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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-22

expects to practice scientific farming
and We predict that h. will get good
results for his judgement and fore.
thought.
Culbcrtson and johnson formerly
OF Muido, nut for some time past
good Boosting citizens of Wood, have
let the contract for roomny house
2lx60 feet, To be erected nj once.
This will in no sense he bunk house
such rs we too often End IN TIA" new
small town, but well equipped
hostelry equal to the hes, hotel.
NonSegren Bros. have ordered stock
for II large lumber yard, they will
carry stock OF lumber equal to the
best in the Rosebud country, quality
and price will be- right. The reputa.
ton this firm bias enjoyed in their
business in Gregory srd Colome as.
sures us OF good yard, equal Of sup.
plying all the demands Of the builder.
Martin Anderson was IN from his
ranch Saturday delivering dressed
beef to the Nelson meat market. This
particular beef, Mr.. Anderson said
would net him close to 5000. Will
some one please tell us where ON thi,
green earth 10 find II better money
making proposition than throwing
sleek grass.led Young betves onto the
block at 5000 per.
G.. w. DunckeI. who lives north Of
town on the White river was a Wood
visitor this week. Nix. Dunckcl is an
old timer in these parts having punch
ed COWS over this country for twenty
years, and he thinks that III" land
around Wood is the 6es; in the coun-
ty. He expects to put 80 acres
under irrigation on tho White river
flats for which he has blue priats pre-
pared.
Joe Meyer arrived Tuesday from
Murdo with load OF meat market
fixtures which included Il large up.to-
date cooling room for the Nelson
market. We are pleased to announce
that after the installation of their fix
lures Wood will have the b Il cquIpp-
ed meat market west of Gregory. bar
none, anr. with Happy Joe" back of
the counter, customers will be waited
on in Chicago style.
\ fine snow followed by thaw is
making siocEmou aud farmers feel
good This spring, while late and APP
parently in league with the coal deal
err. bids iair to be good one for all
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-22
NO Hoom.

BERTHE" said the hospitablo hostess
AZ a Sunday school treat. won't You
eat aomc more cookies"
~ can't. I'm FULL" sighed Bertie,
Well. Their. put some in your peck
is"
Il can't. Tho"'re full. too" was the
-are'ful answcr-You,h's Compar.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-22
And .llc Sir,Ulest.
the storm.

Population OF Crcditors--We've
.oru 10 tell you jha; We are quite
'Eq 70 max" as easy an arrange
= with you as possible
Dto--The eHsiest arrangement
~ 'abc would be all to 20
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-03-22

\ fine snow followed by thaw is
making slocEmeu aud farmers feel
good. This spring, while late and APP
parently in league with the coal deal.
er. bids iair to be good one for all
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09

Minuly patek vypukl oheh ma
farm6 Franka Caby, 3 mile sew.
cd mesta, a shofely mu DO zakladG
mastal a vse co Sc nj nalezalo a We
die s%tojici kurnlk. Manzel6 Cabo
w v tn dobu byli v m6st6 a necha
ii n6ktere vetsi ditky donna, vzav
Sc ssebou dive mensi. Najednou
Jim pc telefonu hylo sousedem SIDE
leno, ze ma jeiich farma hofi. Jeli
hned tryskem domu ale pfijeli poz
de. Je mfneni ze A letr hosik je-
iich dostal sirky do ruky a v ma
Stall tyto skrtnul N6kolik stroin
ienz staly vedle maStale hyly "a
rem znitene. Y msstali zniGeno
n6kolik postroiH a mensf nafadf,
take celkova skoda Dude pres ii.
sic dolarh. Stavby jsou pojisteny
II Geskeho ro'nickeho spolku v tom
to okresu. Frank Carda tento IT,
den zapoeal ma novgch ~stavbach
ma miste ohpe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09
KOpnut KOnem.

Jedenact rokG starry syn zdejsich
manzelG Homer Beemanovtch byl
kopnut konem sveho otce v masta-
Ii do hlavy V 1tery odpoledne TAX
Re zhstal lezeti v bezvedomf.
Hoch patrne vessel do mastale aniz
by ma kon6 promluvil a kun jenz
je jinak zvffe mirne, jej udefil.
Chef Terrence jenz tn dobu Sc
nalezal V jin6 CAST mastale uslysel
hluk a uzfel hocha v bezvedomf lie
zeti ma zemi s velkou ranou ma hla
We. Donesl jei do domu a povolan
DIR. Blizek ktery ranu sesil. Ono
zraneni je jen povrchni a lebku
hoch nema prorazenou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09

Pierre-Ioseph L. Herman, Ok
resni auditor z Fall River okresu
Sc jiz pfiznal re falsoval nejmen6
pet warrantn vlci odm6ny. a jak-
mile soudce Nc Gee bude V Hot
Springs, Herman Sc pfizna. jest
to ten auditor o n6mz jsme Sc ne
davno zminili re platil n6kolik cd
men "a vlGi kIze, Iidem S kterymi
Sc spoil a pax Sc d6lili. V Rapid
City poGne w setfovani proti vyp.
okr. auditoru, James Drysdale-ovi
pro ten samf zlozin okradani Ok
resu. Ash 50 zalob Dude podano
prot 20 osobam kter6 jsou v po-
dezfenf re Sc podileli ma "vlGim
skandalu".
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09
Kalendare ma rOk 1913.

Oznamujem obchodniknm v Ia
bore a v sousednic m6stech re liz
jsme obdrzeli vzorky nastenn5ch
kalendafi, a kapes pro rok 1918.
Kdo hodla sve zakazniky podelit
kalendafem ueini do6fe kdyz 81
nasi zasobu pres 800 vzorkn pro-
hlidne. MIzem kalendafe DAFT
mnohem lacineji nezli kterykoliv
agent a chceme to dokazati. Pro-
cez neobiednavejte kalendafe cd
agentu drive neil mas v5b6r Dude
tie vid9t.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09

Name ma prodej Gcetni knihy
vsech velikostf. Tez tisknem yes
kere psacf politely pro spolky.
Rytiny vsech znakG spolkG; jake
u. G. B. J. a c. S. p. S. jsme OBJ
starali ktere ma ohlaveni a jine We
ci vytisknem zaroveh S ostatnim
tiskem. Neni tfeba zasilati pro
ne ma vtchod. nebot je vytisknem
tax lacino jake jinde.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09

Springfield Hickgauer hyl zde
zatGen ma obzalobu re prodaval Ii
hoviny bez license.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09

0erS OQ 70.
Jan Kudrna a Josef Melichar
byli v Yankton minuly patek "a
obchodem.
j F. HoraGek a Eman Blachnik
Sc navratili re Sioux City v nedeli
ma automobile.
Pr. Matuskova zamenila sve oby
dlf "a ono drive patfici stare Klou
Gkove S j A. Wagnerem.
Frank Bouska a jeho manzelka
z Tyndall byli zde navstevou u j.
G Bousky minuly patek.
U feky Missouri tento tyden
rostli smrze, taktez v topolovych
lesfch, a sberatele hub 81 ma Mich
%pochutnali.
V Dante pocal vychazeti casopis
pod MAVEN Dante Reporter. G..
b Welchman je vydavatel a 81. M.
A.. Hardy redaktorka.
Adam Walloch prodal svhj ele-
vator v Utica Ed Koenigovi minu
lou sobotu II novy mattel pfevzal
fizeni v pondeli.
F. NJ. Skoblfk byl zde v pondelf
nebot "a rozhovoru S p. Dillonem
ma vlaku v Tyndall byl pfivezn az
sem aG nechtel. Mattel Pibal jej
dovezl nazpet S potahem.
Zdejsf cempioni v hazeni podkov
Trunec a Jezewski byli o Gempio
nat pfipraveni Janem KosteIm a
Janem Capem proclamation nedeli,
ale now cempioni Sc minulou nede
Ii spatne drzeli a utrp6li velkou
porazku.
Jos. Rezat, j. A. Matuska, M.
B. Welt a j. A. Wagner Sc navra
till 70 Sioux City v 1terS We vel
KEN Moon automobile o 40. koh-
sk5ch silach. Stroj ten ma vsecky
move zlepseni, a mnze btt uyeden
do pohybu bez zatocenf klikou.
Pfistf ttvfteB 16. kvetna Sc bu-
de odbyvati taneGnf zabava v SIM
Michlove, pro kterou obstara hud.
bu tAborska kapela. V SIM Blaz-
ka a Hacickeho Dude hrati utik-
ska kapela. KazdS je Evan by sc
d~osta9il.
v Utica Sc pocalo ceske vyuco.
v&ni behem prazdnin. Ucitelkou
je 81. R1zena Farova a navsteva
je velka We stfedu minuly t5den
FIR. Kralicek a DIR. Curtis wall dc
Sioux City Helenu Kralickovou
kde Sc podrobi operaci.
Mayor Dollard, jenz Dude pama
tovan starsimi osadnfky, jenz pc
mnoho let bydlel We Scotland zem
rel We SVEN domove v Santa Moni
ca, Cal, 10 kvetna a jeho pozGs-
tatky budou pfivezeny do Scot
land a tam v patek tento tyden pc
hfbeny. Major Dollard byl 70
rokn star. Byl veteranem z OBJ
canske valky a pravnikem.
Vaclav Bouska, st. Sc We stfedU
tento tyden vyrovnal Sc starou
Cardovou dav il nabidku $3.50. CO
1plne vyrovnani "a poskozenf ma
tele zpusobene il kravou, k~tertzto
obnos stafena pfijmula. Jeji stav
Sc trochu zlepsil az takfka pc diva
tSdny musela byti pfenasena ne
bot ma nohy nemohla. Pfftomne
Sc nevf zdali nebude mfti pamatk.y
pc zranenf ale doufa Sc Re Sc 1pl
ne uzdravi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09
Good Thing to DO.

Good Thing to Do.
Telegraph poles are lined UP SO that
their crooks are turned In and not
seen as you look along the line. Turn
your twists away from people and
not at them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-09

Rainy ma obrazy vsech vellkq
zhotovuje j. F. HOSTEL Il zde|
Mercantile Co. Veskera prace|
kona jen "a hotove.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
RIP VAN TWINKLE COULD
 N0T WIN A TOURING CAR

have. You will be wondering why you did not begin long before IT this were hard work We were asking you to do. we might be troubled with d guilty conscience but it is not. and this Is a fact which you can easily prove yourself no matter how skeptical you may be. All the argument we can al- vance will not begin to weigh in the balance with the experience you will get in two hours work getting sub scriptions for this paper. It is not so much that we are trying to convince you of the ease with which you can secure subscriptions to The Arizona Republican We only want you to try for yourself You will find it easy enough have no fear of that
 FIRST LIST OF VOTES CAST.
 The first list showing the votes cast for the various contestants will be published Sunday January 14th. Many nominations of contestants are being received at The Republican office This is most gratifying as it proves that people of this section appreciate the value of the prizes that The Republi- can is giving away free.
 The question that is agitatlng the minds of a number of candidates who are entering the contest and who have enough energy and ambition but who are a little skeptical of success is Can | wir?" To those doubtful ones there is only one answer, a very loud and emphatic Yes
 only d few votes have been turnel in so- far. IN FACT. THE CONTEST Is JUST STARTING. and it will sSr- prise you when the first vote am nouncement k made. to ind that your name leads the rest. if you will com mence today. Just think, you can se- cure as many as 5000 votes on one sub scription. if it is for one year. Be de- cisive. ACT, and you will have the satisfaction of something accomplished. Your chances for winning a prize are equally are good as any ones Read the page ad in this issue.
 GET A BOOK.
 Ballot books are issued to ColtcS- tants as soon as they enter. These books contain the official forms nee essary to receipt subscribers including vote ballot and receipt to contestant. The book is designed to facilitate the voting and to make it convenient for the contestants to keep a complete rec ord of the votes which they turn in.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
You Can Help.

The management of this paper is doing its level best to make of The Republican an ideal newspaper. IL may not succeed exactly. because no man has ever yet attained the ideal in any line of endeavor; but one thing is certain. it is going to give the peo- pie of Arizona the best paper that experience. hard work. and pretty thorough Knowledge Of the newspaper publishing business can produce. But here is one thing. The manage ment doesn't profess to know # all. There are plenty of newspaper read CTS. men and women who never saw the inside of a newspaper office and who know nothing about the technical workings of a publishing plant who have very definite ideas as to what constitutes good newspaper. If you know of some way in which you think the paper can be bettered. write to the editor. Your suggestions will be received gladly. and if available they will be put into operation. If they are not followed you will know it is because they are not practicable and not because they are not appre- your ideas, anyway.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06

Senator La Toilette is denouncing the Payne-Aldrich tariff law as the most iniquitous measure ever born in the brain of man. But let's see. Wasn't Mir. La Toilette d member of the house ways and means committee that drafted the Mckinley tariff law? Didn't he help write that law? Didn't he speak for it and vote for it" And wasn't the Mckinley law, in all es- sential particulars. the same as the Payne -Aldrich law? And if the principle embodied in those laws was d good principle in 1890, isn't it an equally good principle in 1912? What is the source of the great light which has suddenly come to the gentleman from Wisconsin?
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06

manding figure remains. That is the venerable Admiral Dewey, the great est American sea fighter since the civil war
 But while in the qualities that make a man @ great commander, Dewey is the superior of Evans, Schlcy, Clark, Sampson. Phillips and the others, there was not one of them better loved than bluff Bob" Evans. the commander of the Iowa and one of the men who was in at the death when Commodore Winfield Scott Schley led the American fleet to victory just outside the harbor of Santiago on the third of July. 1898
 The people liked Robley D. Evans for what he was no less than for what he did. They knew he was a man of absolute and unquestioned courage and there is nothing the American people like better. once. just after the Maine had been blown up in the harbor of Havana, Evans said: If they'll let me at those fel lows with the Iowa, there will be nothing but Spanish spoken in hell for the next six months"
 That declaration was received, figuratively, with a shout of approval by the whole country. and served to endear Evans to the public as noth- ing else could have done.
 They tell another story of Evans that may or may not have been true. But il may well have been the literal truth. it is so clearly illustrative of his character. It is said that one Sunday inc went into q fashionable Washington church to worship. He happened to enter the pew of a wealthy parishioner and little later the pew owner and his wife came in. They glared for awhile at the un- conscious Bob" and then the digni- tary took a card from his pocket, wrote something on it and. uncon- scious of the identity of the intruder, passed it to him The words on the card were: T pay $500 a year for this pew"
 Bob" read the words and in his turn scrubbed something on the card and passed it back. He had writ ten: You pay too damned much. Robley D. Evans. Rear Admiral United States Navy"
 That was Bob" Evans. the man who was always ready to fight on the side of right. the man who re- spected all honest men, but to whom mere wealth and position meant less than nothing The government did not do as much for him as it might have done; but he was more richly endowed than any government could have endowed him. for he owned the love and gratitude and admiration of his fellow countrymen.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
.L|NbURG HITS THE
 NEW BANKING PLAN
Insursent Congressman Can See No Good in Results of Monetary
 CommisIon's Work.
| [ISSOcidicd Press DiSbaichl

1 [ISSOcidicd Press DiSbaichl
 WASHINGTON. Jan. J;-The monc- tary commission plan for national reserve association. which was fur ther considered at a meeting of the commission today. evoked the state ment by Representative Lindburgh of Minnesota, a progressive. and the author of the resolution to investi gate the money trust, that under the reserve plan control of the finances of the country would not be taken from Wall street. More than half the branches as suggested in the plan,' he said, will he organized by Morgan and Rockefeller influences, and thus give them and their assO- ciates control There are no suGges- tions in the plan that any change is to be made in the reserve system"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
The Time to Take Advan- tage of The Republicans Big Offer is Now-Get in and Win the Automobile, a Cash Prize or a Trip.
HEAD THE LIST
 AT THE START
First List Showing the Votes Cast for Contest ants Will Appear in The Republican Sunday, Jan uary 14th.

Have you read the story of Rip Van Winkle?" How he slept for 20 years on tho mountain side. SD that when he finally awoke he was unablc to rccog- niZc his surroundings?
 Have you eyer stopped to ask your self whether you were a modern Rip Van Wrinkle?
 Have you been asleep ever since Jan nary 1st. when the Republican voting contest was announced? Wake up- shake yourself-look about you.
 The readers of The Arizona Repub- liCan are gradually waking up to the fact that GREAT VOTING CON TEST is being conducted by this pa per Very little is being done toward the winning of the Automobile of the otser prizes which We are giving away HOWEVER THE INTEREST WILL INCREASE as the day go by and you are advised to get into the race at once. as now is the best time to get among your friends and get them to subscribe giving you their votes. 1T you wait too long. you may find when You do decide to enter. that some one more energetic than yourself has been over the field ahea1 of you. So the moral is: Do not wait" it may be fatal. The proper way for you to do i; to get in your nomination now be fore too many candidates announce themselves Then get after the sub scriptions while the time is ripe.
 We have no fear of your interest waning when once you are entered and have discovered what a "cinch' you
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06

The Republican is a partisan paper but it is not hidebound. It places the good of Arizona above any poli- tical consideration; and for that req son it hopes the democratic Icgisla- ture will do the very best thing possi- would get no satisfaction in erecting the structure of republican success on the ruins of the states prosperity.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06

Insurgent republicans are making capital of the fact that delegates south help nominate republican can didates for the presidency. But not one Of these gentlemen has indicated what should be done to correct the alleged abuse. Is it their theory that none but known republican states should have representation in the republican national convention?
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces such articles should never Dc used except prcscrp- tlons from reputable physicians. the damage they viii do is ten fold to t1e good you possibly de rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. l. Cheney X Co. Toledo. O.. contains no mcr- cury. and Is taken internally. acting directly upon She blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure bc sure you get the genuine. IL is taken internally and made Toledo, Ohio. by r. !. Cheney N Co. Testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists Price. 75c. per bottle
 Tafe Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
RobIey Q. Evans.

Yesterdady all that was mortal of Rear Admiral Evans. Fighting Bob,
 as the people of this country loved to Arlington cemetery. where sleep so many of the nations brave defenders. Of the men who won name and fame on the sea in the Spanish American war. although that war is but short distance in the past but one com
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
TELEPHONES:
The Sundry Civil Bill.


 Ordinarily, the Congressional Rec ord isn't of much use to anybody. The reading of its pages serves to expand the thorax of the congress- vision. sticks in d liberal supply Of such words as applause" laugh ter" wild cheering" prolonged ap- plause." ct cctera. and then mails a few thousand copies of that particu- lar number 10 his constituents-thc mailing being done under a govern ment frank, of course. But for the most part the publication of the Record is a dead waste, because not one man in thousand ever reads it.
 Still. there are times when the Record contains some pretty good matter; and one of these times is coming. It will be here when the committee on appropriations reports the sundry civil bill.
 Among other items this bill car ries an appropriation of S25,0oO for the presidents travelling expenses The democrats have been regarding this item with holy horror ever since the elections of d year ago. when they carried the lower house; and now they say it has to go.
 Probably the item will have to go, but if history repeats itself. and there is every reason to believe it will. there will be lot of fun in the going.
 That same question came up in the Sixtieth congress. when Jim Tawney was the republican chairman of the appropriations committee. Then the democrats had the same scheme. President Taft had just finished his first long trip west and the democrats were ready with all sorts of denunciation of presidential junkets that were taken at tha eX- pense of the downtrodden taxpayers. It was a good plan and it would have worked well except for one thing
 Tawney got wind of what the democrats proposed doing; and he sent to Fred Carpenter. then Mir. Taft's private secretary, and secured q list of all the democratic congress- men who, at any stage of the trip, had accepted the presidents hospi- taIity and had ridden with him i'm his private car. That list was al long and imposing one.
 Sure enough, when the sundry civil bill was reported. the democrats went after it hammer and tongs. And then MT James Tawney ros- to his feet. drew several sheets of type written matter from his pocket. and proceeded to read the list of demo- crats who had shared in the trip they were even then denouncing. To say that the reading of that list created a panic is putting it mildly. The democrats writhed and squirmed and tore their hair, but Tawney had the goods on them" and they had to take their medicine. II was a great day for the newspaper cor respondents. particularly for the cor respondents of republican papers.
 Probably this scene, with some variations. will be enacted when the bill is reported. which will be within short time Tawney isn't there any more, but the Honorable James Mann, of Illinois is. and it is q well known fact that MT. Mann can say few caustic things on occasion.
 So, look out for some fun in con gress !, when the sundry civil bill comes out of committee.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06

will bc given by the choir. under the direction of Harry Cassidy: organ. Prayer, F.. Lemaigre; Communion service in F. Field; offcrtory. Come Ye Children and Hearkcn Unto Me-" from the "Prodigal Son." Sullivan, sung by MT. Cassidy; Organ post Jude. Tn. Dubois
 TANNER CHAPEL, 4. M. E.. CHURCH.-The first Sunday in the new year will be marked by a spc- cial sermon to the aged of the city. After the sermon there will be dinner served in the dining room of the church by the ladies. This is an annual treat to the old folks. and is much enjoyed by all who attend. Cabs will convey all the infirm to and from the church. Rev. H. Franklin Bray will deliver the sermon. Sabbath school at 9:45 and the Sunday class meeting at 12:45. Allen Christian Endeavor league at G:30. Annual New Years sermon at 1880. Church on the corner of Second and Jefferson streets. Welcome for all.
 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.-Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth league at 6:i5 D. m. Preaching services at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. In the morning the subject will he. Have YouY" and at night on "The Two Classes of Dogs" Special music at each serv ice. Anthems. "The Homeland' and 'T Will Give You Rest" Tenor solo. There Is Green Hill" (Gomod, by the pastor. Rev. F. w. German. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come early and bring friends and enjoy all of these services
 LUCY PHILLIPS CHAPEL, C. M. E. CHURCH.-Corner Seventh and Jefferson streets. Sunday services: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11:30 a. m.: subject, Mans Duty to Man" Evening subject, The Last Judgment, at 7:30. The pastor wants to thank his members for the storm party Tuesday evening. with all the good edibles brought to him and his wife Strangers and friends