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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-16
Mrs. James O'Connell, of Vail, was

calling on Denison friends Monday.
Mrs. w. c. Pollock, Of Arion, visit
ed her many friends in Denison Satur-
day, and while in town she made a
pleasant call at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tranter left
the fore part of the week for Iowa City
where they will spend two weeks Wis
iting their son, Paul, who is student
at the State university.
Miss Helene Malone and Master
William Finn went down to Malvern
Friday to attend the state oratorical
contest. They are spending this week
in Council Bluffs visiting relatives.
Gail Carey was down from Boone
over Sunday visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. T. Carey He returned
Monday afternoon to resume his work
with the Northwestern Railway COM
pany.
Mrs. A. d. Becker, of Columbus,
Neb., who has been guest at the
Geo. McHenry home for the past two
weeks, will leave for her home tomOr-
row. She will be accompanied by
little George McHenry, Jr., who will
viist his grandparents, Dr.. and Mrs.
c. D. Evans.
The Bale families are rejoicing
over the safe arrival of daughter
born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bale on
Sunday morning, April 18th, and the
name of Dorothy has already been Civ.
en- the newly-bOrn daughter. Mr.. A.
C. Bale was much pleased at being
able to be at home when the happy
event occurred.
Word reached Denison short time
ago that Herbert Schwartz, son of
Mrs. H. F. Schwartz formerly of this
city, was married on March Oath to
Miss Ada Lohse at Judith, Mont. Her
bert is we'll known in Denison, hav-
ing lived here most of the time until
about six years ago, when he moved
to Montana We understand that the
young couple will make their home
at Havre, Mont.
A big traction engine has been pull
ing a string of drags over the streets
OF Denison this week, putting them
in fine condition. The heavy snow
and rain left the streets in bad coz
dition and it will be several weeks
before they are in first class condition
again. We understand that the city
council is thinking seriously of pur-
chasing a traction engine to use for
road work.
The state oratorical contest was
held at Malvern last Friday evening,
April 18th, and much to the regret OF
Denison friends, Miss Ethel Cham
berlin was not awarded a place. AL
though Miss Chamberlain delivered
her selection, "A Woman's Bright In
vention," in a most able and pleasing
manner the Judges rendered tnelr ue-
cision in favor of William Cobb, of
Upton, whose selection was "The De-
batting Society,"" and second place in
the humorous class was given to Miss
Irene Baughman, of Griswold. Miss
Chamberlin is to be congratulated on
the success with which she has met
in previous contests and while i
would have been a great honor to have
won the state contest, her many
friends in Denison are confident that
if she enters future contests she will
prove successful. Miss Chamberlin is
only sophomore in the high school
and this was her first year at work of
this kind in which she has proved her
self to be very efficient.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-16
4dditional4ocal

Mrs. Leon SerVoSs Sundayed With
relatives at Dunlap.
Robert Cochran visited friends in
Sioux City last week
Mrs. VIM. Rule, of Ute, was pleas
ant Denison caller Friday.
Mrs. P. e. c. Lally visited in Dun.
lap Sunday with her sister.
Rudolph Lochmiller visited friends
in Omaha one day last week.
Miss Anna Harthun was in Omaha
several days last week visiting friends.
Allan Sims and ROLAND Jones were
in Dow City Sunday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Menagh and
son, of Omaha, visited in Denison Sun
day.
When in need of printing of the bet
ter sort have it done at the Review Of
flee.
Emil Pautsch was over from the
Oak last Friday visiting Denison rela-
tives.
Miss Kate Henry was in Arion Sun
day spending the day visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Mae Marshall, of Charter Oak,
was a pleasant shopper in the city
Monday.
Miss Clara Conner, who teaches
school near Manila, spent Sunday in
Denison.
Misses Ocea Norris, Rachel Lally
and Vera Menagh were Omaha visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. c. w. Payne was down from
West Side Saturday visiting friends
in the city.
G. NJ. Talcott was up from Arion
Monday transacting business at the
county capital.
Carl Richardson spent Sunday in
Denison visiting his mother, Mrs.
Geo. Richardson.
Mrs. G. E. Liscomb was up from
Dunlap Monday spending the day with
relatives in the city.
Rollo Terry was down from Boone
Saturday and Sunday visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Terry.
Leslie Gulick and Miss Grace Bam-
ford spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Nelson in Jeffer-
son.
Mrs. L. A. Poitevin and daughter,
Miss Alice, were up from Dow City
Monday calling on friends and shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tranter jour-
neyed down to Dunlap Saturday for
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams.
Miss Bland Lally, who is teaching
school near Kiron, spent Sunday in
Denison at the parental, P. E. e..
Lally, home.
Mrs. Leona McWilliams-Ferguson,
whose home is at Mason City, was
guest at the r. Knaul home several
days last week.
Editor H. H. Sturges, Of the Charter
Oak Times, was business visitor in
Denison Thursday. The Review &C
knowledges a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Mcmahon and
ing the day with Mrs. McMahon's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrett.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
SuL FER blAMES MURPHY
 FOR PLOT TO RUIN HIM

|, contract of marriage. The whole question is one that has caused T very s,vcrnDr say that il will end in his political ruin and that IL will show him I'D io I,c II man wiihuut charac-
 ter IL is nn,iuubt,sily fact thnt
 ranInany and many "f the old line ,icInucrits have come iu hate Sulz.S' with Il hate thai is irnly bitter They n"tise him of having mounted to tlur c.,v,rnor's chair un Their shouid,ts and "f having afterwards turned them down it every way possible. They say
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nuRLS PAPER
 AT ROYALTY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 BRISTOL. England. Juy 5.-While the king was driving in m open royal coach at the agricultural show here today suffragette hurled bundle nt his head and wns immediately ar- rested It was supposed for Il time that the bundle was bomb and some ex- citement enSucd but on investigatIon this bundle turned out to 'm nofhing more than q petition signed by hun. dreds of names asking for votes f,r women. The chief concern felt in connection with such acts is that they take nway from the royal dignity and tend to make roynity cheap. Tor .hia reiison the act is very severely con- demned and the rcigning family Itself is very much offended. Radicals. how ever, are very much inclined tc smile
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PRESENT
 ANOTHER DOCUMENT

tho one presented by Japan on June ! and Is u rej0Inder 10 the one from the t'nitrd States In which it was declar- r.i thnt the alien law waS not viola . tion Uf tho treaty between the two countries. Needless tO say thcre is very great amount of curiosity b"ine manifested by the people as to the and many gnesses are made but noth- ing authoritative has been given ont.
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that hr was willing enough to use them aud their methods as long as he wanted ihrm hut thnt hc has treat''' them with the most contenptible in sr.titIuh, since his ciecton In the ri
 fort in pretend responsibility. Toe G,,y,r,tnr has nu yet shown in whH, WHY iI,is hatred sicc,rd,ri In securing tn. ani m Miss Hopkins but he be- lic\.s i,. can ,iu su after an investiaa' tion. The "tlcr Sl'ie says Sulzer iS just using inc nnnn "f Murphy |" fry to wriggic out of very serious pre- ,li,u,n,nt The outcome Is i.ine awaited with tr-n,.ini,i,s interest.
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LONDON, July h.--A Scrvian dt i"- sion of 30OO men was defeated c1% and captured by thc Duigarian- near Valcssiucles in Salonika. At th' '''fn' time word cnmrs from Salonika 'nf' after hnr days lighting w''h th" Greeks at Yclklsh the Bn'r'-ihhs were defeated. The latter h''i' E snid tn have ended In c"mp'ei" rout. Turkey is now once agh'n th" .ccnc ,f n real war that may ha'c strange developments
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
Special Nugget Service

VIENNA. .Iuiy f.. Adsi,"s ff"m Belgrade arr. [" tho effect that wir has started ieiwecn the Scrvians and Bulgariuns in real shnpc now The Rdvicrs frrm the capital "f S"rvia must he taken with n grain of salt hut they state that 1000 Eulg,rians surrendered to the S.'rvian force yes terday. The armies cngag".i on ihc frontier nre small hut the Two Iittl" nations are fighting very Iirrccly. II is even said that nearly T thousand men have been killed during ihc week fin various parts af tho field "f opera tions. Considering the size of tho countries engaged this is regarded as a remarkable hss and Is duo to tho
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SENATOR SORE
 AND KICKING
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. July 4-Senat"r Hitchcock left the democratic caucus yesterday In q rage bccause the body voted down his amendments to tn" tarlfr These amendments were in favor of n graduated income tax and n tax on tobacco production. This Is the first real fight which has taken place between the democrats on the question of the tnrIff hut nothing Is expected to come from the affair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
BRYAN ACTING
 !. s. PRESIDENT
Special Nugget Service.

WASIIINt:TtI July a.--Wiliiam Jennings i;ryan k new for the tirst time acting as president of the United states During th" absence of Prcsi- dent Wilson nj Gettysburg the Sccrc- tnry of stntc has Ia.'n given full power tu flt the place of his chief anu Is actually In fact president.
 i,clgium notified the state depart mcnt today that il has accepted thr peace pact nf I;ryan and Mir. Bryan expressed tho greatest possible s'tis- faction.
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kor who guvr evidence yesterday. This ryI,ien., in meant to show n ronnce- tiun between t..,tp,s spd sutnc mem
 brrs of the senate. Ia,mnr gilvr e l.
 dcncc yesterday that he hal siS'k' Il over th.' phone tn i.oy''tt nf ti'r S''"th rru Pacific and imp"r%unt;cc th'' voices or well known mcmI"'~ "f iir'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

.uc,,,tiuns of the Grccks prcs'ni V very fine cxanpi" "f tightening "ff'n- siyc movements kMI c"istan'in" himself l,d tho Crooks in person and went into action .It tIr head "f th" sc,nnd division uf his army.
 All in, news from the scene of war shows that l,ulgaria Inns been pln"eo in thr same position in which Turkey was placed some time ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
C0V. STRONG STARTS
 FOR NOME JULY I5TH

much depends upon the connections made with the boats. It Is sate to say. however. that he will be in Nome next month.
 The convention of the grsnd camp of the Arctic Brotherhood will he held here July 8 and delegates have sifeady begun tO arrive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
Nugget Special Service.

GETTYSBiiRG. July 4.-Prcsidcnt Woo,lrow Wilson was welcomed with rebel yrlis and union cheers when he arrived today an the field "f Gettys- burg. During m address to the vet craps the president wept openly and unai,ashed and not n man present was unmovcd. MT. Wilson was elevated hy hts feelings to real eloQuence and inc speech was really beautiful. The Inst sentence of perorati0n was com. posed of thc words: Here Is Il nation God huiIded by your hands: tho day
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GENERAL IS
 EXECUTED
Special Nuepst Ssrvses

Special Nussst asrvses.
 MEXICO CITY. July 4.-Gcneraf Ambr"sio F'iguern was executed hs tcr,l:,y after his capture In th" statr of cucrrrro iic WAS "n' of the had- ing antagonists uf General Foiiz uIax during the revolution and made n name fnr himself at that lime. He wnx at one time regarded as the most formidable opponent of Diaz and for this reason the Iiurrin forces shaved him n, mercy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

t.DNDON, July t.--Tir Greeks are als., pressing the war against Bulgaria and word wns received today that tho Greek army has taken the Bulgarian stronghold of Kilkish and captured the whole garrison. Tho cnrrespon-
 dent nf the Telegraph wires thnt the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
Special Nugget Service

ctI.CMBt'S, July 6.-The most shocking occurrence in the history of automobile racing occurred here yes tcrduy while the Fourth of July race of zoo miles was heinz run on. The accident resulted in nothing less than the complete Mcheading. hefOre the eyes of hundreds sf spectators. of Harry Knight. one of the best known autom"hillsts In the country.
 For some reason on another which cannot hc tod the machine of Knights
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
cHARLEs GIBSON DIES
 IN THE HOSPITAL

Charles Gibson dted at 12:30 today ,n Holy Cross hospital of Brighta dis ease. Deceased was coiored man wh" arrived in Nome this spring on the Senator. After arriving he went to Teller hut came back about weel, ago suffering from hls illness. Ills relatives are snid to he residing in Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
.BULGARS AND SERBS
 START REAL FIGHTING

very hitter feelings which hnNc arisen bciwrcn the former allies. Accsr'iing to the ndviccs from Scryia's capitol tIc Buigarians have got th" worst "f thc fighting up to the present and there k good reason io i"li"v" this ns the Hungarian armies ar" scattered and cannot he concentrated i"'caus" of the danger of atinrk in other aiar- tcrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

Tt present and is delivering the Fourth of July address today in Sitka and performing the ceremony of .pcnin, the home of the Pioneers which uas
 been provided for by tn, a+: os tn. legislature. It Is not possible to sW st present what the exact dat; of the Governor arrival in Nome will be as
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Steamer Alaska will sail for Teller, York. Tin City, Wales, ossrins. kss- waiik, Candle and ketxbus about July ., carrying United ststss mai'' passengers and freight. For partieu. tsrs esll on U. 6. Mercantile Co.
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WANTS 4 HUSBAND.
Seattle. June l2. l91s

Seattle. June ts, 1913. Widow. middle age would like to meet gentleman Of means. object business. m trifiers,
 Address. Mrs. Nina Ia Verne. Seat tIe Wash. general delivery.
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Special Nugget Service.

0eecial Nugget SerVjes.
 ALBANY, July a.--Governor Sulzcr issued q statement today from G-ttys- burg that tlie breach of promise suii brough, against him by Miss Il"pki's is part nf plot matched by 'imrL's Murphy, of Tammany hall. |" ruin him bsrau,se he refused to rar,Enizc Tammany and its leader afi'r cl,-'ii'n la The Invernnrship. rln s,ai.un'nt also declares that on liir part m iil'' wUm,i Il is an effort |" bt','km''ii hiin and h. continues to deny ii'ni ii.rc x any foundation whatever for ,lr acc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lsssis Hunter Rye and tns Fs nssws Athsrten Bourbon whlslseya 0lstil'sd spring ieo4.too6 bevess h teNd and rsdvesd ts Q pse cent by '. .. government. by ths bsttls : sallsn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
NOME SECOND
 ALASKA CITY
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, July 4.--Thc cen- sus bureau will soon issue bulletin with detatlsd statement concerning the population of Alaska. One fact that will be included in ihis statement ulation of any city In the territory md that Nome takes second place. Many other very interesting Items win and II is claimed that the whole truth about the territory's population will he told for the first time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
BEHEAOEO BY WHEEL
 IN AUTOMOBILE RACE

Tightening speed The driver was
 thrown out and under the wheels Of the nearest car which was shooting
 like streak. The wheels passed over the neck of Knight and the speed was 50 terrific that they severed the head from the body almost as cieanly as 1t could he done with n buzz saw. Peo- pie who witnessed the awful occur
 renee turned sick and faint and many
 women had W he attended by doctors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
Special Nugget 8srvies.

OpSUSuI NW6USt OSrvs
 WASHINGTON. July 4.-VLssount chinda, Japanese ambassador to the United States. presented another not" to Secretary of State i,rynn today deal Ing with ihc q,icstion "f the California alien Iaw. I'll" text of the messiige has not yet been revealed and will probably IH. kept secret until the re- turn of President Wilson from Gettys- burg. The note k supplementary to
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
PRESIDENT SPEAKS
 AT GETTYSBURG

of our country's life has hut broaden . cd into morning"
 The Union and Confederate forces reenucted the charge of Pickett's bri- gade across the field of Gettysburg and up the slope of Cemetery ridge. The president witnessed the thrilling scene from q point of vantage with many prominent people including gov ernors and members of the nati0nht legislature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
M'lAuGhLIN AT
 LAST BEATEN
Special Nvesst ssr,.Ie~

opootal NvOgst vsr~fe0.
 WIMBI.ETOE. July 5.-The great American tennis champion went down |. defeat today before the champion of New Zealand when Wiiding bea, Maurice r. Mclaughlin. of San Fran cisco. In three straight sets. Wilding recently won the title of holder of the championship of all England.
 The games today were for the all England championship.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

Held your Fsrs for Louis Levy representing Jessph uiiman. of Nss York. Win arrive in Nome in . fsw days. W
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

AI.RttQUERQtiE. July 5-Dund"c g.i iim decision over Tommy l'xon Of kausas City at the end "f the tenth
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SEND vovR LAUNDRY

To the Psopiss' IAuaAy whore yos will receive good wsrk sEssses6 V nons but white employee. whs receive tho standard wageA
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ANOTHER SHOCK COMES
 AT LOBBY INVESTIGATION

lower house of congress. Til' l'i''Sf development nf tlm situation pr"rr !s''s s,ili ,n"rr sensational rvilcie" fr'm this time forward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

Fresh fruit and vegetables at the Royal Fruit Store. Phone Main 'zz Free Delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

knu.k"d ut Bud Anderson nere yes ter,Iay in the twelfth after severe scrap.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
surFRAoETTEs SENT
 PEN.rENTlARv
Special Nugget Service

LONDON. July 4.-Kittte Miron and Clara Elizabeth were given three months penal scrvttude today for set ting fire |" the Hurst Park racecourse stands. The authorities declare thnt any effort |" secure relea e by starva- ton methods win he prevented 'y force.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
60 TO THE MoaTH poLr

eaksry for the bsss bread end pasery. The sniy cssFss Hsuss h ssww.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05
Special Nuset Service.

Special Nu0et SorVico.
 VASiilNtsTiI July !. An'il her senaattup WAS caused during the in veatigati"u of the bobby charges t"- day when F. H Martin testified thai the rrsnlui h,n first nrrscntcd to i:av :; th- investigation mtd" was drawn "p by David i.,II;ir thc Wall street I,ro-
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HEAL KILLED
 E|CHTY-FOuR
spssiaI Nusss. Service.

opseiai Nuspst Service.
 CHICAGO. July b.--rslghty- -four people altogether have died from the heat In the stntes affected. rhr-s hundred and eighty-nve have been prostrated and are Injured In various ways.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

Fresh strawberries on every stsams for Royal Fruit ossrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

sssamship cerwin isavss for Se Michael, July 5, 1913.
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Ws prlnt anyshsas AHd svssyshtas is jss printing llas n ths NseosG
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rHe NEW xAoIG. The homo q straight whisksys.

For Nome Nsws and WsriTs nsws vst the Nugget.
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STRONG TO LAY FOUNDATION AT NOME
THREE FIGHTS DECIDED
 ON JULY FOURTH

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July <,-Ritch'c Knocked nut Rivers yesterday in th.. eleventh round by an uppertut to tho jaw. Rivers never had show from the beginning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

Theruif Lshmann, Purvsysr ts the people Of Seward.
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ss.oo per month for the Nugget
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Thoruif Lshmann. purvsyer to the people of Seward.
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GOV STRONG
 Special Nugget ossvsoA
 JUNEAU, July 4,~~Govcrnor Stroii3 will leave this city July 1S for Fair- banks and Nome for the purpose Of arranging matters connected with the building of the insane asyiums [ th"s. places. He has gone to S'tki
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-05

Eass $1 and chickens, at Presssrs harnsss shep. Phone Black ,.
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NOTICE. Rses,vsd .. Bessie Store, s'sSan sample sets mink and fox.. Win b> soid reasonable. Call now.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-03-21
The Blockade.

The blizzard last Friday filled
the cuts as full of snow as thev
were any time last winter. AS a
result there has been no train since
last Thursday. They got up to a
point a little this side of the juno
ton Saturday night but the snow
plow becoming disabled, both plow
and the train which was following
it pushed back to Mobridge. 1t is
said that the snow fences put in
last summer are SO close to the
track that.t cuts are fuller than
they would have been without
them. The big plow came UP
Tuesday and at this writing
"Wednesday noon) it is reported
that the regular train left Mobridge
on time and that the con-, after
depositing large chunk of Spear
head in his cheek. said he'd make
Isabel or bust by heck!"
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-03-21
The Telescope.

It is more than probable that The
real inventor of the telescope was
one Leonard Diggss, who died about
the year 1873. About 1903 John
Lipperhay and Zacharias Jansen
constructed telescopes Of fairly use
full qualities. The instruments made
by these men were, however, great
ly improved by the celebrated philos-
opher, Calico, who in 1910 con-
structed the telescope by the aid Of
which he made his famous discov-
cry of the moons of Jupiter, Huyg-
heus made great improvements on
the telescope about the year 1865,
and may be said to have attained
perfection.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-03-21
FIRST SPRING TERM
OF CIRCUIT COURT
new LAW HAS EMERGENCY CLAUSE AND
. BECOMES OPERATIVE AT ONCE
JURY CALLED.

+ An order has been made by
Judge Carpenter for a jury to re-
tport for the spring term of court
which convenes Tuesday, April
Ist. The list of jurors will not be
! called however until Thursday
+morning and the time previous will
be taken tip with motions, court
leases and naturalization matters.
The term is under the new law
which carried an emergency clause
!, making it operative at once, so
that the term is to be regular
one and all cases both new and
dcontinued from the term last fall,
may be taken UP and disposed Of.
There will be enough cases on
Ithe calendar to make long term
but with the usual settlements at
the last moment, continuances and
dismissals all cases actually pre-
I.sented to jury may not exceed a
lweek or ten days.
\ Following is the list of jurors
fdrawn:
Timber Lake: Alex. LaPlant,
EChas. LaPlant, S. ]. Simonson.
John Ramps, Chas. Grindel. Ben
Wohnson, VIM. Jollie, Geo. Novot-
Hly. H. J. Kindred, Guy c. Har-
|Sey, J. w. Mccarthy, H. NJ
Dahlgren, Andrew Wolfer, Geo. ].
ELippert, H. M. Walby, Howard
EH Darling, Thos. Prall, F. II.
;5fafF0id N. Dcsss a ftis
dock. A. w. Rickles, D. A. Gray,
Lee Bartholomew. Chas. Hire.
Eagle Butte: Moses Emery, A.
Schwartz, c. S. Holloway, w.
Van Brooklin, Bruce Looce. Law
son Brewer. ]. D. Ferguson, Ton
ey Kemp, Fred B. Johnson, Carl
Peterson, ]. H. Cady, w. L. Mer-
rick. J.. N. Stanard.
Isabel: R. L. Pearman, Earl
Walton, S. A. Raymond James
Crone, Joseph w. Evers, Chas.
Thiltgen. Anton kock. F. c. Mer-
tel. w. A. Parsons.
Trail City: James Blackford.
Firesteel: Harley Holdredee.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-03-21
Card of Thanks.

For myself and on behalf OF Mrs.
Mennell and my son and daughter,
| wish to thank the good people OF
Timber Lake and vicinity for the
beautiful floral tribute and their
many evidences of kindness and in
terest shown in connection with the
recent illness and death of Mrs.
Flower.
c. A. FLOWER.