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Miss Dorothy McRae of Honolulu
and Miss Helen Ohnstad of Fort Ka-
mehameha will be the week guests
OF Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum.
Capt and Mrs. Arthur I. Dalton en-.
tertained at dinner on Friday evening
at their home in the cantonment. A
most attractive combination of pink
carnations and maiden-hair ferns
marked the center of the daintily ap-
pointed table, on which covers were
placed for Capt and Mrs. Edwin S.
Hartshorn, Lieut. and Mrs. George NJ.
Halloran, Capt. and Mrs Dalton.
Miss Tubbs of Illinois has been the
house-guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph
C. Holiday during the past week.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter S. Graecen
of Schofield Barracks were the lunch
con guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred
lockwood on Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum will en-
terrain a number of her friends this
afternoon at 500. <
One of the most delightful affairs
of the week was the musical given
Dashiell when they entertained on
Wednesday evening in their home in
the main garrison.
The chief attraction of the evening
was Miss Tubbs OF Illinois. who is
spending the winter in Honolulu. Miss
Tubbs has a beautiful soprano voice,
full and rich and with a remarkable
range. Lieut.. Reinecke's voice, which
is high baritone of exquisite quality.
was also greatly enjoyed. The solos
sung by Miss Bonnie Scott. Miss Ros-
enbaum and Lieut.. Holiday added
much to the pleasure of the evening.
Those to enjoy this musical treat
were Madame Pearson, Madame
Cochran, Mrs. William Reese Scott,
Mrs. William Cochran, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John S. Sullivan. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles L, Wyman, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Paul S. Reinecke, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Ralph c. Holiday. Mrs. Edward Full
Ter Witsell, Miss Tnbbs, Miss Eliza
beth Rosenbaum, Miss Bonnie Scott
and Miss Eleanor Scott.
Among the members of the Fort
Shafter circle who were fortunate
enough to attend the polo match at
haplolani park between the Army and
Oahu teams, were Mrs. Daniel Lane
Howell, Mrs. Howell Clinton, Miss
elizabeth Rosenbaum, Maj. and Mrs.
ONO b. Rosenbaum, Capt. and Mrs.
Joseph A. McAndrew, LIST Lieut., Al
bert K. B. Lyman, Lieut.. William E.
r Covell and others. Everybody
came home disappointed in the fail
ure of the Army to win. but perfect
ly delighted with the individual play
ing of the members OF the Army's
team and with the excellent character
of the game from start to finish.
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C0MINGS AND G0lNGS
OF THE SMART SET

Miss Dorothy Podmore left on the
Manoa for mainland visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mist leave
next week for month at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie will be a
luncheon hostess on Thursday of next
week .-..E~ -
Judge w. E. Mcmahon, with his
wife and daughter, are visitors in
Honolulu. T.. ........
Mr. and Mrs. R. d. Moler of Kekaha,
Kauai, left on the Manoa for San
Francisco. .... 49,.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. SchwalIie are
home after three months trip to
San Francisco. -.
BRIG. zen. and Mrs. F s. Strong were
Homecoming passengers on Wednes-
Gays transport.
Maj. z. C. Carnahan, Mrs. Carnahan
and their daughter arrived on the
transport Sherman. 49,
$50. = =
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cooke, Miss En-
lily Cooke and ]. P. Cooke, Jr., left on
the Manoa for New York City. -
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Mrs. James B. Houston is planning
to entertain company of guests at
luncheon Friday of next week.
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Lieut.. Edmund A. Bayley. with Mrs.
Payley and their five children, ar.
rived on the transport Sherman.
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Chief Justice and Mrs. Alexander G.
NJ. Robertson have gone up to their
Tantalus home for the month Of Sep
TENDER. .s..... -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Myers Of Kilauea,
Kauai. will arrive here on sunday
morning for two weeks visit. While
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in Honolulu they will put up at the
Young. Mrs. Myers is sister of Mr..
Edward Dekum.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Clegg are home
again after three months spent with
Mrs. Clegg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Waller.
Paymaster of the Navy George +.
Dyer. with his wife and two children,
arrived on the, Sherman and Will be
stationed at Pearl Harbor.
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Mrs. James Lord and Miss Jean
Lawson, who are the house-guests of
the F. J. Lowreys, left on the Mat
sonia for visit to Kilauea.
Miss Vivian auckland left on the
Manoa to join her sister. Miss Hazel
auckland, who is in San Francisco
purchasing her wedding trousseau.
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Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes are en-
tertaining on Wednesday evening OF
next week, honoring Col. and Mrs.
Alfred M. Hunter Of Fort Kamehanoe-
ha.
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Mrs. Jarrett T. Lewis, who has been
the house-guest for the past month
of DR.. and Mrs Charles Bryant Cooper,
left on the Matsonia for her HID
home.
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Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Miss Ruth
Gartley and Master Richard Gartley
left on the Manoa Mrs. Gartley goes
to place the young folks in school and
college.
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Capt and Mrs. Thomas r. Harker
and Miss Dorothy Harker are now
comfortably domiciled in the Mamie
Phillips home. 1910 Kewalo street,
where they will be glad to meet their
friends. ... =
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dickson Bishop,
who have been in Honolulu for the
past six months, leave for San Fran
cisco on Wednesday for an indefinite
period. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop have
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been great social favorites and keen
regret is expressed at their depert-
ure.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Bryant Cooper
are giving dinner on Monday even
ing of next week, honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Castle, wAo leave on We'd
.nesday for the mainland.
Mr.. William Williamson left on the
Manca for San Francisco, where he
will join Mrs. Williamson. After a
couple OF months travel on the main.
land the WiIIiamsons VIII return here
in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Y. Heebner ard
Miss Julia Heebner, who are visiting
in Honolulu from Philadelphia, left on
the Matson:a for the Volcano. ncy
have been occupying the Buchly home
at waikiki
Mrs. James w. Whsrry (nee Agnes
Wickstruml has sent cards TO her DO
uoluIu FRIENDS announcing the arrival
of a baby daughter, Margaret janet,
on the 18th of July. Mrs. Wherry Is
very pleasantly recalled by a lot. Of
HcnoIulans whom she met during her
visit here four years ago.
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Rev. Augustus H. Strong and Mrs.
Strong of Rochester, ~. Y, viii ar.
rive here on the Chiyo Maru en- route
10 the Orient. Rev. Mr.. Strong is
brother Of Mr.. Harry A. Strong. who
is Mrs. George R. Carter's father. He
Is a man so years old and this ORR
entail trip is one of pleasure. He 10
well known to many Of the families
in the islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Grant will
be hosts at a tendance on the after
noon of September Is A large mum
Der of guests, many of whom will 90
down from this city. will assemble In
their beautiful home in Burlingame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will be assisted
in receiving by a group OF friends
San Francisco Examiner.
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Mrs. Harry Macfarlane leaves on
Wednesday for visit with her faith
er, Mr.. Dunn. and her sister. Mrs. Hen
ry Foster Dutton Of San Francisco.
Mrs. Macfarlaue expects to be gone
for three months.
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ri. sHAFTER SOCIETY

Especial Star Bulletin corresrondencel
FORT SKATER, Sept. 16.-Monday
evening Col. and Mrs Daniel Lane
Howell were dinner hosts at their
home n the main. garrison. Pastel
01I1'es. fntermingled with maiden hair
|.II1. formed a most attractive cen,
.I.'cce. while candles shaded In col
. b u.ich the flowers. added much
we're Madame Beaugradier. Mrs.
..... E1IIef WitseIl, Col and Mrs.
.'.. b. Kendall. Capt and Mrs.
'.. II Hunt, Major and Mrs. Eu-
... q Hartnett. After dinner the
... .cI Of the eve1<pg yas spent
|.. ridge. Thos6 holding the
.. h1nors for the evening were
'| '.stll and Col. Kendall.
Capt. and M. Thomas A.
entertained at dinner Mon.
.0.E Tor their daughter, Miss
.arier, those invited from
|ere Miss Elizabeth Rosen-
'L Bonnie Scott, Lieut. Ed.
Tell and DR.. Harry M. Deib-
ND Mrs. Arthur Keithly and
.5IL1ly, who have been house
CI Lieut. and Mrs. Raymond A.
4. LETT on the Manoa on Tues
ID their home in Peoria, I'LL
Lieut. and Mrs. BENJAMIN F. McClel.
ID 1I1 being congratulated on the
|'LIh ~ son.
IucEIay evening Capt. and Mrs. Ed
Vim s H4rtshorn entertained for a
number Of their friends at q swim
ming I4rtT at the ''Outrigger" The
|'IE1t Vas ideal for such sport; fair
luna sI1no SO brightly that night seem
ed turned today. After q refreshing
dip t|| party had supper and later
Capt nd Mrs. Hartshorn took their
guests 5 rHeinie's," where they spent
the remainder Of the evening gaily
tripping The hours away.
Those invited were Capt and Mrs.
Jack Hayes. Capt and Mrs. Alden G.
knowles. Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Xrm11E Capt. and Mrs. Arthur T.
Dalton Miss Katherine Lehman, Miss
Horottt Harker. Lieut. and Mrs. Rob
1ft a. Lyon. DR.. Harry NJ. Deiber.
Lieut. Charles B. Lyman, Lieut. John
ID. Smith. Lieut. Edward +. Wftsell
Monday afternoon. Mrs. James. e
Bell entertained informally ~ hridee
FOR Mn. Charles s. Lincoln Ms nj.
ward p WitseA and Mrs. James
D0usherty. Nrs, Lincoln. holding the n.
hiehe.t score kss sAs iortunsses win ii
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Lieut.. and Mrs Thomas C. Spencer
and their small daughter, Jean, ar
rived on the transport Sheridan.
They will occupy the quarters of
Capt ]. E. Bell in the main garrison
during the month, while Capt. and
Mrs. Bell viii go to Schofield, where
Capt Bell has been ordered with the
Machine Gun Co. for course in the
school of fire. Later, the Spencers
viii take the quarters in the canton
ment, formerly occupied by Lieut..
Robert G. Calder.
Lieut.. and rms. Frederick A. Barker
entertained az luncheon on Wednesday
for Major and Mrs. Carnathan, who
were passengers on the Sheridan on
their way to the Philippines.
Lent. B. K. St0mberg Of the Med
ical Reserve Corps, who arrived on
Wednesday in the Sheridan with his
wife and children, will occupy the
quarters in the environment, formerly
occupied by Capt: John B. Richard
son.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker
entertained informally at dinner on
Thursday for Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas
c. Spence.
On Tuesday evening those playing
at the Bridge Club when the members
met at the Officers Club at head
quarters we're Lieut.. Col and Mrs.
William r. Dashieil, Madame Pearson,
Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Claire Bennett, Lieut.. and Mrs.
John S. Sullivan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Al.
fred lockwood, Lieut. Col. William
Weigel, Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Mrs. VIII
liam Cochran, Madame Cochran, Capt.
and Mrs. William E. Hunt. Mrs. Eu-
gene II. Hartnett was the hostess for
the evening, and showed most excel
lent taste In the selection Of the prize,
which was a pair of Canton china
vases. Mrs. Cochran was the fortu-
nate one, as she held the highest
score of the evening, thus securing
the coveted prize.
Those from the post to enjoy the
singing Of Madame Mariska. Aldrich
at her concert on Wednesday evening
were Col, and Mrs. Daniel Lane How
ell and Lieut.-C William Weigel.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George NJ. Halloran
entertained Informally at luncheon on
Wednesday for Lieut.. and Mrs. Tho
mas G. Spencer
Mrs Frederick A Barker left on
the Makura on Friday for a two
months trip to the states. She will
also visit the family of Lieut.. Barker
in Canada before. her return, and the
remainder of the time she will spend
with her family, who are residents OF
Portland, Ore,
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Mrs. Charles F. Chillingworth,
"snapshotted" at the races and
polo game. IL. ~: !
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Those from the post to enjoy the
singing Of Madame Mariska Aldrich
at her concert on Wednesday evening
were Col. and Mrs. Daniel Lane How
ell and Lieut. Col. William Weigel.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. George NJ. Halloran
entertained informally at luncheon on
Wednesday for Lieut.. and Mrs. Tho
mas C. Spencer.
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nd Mrs. Arthur Keithly and
tIL1ly. who have been house
Dc Lieut.. and Mrs. Raymond A.
j. LETT on the Manoa on Tues
/ their home in Peoria, III
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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Dickson Bishop,
who have been in Honolulu for the
past six months, leave for San Fran
cisco on Wednesday for an indefinite
period. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop have
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-06

Mrs K. ID. Leyson and son, Dwight
were over Sunday visitors in Wess-
sington visiting at the A F.
Churchill home.
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VIM. Butler and family went to
Vayland last week to spend the
summer. Mr. Butler has charge of
an elevator there.
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Miss lsadore Wellington, 4th grade
teacher in the city schools, is spend
ing the vacation at her home in
WOlSey.
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Mr. and Mrs John CANNED. Of
Huron, visited this week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Adams.
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p. j Dunn was at Pierre this week
on insurance business. He expects
to go to Watertown the first of May
to work awhile and may remove to
that city later.
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Henry Wilson, of Redfieid, was in
the city Monday. He is now engag-
ed in the furniture business IN that
city.
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l.. Dlouhy and family are moving
this week from the Sutphen cottage
on Arno st. to the Waters house
Cor. 5th and Hand SITS.
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/ II will pay you to see our new
house dresses and aprons for ladies.
also childrens ready made dresses.
Greeyes Bros.
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Miss May Redmond is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her school
duties at Pierre and is spending the
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. T. Redmond.
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The CITIZENS STATE BANK will
help you. Absolutely safe. Deposits
GUARANTEED. 1914
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Miss May Rudd returned to her
schooI work at Huron Monday
morning, after a weeks vacation
spent at her home in this city.
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Miss Amy Schroeder came up
from Huron. where she IS a student
at the college and spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs II. X.
| Schroeder.
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Arno McWhorter, of Highmore,
was a visitor Tuesday at the home
of his brother, DR.. P, McWhorter.
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J. w. CoquIllette is preparing to
move the cottage off the back end
Of his lot on Elite street, to a lot
one block east on Charming street.
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Rev. Father Duguay went to
Sioux Falls, this week where he
will undergo an operation at the
McKennonhospital in that city.
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Look over Press advertising col
umns IL you want TO purchase any
thing. These advertisers are doing
the business. They invite you.
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Mrs Andrew Brueggeman, of
Howell twp, spent several days In
town this week at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. j. Strut
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Money to loan on land. interest 7
per cent, no commission.
44tf Christ q Christ.
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Rudolph Weiland, travelling for a
Chicago dry goods house. was call
ing on Miller merchants Monday
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Think of u big stock of furni-
ture, rugs, linoleum, beds. mat
tress, etc. when you clean house.
Reck, Montgomery q Co.
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Boys-see the Bear Cat Racer that
is going to be given away free, in
our window. If you haven't an en-
rollnent card ask for one at the
Corner Drug Store.-Ady
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Lewis Shuster, of Mitchell, visited
last week at the home of his broth
err, M. A Shuster and family.
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Pierre Journal-Mrs M. A. Ham
mil, of Miller, under went an opera
ton at the hospital this morning.
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Miss Anna Moncur is in town this
week assisting with work at the
County superintendent office.
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Coquillette has a real city display
Of city millinery. for spring.-Adv.
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New spring and Summer goods
arriving at Greeves Bros. store daily
ADV.
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: Goodyear & Goodrich castings and
tubes. Scofelds.
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The matinees at the Scenic every
Saturday are the best that ever hap
pened ADV,
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George EdgIngton has sold out his
contracting business to Ole Ole, who
worked here a few years ago.
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We sell wall paper, Muresco
paints, turpentine, linseed oil and
varnishes. Scofields. 10
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Editor A. +. Waterman, of Rec
Heights, was a business visitor in
Miller Saturday.
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THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY APRIL 6. 1916

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AND 5
8 LOCAL BRIEFS}
Albert Nelson buvs hogs. l5tf
Local Automobile dealers report
a very active demand this spring.
C. w. Copeland has returned from
a visit in Ohio.
Seeding began this week over the
most of Hand county.
The largest stock of furniture in
Hand Co. at Reck Montgomery G. Co.
Mrs. John Barrett is visiting rela-
tives in the south part of the state.
E. M. Dunn visited his son Eddie
at Chamberlain last week.
J E. Bard spent Tuesday at Har-
rold at the home of his son. H. o.
Bard.
Fred Sweetland was a business
visitor in the city from Orient,
Tuesday.
Buy a Singer sewing machine to-
day. Always on hand at Reck,
Montgomery & Co.-Adv.
Clarence BeaIman, of Gam Valley,
was transacting business in this city
Saturday.
VIM. Weiblen, of Redfeld. is Wis.
ting in the city at the home of his
brother Charles.
The State of South Dakota's guar
antee law guarantees deposits in the
Citizens State Bank. 1918
f. d. Leyson is in Sioux Falls this
week serving as a member of the
grand jury.
Editor A. f. Waterman, of Rec
Heights, was a business visitor in
Miller Saturday.
We sell wall paper, Muresco
paints, turpentine, linseed oil and
varnisheS. Scofields. 10
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C. w. Copeland has returned from
a visit in Ohio.
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AND
5 LOCAL BRIEFS.

Albert Nelson buvs hogs.
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Local Automobile dealers report
a very active demand this spring.
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Seeding began this week ove the
most of Hand county.
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f. ID. Leyson is in Sioux Falls this
week serving as a member of the
grand jury.
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The largest stock of furniture in
Hand Co. at Reck Montgomery & Co.
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Mrs. John Barrett is visiting rela-
tives in the south part of the state.
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The State of South Dakota's guar
antee law guarantees deposits in the
Citizens State Bank. 1918
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VIM. Weiblen, of Redfield. is Wis.
ting in the city at the home of his
brother Charles.
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J E. Bard spent Tuesday at Har-
rold at the home of his son. H.. 0.
Bard.
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E. M. Dunn visited his son Eddie
at Chamberlain last week.
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Clarence BeaIman, of Gam Valley,
was transacting business in this city
Saturday.
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Buy a Singer sewing machine to-
day. ALWAYS on hand at Reck,
Montgomery & Co.-Adv.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-04
SECRET NUPTIAL BELLS
 RANG FOR THESE TWO
Miss Mount and Miss Daly Surprise Their Friends
 Today

A marriage that was soIemniZed on November 16 but was kept secret until the present time, was announced last evening at miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss-or rather Mrs. Eva Evelyn Mount Gay at the home of her brother, Harold Mount of "A Hart street.
 The miscellaneous shower was ar ranged under the impression that the guest of honor was to be married soon. Her many friends present were sur prized then, when she announced that she had become the wife of William Gay at Portchester, N. Y.
 The bride is the daughter of Super numerary Policeman Harry Mount. Mir. and Mrs. Gay received a number of useful articles with which to begin 
 Announcement was made today by MT. and Mrs. Wagner of Glen street of the wedding of their son Otto to Miss Elizabeth Daily which took place in New York The couple are we'll known. The bridegroom is employed at the Russell &s Erwin company. The bride was employed at the Corbin Screw corporation company. The an- nouncement of the wedding was a sur prise to their many friends. The date is not announced.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-04
LANSING DENOUNCES
 POLITICAL CANARD
Secretary of State Indignant at Paper That Said President Wilson
 Intended to Resign.

Washington, March 4.-ArouSed by the publication of reports yesterday that President Wilson, because of the strain of the foreign situation, was considering resgning from office, the White House today issued this formal statement:
 "When Secretary Tumultys atten- tion was called to the story appear ing in certain papers that the presi- dent had resigned or was considering resigning, he said:
 "'An American newspaper that would publish a story of that kind in a situation like the one which now confronts America dishonors itself'"
 Administration officials said today that virtually all senators who voted yesterday to table the Gore resolution were voting for the presidents policy, and that should the house fail to vote to uphold the president in decisive form, the fight might be carried back to the senate for a direct vote to de- feat the McCumber resolution warn ing Americans off armed ships of belligerent nations.
 They express confidence that com plete victory would follow such a course.