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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

and with one hand on the wheel, with
the other drew back the sliding win
dow and hailed.
Hello. JIM What time is it,
Promptly came the surprising an
swer. SO TO hell"
The captain laughed, said "Goodby
Jim" closed the window and chuckled
as he told the story.
Il seems that jim, from raising
garden truck and tending a govern
ment beacon for a considerable period.
and having on his island absolutely no
means Of spending his accrued wealth.
amassed what is vulgarly and ex-
pressiveIy called "a roll" and with
this in his pocket he had gone 10 Bur
lington in the Blair on Fourth of
July excursion some years ago. On
the return trip he was reticent-glum.
in fact-and the captain with corsid-
cradle effort drew from him the rea-
son. It was the old tale of too much
faith in four kings in a game with
strangers. And So minus roll and
minus watch a sadder and wiser Jim
was going home.
About midnight we came 10 a place
strangely named East Boston, a Wild
looking spot In the woods, with not a
vestige of life or human habitation IN
sight save a man who stretched and
yawned before the tiny warehouse with
a lantern in his hand, which threw
STACEY light up in his face and a gro
tesque image on the wall against which
he stood. There were the usual few
pieces Of freight coming and going and
no passengers. But the captains
watch was up. We said good night
and turned in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

ductions that had any sale Of any i'm
porrance in the United States. The
continental idea of humor and of the
love relation hardly appeals to Amer
lean tastes and prejudices On the
other hand as has been stated, the
American moving picture dramas and
comedies had a universal appeal So
important was the export branch OF
the business that some Of the Amer
lean manufacturers catered as much
as possible to this important part of
the business. There were some few
foreign prejudices. that were guarded
against One OF these was the avoid
ance Of religious themes or person
ages. 1t is the rule of the Vitagraph
company, one Of the largest exporters.
to eliminate specifically the depicticr
OF clergymen OF any denomination from
their moving pictures. Weddings were
shown, celebrated by civic authorities.
and all religious ceremonies were in
dicated, or intimated. by the projected
readers 'subttles" they are called by
the moving picture people.
But there IS no doubl that the NOV
ing pictures had their quickest deveI-
opment in America from the begin
ming, as they viii ultimately have their
highest. Like the telephone, the cleo
trio light, and the photograph. the
moving picture is Yankee notion
and an American invention
1t was the genius of Thomas Edison
thar f5arT1rfr4
was American showmen who first
struck upon the idea of developing
cinematography into the cheapest and
yet most satisfying form of amuse-
ment for the world at large The
novelty OF the moving picture had
passed and the art was at a standstill
When, about ten years ago. a strand
ed Snowman in a southwest town gave
a moving picture show for five cents
admission TO raise enough money 10
get back to New York
The town focked to see the pictures
at t1re cents, and now all the towns
are flocking, and the industry is one
OF the leading ones OF the United
States. 1t is said that moving pict-
- ~ = ~ Nsf1AAL q0Up +tUHyttB AIAA G2LEu
and working in this country alone.
Like Satan.
England has developed several ex-
eellent producing film companies.
Denmark also contributes some wor-
thy efforts 10 the world mart Of the
movies Yet the United States en-
ploys more people in the industry and
art-for it is both-and takes more
pictures than all the rest of the world
put together.
Residents Of Los Angeles. New Ro-
chelle and Flatbush. \. Y. Fort Lee.
n j., ard other moving picture tax
Ing eenters in America are in the
midst OF the art industry whose field
IS ths world" Residents Of these To-
ealltles have INSTALLATION of all types
ana events back through time, with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

tons obtain. The movies are march
ing on and are taking over the strong
holds Of the drama. There Is no finer
theatre in Paris than the "Gaumont.'
built originally for great theatrical
spectacles. but now devoted to the ST
lent drama,
Planned and built expressly and
solely to show moving pictures, the
Strand theatre in New York City is
more commodIous and costly than any
other amusement edifce in the metrop-
oils with the possible exception Of the
Hippodrome- where, also, moving pic
lures may be seen on Sunday nights.
Likewise in Berlin. in London, in
every great city, and in every town Of
any size anywhere, finer, larger, and
more costly theatres have been and are
being built expressly for moving pic
lures than could have been conceived
or financed for dramatic purposes.
And yet how short a time ago the
moving picture was considered a cheap
pastime for individuals easily amused
with Photographic pantomime, horse
play. and melodramaticaliy depicted
shilling shockerst It was the credit
able production OF QUO Vadis ?" four
years ago. followed last year by DAN
nunzios cinematographic masterpiece,
"Cabiria,' and this year by The Birth
of Nation, that advanced the moving
pictares to the position they hold to-
day.
So great and wonderful had been
the growth OF the moving picture bust
ness that it had been said; Anything
is good enough for the movies" Old
stock actors and directors and men
called from the mechanical depart
ments of the moving picture COM
pauies took up the task OF writing for
the moving picture camera. Old plays,
long played out, and old melodramas,
long laughed at, were ground over for
the film by the hundreds.
In fact. until very recently the writ
ing OF photoplays all over the world
was in the hands of underpaid incom-
petents, called to the work by the de-
mand for pictures-any kind Of pic
lures.
Here. then, was evolved that impor-
LsAtL t0AASEAOAAEF III GttAG44AGlIs lLit
the director. Some OF these men, no
tally David Griffith. Thomas Ince,
Mack Sennett. Frank Powell. Lloyd
Carleton, Howell HanseI. Colin Camp
bell. George Baker, Edwin Porter, and
Others. developed into masters Of Wis
ualization-
All the Worlds a Screen.
But such has been the spread OF taste
among moving picture patrons, and
such has been the demand for more
carefully constructed and produced
pictures, that the best OF directors who
have conceived and filmed the best
Of pictures now realize thar it were
as idle 10 expect the average director
10 write the picture play he stages and
films as ii would have been for Mr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
The AmaIG above and the Minnehaha
below.


The armored cruiser Amalff, torpe-
doed and sunk by an Austrian subma-
rine in the Adriatic. is the first warship
to be lost by Italy in the European
war The Amalfi was a vessel Of 9,95S
tons. was laid down in 1905. and car
ried a crew of 6S4 men.
The steamship Ninnehaha of the
Atlantic Transport line took fire at
sea with 5000 tons Of munitions
aboard and authorities thought the
blaze was the result of work by Frank
Holt, the assailant Of j, P. Morgan,
who had given warning that a steam
ship would be sunk in mid-ocean on
July z, which was the day before the
fire on the Niunehaha.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10

An Omaha Greek shot his sister TO
purify her soul after she had run
away from her husband His exp1a-
nation to the court was like this. 81
saw my sister in the broken mirror
of my dream My coffee was spilled
over me. I shot twice. After that I
don't know. Gentlemen Of the jury
and court. I thank you"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
CAPT. BLAIR IN HARPER's MAGAZINE

Blair APPLY
Described b Article v. ]. AyIward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-10
Cheaper Than Newspapers.

The Pathe company, through its
American branch. takes pictures of
American news events for its pictorial
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

@IIen6aIe.-@ alter 6. Sobn-
ion murbe negen @rmror6mng Der
Mina Sobnion in ibrem i'm n0r6li-
den Ebeile 6es COUNTY geIegenen
9eim 3u IS Sabren 3udtbuls per>
urtbeiIt.
Gib-9afpta.
Hierre. = 3us 5ramenItimm,
redt un6 cine lid) iiber Sen gan3en
5toat erltreden6e 8robibition miro
bel ben i'm Mobember 1916 ltattfin-
oenben ol(gemeinen 8oblen mod Ell
nem am Mitttpod BON Der 9egiSlatl1r
gefaBten @ei6lulie Dor bie @dbler
BON Su6-D afota our Mbitinml1,rg ge=
brodt uer6en. &11r3, nod)oem 6as
Mbgeoronetenba1s Sen Yeidll1B 6es
senatS, Der einen @erfaliungs3uiab
tpegen itaatlider Hrobibition Ben
@ablern 51r Mbitimmung unterbrei=
ten fou, angenommen batte, nabm
Ser Senat Sen 8ei6lub 6es Nbgeor6=
netenba1les, nod 6em ein 8niat me=
gen 6es 6rouenltimmredts Dor Die
@abler gebradt meroen ioQ, on. -
Die &orlage 6es Senators 2incol11s,
no@ Ger $3.50 00 sur S0roerung Ser
Mderbaumi1ienidaft unter Der 9ano=
bep01ferung berm1sgabt lperoen fol-
len, mur6e I'M nnterbauie angenom=
men; ebenfaus Elm @eleb, mona6 Der
@ouperre11r gum 8ertpalter 6eS 60
pitols gemodt miro. Mls foldem miro
tbm 6as &e9t gegeben, eiren Miii=
itenten 5n $1,000 bas Sahr 5u erren=
men. Der 5enat rabm 6ie &orlage
fir Elm 1ertes Bormablgeieb nit Ell,
ner 8mei6rittel= Mebrbeit an.
gurefa.- Die @urefa 8elgia1
@engit 60. berfaufte 6ieier Gage If
rem 3u@tbengit &olan6 6ur6 ibren
Mgenten Martin @ti6el an Ole &er=
rem Mn6r. @olf 8eter @olf Soiepb.
@berle, Bernb. 9nlm, Srar3 S1tlm
nnb Mbm &nlm, in @agl1e, sc. g.,
fir sic Sa1ntme bon $500.
Menno.-&r. @bos. 5teffen but
bel Tartbault, Minn., Elm @iertel
2ano gepa6tet, fir 6as er $500
Hodt beaabH. Ct miro nun 6ortbtn
iiberiiebelr. ct mubte 81 @tid &ieb
urteriuden laiien, ebe er Die @ren5e
na6 Minneiota p%oiiieren 6urfte. =
SS1lius 5ep6el, Ser ant is. Jebr. bon
etnem 6ro6t5uge Ger Mfiltpoufee=
8abn bel Canton i9tper berlett NOR
Sen mor, ftarb am Sage 6arauf. St
batte einen Sda6elbr16 erlitten. @r
tam nt9t mebr 5u 8emubtiein unb
man fo11nte ni9t erfabren, 1pie 6as
l1ngliid paiiiert tpar. Dte 8eeroigung
fan6 bter in Men1o 6ur6 &aitor &it=
tersbaus itatt. Ser @ermngludte
tpa1rbe bier am Is. MpriI 1889 ge-
boret.
@pIome. - Dem 59mlratbe lit
cine &etition iiberreidt mor6en I'M
ginbermf1ng Ser @abler 5um 3mef
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
@nopp Dor @ertogung

'gel9rttten. - &nopp Dor @ertagurg
Der 2%egtslotur bat bieielbe nod Elm
@eieb ongenommen, 6ur@ meIdes 6ie
TobeSitrafe obgeidafft tpirb. Die @or.
lage lit benz @ouperneur @arra our
l1nteri6rift 3ugegangen. Dur6 Die
ies @efet tpir6 Solepb Milo, Ser tpe+
gen @rmor6ung zines Mannes aus
Breckenridge, Minm., gum Eobe per-
urtbeilt tpor6en tpar, gerettet. = Ser
8ori6lag Ser 3upeiiung bon Wftt=
teln; fir bie @rridt11ng zines itoatli-
den Observation-Disclosures in ct.
SEOUL pltr6e obgelebnt, bagegen mnr-
De Die 5umme bon $4,000 iiberpieien
fir cine eingeben6e l1nteriuda1ng 6a-
riiber, Oh es tpiinidensmertb mare,
einen iol@en itoatliben Speider IN
Wfinnei ota, 8iscomitn o6er Norb<Ga=
fota 51 erri6ten.
Glen nIIin. - Daniel @err,
bon @uen6ale, tp1r6e bier anf Mnre-
gung ieiner bon linn gei6iebenen
Srm feitgeuommer, auf Die 8eida1l<
6igu1rg fin, 6aB er ge6robt babe iie
3u eridieBen. @ie Sro1 lit iett 6ie
@attin bes @iuiam Eabert. Mit Bu=
tronen mn6 @etpebr beriorgt, 1par er
angelangt, nod6em er beri6ie6entlid)
geiagt baben fon: uSb gebe na6
Glen nnin, INN meine Srau 5u er<
idieBen." @ier erregte er 6ur6 iein
8enebmen @er6adt, un6 ser Mrreit
erfolgte.
Man6an.-@ 6. $. Man,t, ser
8eiiber zines &otels in gGen6a1e
tpa1r6e bier u11ter ser Mnflage Der l1n=
teridlagung arretiert. Sran Sobn
3meder beidul6igt i'm, fir lie lire
Sarm berfauft unb 6afir betriigeri=
fbe M%bredn1tng gema@t gu baben.
8iSmarf. - Ser &a%lbblutin=
oianer @barles Settler entfam aus
6em Stoats 3udtbmie. ST batte
NIT elmer Mn5aN an6erer @efangerer
om Mpple Greet BEL &olaarbett gebol=
fen. 9ie @efangenen waren fir ben
Sag fertig un6 batten ii6 in benz
@efdngniBtpagen nod Der Mnitat 5n<
riidbegeben. Settler, ser ii6 nnter
ibnen befon6, iprane 6abei pl0bli@
bi1talts, ct babe bereeiiemz ma@ iei=
men 6anen gu ieben. Ct >par a1s err
folgreider Srapper beribmt, nno es
tpor linn in Mnbetradt ieines ionit
guten @erbaltens geitattt mor6en>
BEL Ser Mrbeit inn Sreien etli@e Sal
len 51 itellen. Sos NOR 6as lebte,
tpos man bon linn iab. M1s er ni@t
piinftlid 5uriidfebrte, mur6e ioglei@
alarmiert, ober bisber bergebli4.
Sarge Gin @roteit gege1 6ie
bonn 9atbrop : Mnsi6uiie enpfob1eme
Mbfdaffnng Ser Stoats Demonitro=
tionsfarmer tpatrbe Ser 2egislatnr
aus 6em @run6e unterbreitH, meil
mon 6ieien @oridlag fir Sic 2ono~
tpirtbidoft i966li@ ba1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

tiert tpa,r6en, bate iid felt ieiner sSyt.
termierutug 1904 geipart. DaS lit ie-
benfaQs mebr, als CT ionit ie i'm Be-
ben fertig gebradt bdtte.
@tnonn.-D Die 8etpobner bon
ct. CHARLES itimmter fir 8eibebal.
tung Der i'm Srte .befteben6en feds
Sdanfhpirtbidaften.
@iIlmar. - Ser iunge Gar.
mer @mmet Defore aus &nnoipboi
~ftiir5te BON elmer @inbmiible 10 I'M.
gliidli6 berab, baB er Sen erlittenen
@~erlebungen bal6 bara11f erlag.
5airmont. - &ir3li9 erbielt
ser &aliierer 9aedel sic @rbidufts.
iteuer 6es S. s. German Ma6laiies
altSbeaablt. Die Summe betr11o
SCOOPS. s. lift Dies sic gr0Bte Orb.
i9aftsiteuer, sic ie i'm Martin @omn-
tp be5oblt porben lit. Ser MadIaB
muroe eingeidabt ouf $t28>329. Son
6ieier Summe iin6 $4,000 iteuer-
frei> ga Z @rben borbanben jin6. 9us
@run6eigentbum 6es Madlaiies III
auf 100000 eingei@dbt un6 SOS per-
i0nlide al1f $4,000. - Bferoefanfer
ourd5ieben tpie6er unier County, uno
baben tbeil1peii fen @rfolg. @iir5lid
bradten iie 12 Tfer6e na@ Sairmont,
Die iie inn County a1fgetauft batten.
l1eber SEN @m1fprets perbielten iid
oie &oBfdmme 5iemlid 5ugefn0pft.
ct. Saul. - Ser iabrlid]e Ser
faltf BON itoatlid)en 2dnbereien in
Ms%inneiota bat ant Montog begonnen>
als Ser 5toots > Mn6itor BrenB in
S11ternationol SAILS $4,000 Mder
2an6 m%eiitbieten6 berfaufen IieB. Die
@~eiammtf1d6e ser in sic em Sabre
5u oerfaufen6en itoafIi9en 2an6e-
reielt betragt 100000 Mcres nn6 sic
Ser teigerungen %6erielben lper6en Biz
5um Monat Nobember an6a11er1. =
SSn 6en eriten iieben Monaten 6es
laufen6en Sisfaliabres be1iefen fid
oie Soften Ser @erpalt11ng 6es Stoo=
tes Minneiota auf $29,000,00O ge<
gen $27,000,000 in Ser glei9en 8eit=
fpanne 6es 8oriabres. Sic 3abGen
be5ieben ii& ouf @innobmen un6
Mnsgoben. Die @innobmen bon Sen
@iienbabnen ma6ten in genannter
3eit $4,986,157 aus gegen $685.
528.
Mprb-9 afpta.
8ismard.- Ser Mntrag 6es
Senators @ibben, ser @erfa1imng eli
mem 3uiab etn51berleiben, ra6 Dem
ie6es County nur einen Senator 5m
%entien6en fat, nn6 6oB 6as Mbeeor6=
netenbm1s in 6en Sabren 1921 Bis
1926 o116 MIR Elm Mitglie6 aus ie=
6em County baber ion, lit nit IS
geger 48 @timmen iniofern abge=
1ebmt tpor6en aIs Ser Mrtrog fir
unbeittmmte 3eit 5uriidgeiebt u11r6e.
Grit nuh etnem 1angen erbitterten
&fe tpar man CUR Mbitimmung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

elmer 5on6erobitimmung iiber Ben
@ori6lag Der Mnsgabe bon Bombs
fiir Ole grri6tung zines neue11 @dul-
gebG1l6es.
@ritton.-M. s. Mniie bat Ell
men 8rief aus Jranfrei9 erbalten
nit Ser Mittbeilung, oaB fem Jim
gerer @ru6er, Ser in Ser oeutiden
Mrmee ge6iet bat, gefallen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
ftlinntlota.
nniere @taatslegislatar.

@ie Dor 5rpei Sabren 10 bat au6
Sic o~iesiabrige 2egislatur am berga11-
genen 0onnerltag sic Ole Sageng'<
1te Notwithstanding per-
NOR EN-. 33 Senatopen ltimmten fir
Sic MaBno6me, mabren6 35 Senatos
rem oieielben pertporfen. IS mnroe
ourf oiele M%bitimm1ng ge5eigt, Dob
ser Staat Minneiota fir oas 6ral1en-
ltim1nredt nod nidt ref tit, nno oa<
nit lit Sen Su%ffragetten unb Cuff
ragilten auf mir6eitens 5pei Sabre
mieoer Sos Spiel ber6orben. 90 bilft
allies Norgel11 II. Mafeln Ser S@Ir>
%5enbeloer, an be11et1 ct. CLOUD mu6
nidt arm lit, nidts; Ole 6rauen uno
bieientgen, mel6e bel bem i4onen
@eiblebt liebfin6 iptelen, miiiien ii@
einjttpeilen in Die ibnen %getuorOene
Aeieberlage fiigen. Senator Tarlp
bon Mi11reapolis NOR ser @a1ptreb-
1rer gegen bie @orlage> 6elien Mrgu-
mente i9lageno tparen un6 gum an-
gebe1en gnti6ei0 mei entli6 beitru-
gen. l1nier Senator S. 9. Suuapan,
pelder ii9 Inter ienen befanb, mel@e
1i6 gegen bas 6rauenltimmre@t
itdmmter, fann gang pobl 6ie gegen
i'm in Sen ct. CLOUD Sa%gesblattern
gema6ten MeuBerungen %ertragen IN
DEM 8%emuBtiein, 6aB er 6ur@ feline
stimmabgabe 6em @uni6e un6 SSH
len Ser Mebrbeit ietner @onitituenten
gere9t tpnroe. @te ibm gebiibrt Dem
Genotor gilbert bon Melroie 6as
SOB, in Ser @-et6eritimmre9tsborlag
I'M Gimme leiner @ertreter geban6elt
al boben. Sba6e n11r, 6aB in Ger
County : option : @orloge ste 2egis-
lat1r ridt in glei@er @eiie bor0elte
mie in Ger Mabnabme be5ugli@ oeS
entertainments; 6enn Die bon Ser
2egtslatur angetrommene County,
Sptton=8orlage muB, tpenn man iie
in ibrenginaelbeiten gerral1 betra@tet,
als cine nngeredte, parteiiibe MaB=
1pabme beaei9net 1perben. Sim Meitt-
tpo9 bat ser Senat sic 8orloge, tpel-
die SOS g1tpen'ide @trafengeieb pi<
6erruft, nit 80 gegen 25 5timmen
angenommen; fte lit nun benz Abge-
%ornetenbouie unterbreitet. Dus @a11s
nobm am gleiden Gage Die 8iorge-
8en6ir=@ orloge> Die Der Stoataber-
faiiung etnen 3uiat fir SSnittatipe
un6 @eferen6um %bin5ufiigt, nit 106
gegen 12 Stimmen an. 9ie Smri-
bus=@orlage miro, mie er1partet, in
SEN erl item Gagen unterbrettet tper6en.
gs ban6elt iih UNI sic @orlage> in
melder ie6er Gent ber5ei6net ftebt,
Sen Ser Staat Minnei ota in Sen 1rQ9=
item 5tpei Sabren berausgaben fann.
Cine Srauen u&eformatorp" 8or-
lage uur6e bon Ben Mbgeor6neten
steen, 5tpanion, Dmper, Marfba1f
nn6 Spooner eingebra6t. sic liebt
Dor, 6oB 10000 Dollars fir ben
@nfanf zines @run6itiids nibt nnter
100 @der groB, ongetpteien tper6en.
Mn9 6ieie @orlage tDur6e fin Mitt-
tpo9 5u elmer @pe5ial Sr6er gemodt.
Ser Senat bat it6 Biz 5mm Mittpod-
aben6 nn6 6os Mbgeorbnetenba11s Big
gum Mtttpo6morgen bertagt.
81. HanI.- Die 8rdmien mel
DIE 6ie neutrality-suspicious.
ten IN Meinneiota I'M Sabre 1914 fol-
Y-ri.~ IlA.- 90 100 200 on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Gnqlanb Fat olle 1trio6e. SEN nm

0"ye""U Vu1 ""e ~1t1Tuugtf utN U11t"
rifoniiden &oloniiten bon 1776 6onff-
bor gu fem; benn bdtter1 iie bamals
ttdt &epolutton eemadt, bdtte M1-
bion ia be11te feline 6lagge, binter Ser
es ii1 berfrteden fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

ct. Soul Die @ramien tpel-
DIE 6ie Teuerberiiderungsgeienidaf-
ten IN Meinneiota I'M Sabre 1914 fol-
Ieftiertem betrugen $8,123,688.8O,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

B.. H Buick, late Of Twin
Brooks, who recently moved to
Watertown, has moved to Car
rington, n. D., to Ii We
P. G. Scholberg aud H. }. Popp.
Gilman of Marvin attended the
lunch and smoker given by the
Commercial Club on Tuesday
evening last.
w. D. Gillespie of Fargo. was
one Of the visiting architects
who was IN town the first Of the
week to look up the new court
house matter.
The Commercial Club held q
smoker and social meeting at
the Club rooms Tuesday evening
which was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Harry Schwantes left the
first of the week with q car of
house hold effects and machine
ry for Froid, Montana, where he
will operate . farm.
There is more money in q bus
mess education. Send to the
Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls So. Oak. for their
spring and summer rates.
A. r. Henning of Big Stone,
who lost his arm in q corr
shredder last fall, was in the city
Tuesday looking up some bust.
ness matters. He is canvassine
since he met with his misfortune
Henry E. Englesby state de.
putty of the A. O. U. w. has beer
in town during the week looking
up WorkmeI matters and the
lodge will probably have a large
class to take in before a greal
while.
John Erickson came to Mil
bank the first of the week anc
took his son Leonard to Battle
Lake, MINI. with the hope that
living among the pines with the
outdoor treatment will help him
over his lung trouble.
Selling everything below cost
that is the slogan at our store as
we are leaving Milbank as soon
as we have sold out. Our loss
is your gain. Now is the time
to make your purchase of spring
and summer harness goods.
The SHEEHAN SADDLERY Co.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05
csrnsrins Righteousness.

The world - full Of suspicion. which
In nearly every case u unfounded. An
unbounded and universal trust should
take IT. place. l can give ron an In
stance Of what l consider this nm
happy state Of things when ] say that
two strangers can seldom speak cas-.
ually % each other without . mutual
caution and suspicion. We III trust
ourselves. Our weak point = that N
don't trust our neighbor. We eacl
think. q Il were. that we've made 1
corner IN rfehteousnes4-H. y. EdgiD
ton = sAoh. 1amoo!s
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05

A fine little son arrived at the
home of Dr.. Flett last Sunday
morning and all the world nov
looks brighter than ever TO, the
doctor.
Next Monday q number OF
Milbank Odd Fellows are ex.
pecting to attend the encamp
ment session at Big Stone City,
when the degrees will be given
to q number of candidates.
Attorney Robt. D. Jones was
out at Aberdeen the first Of the
week attending to some legal
matters before Judge Bouck
who is holding the Brown county
term of court.
Lewis Anderson, one Of the
early settlers aud successful
farmers of Adams township,
was up at the county seat with
Mrs. Anderson last Friday doing
some shopping and attending tc
some business matters.
August Remus a former resi-
dent of Big Stone township, now
farming north of Odessa Mimi
recently returned from Delware,
where he was called by the death
of his iather Remus, the first Of
the year.
Mrs. L. L. Conrieht and Miss
Hazel returned from the cities
the first Of the week where they
made selections of their spring
millinery and have all the lates,
ia hatdom to show the ladies OF
Milbank and vicinity.
March came IN like the prov
erbial lamb, and accordingly
should go out like q roaring
lion, but If the provero is nc
more trustworthy than the
ground hog story proved to be
this year we had just as soor
take the almanac for our wealth,
er guide.
Going out of business-Wt
are absolutely going out of bus
mess in Milbank and will no
carry any Of the stock with US
we therefore will sell at below
cost everything we have IN stock
come in and make your sprin{
and summer purchases now.
The SHEEHAN SADDLERY Co
Mrs. A. G. Tucker and Mrs
F. Walkup sister and niece o
Mr.. William Cleveland cam
from Lynd. Mimi, last week +
attend the funeral Of Mrs
Cleveland. Mrs. Walkup re
turned to her home last Monda,
but her mother remains her
for q more extended visit wit
her brother and other. relatives
Our old friend A. S. Your;
writes Westport, Wash that b
has been living all winter a
Ocean Beach, the G. A. r. cam
ground of Washington, and tina
his son Frank is with him. H
is commander of the Pacific So
diers Reunion Association. an,
will be located at WestpOrt a
least until next September.
The fourth regular session c
the Art Club was held in the clu
rooms at the Library Februar'
25th. Thirteen members res
bonded to roll call with tn
names Of great singers their na
tionality and one opera in whic.
they had appeared. After tn
regular routine of business Mis-
Rosmand Wood gave a brief his
tory of the opera "Martha
The first chapter Of the oper;
was read by Miss Alice Golfer
The social committee serve
light refreshments and a goo'
time was enjoyed by all.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05

r. G. Rhude Island Setting
Eggs for Sale. Fifty cents for
a setting of Is. $3.50 for 100
eggs.
LUTHER RAVENS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05

For RENT-A seven room
house with garden, city water,
electric light and near by.
MRS. II. G. PORT
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05

l make switches from com bipg
also dye faded switches.
MRS. GEO. TESSIN
Phone 296
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-05

HAY FOR SALE-About so or 60
tons of good upland hay, seven
miles north of Milbank. John
Schleisman