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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-07
SUMMONS

State of South Dakota
County OF Grant
in CIRCUIT COURT
Fifth ! ldici,l circuit
John Maxwell, Plaintiff
Bernard CunniF. Defendant
The state of South Dakofa 10 the above named
defendant:
sWer the cDmDliint 80 L ~ OntiH III the above
entitled action. 81 which "A COPY is hereunto an
nexed and herewith ssrved mon Won and 10 serve
acopy of your answer 10 sH a complaint on the
sThscrlber at his ofliee III the city OF Mitbank
Grant County, South Dakota, within thirty data
after the service Of thte 1nlmOn- utOn You, cN
elusive Of he day of service, ard If You fsi To
answer said complaint IS tim the time aforesaid
The plaiutttfin this action Will Apply to tn
court for relief demanded in the complain. and
for The co-te this action.
Dated this lA.h day OF Mach. 1913
Til NJ |. FULLER
Attorney for plaiutiff
To the Defendant 81 owe named:
lo4 VIII take notlce That th" complaint in this
action has been fled IL the on e OF the clerk OF
snid court At Mllhank, South Dakota atd thts
is BANG Hlrl4 -htd pursuant To
order oithe court daily filed hcreis.
April stb, 1918.
TIIAD u. FULLER
Plaintiff : attorney
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Notice to Creditors

In the matter OF the estate Of Leonard l.. Nor
ton. dece aad.
Ar persons having claims against said Leon
ard l. Morton, deceased, are required to exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouchers. to the
undersigned. administration of said estate, at his
residence in the city OF Milbank, in thr county
of Grant, state Of South Dakota. and that four
months have been limited hs the time for credit
ors to present theit claims against said estate.
Dated the 18th day of May a. d.. 1918
G.. Is. AMaDEN
administrator of the Estate
May 4 u OF Leonard T.. Morton, Deceased
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Notice to Creditors
Estate of Duane ri fenhark. deceased

Estate of Duane Rifentark, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Duane RifenDark,
deceased, TO the creditors of and all persons hay
ing ciaims agaipet the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within four
months at er the rrst publication of this notice.
to the SAID Elizabeth RifenoArk, ut White Lake,
in the county Of Anrora. South Dakota.
Dated April 3)th, 1918
ELIZABETH RIFENBARK
Administratrt x OF the
may Z lbs Estate of Duane Rlfenbark
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-05-07

WHITE ORPINGTON EGGS - For
SALE-FrOm Pure bred White Orping-
tons-large fowl, winter layers.
ELMER KELLEY
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To Warrants paid ...........$ 749 81
To Balance. -. .... l54 81
y. $l203 g. $l3O3 IS
May 1. 1919, by Balance ..... 44 "a
SEWER FUND
May ! 1914, by Balance $685.. Gil So
~ Collections. ........ o45 96
10 Warrants paid ......S 7a1 81
10 Balance ........ ~ 81
- 851 90 857 V2
May i. 1919, by balance ...... Is 81
Respectfully submitted this third day Of
May, 1915.
Ed. p. DoRE. City TREASURED.
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City Auditors Report

Milbank. 8. D., May LIST, 1915.
To His Honor, the Mayor, and the City Council
OF the City OF Milbank.
Gentlemen =
I beg 10 submit herewith my annual report
as Auditor for the City Of MilbanI, So. OAK.
showing in detail the receipts aud disburse.
ments Of the said city for the fiscal year ending
May LIST, 1915.
Acct. Ed. P. Dore. City Treasurer.
To balance ca h on hand
May lst, 1914 ....... 5 6Ss2.22
t., nnllooAionS Mau LAT 1Q11
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
 STARTED AT TREADWELl

TREADWELL. July 19. - Ground was broken this morning for new school house at Treadwell. to take the place of the old structure near the zoo" mill.
 The new building will be 5i by 66 feet and will be story and half in height. It is to be built near the Treadwell boarding house on the ground that was filled in and parked two years ago. The first floor will contain four rooms. two of which win be used for class rooms and the oth- CT two as playrooms for the children during stormy weather. The second floor win be made into living rooms for the teachers. and will consist Of two bed rooms. a kitchen, a living room and bath room.
 The location of the new school is ideal. as it is away from the noise oi all the mills and is on level ground It is also more centrally located than ,bc old school and will afford ample room for playgrounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

TREADwELL. July 19-The meet ing of the Firemen's committee on baseball will be held in the com mittee room of the club tonight A schedule will be arranged for the channel league.
 William Quick will leave for the south on the Alameda tomorrow.
 Mrs I. D. Carpenter is expected to return from the States some time this week
 One Of the old-time Club dances win be given at the Treadwen club on Wednesday night The dance will be informal and no programs win be used
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
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 Douglas Branch
 M. A. SNOW, Manager
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 DOUGLAS. July 19. - Announce ment has been made that the Alas ka Nightingale" Miss Mary Bernhof fer. assisted by little Viola Master. lain. the phenomenal young violinist win appear in costume concert at the Lyric theatre or July S0th. A dance win be given afser the concert
 "Pete" Peterson. who has been working at Spcsi river for the past year. Is in town on a visit He will remain in Douglas until the arrival of his wife on the Mariposa.
 The scheduled ball game between Che Douglas Fire Department team and the Thane Mechanics on the Taane grounds tomorrow evening has been postponed until a later date as the Thane grounds, situated on the tide lands. will be under water at that time
 The Catholic social last Saturday night on the lawn in front Of the Catholic club was a big success. Ice cream and cake were served and the Douglas Mandolin club furnished mu- sic an evening
 O. L. Pederscn returned recently from vacation trip of a month to the States.
 Mrs. E. L- Armstrong and Mrs. l.. Gage left on the Favorite last night for trip to Warm Springs Bay They expect to be gone about week.
 A number Of Douglas young ladies are acting as hostesses to Treadwen baseball team on an outing on the Dixie tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
SCHOOL ELECTION ORDERED
 FOR AUGUST SECOND

TREADWELL. July 19. - Notices have been posted at Treadwell by Clerk of the District Court J. W. Bell. making Treadwell a school district and calling for an election on August 2nd. R. G. Wayland, D. J. Kinzie and ]. D. Carpenter have been appointed as judges Of the election. The polls will be at the fire hall.
 This action by the court is the re- suit of a petition widely signed by the people of Treadwell For the past five or six years the school has been sup ported by the Treadwell company. but as the attendance of the school Is in- creasing 1t was thought better that the school should be carried under the same system as other schools in the Territory
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
MAY pLAY apINAEoRE.g

Presentation of the musical comedy "H M. S. Pinafore" before a local audience some time this month. is likely. Martin E. Robinson arrived from Ketchikan yesterday and has made the Library Association an of- fer to direct the piece here, under the auspices of that association. Pima fore recently was shown in Ketchi- kan. with home talent in the cast
 The Library Association is planning to meet tonight, to consider the pro posal
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
RIGHT OF WAY DENIED
 TO RAILROAD COMPANY

The local land office has received an order form the Commissioner can ceiling four applications made by the Alaska Midland Roailroad company for a right of way rom Haines to Che Interior by way of the Chilkoot val ley. The ground for cancellation is the failure of the company to file map of the definite location within the time required by the statute.
 John Rosene of Seattle is president of the company When the company fled its application for these claims the filing was made by the Alaska Midland Railroad Company This same company. 1t seems has filed its articles of incorporation under the name of the Alaska Midland Railway Company. but the law has not been compiled with under either caption.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
THE ELEcTRoeRAPH"
 HAS PATENT TROUBLE

Stockholders in the Kingsbury Elec- .rograph. the invention of F. J. Kings bury. of Juneau. have learned that the company is having trouble with its patent. infringements having been discovered by George Lovegrove, pro- motor of the company, who is in San Francisco. Full details were not available. About s2O.OOO of the stock was subscribed here
 Shortly after Kingsbury and Love grove reached San Francisco they bought large sign in Market street, but the electrograph has not yet been given complete trial there owing to the litigation which developed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
TENNESSEE JURisT
 CHARMED WITH ALASKA

Judge W. R. Turner. one Of Ten nessee's most distinguished lawyers and lurists. is a guest at the Gastin- eau hotel. with Mrs. Turner. They are from Knoxville. and have been touring Alaska They will so to Sit Sa on the Georgia for a few days.
 Judge Turner has served several times on the Tennessee supreme bench. and has written several nota- ble opinions. He declares that Alas ka's scenery is the most magnificent he has ever seen This morning Judge Turner called on U. S. Attor- ney Jas. A. Smiser, who also is a native of Tennessee, having resided in Columbia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

Fountain pens for everybody "Wa- terman's Ideal fountain pens with spe- cial points for bookkeepers. stenoara- phers, with fine, coarse, medium or stub points, selfhIiers, and the ia nous clip attached, from s2.5o up. An asortment of POO fountain pens to se- lect from, at Juneau Drug Co., fo7 Front street, opposite AIaskan hotel, phone 25o. 7-i5-?
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
CABLE WORKS BADLY AND TELEGRAPHlc
 NEWS IS DELAYED

The disordered condition Of the United States cable office and the great quantity of commercial mess ages being handled has caused great delay today in the handling of press dispatches. Most of The Empires late afternoon news had not arrived at 3 o'clock this afternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
MOVIE MEN WILL
 PHoToeRAPH SCENERY

F. Lacasta and M Welt. moving picture operators representing the Pathe-Freres Company. who have just arrived in Juneau. expect to leave to- morrow night on the Georgia. for Sit lsa. to take several thousand feet of motion picture film. showing the scenery along the route. and scenes in the former capital. They secured several films here, and at Taku gla- cier.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
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-t-
 Capt. N. p. Rasmussen. of the gas oline tender ChicagoG. is registered at the Occidental. having just been discharged from St. Ann hospital where he was treated for ptomaine poisoning The Chicagoft arrived to- day and Capt Rasmussen will rejoin her here.
 Harry Brunn. of the Behrends office force. will take his vacation on Aug ust l. and expects to make trip to Warm Springs Bay
 MT. and Mrs John Mills, Mrs. J.. Liyie and Miss Lizzie Ligget Of Doug las have engaged passage to Baranon. on the Georgia.
 Mir. and Mrs E. A. Turner will make the excursion trip to sitka on the Georgia. sailing tomorrow night.
 Gunnar Blomgren. of the Sanitary Grocery, expects to so to Sitka to- morrow night on the Georgia, for a short trip.
 W. R. Rust. Hugh c. Wallace and Arthur Rust of Tacoma and James l.. Freeburn of Chicagofi arrived this morning on the tender Chicagonl and registered at the New Cain.
 Frank Hopkins and D. D. Brewster have returned from 10-day cruise around Admiralty Island. The trip was made in Mir. Hopkins gasoline launch
 B. N. Swank of Hadley, S. A. Plum ley. town clerk of Ketchikan, Fl. M. Sawyer of Ketchikan, and James Brennan of Petersburg are among the guests registered at the Gastineau ho- tel
 J. Hislop with the Inglenook Wine ry of Napa California, is here for a few days. Mr. Hislop made the trip through the interior returning to Ju- neau on the Victoria.
 P. storm has engaged passage to Sitka on the steamship Georgia. for tomorrow nights sailing.
 Miss Adelaide McGinivray and Miss Helen Robinson were among the ar rivals on the steamship Spokane
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
DREAM THEATRE.

June" a young bride, finding the new conditions of married depend ence somewhat irksome rebels and runs away See the picture story in serial at the New Dream, Mondays and Tuesdays. coo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

featuring the famous star. Hazel Dawn. win be the drawing card at the Lyric theatre tonight Another reel. entitled "The Lesson the Children Taught" win also be shown and the show will be repeated tomorrow night. -see
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
MISS DAVIS RETuRNs

FROM ATLlN VISIT Miss Alice Lombard Davis, the dra- matic reader who win appear at the Elks' Ladies Night. Thursday eve ming. has returned from visit to At lin and is a guest at the New Cain hotel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
TO rAE pEOpLE oF AOIoININe

The Juneau Drug Co.,, "the store that has what you want when you want it, carries the largest, freshest and most complete stock of drugs and esundries in Alaska. Out of town or ders are filled promptly and we take the greatest care in looking after our customers interests. Our prices arc reasonable, and we prepay delivery charges on orders of $500 or more The Juneau Drug Co.,, 1o7 Front St., Juneau. 7-15-?
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

We are paying the highest prices for second hand furniture and house hold goods. Universal Repair Shop 1l4 Front St, phone 27S. 7-19-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
alns WANTED

Bids wanted for the grading and graveling of Sth street Information may be had by calling on Street Com missioner J. II. Wheeler Bids must be In by salnrdny noon I-l9.5t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

HOUSE FOR RENT-seven rooms and bath, down town, 1885,; possible to rent two or three rooms. Call at l23 Gold st. 7-19-3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

We are paying the highest prices for second hand furniture and house hold goods Universal Repair Shop. 1l4 Front st.. phone 27S. 7-1s-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

Honest service - honest advertis- ing - honest values, at Che Juneau Drug Co.,, oposlte Aiaskan hotel, phone 25o. 7-i5-3
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

Henry Van Enoo a Belgian. was this afternoon admitted Co citizenf ship in the United States. Witnesses who appeared for him were kemi Soenens and Peter Rolando' both of Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

E. l.. Armstrong. Of the Lyric thea tre in Douglas. has sold an undivided half interest in that theatre Co Alice k. Armstrong. Of Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

LA Snow has returned from an or. fcial trip to Chatham.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

Eugene McCloskey has returned from Atlin. B. C.. and his father Jas. has gone there for an in- spection of the work on his placer
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
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J. F. Boyle has sold to Annie Jones a tract of land 8S 80 feet on Lower Franklin street for a consideration of S64OO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
soUTH BOUND.

The Alameda was scheduled to ar rive late this afternoon from the Westward
 The Spokane will sail south late Wednesday afternoon
 The Princess Alice will sail south Friday morning
 The Admiral Evans is due South bound Friday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

FRESH Augustine G Kyers' candy just arrived at the HlII Drug Co.,, phone 32.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

YOU HAVE tried the rest, now try .he best For French dry cleaning, steam cleaning, dyeing and pressing Capital Dye Works, phone l77. l9-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
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NORTH BOUND.

The Spokane arrived yesterday ai- ternoon and left for Skagway at 7:SO.
 The Jefferson was scheduled to ar rive late this afternoon from the south.
 The Admiral Watson is due from Seattle tomorrow morning.
 The Princess Alice is due from Van couver tomorrow night.
 The Paraiso with freight is due Tuesday
 The Mariposa is scheduled Co leave Seattle tomorrow at 10 Q. m.
 The City of Seattle will sail from Seattle Tuesday.
 The Humboldt leaves Seattle the 23rd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
FAMOUS PLAYERS FEATURE
 AT THE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS. July 19.-"One Of Our Girls" 4-reel Famous Player film.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

WANTED-Reliable maid for gen. eraI housework, phone l51 7-1S.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19

aAn the News Al the TIme." "
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
CLASSIFIED ADV.

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MARINE NOTES

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Evening journal., 1915-07-14
BY GEORGE r.. HOLMEs.

Omitted Press Star Correspondent)
NEW YORK, Jul 14.-Women are
becoming some of New York's most
ardent fight fans. Each succeeding
card, especially the open air variety,
finds more aud more of the reputed
weaker sex occupying seats with the
same sang-froid as their supposedly
sterner escorts. About 400 have at
tended each of the last two bouts
and they evidenced the same-and
sometimes more-interest in the
smack of the glove meeting the jaw,
than the men, And the conservative
individual who imagines they can't
stang the sight of the red, red blood
is all wrong.
Johnny Weissmantle. the Brooklyn
impresario, staged a card at Ebbetts
Field a few nights. ago that was
about the goriest NewaYork fans
have seen for moons. The first ten
round affair vas stopped by the re-
Evening journal., 1915-07-14
"SOME SPORT SIDELIGHTS"
DeIaware-Maryland League

Browntown is still putting up
great fight They have lost six games
by one run. Hard luck fellows. The
best is yet TO come
Rip Slavin is playing the greatest
game of his career in center field
for Browntown. The old life Rip.
Bliss Crouch came back into the
Wilmington League on Saturday
and pitched for Vandever winning
from Bancroft, to 2.
Although IL has been said .Eat Mat
Donohue would play his first game
with Pioneers on Saturday it is like
" that Mat will be seen at Front
and Union in his regular position
with Parkside.
George Tinsman is making a name
for himself by .is pitching with the
fremont team On Saturday he had a
no hit game to BIS credit
Manager Hackett of sladeley Is
playing a great game at first for his
team and is hitting that pill he got
two hits in Saturdays game.
Frank Tumey who has been pitch
ing for Chesapeake City has signed
with Bethany of TIE Church League.
With Tumey and Bill Davis Bethany
should get together
] Dan Farren's Vandever team mas
all sails set for the Wilmington
pennant The club is working like
charm and sees nothing but vic
tory
Stoney August seems to have lost
his tongue.
Evening journal., 1915-07-14
New York Women Fill
Seats at The Fighting Shows

feree after one Of the boys had dyed
the ropes and the referees natty
white suit with red. An awful howl
went up when the arbitor called a
halt-and it wasn't all done by the
men. either.
"Outrageousl" commented a state
ly, grey-haircd dame who sat aear
the ring ami nonchalantly smoked
gold-tipped cigarettes. THAT man had
no right to stop that bout; the boy
wasn't hurt. he just looked bad. Don't
you think so she finished, turning
to her companion. an elderly man. He
nodded assent.
The second affair, between Sailor
Fred Fritts and Boer Rodel, was even
more CORY The referee. however.
didn't like to risk the further dis
pleasure of the crowd and let the
bout go on. Then in the eighth
round when he Sailor went down for
the long sleep under a straight right
Evening journal., 1915-07-14
ELKTON TRACTION CO. IN
THURSDAY Came here

Elkton and Traction Company. Of
the Del-Mar League. vii play at
Front and Union streets tomorrow af-
ternoon II win be the first Thurs
day game by the league and if the at
tendance is satisfactory other mid
week games will be played here by
the league. Il will be a regular
game, beginning at $50
O'Clock. Morley will pitch for Trac-
ton Company and Smith for Elkton
Evening journal., 1915-07-14

day game OF the year.
Traction Company is going up.
Since Doc Dolan joined the team
the boys have been winning right
along. AT least one of the victories
came from Docs bat.
Gene Chase is a magnate at last
He is one of the brainey boys in To-
cal sports. a good fellow and great
baseball player and ought to make
the Live Wires burn everything in
sight.
Jack McDevitt's team hit a snag
en- Saturday. The team is going good
however, and is yet capable of hand
ing drubblng to the best ones in
the league.
Carlin is proving a strong addition
TO the shad tOwners. He is batting
his way among the league topnotch-
ers.
Guess we might as we'll proclaim
Austin the hest hitter in the league
He certainly is going some.
Manager John Kay has a great club
in the Elk Mills aggregation but for
some reason the machine won't work
right.
Elkton will come to Wilmington to-
morrow prepared to give a good ac-
count of themselves. Feehey says il
is up to him to put the brakes on
Traction Co.
Old Pete Coffin has pitched in
every Parkside game of the year and
is as good as ever Despite the fact
that he has signed with the Cam
bridge, Md. team he will pitch for
Parkside every Saturday.
wanted-A good outhelder. Apply
to Bill Lewis right off the reel.
Newark seems to like the lead in
team hitting Get your heels out of
the way, boys.
Jack McGowan has butted in again
He has been an umpire in every
League organized in New Castle coun.
lty. That speaks well for Jacks abil
ily as indicator holder. In Doc Lucas
the famous Waer Brothers and jolly
Jack. the Del-Mars have an umpire
STAFF par excellent.
How about that walloping Traction
company gave New Castle?
The Live Wires almost batted
around twice in the first inning
That's a record for the league.
In the first inning Doherty pulled
an unusual trick in getting two two
baggers. That's sticking it some.
Again the cry. 81 told you Trac
ton was the best club in the league
Oh yes. the funeral is over. Ell
Mills and Parkside finished thei
game.
Parkside is sadly in need of an out
fielder How about Algard of the Van
dever team or Bill O'Donnell of IN
old Peerless semi team.
Dougherty, who last year playe
with Hillside team of the All-Wilminl
D ton League is playing a great gam
! at third base for fremont
E. Keiser, who is doing the catcl
I ing for Bethany is playing a gre;
game and hitting the ball hard
Evening journal., 1915-07-14
Noisy Nuisanecs.


The seconds Of a boxer named John
Elgin OF Mount Carmel. Pa. threw
pail of cold water on the boy Just
after he had finished a hard six-round
bout and he died from the effects Of
the chill.
Al least 80 per cent of the men who
second boxers are unfit to 90 near
the corner. They are a positive handi-
cap 10 the contestants and an insuf-
teraoie nuisance to the onlookers.
About all a majority Of the seconds
do Is TO deluge the boxer with cold
water when he reaches his corner and
ask him why he doesn't do as he is
told; that is. knock out his opponent.
While the boxers are in action the
seconds cling TO The ring ropes. shut
ting out the view of the spectators
and howl at ihe top of their voices
II would rot be a bad idea for the
Boxing Commission to question would
be seconds As TO their qualifications
the same as referees, and issue Ii.
senses TO capable seconds.
Only one second should be permit
ted to say a word to the boxer be-
tween rounds or while in action The
present nuisance should be abated.
The only reason that Peter Jackson
was not the heavyweight champion Of
the world was tfat he never got a
chance 10 fight the holder of the
american title Jackson won the
1saFyWeight title o. England BY
Evening journal., 1915-07-14
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Following are the runs score by
teams of three leagues from Wednes-
day, July Z, to Tuesday, July 13. in
elusive: