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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31

ware Company, Jas. G. Rathbun pro-
pr:etor is of most substantial char
acter. He carries one of the largest
stocks of hardware, stoves, ranges,
builders hardware, mechanics and
farmers tools, tin, copper, enamel and
aluminium ware, guns and amuni-
tisn, table and pocket cutlery, harness,
paints, oils, brushes and hundred and
one other articles belonging to the
hardware line. He handles such well
known goods as the Majestic ranges,
RadieDt Home German heaters and
Clermont stoves, and the Blue Ribbon
hand made harness. A practicle har-
ness maker is employed and the plumb
ing and heating department is well
stocked with all goods usually carried
by all plumbing establishments and
experienced plumbers and timers are
employed. The building occupied is
25xl25 feet in size with ID foot ceiling
the whole of this space is filed with
goods Of the highest quality and sold
at prices that defy competition. Mr..
Rathbun is an oldtime merchant of
Webster, and has been in this business
since August IL, 1911. He is an ener-
getic, enterprising business man and
has built up an enviable trade.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31
{. A. JOHNSON
Leading Observation-Disclosures
Photos and Post Cards
Speciality

BY means of photography the poor.
est as we'll as the wealthiest inhabi.
dants of Webster and vicinity are
enabled to preserve the semblance of
their beloved ones who are absent
from home or who have gone Ito that
bourne whence no traveller returns"
and to adorn their walls with faithful
reproductions of the photographers
best efforts. Mr.. C.. A. Johnson is
one Of the most skilled in his profess
sion in this section of Day county. He
does all kinds of Photographic work
outdoor and indoor photos are made,
also enlarging, fine cabinets and COM
mercial work, and a speciality is made
of children's pictures. AS an Artist
he aims to excel, and to preserve
every feature of his subject. While
his work is of a superior character his
charges are always reasonable. Mr..
Johnson has spent many years of his
life in mastering his art in all its
details and the people of this locality
will find his work the equal of that
turned out in the larger cities; and at
! cost much less to you. Call and see
lin, and examine his work.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31
WEBSTER CAFE AND HOTEL
Dickinson & MCkeOwn Prop
rietOrs-Meals And Lunch,
Warm Rooms

Judging from the patronage enjoyed
by Dickinson & McKeown proprietors
of the Webster Cafe Hotel and Res
taurant We feel justified in saying that
this is one of the most attractive and
popular places of its kind in Webster.
First class meals are served here at
reasonable rates, and a quick lunch
can be had at any time. All the food
products used comply with the pure
food law, and are obtained from the
best and most reliable cources of
supply. Particular attention is taken
to please all patrons and the Webster
Cafe is fast gaining wide reputation
as a good place to eat and. secure a
good warm room. The se.through-
out has been thoroughly renovated and
and furnished with new beds, springs,
mattresses and covers, also new car
pets and steam heat is one of the late
additions to the many other attractions
to the house. Oysters in any style are
served and choice line of cigars is
carried in stock. The members of the
firm are F. c. Dickinson and w. T.
McKeown two of Webster's we'll
known young men who are furnishing
he people of this community good
Kings to eat at reasonable price.
Call and be convinced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31
THE IRWIN PHARMACY
X. l.. Irwin ProprietoI-Drues,
Medicine, Toilet PARTICLES.
At RexaII Store

This establishment known as ''Irwins
Pharmacy" is one of the neatest and
most attractive places in Webster. 1t
is prettily fitted up with the latest
style shelving. show cases ard fixtures,
and has one of the finest soda foun-
tains in this section of the state.
Since IFS inception twelve years ago it
has held the widespread confidence of
the community. All the standard
drugs and medicines and the leading
brands Of proprietary will be found
here including a full line of Rexall
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31
OUR HOME TOWN
CONTINUED from page threel

gained reputation for conducting a
quiet orderly place. Mr.. Farmer carries
fine stock Of wines, liquors, brandies,
all mineral waters, and any other bev-
erage sold in the frst.class bar rooms
OF the larger ties. Mr.. Farmer is a
wide awake business man and has many
friends. He has full line Of bottled
goods and sells the famous Golden Grain
Belt beer. He has a pleasant greeting
for all who pay his place visit; and
employs only competent bartenders.
When you are dry or want good cigar
or are in need of wines or liquors for
medical purposessgive this place a call.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31
wEBSrET WARE CO.
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges
Harness, Plumbing and
Heating

OF the varied mercantile interests
that contribute to the sum total of
trade of a city, few are of more
Importance than the general hardware
line. The trade of the Webster Hard
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-31

To the Voters of Day County:
AS you no doubt know, l am a
candidate for County Treasurer
on the Democratic ticket.
If elected, | agree to run the
office with one deputy and devote
my entire time to the duties of
the Office. In case | need extra
help to keep up the work, will
pay them out of my own salary,
and thereby save the taxpayers of
Day County all clerk hire.
Yours very truly,
F. j. A. KRAUSE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

ole llnbill bes 2ebens siran5ig
ssrones mpnatlid. Oas llnternebmen
nabm arobortise Dimenfionen an;
aIeifseifis lpuhien bic 0erpflidtun-
gen. 9lls ssrau Moufier 3ur gfniidt
fam, Dab es 10 niht mebr peiter
ainae, iiberlisb lie ibre Griinouns eiz
mem reht tldsIihen Sdidial: lie pers
Ihpano unter Mitnabme bon elmer
8iertslmiaion, nahoem lie Dorber
nod einige bebeutenbe Shenfungen
bereinbetommen bate. Mebr als fiinfz
oe1nbunbert Mitelieoer Der 5iirlorss>
seielihaft barren perseblih Der Riid-
iebr Der eblen Dame, an oeren gbrsn-
baftisteit porldufig feiner 5u afpeifeln
ipast. Die @erihte iino anoerer In-
Iift uao baben einen Stedbrief ge9en
bic sSliihtide erldiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

einen Sieoepuntt erreiht unb Die Hes
gierung mDhte niht germ ous Iniehen
perIieren. luel6es fie als 5iibrerin bes
punflapismus Bel aflen Shihten Der
gepDlterune geniebt. obgeieben bon
ben rduberiiden Snitintten, ole lie jes
oer5eit betunoet bat. 9luf Der anberen
Seite fann ibr niht bic neberlegenz
belt bes 0reibunos perbprsen iein. Sn
iolher Gerleeenbeit habeu itt ihon
anbere Resterungen befunoen, tnbem
iie ourd eine dauoiniitii Str0munJ
in ben arteg eetrieben tpuroen, Der
pie betannt, itets nit elmer fulminanz
ten Nieoerlaee geenbet fat, tpie anno
1870. Wtr glauben ieoo6, DAB Die
ruiIiide Regierlns ss por5teben ptro,
segen lire Gbnupiniiten uls 9egen ben
0reibunD gu tdmpfen, tpetl griteres
bsbeutenb ungefGbrIi6er lit. SIT Die
albaniihe 5rage Sur 3ufrteoenbett
Seiterreids abeetban, 10 glauben mir
nidt, bab Ionitige tritiihe 6ragen
porliegen, lpeIte ben 5rieoen gefdbrz
ben t0nnten, oa lpenigitens in benz Ell
nen Yuntte lleberein1timmung 5Dtz
iten ben @roBmddten beItebt, baB
teine bon iAnen Nniprud auf tiira
ti1hes 8ebiet erbeben oorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

duspdrtieen WedIeln gu berehnen,
ipas eine 9eIhrdnfung bes sipiihenz
itaatli6en 9anbelsperfebrs lei. Rieie
@nliht lit niht baltbor, ooer gum
Mtnoeiten iebr tpeit bergeholt. Dds
9lnti= =5ruit =8eieb TT nidt anf ben
Ghedpertebr onpenbbar unn Das Vers
ioneen nah elmer Gntihdoisnns lGbt
Iid reatfertieen. Der Banter, bsr
ben Shed ausbe5ablt, perliert ben Sc
brauh bes Gelpes, bis er es BON Der
8ant, peren Shed er bonprirt bat, gut
riiderlanst. Damn mub er aud i,in
DienitperIonal he3ohIen. Sb es oem
8antseihdft i'm Mueemeinen niibli1
1T, renn Der Gbedpertehr nit Ibgaben
belaitet Miro, lit cine anoere 5rus..
IS lit pds aber eins Sate, ipelte Die
ganfen allein angeht.
Sds Heiultat 1T alio, bob Die Dor
Ihldcs oes Reprdi. Yuio 0inse be-
riibren, pelhe iih ner aompeten3 Der
gunoess sReeieruns ent3ieben uno 10
pcit iplhe Gompetens nahfreisbdr 1T,
rnpirtfame Mittel pprIhldgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06
I. 6erid)t.
y. @. 6. u.

4m Sonntas Nahmittng um bier
llbr pirb Rep. Sobn 8. Nobinetts.
BON Der Gburh Of TIE Mbpent. in Der
Doung Womens Gbriftian AHoeiotiOn
cine 9lnfprahe balten.
- Disnitas Nahmittae um bier
llbr bdlt Rsp. so. u. Dnrr. -ppn Der
WetbobiItsn Hirnt auf Molnut oils.
in btf Wonne Donens gbriifian Ai.
location einsn burd itereoptiide 8il,
Der illuitrirtstl Woriras iiber bal
1bema Der Snbianer bes Norbtns.
Cine Worfsier bes Weibna@tsi,-
ites finbet in berYoune WomensG bri=
itian MGofiatiOn amM Mbtnb bes 8. De,.
ftati uno fiirl bieie @elesenbsit 1T ein
biibihts nno }nbipems msIungsrei6ts BRO
9rnnrm. 3uf4mmtnssfelIt tporben. Dil
arrangements fir ben Mbeno irer--~,
BON Jrl. W2drp GbiIlitD unb sSrau
6mitb et4enIscper Setreffsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

Die repubIitantid de purtsi
lit auf oem rebten Bege, ibre beioen
5attipnen 5uiummen3ubringen. Die
Ibiiht ltegt Dor, Elm fortIdrittlihes
Prosramm an5unebmen, aber oieparz
tetfiibrer, tpel6e Rooiepelt untsrItiiBt
babsn, an Die 2uft gu ieBen. Das
2eBtere lit nebenId6lid. Die !Suuptz
fade iino bic 9rin5tpien. Wenn bic
republitaniiae Yartsi fortitrittlia
1T, peroen ale, Die Ii6 bon i6r losse=
iast baben, neil iie tbnen riidihrittz
lid itien, gu ibr 5uriidtebren unb TO-
balo oas gei6eben lit. itebt bic gurtei
nit ppQer Matt i'm SSelDe. 9as Wihz
tisite 1T, 8ooieoelt oas WuFer ub5uz
graben, nab er oenRepubIitanern ni6t
ben 9orpurf reattiondrer Polttit ma
den tann. 0as nDtbigt our6aus
ntdt, ous RpoiepeIti6e Yrogramm
nit Saut uno 9aar unSunebmen. Sm
9eeentbeil. Gin fold ultra raoitaz
les 9rogromm rpGre taum minbsr
unitObis als Elm reattiondres pro=
gramm. Gs banbeIt 7d Bios Darum,
alien friiberen Republitanern bic gu
iiheruns gu gepGbren, DAP tie bon
Der ipieoer pereinten Yartei aqe fort
idrittli6en WtabregeIn erlangeu tDn=
nen, bic i'm 2aufe Der 3eit ii6 als n0=
tbig erpeiien. StelIung bate Die neue
purtet Euuptidhltt gegen EooiepeIts
Wfetbooen 3u ne6men. Ib6erufung
ponRi6tern unb RsDiiion gerthtliher
urtbeiIe Durh ous golt, lit unitnnig.
Sppeit gtihter elmer 0is3iplinirung
beoiirfen, mub bag auf unbere Weiie
ais our4 2lb6erufung geiteben, uno
fir Gnt19eioungen, bic unbefrieoigeno
iino, neil lie als notbpenoig emz
pfunoenc 9eieBe umitoben. liest Die
IbtIlfe in einem 8erfaFungss ssQmen=
oement, dbnlid bemjenigen, tpelhes in
unierem Stante gei6uffen tporoen lit.
Oieies Oerfiist, oab Elm 9eieB nur
untonititutioneQ Iein iol, tpenn ale
Ri6ter bis auf einen es pertperfen.
0as mag ettpas 5u pett gegangen iein.
@s eeniigt, penn cine 5tpet Grtttelz
gRaioritdt bes Ritter 8ouegiums
fir notbDenpig ertldrt tpiro, um Elm
9eies als untonititutioneu um5uitoz
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

Die 5etnDe 8eutI SLAM b ;
faben an benz tiirtiihen 5elo3ug cine
@efrieOisung senoHen. Sin 0eutI6er,
8eneral p. b. 9olB, bat bic Siirten in
militdriihen Miheni6aften unterri6z
tet unb iie iino geI6lagen porOen, pps
raus gefolgert ptrD, OaB bic Deute
iden. tpenn lie iest in einen 8rtes gez
rutben ioQtsn, bas gleihs ShidIal pie
ibre S6iiler tbeilen piroen. IS
iheint aber feline Reigung porbanoen,
6teien 8eriuh gu MAIDEN unb Dds lit
icbr tlug gebanbelt. Wlan piirDe iebr
balo bic Gntoeduns MAIDEN, bab Die
oeutihe 4rmee onoers organiiirt lit,
aIs Die tiirtiide. Sm lebrt9en lit gu
bemerten, oaB ole lebrtiinite Dergez
bens iinp, nenn oem Sdiiler bic mo-
t9lgen Qnlugen feblen. Oas 9runoz
prin5ip oes beutIhsn Spitems lit
ilrensite Sronung uno Dis5iplin.
9ds iino gigeniaaften, Die ben 5iir=
ten fremo limb, iibrigens aud anberen
Nationsn, pis ben Jran5oien uno
Ruiien, oeren miIitdrii9e 9erbGltniiIe
lnebr on bic Siirtei, als an 0eutid=
lGnD srinnern. Cine 5reube iebod lit
fdon perfiogen. Gs bieB aud, oaB
bic Greu5otz9ei6iige, nit tpel6en Die
5ran5oien uno Rui1en aus9eriiite.
iino, iid ipeit iiberlegen ben arupps
Geidisen gsaeist bdttsn, pelde
DeutlGlunos artiqeriitii6e 2lusriiz
flung btIoen. Die Sbatia9en baben
uber bag @egentbeil ertpieIen. Die
greuSotz9eidiiBs boben iib nur bort
betDGbrt, no Die 5iirten nit alten
gGusrn Idoiien. $50 bic Grsu5ots
urb bic Grupps auf einanber eeris-
lGen, lit ous ben Griteren febr ihle9t
bttommen. 1batIa6e Derblsibt jsDoh,
oGb bic Siirtsn iid beoeuteno ihIed=
ter geihlagen baben, uls man eriparz
tet bat. Mlssmsin ains bic anIi6I
oabin. bab lie bic 2laiirten in Die
pfanns bauen gpiiroen. Wlan pubte
eben niht, Die ihdnDlih bic 1iirten
tfre militdriide Riiitune psrna9ldiz
iiet batten. Wurum bas gei9eben lit,
ldBt iih isood ertlGrsn. Die 5iirten
hoben iih auf ibre Diplomatic perz
laHen. Sic rehneten auf bic gifer=
iuht Der aaiirten Wd4te, bic fi9 uber
bic 0ertbeilung Der 8.ute niht Mir
ben einisen t0nnen unb nod mebr auf
Die giferiu4t Der europGii9en Wedhte,
Die ia bislang AUDI bic 9luftbeiluns
bsr 5artei perhinoert bate. Dnb bies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06
9as Saus bat bic Sin pdIiirt

0as 6aus bot Die Sin puIlirt,
frel6e bic 9ertebrsz8pmmiITon an
speiIt, ben p6pitiden 8ertb Der Bah
zen abi6Gben gu laIen. RooIepelt
hat Ieiner 3eit oieIen plan betdmpft.
Gr legte bar, cine lolhe Ibi6dBung
Apsrpe srgeben, oab oas Gi9entbum Der
9abnen einsu iebr groBeu Wertb be
iibt uno penn man oteien Der On
isBune pon 5raht= uno 5abrraten 3u
8runoe lsee. 10 piirbe Die 5oIge ietn,
paB oieie erbDbt iperoen nliiBten. ga
sSouette uno 9lnoere beitretten 0as.
Sic ioeen, ouB. nah Dem tpahren
gRertbe bss Gieentbums bemeTen, bic
@iienbabnen 81 piel fir 5ra6ten uno
5ahrten foroern. RopieDeIt itiiBt feline
Mnii6t auf Die inmenien Summen,
!peIbe Die gabnbpfs= =Qnlagen in groz
ben St1bten toiten. Gieier unbeitrsit=
barren Ebatla6e piro ent9egengebal=
ten, oaB Die 2lttienperpdfieruno tpeit
iiber oieie Summen btnausgebt, benz
nod Oas 8olt iih beIfer iteben lpuroe,
penn Gle Raten mad Dem phpltihen
Wertbe Der Sahnen bemeiien lperosn.
Die bemptratti DE 9reiTe
iprt6t in bDbntI6er WeiIe bon Der
Dollar Diplomatic, lpel6e bic beioen
!eBtsn republttnniiden 9lominiitratioz
nen befolat baben. Was man als
Dollar Diplomatic be3ei6net, lit Das
8emiibsn, ben 5rteosn in ben iiioame=
rttanii6en 2dnoern gu tpa6ren unb bic
5anoeIsz SntereTen Der Ser. Staaten
auf oiplomatti6em Wese na6 &rGften
3u fOroern. Sas lit eiue Po!tttt, ipie
iie iegt alIe Nationen befoIgen. Sn
europa bilbet bic Wa6runQ oss sSriez
bens in ienem Grotbeil pas9lugenmsrt,
our6 9anoelSpertrGgs bemiibt man
ii6, ben IubenbunDeI gu f0rbsrn uno
man oeri9mGbt audi ni6t, 2luftrdge
Don fremDen Regterungen fir Sc
fdiiBe, Rriegsidtffe uno, iotpeit man
linen 9arleben geIpG6rt, fir Sdisnen
unO Sptomottpen gu erlangen. uns
lit ni4t peritdnolt4, tpie ouran ettp1s
Gus5uiesen ndre. Was bic iiibamsriz
tdntl6en 2anoer ipe3ieu betrifft, 10
bat Der 9eianote Don gltcaragud in
q8ofhington femertt, er boffe, pab Die
oemotratiiae Iominiitration nn6 bern
Muiter Salts perfahren psrbe Denn
tDsnn oas ni6t geide6e, 10 ieten in
gang Gentrulz9lmeritu, Ipe3ieQ in Ni=
carasua, pieoer Repolutipnen gu erz
tparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

les Spiel einmal perlasen iperpe, mar
nift bebaht iporben. Wenn man bd-
Der ourdous eine 2ebre aus benz tiirz
tiiaen 3rtes 5ieben min. 70 tunn ss
nur pie iein, oub Elm 2nnb nur iiher
lit, penn es fi1 allt eeriiitet bdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

Der 8unoes Senat per
RanoeIt iiber ben san bes Rihters
alrabdIo, Der angetlagt lit, 8ermDz
aensportbeile, bic nit ieiner ri6terIi.
den SteQung unpereinbar finn, 3u err
Idngen periuGt 81 baben. Gin 3euge
bat ausgelagt, oaB Ri6tsr 9lrhbulo
i9m Elm gmpfeblungs szShreiben an
8eamte Der Grie 9abn geoe6en babe,
tDprin tie erIudt iperoen, oem 3euoen
aos 9ortaufsreht auf cine 8o6lenz
Babe 81 gepGbren; bag qsIaob su Ell
ner 3ett, ais por oem Sri6unu!, mel
dem Der Ri6ter anse90rt, Elm groz
5eB ge9en Die Grie ga6n itnebte.
Damn unterbreitete Der 3euqe einen
&ontratt, aus nelfem berooroina,
DAP Ri4ter 4r6balb bic SGlfte oes
Yrofits uus Dem 8ertouf Der SaIoe
erlan9en foLlte. Gommentare 6iersu
tonnen mir ni6t geben, ober Seber
tonn ith oas seintse benten. 0ot1
1T nod eine gemerfunq Iber bas Der
fabren am plaBs. go oft bic Ser
thelOtgung ginpunb erbebt, mub Der
Sen1t bariiber abftimmen, ob Der
ginpdno gelten ion ober ni6t. 9as
1T sIn iolh langspisrtgss 9srfobren,
'oaB IS abfdretenO rpirten mub flas
gen gesen Rthter Dor oas 9ribunaI
Des SenQts gu br;ngsn. Sffenbnr
!tegt cine Notbpenoigteit Dor, Die aonz
it1tution 3u dnbern, oab Der Senot DON
Dtsieh 9ei6Gften entlaitet ipiro
Der fritti4e puntt Der ssre=
Observation-Disclosures Iieut in Q([boz
ntsn. Serbien uno 9ried enlanb mol
len bteies unter iia aufr6eilen uno
Seiterrsth piro oas unter tetrer gez
olHgungen 3ugeben, bic gurtei e6enz
faas ni6t. SslbitperitGnoli6 perbeu
Oeuti4lanb unb StaIien oie Steauno
Seiterrelfs unteritiisen. 9emnuf
fana Der Jrieoe nun geidloIIen, epenz
tuea etn europGii9er Rrieg permiebsn
iperoen, iuenn bic Gntente Mdhte
fIb in ben Willen Seiterreids fiioen.
Sb Das seihsben tpirb, bdnet gdnalib
DON Rublano ab- Sopeit es GnaIauo
uno Jrantrei1 betrifft, iaeinsn lie
nah9eben 3u poIIen. grtpeift gaubz
lamb iid aber 6artnddis, 10 lit su Be-
tir4ten, baB iie iid oieiem am
1hlieben fperoen ba iie tpieoerbolf er=
Hart bdben. boB bic entente ni6t aez
fprenst iDeroeH biirfe. Msas RuBlanh
tbun tDiro. ldbt iih niht porausfaaen.
Sein bisberises ihnantenbes 0erbal=
ten 1T iebo1 su Deriteben. Die panz
ilapifhe 4sitution in Rublanb PC.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02

When you want a cool refresh
ing Ice Cream go to Healey's
Handy Kitchen
Mrs. v. A. Mackey, of Little
ton, spent the past week here
the guest of her son Frank.
w. H. Hanks, the second hand
dealer is selling off his stock in
a special sale. If you want real
bargains, call on him.
George Priest and wife, of
Gage, Okla, are here this week
on a visit to the Gahagan, Hick-
ey and Williams families.
Bring your Cream to
Trumbor & Counts and
get your cash for it. We
test every Tuesday and
Friday.
r. B. McCrumb, our typo
graphical assistant, is searching
the county this week for a bay
and a black mare, the property
of his father, Jas. McCrumb. He
has no trace of the mares as we
go to press.
William F. McCoombs of New
York, was on last Monday elected
Chairman of the National Demo-
cratic Committee. His selection
was made at the request of Gov.
Wilson, and he was empowered
to appoint a committee of not
less than nine to take charge of
the National Campaign.
We do not know what the dem
ocrats of the other part of the
county are doing, but we do
know that every democrat in the
west end of the county is sup
porting Frank Williams for sher-
if and that he will carry the
west end, not only at the prim-
aries, but at the election. Wild
Horse Times.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02
LOCALETTES.
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j. A. McCrumb unloaded a car
of ice yesterday.
The band gave another concert
Sunday night which was enjoyed
by a large crowd.
Misses Edna and Laura Schaf-
fer left Sunday morning for Dem
yer and other points on an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Edna Lockwood returned
to her home in Colorado Springs
after a visit Of two weeks with
her sister Mrs. John Longley.
There will be preaching at
Arapahoe next Sabbath morning
and evening and at Mayfield in
the afternoon, by the pastor Rev.
w. J. Mills.
H. Y. Tarwater has been Wis
iting his family in Gallatin, Mo-,
the past two weeks and looking
after his business interests there.
He is expected to return to Chey-
enne Wells next week.
Northwest of town some twen-
ty miles, the crops are very fine.
Wheat in that neighborhood will
make from twenty to forty BUSH
els to the acre. The oat crop is
reported good throughout the
county and there is every pros
pect Of a good yield of flax.
s. r. Marshall purchased the
residence of Chas. Sanders and
had it moved to his lot south of
the railroad. Two of the big
gasoline traction engines Of the
Cheyenne County Development
Co.. furnished the power to move
the building which is a three
room frame.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02

Rain! Rain! Rain!
Go down to Healey's Handy
Kitchen if you want to get a cool
drink or ice cream.
Frederick G. Bonfls, of the
Denver Post, has been sentenced
to serve 60 days in Jail and to
pay a fine Of IS, 600 for contempt
of court. Ifa life sentence could
be imposed on the whole bunch
of Denver daily newspaper own
ers and these rotten publications
be suppressed, Denver and the
State of Colorado would be
thousand times better off. Did
anyone ever see such a disgust
ing and nauseating lot of news
papers as those Denver mud
singers and traducers?
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02
Teachers Examination.

The regular Teachers Examin-
alton will be held Thursday and
Friday, August 18th and 10Th at
the school building in Cheyenne
Wells. On petition by five teach
ers, as required by law, the same
examination will be held at the
school house in Wild Horse on
the same dates.
EMMA M. TOMBSTONE
County Supt.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02
Republican Delegates.

The following delegates were
elected at the county assembly
recently held in Cheyenne Wells
to attend the conventions of the
party:
State convention-Dr. Douglas
H. L. Deleplain, ]. w. Shy, w.
E. Cain. Geo. Jennings, W. E.
Campbell.
Congressional. F. Jones. L.
M. Dawson, A. L. Hedlund, j.
M. Kennard, R. H. Bacon, John
Forker.
Judicial Il. F. Jones, F. H.
Spencer, A. E. Bowe, v. H. john
son, G. C. Turner, E. C. Wilson.
Representative-Wm. Lange,
H. c. Nelson, Judd Williams, E.
N. Metz, JOS. Robinson, C. H.
Norman.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02
w. H. Hanks


A popular place these hot days
is Healey's ice cream parlor
More water has been gong
down the Big Sandy the past two
weeks than has been seen there
in years.
The Leap Year dance given by
the young ladies last Saturday
night was largely attended, and
a good time was had.
Charley Counts and Ivan Croft
returned home Thursday morning
from an extended visit to the
wheat fields in Kansas.
VIM. C. Schultz sold a tract of
land near Alma, Kan. recently
for $24,50 Mr.. Schultz has
quite a large ranch down there.
but being offered what he con-
sidered an attractive price, sold
a part of it.
Mrs. A. M. Hill. of Platte
Canon, came in last Saturday
evening on a visit to her nephew
Chas. Hargleroad and wife. She
was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hargleroad's daughter, Sa-
rah, who has spent the past eight
weeks with Mrs. Hill.
Miss LYDIA Marshall left Tues
day night for Springfield, ILL.,,
where she will enter a training
school to study the profession Of
a nurse. She was Joined at Ellis,
Kan, by her brother and wife
who will accompany her to Kan
sas City where the party will
visit relatives a few weeks.
X. 5. Ruble. assistant general
passenger agent of the Union
Pacific, and Bruce Wiswall, the
Union Pacific photographer, were
here from Denver the first of the
week taking pictures of farm
scenes in Cheyenne county. They
were shown the country by w.
S. Moore and P. ]. Lyons, of the
Cheyenne County Development
Co., and in connection with this
enterprising company, the Union
Pacific will issue a booklet in a
short while descriptive of this
section of Colorado.