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MISCELLANEOUS,
HASKELL'S PROPOSITION
FAIR TO THE DEMOCRACY

CONTINUED from Page -
fight both the other resolutions also. %
Respectfully,
c. N. HASKELL
State Of oklahoma
County Of Muskogee.
Before me The undersigned author.
ity personally ageared J. L. Wisener
and Thos J.. Smith, of Muskogee.
Oklahoma, who being first duly
sworn, say that they were present at
tie meeting referred to in the state
mcnt of G. ~ Haskell above made
when S. ~ Rutherford came TO see
Mr. Haskell ana that the facts stated
by MIR. Haskell above are true.
THOS p. SMITH.
JNO. L WISENER
Sworn 10 before me and subscri1
In my presence this the 22nd day Of
july 1912. VIM. L. MARTIN,
tSEAL) Notary Public.
My commission expires May 3, 1918
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O'Clock ia l. O. o. Il. han, corner Broad
and Harrison Visiting Cnoyaliers well
come. ". j Bainhau, Cier6.
Grand secretary's office, 7. @. o. r.. 204
South Broad in Odd Follows building
Giles w Bruce, Grand secretary.
Naomi, Rebekah Lodge, NO. s, I. O. q. r..
meets on the filt and thlG Friday
evenings of each month I'm l. .. O. r.
hall corner Broad ana Harrison. Laura
Barnhart, Secretary
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CROP CONDITIONS.
lRy Associated Press. J

Wl shington. Aug. 2,The condi-
ion Of growing cotton on July 25th
vas 1868 per cent normal according
. the United isitates agrisRltural
department The report shows Okla
homa eighty Missouri seventy FIVE.
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Iena'of Joe HoHlpsoh ol Fs9''
aliey former chairman q the Demo.
'fatlc state committee and recognized
as one OF l1e pis Democrats oi the
1aie' was y the citE Yesterday ana
l0uaE e&tcGdlhg hla aa1u3lMance
among local Democrats. lie is a cam
uldate Tor eonsressnan &c large aad
ne is large enough for the loh
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/ ifiti9E SAN Li2S-tN0-sDl water
strainerg are winners for agents,
both sexes. Daily profit Sc up
ward. Let ms prove it. Send &c
(mailng cosD Seed Filter Co.
New York.
live AGENTS are coming money
with our outat. BIC money easily
carned Write us for particulars
Showers Speciality House Box S96
Lincoln, Mob.
AGENTS write us Tor free particulars
concerning our easy selling propo-
s'tion Something new, big profits;
experience Unnecessary. Dwight NoY-
city CO.. Dwight Kas,
AGENTs-Articlos Just patented;
big demand, sell in every house;
zoe pcr cent profit Nothing like
them two samples, 25c. Manager,
3i2 LocUst St Butler pa.
AGENTS. C8nyassors Want more
long greene Doubtless you deserve
jt Here IS yoHr opportunity Send
postal fog particulars -Burton Co,
- 2. Devils Slide, Utah.
@5 70 81 daily selling New Fibre
Erooms, I0 per cent proft; ev-
o}V woman VIII buy. Begin can
vass at once sample by express,
20 cents. Wyune Broom Co, Ell
mira, ~. Y.
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CLASSIFIED
eALEaMEN AAN~ -,

-.
SlNLESMl1N~For general mercantile
lrade IN Oklahoma to sell new
proposition Of merit Vacancy Aug.
list. Attractive commission con
tract, with liberal weekly advances.
Miles T. BiXler Co, Wholesale lew
GERS, Cleveland, Ohio.
CAPABLE Salesman to cover OKLA.
homa with staple line. High com
missions $l00 90 monthly advance
and permanent position to right man.
jess II. Smith Co. Detroit. Mich.
Statesmen WANTED No expert
ence required Positions assured.
Earn good wages while learning.
hundreds OF positions now open pay
ING $1,000 to $4,000 a year Write To-
Gay for particulars and list of open
ngs. Address nearest office Dept.
90 National S2lesmens Training As.
toeiati0n. Chlcaso New York Kansas
City Seattle, New Orleans, Toronto
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to. sell lubri-,
eating oils, house and barn paints
and specialities. Good live Wire
can earn big money champion re
dning Co. Cleveland, Ohio
SIDE LIME SALESMAN can make
$500 daily selling best Popular
Priced Line Post Cards, Advertising
Novelties and Calendars biz com
missions; paid promptly; references.
haWln q Company Chicago
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TEN GOOD REASONS
FOR HOWE BUYING


Your home merchants duplicate the prices made by any
responsible anywhere goods Of equal quality in
the quantities and the basis Of delivery and
payment
You examine your purchases the home and be
assured Of satisfaction before investing your money
Your home merchants always ready and willing make
right any any defective article purchased
Your home merchants help support through direct and ind
rect taxation your schools, churches libraries and other
public institutions
Your home merchants help make good local market for
everything you have to sell, and that market than
other gives your land it's present value
Your home merchants your good friends ready
extend helping hand in time Of need
IF this community is good enough for you live in and make
your money in, It's good enough to spend it in.
The best citizens this community those who believe
and practice home patronage BE one Of the bestl
The merchants in the distant city give you nothing valuable
that the home merchants not give the former
cannot and will not do for you many things the latter do
gladly.
TO- Every dollar kept in circulation in this community helps in
property values Every dollar sent of this
munity that could well be spent here binders the wheels
of progress and helps build up oher community at
your expense.
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Brotherhood OF American Yeomen: Gu,h-
rie Homestead No, 1874, meets FIRST and
thifd Wednesday nights ot McNulty's halt
2ne Eas, Harrison avenue. Jds Mccham.
fercmani II. A. Montague. Correspondent.
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Tribe Of Ben ltur Guthrie Court Mo. 2.
Meets at McNuity's hall FIRST and third
Monday nights Of each month. Dr I. M
ONeriun, Chicf. Mrs Alta BRIGGS Scribe
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%. p. o. E.. 4e6; Fred soehl. Exalted
Ruler; Dan Williams. Secretary, phone
as, Cor Division and Cleveland. second
aud fourth Tuesdays visitors cordially
welcomed.
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AGENTS WANTED

rRnE SAMPLES -Nosplash water
stranera are winners for agents,
both sexes. Daily profit So up
ward. Let ms prove 1t. send &c
(mailing cosD Seed Filter Co.,
New York.
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pythian Sister, No, 81: second ana fourth
"Wednesday afternoons, Masonic hali
Ms Ochs, C.; olive Wadklns, NJ OF Il
and IS
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Knights of Pythias, Guthrie Lodge No. e.
every Friday night. Aiasonic nan, l. y
Smithson. G. c., Paul Williams X. OF
II. and s.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
Matters Masonic

T e members of Lennon
Lodge, A. +. & A. NJ. will hold
their annual election Tuesday,
December Sd, on which occasion
it is hoped to have reunion Of the
brethren in large force around
the festive board.
The members Of the Royal Arch
chapter expect to have Their
annual election the end Of this
month.
The members of Dakota Chap
ter Order of the Eastern Star
are elated over the prospect OF 8
visit by Mrs. Cox. Of Howard.
Grand Worthy Matron Of the S,
d. Grand Chapter, which visit is
scheduled for Friday, December
9Th. A special chapter meeting
will be called for this occasion.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
Prairie Fire Raging

About noon today, with the
wind blowing almost a hurricane,
smoke was seen rising from the
northwest of Lennon, at an es-
timated distance of about five
miles. The progress Of the fire
was seen, and in a comparatively
short time, running before the
gale, it had run the distance of
some twenty miles ending its mad
career at the railroad track not
far from Thunderhawk. AS we
go to press rumors are coming in
of numerous small and some
heavy fire losses.
H. }. Singer is reported to
haye lost his barns and the gran
airy containing 1900 bushels of
wheat. Parties who hurried out
to the fire line state that numer-
Gus small buildings were seen
ablaze.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
LENNON Perkins County, South Dakota friday November g. 10
Sampson-zaIusky

Thursday morning. at $50 Mr..
Joseph W. Zalusky. and Miss
Lulu Sampson. both of this city,
were welded quietly at 4 beauti-
ful little ceremoniellin the midst
OF near relatives and a few close
friends. Both participants in
this high function have been
residents of the city for a mum
Der of. years, and the nuptials
mark the elimination of a court.
ship true and steadfast for near
ly all that time.
At the sounds of the Lohen-
grin wedding march, with Mrs.
E. J. Morris at the piano, the
bridal pair appeared in the pres
ence of the minister, Rev. Martin
Hyink, the bride attended by
Miss Frances Colahan. the groom
by Mr.. Elmer Sheets. The bride
was beautifully gowned in white
embroidered chiffon over white
messaline, with the long bridal
veil and earring white roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Colahan
wore a gown of pink chiffon over
link meSsaIine, carrying pink
roses. Only near relatives and
a few close friends of the bridal
pair were present.
After the nuptials the party
sat down to a three conrse we'd
ding breakfast in the dinning
room beautifully decorated for
the occasion in white and pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. W. Ialusky
Immediately thereafter took their
departure on a bridal tour to
Minneapolis and Chicago, where
for a couple of weeks they will
visit with relatives. On their
return they expect TO establish
home keeping in this city. They
have the heartfelt best wishes of
a host OF friends, in which the
Herald joins.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
Jas. HI. Lennon.

The members of the Woman $
Club of Lennon were guests Of
the Twentieth Century Club Of
Hettinger last Friday afternoon.
Those who went are Mines. Nor
ris, G.. ID. Smith. Oscar {. Olsen,
Renner, Layne, Strang, Sherman
Coleman, Huntington. TlllotsOn,
Gross, and Tscharner The ladies'
were there shown a fine Turner
exhibit of art copies. and later
entertained at tea, the service
being IN charge Of the domestic
science class of the Hettlnger
high school The ladies were en-
tertained royalty and look for
ward to an opportunity to enter,
tam the ladies' Of Hettinger in
return.
The local council Of the United
| Commercial Travellers, through
its energetic entertainment com,
mittee, are making big preps
rations for the social event Of
! the season, the travelling men
ball, to be given at Armory Opera
House Thanksgiving night, Nov
28th. Invitations have been sent
out, and to be sure, those bidder
look forward to the treat in store
for them with desire.
Mrs. J. T. Layne was hostess
Monday afternoon at a bridge
party in entertainment Of twelve
ladies'. The ladies spent a de
lightful afternoon
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
John Hawley

Bake with Snow Flake or
White Rose Flour. To be had
at Green's Flour and Feed Store,
wholesale and retail. This -four
never disappoints the house
keeper.
Miss Lulu Sampson was ten
dered a shower party by her
friends Tuesday evening. as the
occasion for them To fclicitatc her
upon her approaching wedding
The affair took place at the home
Of Miss Sampson s sister, Mrs. G.
Fred Autmann. and was a most
happy social event.
Don't forget the second mum.
Der of the Lyceum course, which
takes place at Armory Opera
Friday evening, Nov. 10Th, The
attraction will be Margaret Stahl,
dramatic reader, OF whom It is
claimed that she is the greatest
woman reader upon the yceum
platform today,
Mrs. Mary Drew Wilson and
Mrs. &. A. ingalls, entertained
| Tuesday afternoon, Mines. T. c.
Sherman, of Minneapolis, Ed.
| O'Connor and Herman Tufts. of
Sacred Heart. MINI, being the
guests Of honor
While apples are cheap and the
supply and selection is large,
call at Green's Flour and Feed
store, and secure some of them.
Wholesale and retail. Several
carloads just in.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
Thanksgiving Services

The ministers of the city have
arranged for a union Thanks
giving service, to be held next
thursday morning at 1890 at
Spencer Memorial church. The
people of Lennon and vicinity
are cordially urged to join in an
uplifting service of praise and
giving of thanks.
The sermon will be preached
by Rev. H. y. Dale. Appropriate
music, with orchestral accompa-
nlment will be rendered by a
union choir.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
Weary Willie Company

Announcement is made of the
appearance at Armory Opera
House on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 27, of the Grace Burgoyne
company in the rollicking three
act farce comedy, entitled Weary
Willie Walker,
The company comes highly
recommended and the cast in
dicates merit. There is a real
plot, with Grace Burgoyne as
Mrs. Gray. and Pat Kane in the
title role The play IS ipterspers"d
freely with dashy songs, and
the public are assured Of an
evening replete with enjoyment.
The Eta Kappa Club met
Wednesday, Nov 10Th. with Mrs.
Arthur Ebert. Mrs. Joseph Mar
tens, who is about to leave fot
Seattle, was presented with 9
beautiful souvenir spoon by the
members Of the club. A delicious
lunch was served, and a very en-
ioyable time was had. The mex
meeting will be with Mrs. G. F
Aultmann.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
heltzel's Ice Ponds

j. W. Heltzel is a very busy
man these days watching his
ponds on the north side grow,
Some time ago Mr.. Heltzel con-
ceived the idea that he might just
as we'll grow his ice nearer to
town and set about systematical-
" to build plant. He bought a
six, acre tract and had a well
bored. and by good luck secured
a flow of water that is pure, soft
and of uneXcelled quality. Then
he had a space 60Xl2O feet eX-
cavated, pumping the water INTO
this reservoir. 1t took " eekS to
fill this pond, but Mr.. llcltZel
Immediately started to have all
other reservoir dug along side
the first one, this was completed
this week. and Yesterday, Mr.,
| Heltzel diverted the overflow of
the first pond into the second
the pump mean while continuing
its work night and day. The
stand of water in the first pond
is five feet, As soon as the cold
weather begins. and as soon as
! the ice reaches d thickness OF IL
inches, Mr.. Heltzel will be ready
| to fill his ice houses and those OF
others in short order. A couple
of crops from one pond alone vii
suffice for his own demand. Ih'
quality of the ice will be unap
proachab!e for cleanness ant
purity, this being his creates
object. The plant has cost hln
considerable outlay, but as tn
haulage will now be reduced to
minimum, he will in a couple o
masons have his investment bacE
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22

Welded were on Sunday after
noon last, Mr., +. Lloyd Walker.
and Miss Mabel Emmett Mltzlm-
berg. The ceremony took place
Al the home Of the brides par
ents at their farm eight miles
soutn Of town, Rev. Martin Hylnk
performing the nuptlals. Only
relatives and close friends OF the
happy young pair were present
The bridal pair left Monday noon
for Newcastle, Wyo., via Billings,
where they will spend couple
If months with the groom's $ par
ents. Many friends. and with
them The Herald, wish them the
hest bounties of marital lite.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
Attention Farmers!
$50 Milch Cows for Sale.

We have about one hundred and fifty good
mlch COWS for sale We want every farmer
that has the feed and the ambition to make
money and came furnish the security to come
in and get some of these cows
These cows cost money back east and you can not
expect buy them for nothing here there of
knockers or beefers to look at them
If you mean business Mr.. Farmer and arc willing to
pay what good COW is WORTH in and will fix you
out Any farmer with five and in five years
with reasonable build ny herd of Is 80 cattle be-
sides having the income from the Don't you think
il is worth trying II you want stay the country, get
started right The good old the farmers friend and
we willing give you lift, by selling you time
We trying to stock this country with cows and
will do part you farmers will get busy. We sell
ing these small margin, in fact ship them
back the market inside of months and make
mondy than by selling to you. These cattle be
any time at the old Comstock ranch eight miles southeast
of emmOn
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
COOPERATION
THE First :.
National Bank

will cooperate with yoa Our service to CONNER
ca lines of business will be appreciated by those
business men who require the service of thourough-
" progressive yet safe and conservative institution,
Every department is as arranged as to be OF easy
access and benefit to the patrons. Officers are al
ways glad to confer with those requesting counsel
and will be glad to meet you at any time at their desk
The First National Bank
United States Depostary
C. D. Smith Pres. Lennon, So OAK.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
MINES AND MINING STOCKS

things taken INTO consideration. The
output on the American mines should
make new hiyh rccord durins the
coming Year.
The Outlook
There Is a confident belief ln trade
circles chat the future viii Witness a
sull greater Improvement tnan that
which has already taken place With
stocks of the marketable metal at &
dangerously low point un increase lu
production viii be necessary in order
To prevent priccs from reaching "A level
that misht restrict consumption.
Durins the period of low metal prices
q number OF new avenues ot consump-
uon We're opened up and it is row
desired that the many new uses FOR
copper be made permanent by keeping
prices within reasonable limits. AT
The momcnt merchants and manufaJ-
turcrs the country over are disposed
to pursue cautious policy, but with
Me Qualification ol the political SiuE
tiou business .u general viii. it is Doe /
lcved, develop mu.h l1rser proportions I
which Will doubtless Doe reelected ln /
copper trade conditions.
A greater amount o- The metal viii he|
required for electrical purposes than
Tor years past. So Ian tGIs year a con
siderable amount of This class Of work
mas been done Now electric RAILWAYS
nave been constructed while vast
lmourt 1f reconstruction work and
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
CURB STOCKS.

J. a. Minrcar & CO. say today
Iisher prices all through the New
York list again and substantial ad-
'anccs were scored IN several issues.
fhe closing was at best prices all
through ihc list and Indications are
uIl very promising to the bulls for next
week
With the exception Of Amalgamated
,he coppers did not do very much.
Amalgamatcd sold up to a new high
level at S9ai and par is predicted for IT,.
isle Royaic was a feature on reports
hat (what is supposed to be) ule
Eearsarge lode, as looking better in
treEchins. Mohawk is due for sharp
advance and believe II should be
bought.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21

There is every reason for the belief
tlat the Ahmeok property viii show a
general average return Of not less
'hm "a pounds ot refined copper to
tho ton for thc present fiscal year. II
H3s generally expected that the in
crease u rock tonnage from the new
Shafts thc North Ahmcek, with a lean
rr rpet than the old SHAFTS. would
ma',. for 90 depreciation iu the aver
H-r rnurn from lac whole property
uuf tn. Nortn AHmcck is now i'm a
es.J. of rnes which Is even better
lhan "r-iml'y csrcatcd ami the quail
iN of IHc old shafts is not showing
amy IMlnr Off Last ycS Ahmcek's
rock showed "a met return iu refined
copper OF better than 25ia pounds to
tHc ton.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
AUCTION SALE.

NOTICE. is hereby given that by
virtue of resolution passed by the
Common Council OF the Village of Red
Jacket at a regular meeting held on
the Srd day of Sept. 1912, the said
Village will offer for sale at Public
Auction, at the premises. to the high
est bidder the following described real
estate to-wit. Lot numbered In Block
lettered F I'm the village of Red jacket
according to the recorded plat thereof
and all its right, title and interest
In and to that parcel of ground Joining
and lying Immediately east OF said
Lot 2, the same being a parcel OF
ground eighty-six (s6) feet I'm length
East and West. and ffty-eight tSD
feet In width North and South. The
entire property being known as the
old fire station. Said Lot facing on
Firth or Front st. OK said village
That said sale will be held on the SOtn
day OF September, A. ID. 1912 AZ ~
o'clock I'm the foenoon OF said day. tns'
said sale will be held open for one
four on said day for receiving BIDS on
said property. The successful or n'sn-
est bidder shall forthwith deposit WIN
the clerk of said Village certlneu
check for $500 payable to the orue'
OF the Village of Red Jacket on son'o
Bank doing business In Housh,V
County as guaranty of good % la,'
and the payment of the price ."
which said check will be returneo v
the party so depositing the same pro
vIdins the Common Council OF ss,S
village shall reject the bid OF sS''
party.
The village Of Red Jacket reserves
the right to reject any or all bias io'
said property. a
BY order OF the Common coiinc" "
the Village Of Red Jac'tet
JOHN J. ELLIS, Jr.
nv an ClSk,
NA aN -
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
MARKETS

Boston -TUr best stocks were the
sIruugos, ta1aE Standard issues
closed HuosruJ WJ strons with high
prices Tho fnal uuo outside inter
est iueteased greatly an3 sentiment
is surely gIUuE to uc very optimistic
next week There is good deal left
for O. further risc especially In rail
road stocks u surely looks as though
% real bun market was with us.-L j.
Sturgis.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
LOST.

LOST-Lady's gold watch. between
Floriia and Pine streets. Finder
please return to Warren Jewelry Co.
Fifth ST. Reward. 2f
Calumet Public hos
rital and Calumet theatcr on street
car or walks class pin with insignia
&C 7. II. ~" on face and Initials
II M. n" on back Finder return
to News Office. Reward. 23
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
BOSTON STOCKS.
NORTH BUTTE MINING COMPANY
D;v;dend No. 27

= quarterly dividend on S-o''eoo'o0.
being fifty cents pcr share on the OUT
standing stock of the companN has
been declared ont OF the surplus earn
inas. payablc october 10Th. 1912, 10 the
Stockholders Of record ~ the close of
businees on october 4th. 1912. The
transfer hooks win be CLOSED from Oe-
toher 5th 1912. to October 10Th, 1912
both inclusive.