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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-29

the first Of the week.
Fred Port is home from Chi
for a short visit and a rest
his medical studies.
Miss Jennie Paddock common
ces a term of school in the Gun
district in Melrose next
Edward Cruise came down
from Hartford Saturday to go to
Huron, Sphinx Co., where he is to
teach school.
Mrs. D. B. Thomas of Mime
apolis. mother Of Mrs. Coulter,
is making q visit to her daugh.
ter and family here.
William Robinson is rebuilding
his house which was very nearly |
destroyed by fire a few weeks
ago, adding a second story to the
structure.
Fresh fruit-quality always
good. Call up No. 9 and leave
your order and it will receive our
most careful attention.
McCollum &Thirsk.
Mr.. Frank Ziebel, a young man
who has been visiting at the VIM
Raebel home near Corona for a
month or so, returned to his
home in Illinois last Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Harris aud little
daughter, of Wilmot, we're guests
of the Downie family for a couple
of days the first of this week,
returning home Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. James Watson went to
Jamestown, N. D., the first of
the week to make a short visit to
Walter Watson and his wife, who
are about starting to hOusekeep
ing.
Attorney Frank McKenna of
Sisseton was meeting his friends
in town between trains Saturday.
Frank mas recently been appoint.
ed city auditor of Sisseton and
we know he will make a good one.
Miss Maud Johnson, who is
teaching in Mitchell, took adyan-
tage of the weeks vacation dur
ing the corn palace celebration
and came home for a visit with
friends in kilborn.
A number Of cases of typhoid
fever are reported at WilmOt,
and a son of Charles Porter of
that place, a young man about %
years of age died from the di
sease the first OF the week.
Horatia Tragitt, who has been
enjoying a few weeks of his sum
mer vacation with his parents in
this city, started for New York
Wednesday morning to resume
bis studies at Columbia univers.
ity.
Mittelstaedt is making specia.
prices on clothing just now, as
will be seen by his ad in anothe,
column. II you want anything
in the clothing line it will pay
you to call at once at the Mittel
Staedt store.
Mrs. Christian Boostrom, sis
ter of M. G.. Holtquist of Big
Stone township, who had beer
staying with relatives here since
the death of her father, returned
to her home at Saltwater, MINI.
last week.
Mrs. G. E MCGOWAN accompa
MED her daughter Bernice t.
ST. Louis. Mo, last week, wher'
the young lady will attend
school conducted under the aus
pieces Of the Christian Scienc,
society.
Editor Aldrich, of Big Stone
was up at the county seat las
Friday ana attended 10 mai
tiers with regard TO the state fai
, exhibit. he having had charge b
the exhibit at Huron for tie las
three days of the fair.
Mrs. M. II. Wiseman returnet
home the first of the week, hay
. ing visited with her daughter il
: North Dakota after attending tt
: w. C. j. U. convention at Aber
. deem, where she was elected t
: attend the national convention a
: Milwaukee next month.
While G. M. Bowe and so,
CLYDE were in the Model clothin,
Lo,oo -, Minnoono1ic <ho- W.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-29

Notice: | will do washing and
ironing or go out at any kind OF
work by the day. Call at rooms
over Finley & Bohns livery.
House TO RENT:-Apply to
E. S. Vanwalker.
For SALE:-Two peirs OF gold.
en- opera singer canaries-$6 q
pair. Mrs. y. N. Bennett.
For RENT.-The two rear Of
fees on the second floor of the
Bentley Block, Milbank, S. D.,
we'll lighted and heated, specially
adapted for physicians Office or
light housekeeping. For terms
write G. Bilsted, cashier Dakota
Mutual Life Ius. Co., Aberdeen
branch, Aberdeen, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-29
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

Louis Saunders made an auto
trip to Appleton the first Of the
week.
David Kyrk went Ito Summit
to visit his daughter yesterday
afternoon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-29
September %
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
October IL

september " ocloDer 10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
County Of Grant
In the Matter of the Estate of Hannah Fred
erick Sahr, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator OF the estate OF Hannah Fteder-
icku Sahr. deceased, to the creditors OF. and ALI
persons having claims against the said deceas-
ed, to exhibit the, with The necessary poueh
ers, within SIX months after the hrat publica-
tion OF this notice, 70 the eald administrator
at Biz stone City, in the County of Grant,
South Dakota,
Dated At Mtl5auk, South Dakota, September
81, 1911.
HERNAN SAHR,
Administrator OF the Estate Of
Hannah Frcdericka Sahr,
Deceased.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-29
TIME TABLE
H. 4 D. Division. {. N. 4 II. P. Ry.
LINE.
EAsY

SISSETON LINE.
WAT EAsr
$50 5:O5 pm. Milbank 300 pm. 9:45 pm.
sl5 am. $50 pm. Corona 2:l5 pm. 9:l0 pm.
s:55 am. $3.50 p I'm. Wilmot ,:3I pm. $40 pm,
t:4b m. 6: 25 pm. Peever l2:46 pm. sou pm.
1890 a. m. Z :00p. IN. SissetoD l2;m m. F:ao pm.
slsseton Daily Except Sunday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-09-29

Last Oct. p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
ROOMMATE TELLS
STORY OF CRIME
Paul Geidel Unmoyed While
Listening to Evidence That
May Hang Him.

NEW YORK. Aug 2i.-The nerve Of
Paul GeiGei. the i1-year-od beliboy ac-
cused OF the murder Of William b Jack
son. an aged Wall street broker. today
was given the severest test the youth
has endured since his trial for He be-
gan. Patrick McGrane. GeIders room
mate, called as a witness against his
chum. related the story ne declared
Geidei told him after tho first newspa-
per extras came out describing the
crime.
Paul was reading a newspaper" said
McGrane "Je showed me Inc story ~
Mr.. Jackscn's death and said he was
the fellow he had fight with lie sald
he had climbed into the bathroom o'
Jacksons suite and waited there until
he thought Jackson was asleep.
When he went into the room he said
he jumped on tho bed grasped Jackson
by the throat and that they fell TO the
floor and that Mr.. Jackson lay still.
Then ne said Mr.. Jackson 'holered. and
sold he did not intend 20 kill Jackson.
He satd Jackson was n good old man
and had given him large tips and that
he only went there for his money"
Young Geidel was about the only per-
son in the room who was unmovcd dur
Ing the testimony,
McGrane told about Geidel coming into
their room with his shirt still covered
with blood
him and saw the blood - he said He
said ne had been in fight and guessed
he had killed a man. Then | went TO
slerp.''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
TROLLEY COMPANIES
VIE FOR FRANCHISE
Eastern Concern Wants TO
Build From Brigham to
IdahO-Utah Line.
Special TO The Tribune,

| Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Aug. 24.-An eastern
company Is seeking a franchise to build
and operate an electric car system in this
city ana county. and has made applies
ZION 10 the county commissioners and
line from this city 10 the stnte line
on the north The Ogden Portland Ce-
ment company OF this city. also has an
application with the commissioners and
council for franchises to build and oper-
ate electric cars in this city and county.
v1s representing mg g, the ga eastern e, capitalists
franchise with. the commissioners last
week This franchise was considered
this week. but owing to the fact that IL
was a blanket franchise the same was
referred back TO County Attorney w. j.
Lowe for corrections and concessions In
his application Mr., Watson stated that
construct FIVE miles OF road and operate
tho same this year. This was all that
the proposed franchise stipulated and die
ing the oS ] 70 in 0e the III ase
attorney will ask that the company build
nve miles OF road each year until the sys-
other concessions.
It is the purpose Of the eastern COM
pany TO build north Of this city through
t,ate the snar ear river rive yaliey to the Ioaho
was under contemplation from Malad
south and that his road would connect
Win the proposed road from Malad.
Before leaving on hurried business
trip TO Alaska Mr.. Watson stated that he
had unlimited capital with which to car
ry out his plans and that he would COM
mence work Immediately upon securing
the franchise. With Mr.. Watsons line
completed there would be through cleo
trtc cars between Salt Lake City and
Malad and other Idaho points.
The Ogden Portland Cement company
is In earnest about Its franchise as It
is badly IN need OF trolley connections
with the cement factory and is ready TO
commence work on the electric line be-
tween this city and the plant as COON as
the franchise is granted The distance
is six miles. and the route this line Will
go Will be north along Main street to
the city limits. thence north three or
four miles. thence west two miles to the
factory.
In this city the company intends build
Ing to the Oregon Short Line depot at
Eighth West, TO Sixth East and from
there to the company's gravel beds. II is
also Its Intention to give local car serv-
Ice as far as Its lines extend in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
STANLEY PREPARES FOR
STEEL INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, Aug 2t.-Represents :
tive Stanley OF Kentucky. chairman OF
the house committee OF inquiry into the
United States Steel corporation. declared
today that he intended to remain In
Washington during the recess OF con-
gress 10 prepare for continuance OF the
Investigation In the fall. The commit
tee has a force OF experts Investigating
transportation conditions as controlled by
the steel corporation. and hearings are 20
be held on that branch OF tho corpora :
tion's business late IN October.
The committee has taken a recess unr
til October Is. Andrew Carnegie Is eS-
pected to be one OF the witnesses at the
iuo,1irv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
MODERN WDODME|V
FETED IN BRIGHAM
One Thousand of Ogden Camp
Enjoy a Varied Celebration
in Their Honor.
Special 10 The Trlbune.

| SpScldl 10 Inc Tribune.
! BRIGHAM CITY, Aug. 24.-Upwarcis OF
1000 Modern Woodmen OF the Ogden
camp, NO. 1890, spent yesterday in this
city the occasion being the tenth annual
outing and log rolling OF that camp. The
Officers OF the Ogden camp invited the
camps at Huntsville, Tremonton. Corinne.
Garland and Logan to join them In their
outing. and many representatives from
those cities were in attendance. Excur-
sionists began to arrive In this city
time on until S o'clock in the evening
brought two TO three trailers loaded
down with people.
The Brigham band gave an open air
concert In front OF the courthouse after
the arrival OF the first two trains AT
ESQ Q clock the Ogden camp gave drill
%as fored dtreH1 tse s9r ns,ads Whch parade
and hundreds OF iodgo members of all all
tn the snS y1sting daun camps The parade marched
Line fhH c aspoF park rbs near crdn the Oregon Short
moving to the park for the big ball game
picked nine from this city, which was
scheduled for 80. The game commenced
at p. m. and drew a crowd of about
The field sports, which were scheduled
FOR . o'clock, were postponed until after
the ball game. This feature drew a large
crowd and kept the spectators Interested
watching the various events The
grensed pig contest was pulled off before
the game. and Ephraim Dunn of Three
Mile was the winner. His prize WAS the
pig.
The local committee In charge had
provided watermelons and peaches in
abundance for the visitors
In the evening the Rev Peter A
Simpkin Of Salt Lake City delivered an
address on fraternalism from platform
built In front OF the courthouse uptown.
In the evening the days outing came
TO 0. close by grand Woodmen ball in
the Academy Of Music, attended by sew
era hundred people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
News OF lntermountain Re6iion
Hock-cHUsHER BEGINS work
''pa'lns Rock for REBUILDING Road
From Canyon 10 Huntsville.

"rssiAi 10 The Tribune.
taeyn eG31HS aug. 54,-nesina!ng tomorrow
h. WeEh,s the powerful rocis -cruencr owned
nna MInef eouEty Will 10 in position at
Ia ,,tnuaitG"l.9 Tsfort IN Ogden oa:Iyon roadv
On iha saSnta 9THtanrns sns l'sssSoHa rock for use
ifsih ine east end OF Sgdon CANYON n
usiGiy seE.Faiszlonsr Moroni skcen
ssfeiI ny aonvlo, labor gang M r. - s'te be nnt n
E9 9arSisnn Tsrn '9moFEow F1eynl ing by aSeriff
the ssg when eoIHeistsd Tho road from
"a ;a'9.pbtaln .bn sity Will be one OF tho nnest
pfana1 ahs TSs TTSSa'e, ,aaSoooEdns 70 the present
he oe!saosed af large pissea 81 We s,nnn npso Will
sparr 1s fgaeneE The neat layer viii bs the
VIII Will 81 sfouna , stone. and stu finer eravei
: io thIa,ID De used for tho level The entiro
''rshnesH Tba s OF the Fead will be eight lnchas'
OF oonvio,ss oog lHhs day, and With large force
De completed by early fall, ''0'o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Prizes for Peach Day.
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Aug. 24-The Peach
day executive committee met last night
and prepared the following list OF prizes
to be awarded to exhibitors in the fruit
displays on Peach day, September 2C
/, Best 20 cases. single layers. EI-
berta peaches-First prize. $50; second
prize $40.
2, Best cases. single layer. any
other variety free stoncs-First prize. 8,
3. Best cases. single layer, any
variety cling-FIrst prize, So; second
prize, 81.
g. Best / case. single layer, Elberta-
First prize, s1.50, second prize. so cents
8. Best / case. single layer any other
variety free stone-First prize. $3.50
second prize. 80 cents
8. Best case. single layer, any
variety cling stone-First prize. s1.50;
second prize, so cents.
7. Best 5 cases double layer. com
mercial pack. Elbertas-F1rst prize, So;
second prize. $3.50
s. Best cases. &-basket case. grapes.
Black Pearl-First prize, $3.50: second
prize, $3.50.
o. Best 5 cases. 4-basket case. grapes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
ltD CONFEDERATE
DIES AT ATCHIS0N. KAN,

sVniooN. Kan, Aug, 24.-William
I'M Ians pioneer Of Doniphan, who
HI war days was imprisoned be-
& as Iefused to join the federal
q u,so so here yesterday, aged S3
y, Ar' Symns several times was
~ out of Kansas because of his
,a southern sympathies, Once a
WAC cut to hang him.
Na.eaped, fled TO ST, Joseph, Mo-,
81 Le,e n was committed to prison for
sry.g ~ ON the union army, Later
wv s TWO years in the confederate
,etgrnlng to Kansas after the
"anlless and friendless. He owned
"a AS'es OF land at the time of his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
70 MEN KILLED WHEN
BlG BRIDGE COLLAPSES

y fnisJh NJ Or. Aug 24.-Five men
a israhd ahd hve injured late today
., sI,Iase bridge over the Cmpoua
blow ehg fell into the river. sixty
5'sam Belieu.
M Brown.
%am Gardner
iir IN, @cFarlsnd
ies,T1n isTn Accusta,
D Of ~. umber In the upper frame
! were nieln span on which the ten
working, caused the ncci-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
"Wetsu Still Fighting.

FSHAWNEF. OkIn,, Aug, zF'-UH'
bv three successive defeats,
Oklahoma anti. .prohibitionists are ready
make another fight for a wet" state.
The TN hill to be presented to the voters
at an election in December was com.
nIoted YESTERDAY and petitions are TO bo
cp;rculated piu.l at once to obtain enough
e;gners s;a TO call special local option
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
New Rates In Effect.

Speciai TO The Tr1bune.
OGDEN. Aug. 24,-By. waiving the GUS
,omery thirty days notice by the Oregon
short Line Railroad company and the
oeopie OF Idaho. the shippers OF that state
Win be able TO enjoy the revised Ireign,
Short IJna Railroad company this sea =
son. The new rate. Is on hay and Is @ 80
a ton 10 Missouri river points ana sio.oo
d,,ction Of 81 and SO per ton. respectively
10 the two territories
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
IN WORKED OUT
IN UTAH INDORSED

lLwAUKEE, Aug. 24.-"In this
~ eonservation. there is no line of
favor along the lines Of preservation
.au be more profitably pursued
stat Of the prevention of fires and
maing down OF the losses caused
em:: SAID c. A. Palmer. insurance
.,sloner Of Michigan, in address
she national convention of insur-
commissioners today on "fire pre-
y +o ino question of carelessness could
aiminatcd entirely as a cause. he
10 doubt that the prospective
%NV.ooO of property loss from fire
|pducsd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
ASKS DIVORCE DEGREE
woman sce7 sor FreeGena and Portion OF
Com!auaItp Property.
special 10 IAe THbunc.

-1oi ~ HIG frlbtlUc,
o,sS SSGDEN, EIii AHg: s4,-oathezine 4. Hellsv
B kelley; In the eoranlaiaf sbs db.ssE 5enil aa
baat taat on diTess oesasioas ho assaSiited and
oeea oeea 6n her; t. aaa that pY enc psrtie,iiar liar
Al oS.os sbe 3. . ns altackea her with q reFnlrer,
spas Snit, fgsse assaults zero camaM.,ittsdI
Nsss, t}aA and Laramie. WYe.
,t D1Is. n CO., gei1sE says they Tere married
the conrt, 70 ailo& her rsasesab Te HE aess nass
a,on Ss the eone:auait~ property. Ealms6
pc pendins SEusa tss ssaa A.aS Sl9so 20, aaoas
action: FHs Eeiieys hass 81 ons ass aesI;s eiII;sFsss
years OF age. eii''o'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Granted Divorce Decree.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug. 24.-Amelia A. Stone was
,,,owed a final and absolute decree OF d.
yoree from Lewis p, stone IN the district
yort An interIocutory decree OF divorce
TY. was y granted TO Mrs. Stone by the court eour,
January this year Mrs stone Is given
~ custody OF three minor children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Makes Auto Record.
spe cial TO The Tribune.

SpecIsI 20 IHt ITTUHre'
OGDEN Aug 2i.-By negotiating the
dis,ance between Raft River, Ida: and
ogden, 140 miles, I'm 1--WE hours and fifty
mlnutes, new automobile record for
this road has been established by James
Thc machine was driven by Mr., Pear
SON over dusty mountain road leading
from the Keogh ranch In the Ratt RIVER
galley The route followed was the same
az the new railroad line now under con-
sIruction between Saline and Burley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Marriage License.

specal Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN. AUG. 24.--County CLERK samue,
Dye issued today hcense 10 'hH,iF Hu and
iSnIiv Il. Parker Of Reed City, Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
aoldfield Man Injured.

h Rtas1o; q so Aug. 24.-G. A. Griffin.
|Guldsssa tne proprietor of theater
a, SNad, New. was severely injured
nsy Zen Zen ne was caught between two
dorts ts at a street intersection In
\ roLuaso~ district, His collarbone
ht N. and he was cut and bruised
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Fire Destroys Concentrator.
Special to The Tribune

o''S''oi ~ iio
PARK CITY, Aug. 24.-The remaining
section Of the old Anchor concentrator In
empire canyon was destroyed by fire to-
night The building wac used as a sta bic
by Henry Hales. and two wagons belong
ing 70 him were destroyed.
A buggy belonging TO Elmer Marcia Mt
and one belonging to Andrew Berg were
also burned. The total loss will amount
TO about $4,000. The origin Of the fire ls
unknown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Noted Educator Dies.

SEATTLE. wash, Aug, T4.MlIhes TT4.l,aI sc. KeS
George NJ Irwin, formerly cni'e4 bouclos 3
s1nsxa died az his home here last night
nsed Ss. He was born in Dayton o'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
Young Miner Instantly Killed,

Special to The Tribune,
BINGHAM, Aug 24-Patrick w
Walsh, a miner, accidentally lost his
footing in the Highland Boy mine and
fell thirty or forty feet. He was killed
instantly. The body will be shipped to
Butte tomorrow for burial. His brother
and q sister 1.-Two In Dillingham;, Mont,
and he also has relatives In Butte He
was about 21 years OF age and unmar-
rIed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
NLWAUKEE. Wis, Aug. "a

il"AukEE. Wis, Aug. "a
noeht Button of the National In
' Commissioners association
y N very complimentary terms of
nooiIe plan of regulating fraternal
.snse' as 1t ia applied in Utah. in
,.nuai address delivered yesterday.
Snee Commissioner Ekern also dis.
me Mobile plan and expressed
wy mat 1t would be more gener.
suopted as worked ont in Utnh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
NO STRIKE LIKELY,
HahNeaa Employees RaRy Rur,oss es
iRpeadins Labor Tseubls,
Special to G;,e tr-;;.

Impending labeH TseubIs.
Special to fna Tribune.
e-,t ,gtGmBN. . Apg. sE.-DasRFis tbs seEls,=
int f ass Of r sha sH al,mni59sasdsF s}FEe aFeaI
Haa railroad lines inol,;sing' ''n thsss sseFt, Of
S Sosusnl Sihcials and eIaRiaySes af the
saafaeras sfss pst,aaa ass JgasR Faalis and
1 nat no such action eatsmnSia ttsnTS say ad
> lpess are several hundred a,es emniayed
+ sso the bo,,ps ,osa. Southern PaeIke Shops: Whe
eoS e,,S h1urS ZOE snSploEE,sat have hssn sui
IosG5chmSnt 1oa5 poIeF qs he fIsz7iaasss ss Fail:
ioao system thefe Is ;as iRtsRtian eS MI
ing ing On y strike by 'ha sraaiaVees, accord:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25
ASi Aid for Children.
sFecin, to The Fribuas,

Special 10 The Fribuas.
Ssee from The Ghildren's Ald ae sosieI1 1''s al
nsdea Is being circulated amang the peeo..
A!s e ao,s, snIi city; i hapaeps frequently
,on on the hands OF the saeiety, whiah
has 90 fHR9s ia provide the neGessities
snE ths little ones other than what il
the city: Tha woman of The @ aid Ss1,us soeIef 81
are asking, that those vino haYn east-off
clothing Of any kind eonlraunieate viii
Mfs: Elisabeth Ouilep, $3.50 Monroe ave
Every day q big day at SaltaIr,
Take bath at Sa1tair todny.