife and daughter Margur-
tie, and Mrs B. +. Torrey and
daughter Pearl, start for California
next week. to be gone about two or
three months.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Atty John Pusey, of Miller. trans
acted business in town Monday
washington Times-Enterprise.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-01-12

Mrs S. l.. Wyland. east Third
street has been very i'll for several
days, but is now thought to be
somewhat improved.
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THE MILLER PRESS
JANUARY IL, 1910.
PERSONALS AND
LOCAL BRIEFS

Read the Citizens State Bank ad-
vertisement each week.
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DR.. f. II. Wilson made a business
trip to Sioux balls this week.