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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
2ofQl /. 8ertdt.
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- aaut beln @eridt bes itdotiihen
gauinipeftors Rerbigs ipuroen i'm
.Dfonat slusilit 1927 8auerlaubnlB.
| iteine fir 9auten i'm @efamrt'
tpcrtb BON 81, ,t29,060 eripirft itnh
bic pereinnabmten @ebiibren beIiefen
| iid, alif $254S. 95. s5rn gluguit Dorieerl
ssabres tparen 1853 9auerlaiibniB.
i6eine fir gauten I'M @ert6e bon
1904, 13O erfpirft iporben rnb Die
nereiitnabntel @ebiibren beliefen iifJ
atif $2135.60.
SRI. 2mira st.. 2ogan tpurbe ge.
| fterll bonn aHltirenoen Siberbeits.
oircftor 9urr sur Superintenbentin
berarnriferlpfIeeerinnen i'm itao.
tiifen Soipital ernunnt. SRI. 2ogan
lit bereits felt ciniger 8eit bier tbatig
getpeien iinb mar au9 ffon bon Der
Sofpitalfommiiiion angeiteut NOR.
BEN, aber tire @niteaung tpurbe BON
Der GipiIbienitfonuniiiio fir unsiiI.
tig erfIart.
- Die GibiIHenitfonrniiiion er.
tieIt geitern bds bereits in SeIen
Gpalten ertp1bnte Redtsgltnften bes
Silfs.S .StabtailipaIts Green iiber bic
Sausmeiiter Der 6ffentliden Shulen
iino beren ltnterangeiteqten. Der
SiIfs.Stnotuntpdlt bot, tDie IN bieier
SpaIten porausgefagt, entidieoen,
bnb nift MIR bic Sausnieiiter, ion.
bern audi Die BON bieien i'm Subfon.
traft beit1ftigten 2eute nnter benz
Geips ais gibilbienitangeiteute 8u BE.
traften iinb. Inter bieien unitailoen
Siirfte an cine lusaablung Der Ge.
hdlter on bic Sa,ismeiiter nift 5p
0enten iein.
gduIiuperintenbent gonoor
gab gcItern befanilt, oab Die nere
9iotbcnburg Sd)uIe an Der Sit Glif-
ton anerlue nub Wtain gtraBe, nun.
mebr ioipeit fertiggeiteIlt lit, onB lie
bei 9eginn bes fonunen6en SfpIl-
iabrs in Der tldditelt @ohe bcreits
bonn liebenten linb a9ten @rao be5o.
gen tperben fam. Die iibrigen Grade
iuerben porIGitfig In Der alten Grlten
Diitrift Sbule llntergebrabt tperoeiL
Big 6as neiie Geb1ube in alien icinen
Ginselbeiten fertig lit, tporauf banr
bic alte Grite Diitritt.SGuls Doaig
gefG9aiisu tDssSeB suisS. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

lih, bic f9onft Rriegsmontur bate
er iih tpieber ausgeIuht. Rein dui
SaiIIe searbeitster 9lusgebrod tonnte
es aufnebmen nit bisiem tabe1pfen
Jelbrod unb ben boben geIben Site.
feln, bic nod feiner Midle Sdndra
enttelIf tdite. uNatiirliHr brummte
bic Sesls bes MsTerpiitsn. ser bat's
gut, er iiBt ia an Der 0ueIls.
9lber banit fhaiite Der Serr Sam.
ntr 1Sergsant auf unb fab ieine Re.
ierDiiten; unb ct la9te 10 Dersriist,
ipie man i'm friiher eisentlih nur I'M
Gsrgeanten 3immsr batte laden fes
ben, ipenn sr nit benz Germ S9ieb.
lliiteroffiaisr borte. gr lafte; ilnb
Dann - ia ipubrbaftis. er fdiittelts
ben &opf. aber au laden bDrte er nidt
auf - ale fannte er nod nit gla-
men. .Menidsntinb, Berger, sic pa.
BEN ia fat N Doppelfinn anselest.
sic brauhen mir ia 9roBs l." llnb
ols er ben 9uber FAB, traBte tr iid
in pereniigter @er5lpeiflung binter
ben Sbren. y6ibtr, Subsr, baben Sic
Sbre alten syiibe mitsebradt2 Sir
Sic bab' ib ihon Elm paar @ieben-
sebsnitiefeI bereit seitsIlt. 9a!" ltub
Der Shpar3 binten feirie ganS ldnt
unb Der Suber felber grinite unb fog.
te. SnipofI Gerr Gerdeanf."
limb bnnn - ia, fpie iid bds eisent-
lid i'm GinseInen poasus, bas ruBts
islbit Der ReferDiit Berger Elm. 9iers
telitunbe ipGter faum nod sil fagen.
Du itanbfn bic SiI6e NIT ben Sta.
psln felbsrauer R1de unb 5pfen, ba
itanoen bic Slide NIT iiber5ugumbiill.
ten SeImen, ba Itanbsu in Ianserl
Reiben bic fdoniten neiien sslb.n
Stiefel. llnb ais man Sebn Miuuten
ipdter ipieber bic Srepps binunterpoI.
terte, bic .3iDiltluft" iibsrm 2frm,
ba mar es. nls ieien bic felbsrauen
Stapsl auf ben 1ifdsn unb bic SITE.
fslreibsn am Boben nidt nisbriser
uosr tiirser gefporbsn. Der Bat fh6n
ssbamitert1, brummts er unb ba6ts
an bic iddbist grsr3isruniform. bic
er pOr atpsi sSabten bort oben tpisbsr
singeIiefert bate. Ser Bat Id1n gs.
bariitert. Der riiitet auein N Or.
msstorps aus Der Berger aber grin.
fte. .S1af", ias.e sr unD fubr BEN
5ubsr nit Der Jauit in bi. Rippsn,
,tomm nit, tpolI'n uns nal bic Rans
tine an ieben."
aaein ouf benz Gang fling lie fdOn
Der 9err SaiebuntsrOffiaisr ab. Der
Berger! Der 9ubtr!" limb er Ia9is,
tIopfte ibnen auf bic S9ultsrn unb
blinseIte ibnen nit bsm Iinten 4use
gu. .aontine III nihtl aommt eIei1
nit in bic @spebrfammer. @ute Bid.
len follt Sbr baben; Jtintorn, ne
5aHb brett brunterbaIttn.1
Sinh bic Geitenesusbre ftpn &c.
f9liffen?" frdgte Der Berger.
Ser Serr Sdisbuntsroffisier
ihmunSsIte iiberlegen. .Iaes fer.ig,
ales fertisr inste er, .tDnnt Raiier.
s.us babeim Iaifen." limb nDtisrte ii9
bic Getpsbrnummer, bispeil bic anbe.
rem i@on bsranbrdHSten.
q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
s,prtraa iiber ben Sries.

Sim Srcita1 Gbeno I'M s llbr, ipirb
GoItor 81. geeneita III Dem groben
Observation-Disclosures Der gniilus
aird,c, 10. iinb STAGE Strabe, eiiieii
8ortrag iiter .Gie @rbc5ilng Oentid)-
Icnos oegen cine @elt bon ;Seinoen"
bdIten. ssSn jenet peItgeidi1
Sagcn ipar Haitor Stemena in Dem
SSerSen 9elttid)lanos. Isit eigenen slli'
gen ilno tief ergriffcnem &er5en
fotrltte er beobahten, ipie Giles 81
ben sSabnen elite, Inn 1Seimatb rito
Serb" su pertbeiSisetl. Ger eintritt
lit frei. Sim Shlllb ipiro einc &ollefte
fir Die &riegsnotbleioelr0en erboben.
Sseber SreliitO Der oelltiden Sdd)e 1T
herald, einaelaoeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
llnteriud,ans eiugelsit.t.

Jeueripsbr9ef 8unter beauftrasfe
seitern Die StaatssJeuermdriadle,
bic gntitebuns bes granbss, tDelder
seitern Morsen i'm Sauie Ho. 1878
State 9lpenue ansbra9, sl unteriu'
6en. Sas Saus 1T felt Montas un'
beipobnt nnb bic Jrau psrlieB. naHs
bem iie einsn Streit nit ibrsm ytanns
sebabt, am Disnitas WeOrgsn nit lb@
rem Gaden bas 5aus. Der Wtanil,
beiIen Same nidt mitsetbeilt fpiros,
blieb nod ON Sisnitas abeno in Der
leeren Mobnuns. Die GDidEnanIl'
i4aften bemsrtten Bel ibrem etntrsI1
fen einen itarten petroleumgsrn9,
ipesbalb Braubitiftuns DsrmufpsI
lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
GabtOx nab 0eHebme.

- Sral GIiie gsiesfe bon 9elIepu'
tuurbe BON bern bortigen 9amen
5ipeige BEG 9elltib-slmerifaniite
Stabtperba1bes 5ur 9eIegatin su!
Staats.4 s.4unbention in @oDington er'
nunnt.
= Sernu1n Stallion BON Giucin
natl, Der Der @erfiibrltng Der sSricoe
Sfuffer BON Canton belhnloiet lit
Ipurbe Don benz BolbeiridJter Sc &cr
uon 9apton ,titter $500 giirgiddfi
oeu @robseitmorenen iibertpieien
Serr 60. SfIabter, bon Ser
A. Mbenue in Canton, ipur5e bon lei.
ner gattiu Hrit einem SobnaeH be-
i9enft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
ssm Der &snlpasnieiammsr.

War Der 5srr aammsr Strgee'
ant ni&t eissntli9 idon INNER Die
oefpi6tiaIfe perIDnlidteit Der sail5en
aompagnieg Bon ibm bins ss ab. oO
| Der grersitrrod tasaus, tags'n ais
Salbinpaiibe nit 9ab.l ano Gabsn
perbunbeu iperben mubts. Bon ihm
biua es ab, pb bu tpegsn betner St'e'
feI Dem in ieinsn Weisunssn bistpsileu
aar ipdblsriiden Rompasnie S9u'
tier INNER nieber CUTE Morte seben
muBteit obsr nitt. Der 5err Jelo.
psbsl 1T ia Elm Supitsr, er tbront
auf ein.r 0on. unb faubte aug isi.
mem gloti3bnd bic 8libs, t:e beussn
pber erbeben. 4ber Der 5err Ram.
m.r @erseant, Der itteg bod INNER
pieb.r DON ben 5Sbsn i.insr glmtsse'
malt 5u Dir bsrab, Der bef9dftiste
fid3 asihfam menialid perf0nli4 NIT
biz, sos on beinem Waffenrod uno
purb. BON elmer furdtbdren, bon Ct.
nsr bonnernben. abr bod bur6aus
perTDnIiden gerebfamtsit, tptnn bu gu
ibm tamit unb btiue aIte Srilihhoie
gesen eine m0glidft neue ansantau.
ft6en - perIu6en fpoIlief. Guf ben
Germ aammer Sergsanten tam es
Dor Zen Singen an.
Ser Referpiii Berger, Der ni4t me-
mia itola barauf mar, bab er tnon
am eriten Wobilmahunsstoge ein5u.
ridden bate, ipubte bas ipie taum ct.
ner. limb er f9munseIte urh, aIs es
ibm sslunssn mar. feline pappf9ad-
teln nit Dollkmben In Der 5anb
qdn3 pben am redten Gliisel Der ers
fen ReIerpifsntplpnn. einen plab 5u
erpbern. Der Serr aammer ger.
aeant bate ibn friiber, in ben attiben
Rommibbrobtasen, eisentli4 INNER
gut bebanbsIt unb ibm fogar einmal
phns ipeiteres cine leiblid neue gals.
binbe nahsetporfen, als ibm bic Sei.
ne bon einem alien Wunn rfonfis5trtA
tporben mar. Der Serr BANNER.
Gergeant tpiirbe fhon iorsen, bub Der
geraer, biefer MdIefi5terl, cine btfon.
bers i4Sns Rrtrsssarnitlir betdme,
bamit e. ba brauBeu I'm Gtlbe Dor
benz syefubs nitbt isins Bette 3eit NIT
JItdIappeu uHb glabsln sa Dsrbrinsen
baben ipurbe.
etber Der Serr Rammer Gtrseunt
fam iiberbaupt niht auf ben aaiers
nenbof. Gin junser llnteroffisier.
beFtn felbsraue Montur in fuuislnd.
gelneuer syledenlofigteit gldn5te, risf
plDblid: sRe9ts uni" unb bunn
ilampfte man tpieber iiber bic altb..
iannte 5olatreppe binauf In bic b6be.
rem 0Resionsn, ipo bart inter bem
Da9e jene ShGbe bes 5errn Ram.
mer Serseanten, bic NIT golb ntht
aufgefpogen perben f1nnen, perpabrt
Iiegen. Der 6uber, Der in feiner Ne.
ferbetassn DerssHsn babsn mo@te, bab
bic balbbuntle Rammertrsppe Rier.
sebn Gtufen bat unb iii9t fiinf5 81
itoIperts unb fhluq bin, es CAB e.
Rieienballo, piiffe unb Baden ~
aber bann mar man in benz lattenpers
sitterten @orraum uiib itanb pl0Blid
Dor benz 5errn &ammer Sergeanter.
5odrotb mar fem Geiiht, unb bic
btHtsn GdipsiBperfsn biiniten bell
Inter bem MHbenrdnb, er fiiurrte urD
Ct tpetisrt. ili6t anbsrs tDts baSumaI,|
-asss e laAts o0a ba6si. linS natiir..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

bic cine In ipnFsrarmsi aolonien
DeutfhIanos 5ur 4uffinbuns Der 70
febr iperibpoIleH Mafsraoern bisnen
ion, ipdbrenb bic oubsrs ii4 5u BEN
gIeihsn 3pede ir btftimmts ipaiIsrars
me gsssupm Don Rorbdmerito begss
ben icIl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
srad, lid, bic Rippcr.

8ei ben 2lusI9adtunssarbsiten an
benz 9opple ctr. @iabutt itiirats se@
itern Der 33 Sabre alte gii4olas Belt
BON SO. 2313 Spmmes Strabe in ets
nen ausfdahtiinssgraben unb Sos
ii3 ben 8ru9 Der Rippen on Der rs4'
teh stDrperieits iotpie cine 3errsibung
bes re9ten 2unsenfIiigels gu. Belt
befinbet ii9 IN bebentli4em 3uitano
i'm itGbtii1en Spipltai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
GDstnstpn.

4 Die Gobinetnn Office fir bns
rGiurinnafier @ulfSblatt befinSrt
Iiih in bem 8ebdnbe Der Yeaples
Gapinss 8anf & Srmit &c., Z @eit
6. Gtrahe. Inseigen, Mittbeilnnsen
xnS GeifeInnaen irsenb luelher Grt
iuer6en Bis 10 l1br slbenbs baielbit
tentgtgensenpmmen. Selepbon Guutb
1854.
- Oie 9amensSiIfsseIeGI9 Der
20. Mef. Stride ipirb ii1 am Donnsrs<
taq Na9mittas i'm 9auie Der Jrau
8. Rinarb, i'm Ospou part, periamr
meln. 9tn 9amen ipiro Elm Gun.
1eon peranftaltet. Man nebms Die
Sort Mitdeu Gar Bis Stop AZ.
- Milbreb Niebaus, So9ter bes
lGtrrn Wt. Hiebaus pon Der Sotuen
sStrdbe, purbe BON einem Sunbe ans
gefduen unb erbebIi9 berlebt.
9err @eors 6. S9miot ipurbe
geitern burh %ep. S. 6. alinsenberser
in Der ct. Martus airde, Sub Gop-
:agton, nit SRI. Wamie geutteI DON
SO. 1882 @Ienn Mbenus. ebeli9 Derz
bunben.
- SIN Sale Der Gillian Stspbunp
gegen Die Gopington Monument 90.
sfiir grnennung eines &eceipers Diirbe
oas @eiub abgei4lagen. - Sm Sale
Der gppinston WtonuInent 60. sesen
4Soiepb Stepbanp purbe auf 4ntrag
lbes Wertlastsn bic .Grnsnnuns zines
Receipers, ietpeit Sobn 5. aeabb ais
Nadlabperpalter Don 80. 6. purcen
IN Betratt fommt, BEL Seite gefest
iihb Der GiuhaltsbefebI sesen Ste'
phanp aufseboben.
- Gtaats ReprGjentant 9arrp
Mepers erbielt eeitern Don ieiner Wiuts
ter, Srau 2ouiie Mspers. etne 9epe-
,fhe,; 0ab iie ibre Gurppareiie abses
iiirat babe unb fi9 auf sinem Sampfer
auf bern Mese na9 ben Ser. Staaten
befinbe.
- @runbeigentbumsiib siibertragungen:
u 81. Snnbforb an Rena Miatus, Got
an Der gOnington uno 2erington
Gurnpite. 81. - Wm. U. Smith u.
Mnb. an sSofepb Simon, Got an Der
Tabior Mbenne, 81. - U. g. Gunbs
fprb an Cora @irginia 5ilbretb. Got
on Der gopinstou unb 2egington
Eurpite, 81. - Z. s. Rruie an 9eurp
Drtmann, 2pt go. % an Der Ghur4
.StraBe, Siib Gopinston. 81.
= gbefdeine: grant s. areinef,
pa, umb Mnna Rlauiins, 81, beibe
Don gopington. - Sbab. grosiDait,
80, unb gllice 8risbp, 25, beibe bon
Gopinston. = Georg 4relsforb, q,
BON Wfibbletopn, g., unb Bertha
Gri5sel, q, BON asHtoH. 8.
SDp Waiep, bic an Der 7. unb
Weabiion Mpenue Der gecilie Jielbs
einen MeFerftid in bic Sdulter pers
febte, erhielt $50, bic Soften llno 80
1age Mrbeitsbaus. @e 5ietos err
bielt $25, bic Soften unb 30 Gage
Mrbeitsbaus.
SIN SauIe bon Clarence Gimp
ION, $50. 266 Weit SOutbern &penus,
.GiibG Gopinsion,. erplObierte elm 9ds
iofinpfen unb perurfadte einen SHa.
,ben in SDbe DON $3.50. Niemanb tpur.
be babel psrleBt.
Sanes Wilboit, So SABRE alt,
BON Der Weit @ierten Strabe tpurbe
gejtern in ieiner Mobnung pom
@1las setrDffsn unS fem 3uitanb 1T
Elm b5hit bebentlidtr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

- giirsernsifter Spiegel, arbeits-
oireftor Sosbid unb Stabtingeniellr
arug tperoen am beiitigen Tage cine
ousgeoebrtter Runbfnbrt blird bic
Staot MAIDEN uirb alle Straben beftN.
tigem, Die tpdbret6 6eS Sontnlers re-.
parirt NIB gepflaItert ipatroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
BIDDLES
'Ommsr. un0 winler Rs(ort
g6e parh {ois(, College AiG.

sfm Gnbs hsr College sin Gar ainie. grebee
GpeifsfaaI for sotbseite1t nnD flarieupartitH.
es5Sue s,eraHba lnS 0arisn epeifen Ia
carte. g1ufif unb eoIosortrdee isben eibenb,
tinf6iirtIi1 sonntass. epesiaIssonssris mdiis
NOE uub Canning absiiss. asi pari 300.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

au-bns limi&rsibuns. Y
BabsmsiItsr: Run. Mifisr Gmiih,
tpie III Sbnen bas rtiTifde Dumpfbos
bttommen2A
aQr. Smith: rQlcblI QluseeSsIHnet!
80 babe esaslrstui NIT bsr game
9Srpsrls )
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
gsreins.slnssiaen.
8. 8. 3. 4.

Die n9itaIisber Der Snrttolht eoes 27<. 9
O. q. o., Tub bierrnit ben1Hrt1;iai, ont wr.
Seruldnn EdmeHlnaer an 81, uueufl 1914 ee'
fturben lit llTb bon ben BeainteH Der eoes teuts
glpHmiiina I'M 2 iitr sn feinsr ieeteH Rube'
itdtfe asisliet pirt.
Gonrnb Rrn1er Gefretdr. II
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cIbenbnracr gserein.

Seuts mbenb iibr iinbei bic rasflmdbias
mloHaisperfdnlmlun bes q. o. i'm Yenine'
Ipinle, is. inlb Dlair Sfrabe, lfnft ane Nit
slieber perbeu erin6t ~ etfnensn.
Of Brtnfmdnu prt
Sn eufeh Cdr. It
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
4 Election News

Up to the time Of going to press
Thursday morning) election news OF
Tuesdays primary election are very
meager, there are rumors that Burke
and the entirs minority ticket have
carried the stafesby good majorities,
but when the official returns are in
the result may be entirely different.
In Mellette county bhteight out of
ten precincts have been heard from
mp to the time cf going TO press and
these show the following; vote on the
most important candidates,
United States Senator
Crawford, majority 3S
Burke, minority 66
Governor
Byrne, majority 81
Anderson, minority 81
Richards, independent n
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
j. ID. Schaffer Dead.

Chas Schaffer who has been living
on his sisters homestead southwest of
town, on Monday receivee a message
announcing the death of his aged fa-
ther, j. ID. Scbaffer, which occurred at
Manchester, Iowa last Sunday. Mr.
Schatfer filed on homestead south
west of town about six miles Ia 1912,
and last summer, was taken sick, His
daughter, Miss May Schaffer, came
out to take care of him. He grew
worse, and last fall it was decided to
take him to his old home at Manches-
ter where better care could be taken
of the old gentleman, Before leav.
ing here he relinquished his home
stead to his daughter who fled on
the land. Mr.. Schaffer was about
seventy years old and leaves two sous
and two daughters to mourn his death
His son Charles left Monday for Win
ner where be took the train to attend
the funeral which occurred at Man.
chester yesterday,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
e. s. BayIis Leaves Wood.

E. S. Baylis who has been associa
ted with the Editor in the publica-
ton of the PIONEER for the past four
teen months, this week packed his
household goods aud on Wednesday
morning left for Colorado where he
goes to look up new location for
himself and family. He will prob
ably again reenter the newspaper
field there if he finds what he is look
ing for, His family are at the pre-.
sent time visiting at their old home
at Rush Center, Kansas, and will join
him when he finds a new location
The Baylis' made many friends dur.
ing their stay here and all regret to
see them leave, but their friends here
will join us in wishing them God
speed and success, prosperity and
health wherever they may locate
For the present the Editor will at.
temptto get out the PIoNEER practI-
cally alone, bot we expect to have
some assistance in the not distant fu
ture, and while we have had many fa-
yors shown us by the people here
and we appreciate them too, we art
going to ask that when.you have any
thing that you want printed to please
bring the copy in as early in the weel
as possible, and this also applies tc
our advertisers. The nearer we get
to publication day the hnsieg we get
and ii our friends will bns rernu,nbel
to hand their copy in early they viii
greatly assist us in being able to- get
the PIONEER out on time. II. yor
Aknow any news tell US, we want the
news all the time.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
Investigating Fullers Earth.

0. F. Waller, division freight and
passenger agent OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee IL st. Paul railroad, visited
Winner last week and looked at the
Fullers Earth Kaolin mines near the
Battelyou buttes north east of town.
Mr. Waller had samples of Fullers
Earth from England, Florida and
Colorado, he states that the quality
from these mines surpass the foreign
product. 1t is surmised that in all
probability the Milwaukee is figur-
ing on building spur to these mines.
Winner Journal.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
Just over From Norway.

Louis Larsen arrived Sunday from
Steoongre, Norway, and is visiting
with his brother Harry Larsen, who
is homesteading the N E quarter of
Section 25, 80, % Mr.. Larsen is a
sailor, and while yet a young man, has
seen considerable of the world, having
visited Africa and several other coun
tries in his wanderings. He speaks
exceptionally good english for one
who just recently set foot on the free
soil of America. He seems to be
quite well pleased with this section
of the universe.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
Commercial Club Meeting To-Mor-
- row Night!

a very important rneeting OF the
Wood Commercial Club will be held
tomorrow, Saturday uight, March 2S,
at 8 o'clock, in the new hall. There
will be an election Of officers for the
coming year. Wood is now approach
ing an era of great opportunity and it
is very necessary to lay our plans now
to derive the benefits Justly due this
town from the surrounding territory.
A number of local improvements are
contemplated and it's very necessary
that this clab get behind thhave love
ments to make them succeed, IF YOU
are not already member of The Club
join tomorrow night. Every man ia
Wood owes it to himself and the town
to be member. Remember the date
tomorrow Saturnay evening March
e, s O'Clock, at the new hall.
FRED c. KIRoH, President.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
Bull Moosers Have Conference

OE Davis of the National Progress
sive party called a conference of all
Progressives at Huron, March 18th
Hon Clifford Pinchot spoke at the
Opera House and provisional com
mittee was selected which met later
and organized and G o yanMeter Of
Murdo, was selected as chairman, and
he was instructed to call State Con
vention of Bull Moosers in April Al
this meeting the Organization of the
state will bo completed, and a state
ticket selected or Endorsed
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
Stepped On A Spike.

Theo Film, the boss farmer here,
aud his wife attended the st Pairlcks
dance at Carter, Tuesday of last week,
and Mr. Film had the misfortune to
step on an inverted spike in board
aud the spike penetrated the ball OF
the left foot, makeinga very painful
wound. Medical attention was given
immediately. Mr.. Film returned
home Sunday and he is now able to
walk around some.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-03-27
John Jordan Passes Away.

This community was somewhat
shocked last Friday when the news
came to town OF the death of John
Jordan, son of Col. G.. p. Jordan,
which occurred at the family home,
Orchard Rauch" south Of town FRI
day morning, March 10th, 1914 at
l0:30 O'clock.
John Jordan was born at RoSebnd
A Sscy ; piemhar 2G, 1883, aaa wse
hertfore agod % yelrN, tiva uoutne
and - daysa the Tins OF has death.
He was educated at Omaha, Nebraska
and was a very studious young man
and was exceptionally we'll read a.
long scientific and religious fines.
His ambition in life was to be an ex-
pert book keeper and accountant and
this ambition he realized to a large
extent before his uutimely death.
He acted as deputy county treasurer
for his father and performed the mani
fold duties ofthat offics with credit,
and that too without the assistance OF
outside help except at short intervals
when the rush OF work made il abso-
lutely necessary. The State Accoun-
tant who was at White River some
time last fall going over the books Of
the various county officers, after 60
ing over the Treasurer's books made
this remark: "John Jordan has at
times performed the work of three
men" He was very neat IN his work
and accurate. He was always good
boy and young man and never had
an evil thought or bad habit and no
sporty" inclinations. The Bible ana
the Howard classics were among his
favorite literature and he studied
these diligently. Hes was also a
great lover of music and became quite
proficient in that art Having un-
bounded faith in mortality and a
belief as to his final destination, which
has proved such a great comfort to
him in:his long lingering illness, he
passed away very peacefully. He has
for some time neen afflicted with the |
great white pleague and up until last
fall when he grew so much worse, he |
performed the duties of county treas.
urer of this county. He went tot
Omaha with his father last fall with |
the hope of getting some relief and |
prolonging life, but the doctors there
gave him but little hope, so he re-
turned to the old home with his faith
er, who has been his constant attend.
ant for the past several months. The |
funeral was held Sunday at the Epis-
copal church and was largely attend
ed, and the remains were laid to rest
in the family lot in the Episcopal
Cemetery south west OF town, beside
those of his mother who passed away
last year. The deceased was a credit
to his race and those who knew him
were his friend. He leaves a grief
stricken father, three brothers end
two sisters to mourn his untimely
death, and the entire community ex-
tends to the bereaved their sincerest
sympathy in their hour of sorrow.
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COnQresSnnan

Congressman
Rice, independent il
Bartine,. independent 63
State Senator
Boyden, majority 80
Brown, independent SO
Representative
Moliter, majority aS
Smith, independent "a
There was only one ticket ia the
field for county Offices, and the result
seems to be a complete victory for the
minority faction in Mellette county.
The Democrats bad bat one ticket in
both state and. county We hope to,
be able to give more complete results
in our next issue
Mr. PARCEL Of the r s Bureau Of
Animal Industry was here Tuesday
and Wednesday inspecting stock