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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
W. II. STANLEY and WIFE ENTERTAIN.

Military Whist Party Given in Honor Of
Lieutenant S. G. Stanley, of Ft. casweIl.
Major and Mrs. William H. Stanley
royalty entertained large number of
the younger set of the city at their
spacious home on Sanitarium Hill,
Saturday evening at cards and with a
musical program in honor OF their son,
Lieutenant Stewart Stanley. who is
here on short furlough from his post
at Ft. Oaswell, North Carolina. Military
whist was played at seven tables and q
very enjoyable couple of hours was
spent in this manner. Governor James
A. Matteson and Miss Theresa CLARK
and Major Stanley and Mrs. j. G. Stan
ley successfully defended their fort
against all comers to the extent that
they were declared the winners. Each
was presented with q beautiful prize by
the hostess.
Following the cards, daiuty lnnch.
con was served by Mrs. Stanley assisted
by her mother, Mrs. A 9. Stewart, and
Mrs. Z. w. Stanley. A musical pro
gram was next in order and se,ec, ions
were rendered by the Misses Billie and
Qneena Stewart, DR.. Williams aud the
Battle Mouhtsin Qnartette composed
Of Masrrs, + A. Cleveland, William
Protfitt, DR.. Williams and Ste wart Stan
ley
A list Of the guests is ss folluws: Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Stanley, Mir Aud Mrs.
Q. A Stewart, Mr. and Mrs William
Protfitt, Mr. and Mrs. j G Stanley, Il
Leac, Misses Qleena and Belle Stewart
Esther McElruy, of Rapid Ciy, Eliza.
beth Dudley, May Cleveland. Theresa
CLARK, Katherine Juckett, Anna and
Vesta McRoberts. Zslia Soule, and Leta
Amundson and Messrs. F. A. Cleveland
D. L. Williams, Bar keshlear, James
Altman, Luther Cleveland. Ferd Mar.
coux and W. A. Warner.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
new OFFICERS
ARE ELECTED
E. R. JUCKETT HEADS CONNER.
CIAL CLUB DURING 1914,
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
LOCAL CLUB HELD MONDAY NIGHT
GOOD LINEUP FOR YEAR.

The directors of the Hot Springs
Commercial Club met at the club
rooms In the city hall, Monday evening
for the purpose of holding the annual
election of officers and naming the
numerous committees of the Club for
the ensuing year. The meeting was
called to order hy the retiring presi.
dent. j. A. Stanley and after the
minutes of the previous meeting we're
read and approved the following of
doers were chosen: q. r. Juokett,
president, 8 Il. wilson, lst vice presi
dent, George l. Warner, 2ud vice pres
ldent, ] F. RiorJrn, secretary and J..
h. Gillespie, treasurer.
This list insluies some of the best
boosters in the o''y and IA "A president
to head the eluh, E r.. Juckett, will
make an ideal man. First Of all he is
booster for Hot Springs, and second.
ly be is honest aud fair in all his deal
ings withal fearless in his expression
OF what he thinks is right and for the
best interests Uf the city and commuu
ity.
In naming the various committed
the following men were chosen:
Irrigation: j. A. Stanley, s. e. Viii
son and DR.. F. u, Walker.
| Entertainment: j. j. March, F. NJ
Stewart, +. j. Dudley, g P. DeMoulip
Geo. l. Warner, j. f. Parks and c. A
Wilson.
Membership: Henry Marty, G. T. @
Lollich, B. j. Glattly and e. b. Adams
Advertising: w. d. Rine, @. G. Smith
P. F.. Ward, c. A. Stewart, e. r
Juckett and ]. II. Gillespie.
Public Improvement: l. E. Highley
DR.. P. T. Geyerman, NJ. E. Crewe, Re,
Joyce and d'Lemuel Ross.
Good Roads: B. ]. Glattly, DR.. e. 81
Speigleberg, ] ]. March and DR.. r. O
Matteson.
Agriculture: w. N. Hunter, j. G
Richer, @. q. Smith, L. E.. Cleveland
and Samuel Christensen.
Hall and furniture: Officers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
ANGEL OF DEATH CALLS.
Mrs S. J. Robinson, One of The Old Timers
Died Last Week In This City.

Mrs S. J. Robinson, One of The Old Timers
Died Last Week In This City.
Mrs. Emily Robinson, wife of s. ].
Robinson. died at her home in this
city Tuesday, January Goth, aged
seventy.one years She has been in
poor health for several years but has
been able to be around most of the
time. Tuesday she was taken suddenly
i'll and before medical aid arrived had
passed peacefully away. Funeral ser.
vices we're held on the 22nd from the
home on College Hill conducted by
Rev. Holler, of the First Baptist
church, and the interment made in
the Evergreen cemetery. Besides her
husband, she leaves five children to
mourn her loss, namely: Daniel, OF
Erssine, George, OF Albany, Oregon,
Mrs. Mary Bell, of Gibson, Illinois
Mr.. r. j. Robier, Of Clovis, New Mexico
and Zella, of this city,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
PIONEERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Annual Meeting Of The Black Hills Pioneer.
Held In Deadwood Last Week.

Annual Meeting OF The Black Hills Pioneers
Held In Deadwood Last Week.
The annual meeting of the Society
Of Black Hills Pioneers met in Dead.
wood Saturday and the following of.
acers were elected:
President-George V. Ayers.
Secretary-Julius Deetken.
Treasurer--Charles Zoellner.
aistorisn-Sol Star.
Poet Laureste-J. w. Mcdonald.
Marshall-Henry Brasch.
Banner Bearer, for life-George
Simmons.
The Independents reported by the
committee are: Lawrence county
Fred Sawyer; Pennington, Joe Rey..
nolds; Custer, r. B. Smith; Meade, II.
o. Anderson; Butte, L. LaCha. pelle;
Fall River. Harry Goddard. The com.
mittee also reported the following
board of directors: jacob Goldberg. j.
w. Mcdonald, F. Q. DeMouth. Otto
Gantz, P. A. Gushurst.
The following ladies were admitted
to membership: Mrs. J. W. Mcdonald.
Central; Mrs. g. o. Anderson, s.ureis;
Mrs. George V. Ayres, Deadwood; Mrs.
A. II. Oieson, Desdwood; Mrs. K. G.
Phillips, Deadwood; Mrs. Harry God
dard, Edgemont.
c B. Harris, of Gslena, was also ad
mittsd to membership.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
N. ". A. and
R. N. A. INSTALL
LOCAL LODGES HOLD JOINT In.
STALLATlON MONDAY NIGHT.
EXERCISES |. 0. 0. F. HALL
fine FEED and Big time FOLLOWING
INSTALLATION EXERCISES
LARGE CROWD ATTEND.

The local Modern Woodman j
Royal Neighbor lodges held joint in.
stallation of officers at the l. O. o. F.
Hall in lower town Monday evening.
Quite q number Of invited guests be-
sides the members of both lodges we're
present to attend the exercises and to
partake Of sumptious supper which
had been prepared by the ladies of the
Royal Neighbors.
The newly elected officers of the r.
N. A. were first to be installed. Mrs.
Emma Lassard. past Oracle, Of the
order. acted rs installing officer and
Mrs Nellie Englebert, as marshall and
the following named we're duly in
stalled: Mrs. Iuez Boyles. oracle,
Mrs. Grace Keen, vice oracle, Mrs
Anna Gross, Chancellor, Mrs. Mary
Bentley, recorder, Mrs. Mary Joyce
receiver, Mrs Mary Reeder, marshall
Miss Mary Bingham, inner sentinel
Mrs Ada Leach, outer sentinel, Mrs.
A w. Riordan, manager, DR.. w. $
Bentley, physician.
Following these services the hcerf
of the NJ. W. A. were then installed: b
B. Adams, venerable council, A. II
Massey, worthy advisor, O. A. Stewart
banker, w. r. Taylor, clerk, Lyman
Allen, escort, John Gross. watchmsn
John Mueller. sentry, r. d. Jennings
medical examiner, w. r. Morgan, man.
ager for three years.
John Mueller, being present with his
one man band, he was called upon to
favor the audience and after few
selections, played for q couple of old
fashioned square dances that were en-
joyed by both the participants ae vel
as the audience. The evening was 6
most enjoyable one thruout.
Both the Modern Woodman and
Royal Neighbor lodges of the city have
q large membership and are enjoying
q steady growth. AS entertainers they
rank up with the best Of them and
their social times are always aDticipat
ed with pleasure.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
WORLDS CHAMPIONS AT CRAWFORD
Champion Degree Team of the l. o. O. F. En-.
campment at Crawford SATURDAY..

Champion Degree Team of the l. 0. o. F. En-
campment at Crawford Saturday.
Friday evening of last week the
worlds champion Encampment degree
team of the local l. o. o. f. lodge jour
neyed to Crawford, Nebraska, at the
urgent invitation of the camp there, to
confer the degrees on number of can.
didates Saturday afternoon was spent
in arranging the needed psrphanalia in
the hall for the work that evening and
from all reports the work was done in
their usual efficient manner, q manner
that won for them their title ct the In.
ternational meeting at Winnipeg last
year.
The team arrived home Sunday morn
ing, very tired but thoroughly satisfied
with the treatment accorded them dur
ing their stay in the little Nebraska
city. They make the claim for the
Crawford people that they are among
the best entertainers in the world.
Those who made up the party to Crsw.
ford we're: John Mueller. w. r. Morgan
E. R. Phillips, John Gross, .. A. Wilson.
E. s. Parsons, Clarence Brady, Frank
Newquist, W. Rankin, r D. Hummel
T. b. DinRs, DIX Bachelor, q. X. John.
son, George Trimmer, X. L. Clark,
George Hummel, Lou EDglebert, Will.
lam Connor, j. g. Richer, l. e High.
ley, and Col Baker of Il rmoss, and
Simon Englebrecht, of Buffalo Gap.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
INS1ALLS Debating MACHINE.
Attorney L. II. Hedrick Keeping Abreast Of
The Times With Modern Invention.

Attorney l.. II. hedrick Keeping Abreast Of
The Times With Modern Invention.
States Attorney Lawrence H. He'd.
rick has established reputation for
Keeping abreast of the times both when
It comes to his law practice and in the
equipment of his Office. The latest in
novation in the way of adding to the
Office equipment is the very latest
model Of Edison diotating machine
which was installed the flrst of the
week. 1t is perhaps the only one of
its Kind in the state west of the Mis-.
so'iri and Is certainly time saver in
. busy oftice. And to make these OK.
penslve additions it goes without say.
ing that Mr.. Hedrick's office must be q
busy one
AT the present time Mr.. Hedriok has
as an assistant. Norman E. Lewis. q
graduate of the University of South
Dakota law department., who was ad.
mitted to the bar some time ago, and
who has charge of the collecting aud
insurance departments and also
handles minor law suits and acts in ths
capacity of assistant states attorney.
Miss N. Bochert Is the efficient sten
ographer and bookkeeper for the oft1o,
which makes trio In their respectiy,
lines that Is hard to beat.
While on the subject of Mr.. Redricl
as an attorney and prosecutor it nigh,
oe we'll to say that he is without duub
one OF the best states attorneys thi,
county has ever had. In numerou,
cases he has saved the county hun
drsds Of dollars in lawsuits, more es
pecially criminal cases, where he SO
cured plea OF guilty without going t,
trial where others might have brouRh
them before q jury with the added cost
OF witnesses ard long drawn ont trials
This is not said for political reasons 81
Mr. Hedrick is not candidate for an,
political office.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30


nead OF three years old and older
Inese are all fullbloods, most of them
born in captivity.
Inc sale OF the herd is being arranged
by Carson Williams, of Sioux City. and
John Sloat, OF Gettysburg, 8. D. MIR.
Sloat Is now In communication with
the Canadian government, with view
OF selling the entire herd. II purchased
bysCansds they may be sent to the re.
serves In Alberta, where the Pueblo
nerd was sent q few years ago. Fifteen
mead have been sold to the United
States government to be sent to the
wind Gave National park near Hot
Springs, 8. D.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
BIRTHDAY PARyY.
Joseph Garvey Entertained Party of Friends
at His Home Sunday Eveninr.

Joseph Garvey Entertained Party Of Friends
at His Home Sunday Evening.
Joseph Gsrvey, whose birthday rolls
around once year aud has for the past
thlrty-three years, entertained a party
of friends at his home on Minnekshts
Avenue, Sunday evening to six
O'Clock six course dinner. AZ has been
the case on former occasions OF this
nature, this event proved to be a most
enjoyable one. Following is list OF
those present: w. j. Smith, F, II,
Cavanaugh, Joseph Fishman, John
Emerly. Bert Metcslf, William Lyons,
Ed Chapman, JAS. O'Rourke, Alfred
Anderson. Ted Hummel, Jay Holden,
Jack Lessard, E mer Patterson, George
ksshmer and wife, Alex Cunningham,
OF Buffalo, Wyoming, Leo Albertson, of
Elkton, this state, Henry May, of Sioux
f'alls, William Miller. OF Lead. and Mr..
Sanderson, of Edgemont.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30

tanning hostess and all departed at the
midnight hour expressing their sincere
appreciation of her efforts. The guests
were: Misses Anne and Vests McRob.
erts, Belle Stewart. Verna Thuston.
Katherine Juckett, Elizabeth Dudley,
May Cleveland, Zelia Soule, Katherine
Malloy, Mesdames Ward Stanley and
William Stanley and Messrs. F. A. and
Luther Cleveland, D L. Williams, Stew.
art Stanley, Barr Keshlear, James Alt
man, Stanley Fellows, W. A. Warner,
Norman Lewis, Governor James A..
Msatteson, 'Jaok" Frost and Ward
Stanley,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30

mails this makes total of $377 40 or a
net profit OF Sll660.s In arriving at
these figures he has estimated every
thing high, oorr, at ST 30 per hundred
and other items in like proportion.
This ought to be demonstration enough
that beef cattle can be raised and
finished in this section and Mr. Isham
recommends that ranchers should look
into this matter instead of shipping
stockers to eastern points
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
BUFFALO HERD INCREASED.

Government Has Purchased An Additional
Fifteen Head For Wind Cave Reserve.
The famous "Scotty" Phillip herd of
buffalo, kept in 10000 aore pasture
near Fort Pierre, 8. D., has been
placed on the market by Philip Philip
and George Philip, jr., sons of and ad-
ministrstors of the estate of the late
James (Scotty) Philip. This herd of
buffalo, the largest in the United
States, now includes 70 head of year.
lings, 55 head of two-year. olds, and 275
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT
Stewart Stanley Guest of Honor at Party
Given by Miss Theresa Clark.

Stewart Stanley Guest of Honor at Party
Given by Miss Theresa Clark.
Stewart Stanley was the guest Of non.
or at card party given at the home of
Mrs. F. T. Evans, on Evans Heights, by
Miss Theresa CLARK, Wednesday even.
ing. Whist WAS played ut seven tables
from $50 until HOO 9. m. at the con.
clusion Of which prizes we're awarded to
Miss Anna McRoberts and f. A CIeve.
land for high score and Miss Etizabeth b
Dudley the consolation prize.
Mrs. Evans assisted by several OF the
young ladies then served a most de!ici.
Gus luncheon and the evening was
brought to close with s.lcr4 musical
program. Miss Clark is very enter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
VIM. BROADUS
DIED YESTERDAY
END CAME PEACEFULLY AFTER
SEVERE ILLNESS.
made A BRAVE FIGHT
DEATH FINALLY ENDS PATIENT SUI.
FERlNG OF one OF HOT SPRINGS
BEST HEARTED men.

William Brosdus, who has been i'll
for the past six months suffering from
Bright's disease, finally gave up the
struggle against unconquersble odds
and passed peacefully away at his
home on College Flat at about noon
yesterday. All his family with the OK.
ception of his youngest son, Lloyd,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30

we're ut his bedside when the end came.
He has been in q state of semicoma for
the past few days and death was OK.
pected at any moment. ,
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock from the
house conducted by Rev Tallman Of
the Presbyterian church. An obituary
will appear in next weeks issue of the
Star
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30

The Rebeccas will give dance and
unch at the l. o. O. F. hall in lower
own, Friday evening, February 18th.
Tickets $l.O0 per couple. Adv. 39tf
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30

Next Sunday being day universally
observed thruout the United States as
one on which all people are urged to
attend church, the M. e. church of this
city in harmony with the other
churches Of Hot Springs urges every
one In the city to attend some one Of
the churches. Any one you msy choose,
but 60 to come church next Sunday
for Divine worship. The Methodist
Sabbath school meets at 1000 q. M,
Rev. q. w. Prather, superintendent
Epworth League at $50 p. M, Mary
Dolliver. leader. Morning sermon will
be at 1l:00 a M, subject "Think Well
and Speak Well of the Bride" and the
evening sermon at 1880 p. NJ, subject,
SLOW Good Covenant Blesses Our
Family The choirister has arranged
special music for the day, SO i'm co OPP
Grafton with all the Hot Springs
churches which Hot Springs people
built and mein;siD, we say come. Rev.
aerbsrt l. Case. pastor. Phone
Black 81.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Miltonian Literary society held
its weekly meeting Monday evening
January 26. The officers elected last
meeting were sworn in and the follow
Ing program was rendered.
High School Times Herald.
.....:. Marry Marty and Geo. Miller
Recitation. Amos Duerson
vocal solo. lo................M .Mabie Gibson
Three News Boys Russell Berrier
Arthur Eastman, Kenneth March,
Paper on Panama Canal Ross Mcgowan
An Edl0t. ...................He Helen Bean
Talk on Perpetual Motion. n...........,
.::................. Geo McCracken
Wlll; ........... .Lottie Boneline
Readlng ....................M Mae Smith
Critics report. .Supt. Tacy
Business meeting, adjournment.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-01-30
TO BEAUTlFY WATER FRONT,
Dr.. liargens Of West Coast Ian, Starts Work
On Making Park.


Flowers, shrubbery and hedges
around the outside of the sidewalk in
front and on the side OF the hotel and
the parking Of the water lots across
the Beach Drive is the plan which DR.,
O. w. Hargens is working out to beau
tify the property surrounding tn Q
West Coast Inn and make 1t one of the
most attractive places in this city. To
do this will mean q considerable outlay
of money but Mr.. Hsrgens says the
result that will be attained will war.
rant the cost.
Between the sidewalk and the curb
there will be flower beds and along the
curbing there will be q hedge Of .
calypha mosaica. The flower. beds will
contain collus, roses, shrubs and many
other varieties of different colored
flowers. while each pillar of the porches
will be adorned with blooming vine.
The climbing vines will be jasmine,
bignonia and probably clerodendron.
Along Beach Drive opposite the hotel
will be planted 100 feet Of hedge which
will form part of the parking scheme
OF the water lots. Shrubery will be
planted on these lots and cement block
walks will be laid and flower beds Of
different designs will ornament the
stretch or sand.
10 park the water lots will mean
considerable work. Forty tons of fer.
tilizer will be used to improve the
quality of the soil. The work has
been started but it will require labor
and the services Of an expert nursery
nan for several weeks to complete the
task. The intention is to make the
hotel and the property surrounding
the hotel one of the points of interest
in this city.
The fountain of YOUTH bath house
which Is run in connection with the
hotel is now in operation and host Of
applicants are daily seeking improve.
ment to their health by the use Of the
sulphur and other baths which are sd.
mintstered under the direction Of DR..
Hargens and his assistants. The bath
house is located on the pier which is
opposite the hotel and at present
houses about twenty pstients.-St.
Petersburg (Florids) Times.
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Games Today.

Games Today.
Pittsburgh at New York
Cincinnati al Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
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n WESTERN ASSOCIATION. u
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Diplomats were shocked at the sail
ing of the Ward Line steamship
Antilla from Brooklyn with 5000 on
rounds OF ammunition for the consti-
tutionalists the other day. The yes
sci was loaded with arms bught by
the Carran2a government from The
Remington Arms company. who made
little secret about it. When time
came for the purser to go to tho
custom house in New York for his
clearance papers he went forth and
had no trouble in getting them The
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authorities at Vera Cruz on the
Ground that the clearance papers had
been falsificd in violation of Mcxi-
can law.
Such shipments from the United
States however, are said to he barred
hy an agreement which was reported
to have been made between the A B {
mdiators and the sta'c department
TO the effect that no arms would be
shipped from The United States to
Mexico during the time the me diatotrs
we're trying to effect a settlement OF
the Mexican difficulties
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolvos gravel
cures dabcica. weak aud lame bachs
rheumatism. ami all irregularities ol
The kidneys and bladder ia-holA meu
and women Regulates bladder trou-
hles in children. II not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on re-
cfipt OF $500 One small bottle is
two months treatment. and seldom
falls 10 perfect cure. Send for tes-
timonials from this and other states
Dr. T.. w. Hall. 1926 Olive Street. st
Louis, Mo. Sold by druggIsts.-Adv.
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ship cleared for Tampico, the port
now in possession Of the constiu-
tionalisis
1t was reported thai Secretary of
State Bryan made some objection to
the sailing OF the vessel, but no or
ders were received by the custom col
lector to prevent him from giving the
ship her papers.
The German vessels Ypiranza and
Bavaria, which unloaded many rounds
of ammunition for General lIicrta at
Puerto, Mexico, several days ago,
were fined heavily by the American
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. Hest Safest, Always Relisbe Buy Of your Druggist
Take NO other. (fhlckeStsrs Dlamond BSnnd
s'ills ere sold by Drsggists every where.
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Results Yesterday.
Philadelphla,,9, Chicago,
Boston, ,, St Louis, o,
Detroit, A. New York,
Cleveland, :; Washington G.
Games Today.
WASHINGTON at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at ST. Louis.
l.. II. Lohr is prepared TO do all
4, ,;rd 80 o. ,,;o;,,. 81 - ,saoo..,iI
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Games Today.

Columbus at Kansas City.
Cleveland ut Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis
louisville at st. Paul.
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WANTED--A cook. Phone $40. Mrs.
w. II. Coyle.
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WARMING

To Parents. Guardians. or loafeJs.
Notice is hereby given that Guthrie
Lodge No. 32s. A. II. T. A., will pay
$1,000 reward for the arrest and con-
viction OF any person or persons
hunting or fishing or trespassing on
the property Of any member Of this
lodge. Lincoln Allen, Pres; Frank
Weiss, Secretary.
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TO EXCHANGE .

LET'S SWAP-List your property
with me for sale or trade have
some live trades for farm land and
city property. Come in and tell me
what you have to sell or trade. may
have just what you are looking for
Will have several buyers here from
the north soon. M. Garrett, Room g.,
116 1-2 East oklahoma avenue.