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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

Thcr" was an excuse for oVcr-fat-
ness when starvation. diet and weak.
nlnG, lahOrioUS exercises were iHe
only known means of reducing tie
flesh. but nowadays when IL il poSsi-
BILE to get rid of two. three or fou
pounds of fat a week by merely tax
ing a tiny tablet after each meal and
at bed time. tn" man or woman who
rcmHins fat does SO from choice alone.
Thousands of people who have uset.
Marmola Prescription Tablets tpre
pared from tn" famous Marmola pr
scriptioul know by experience that
this treatment is not only quicker.
easier aud NOR" pleasant than old
fashioned methods but that IL is also
wonderfully successful and harmless.
Instead of being any way harmful ~
injurious. Marmola Prescription Tab.
lets ARE trucly beneficial to tn" gen
oval health. Tho use of them does
not interfere in Il way with work
or pleasure. You need not restrict
your diet or alter your habits in any
way whatever Simply take " easy
| and enjoy yourself while your Fat
vanishos. You can got Narmola Pre-
scrirtion Tablets at II good drug
store for - cents per cas-" or by send
inG tho price direct to tho Marmola
Company. S6i-S1S Woodward Ave. DE
troit, Mich, Try them and the results
l viii surprise YOU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

In this way We can make them feel
that their country j. worth defending.
They Will not fail in patriotlsm II tn"
country has been just and generous
in her treatment of her working
people.
AS things are now h very same
day the New York Legislature passed
the Slater bill to make compulsory tho
attendance of boys between the ages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

"EverythinG along ,he line of waste
prevention ami the use Of mIteria.s
T., the greatest pdvautaer is a step in
the right direction, whether for war or
peace.
Il believe that it is a good 'aing to
organize national resources. but that
it is far more important to see that the
people themselves. the worker, have
prupcr work!ng ANA living conditions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
ARASOLS OF ! 1ANY SORTS SUIT EVERY TASTE

Jewels arc set in the handles some
times. imitation jewels, but affordins
attractive hits of color. but most often
the stick is "a rather simple affair with
some sort rf silkCn strap.
Plain. sporty looking parasols witt,
thick sticks. hluntcd points. plain or
leather braided handles and leather
wris, straps are offered in all of the
mudish colnrinrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

even more incorrigibly frilly than those
Of silk, sometimes having tho cover en-
'ircly hidden under narrow frills. AMI
very good effects are often secured
by cdgins narrow tulle frills in ve"y
narrow ribbon. This is particularly
successful in the case Of n black tu,!c
model. half covered by little frills. cacr
frill edged by II tiny quilting of gay
ribbon.
Black tulle p%arasols unfrillcd are
numerous and attractive. As n rule
they are unlined; or AZ least. lined
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-19


event, war, without doubt, will fol-
low.
Washington, June 19.-Mexican
government, through Ambassador
Designate ArredondO, today request
ed U. S. government to instruct the
commanders of naval vessels in Mex
lean waters not to attempt to disem-
bark during this time of excitement,
even if Unarmed, in order to prevent
complications.
Washington, June 19.-American
reply to CarTanza's last note on
withdrawal of United States forces
will be enroUte to de facto govern
ment before night
Note declines to withdraw Amer
lean forces and answers Carranza's
misstatements of fact and points to
many incidents which make it i'm
perative that Pershing expedition re-
main. Message is 10000 words or
more.
Washington, June 1o.-Sec'y of
War Baker today sent to Chairman
Hay of house military affairs COM
mittee draft of proposed resolution,
which, if passed, would make effec-
tive Immediately section Ill of new
army law which goes into effect July
1, giving department power to use
national guard on foreign soil
FL Paso, June 19. - Every avail
able American motor truck is in
service along 28O-mile American line
south of Columbus, N. NJ, rushing
rifles, ammunition and food supplies
to Pershing's army of $4,000 we'll.
seasoned men. Stretched in horse
shoe curves around them are 10000
CaTTanzista troops, reported i'll fed,
poorly trained and badly equipped.
American arrivals from Mexico stat
ed famine has spread throughout the
country and declared that the defac-
to government had not sufficient
supplies to maintain it's army over 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-19

disorderly, uncontrolled de facto
troops.
Local authorities received infor-
nation that Carranza cavalry has
left Villa Ahumada for FL Vale,
which is between American bases at
COlOnia Dublan and Namiquipa. Per-
shing reported to have only about a
third of his forces below COlonia
Dublan and Carranza move was in
terpreted to be in preparation to cut
off their retreat. Namiquipa base
has been strengthened by planting
field artillery on high bluffs COM
handing miles of surrounding cOun-
try.
Gen. TrevinO, Chihuahua, is re-
ported to have met Pres. Wilson's
militia order with a call for Mexican
volunteers. Large numbers of FL
PasO MeXicans went to JuareZ and
enlisted in CaTanza's cause. Mexi-
can Consul Garcia sent his family
away, but insisted he would not close
his consulate here.
Gen. Bell announced that Gen.
Funston's wishes regarding protec-
ton for law-abiding Mexicans along
the border in event of war would be
carried out in FL PasO district.
Springfield, Ill.,, June 19.-Within
one week Illinois national guard will
be modified at Camp Lincoln and
the Illinois state fairgrounds in this
city drilling for duty in Mexico.
Mobilization orders sent out from
Adj't Gen. DicksOn's Office calls for
Illinois militia companies to recruit
to war strength in their home cities
and then wire to Springfield for en-
trainment
D-.,.rv,-,ss11.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
RADIUM JAN BE
 MADE VERY CHEAPLY
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iFsecGnltcar A. p Leased Wire
 WASHINGTON. Dee S.-Manufac turc CT raaium worth more han a million dollars: g saving of more than s20.0c0 600 worth ol natural gas in the Blackwell field of Oklahoma. manu- fracture of gasoline at a cost of six cents a gallon. development of an electrical furnace which promises to wipe oni bosses Di tlbUO0 GOO a year in the melting of brass. and the saV- ing of many lives through the promo tion of scientific mining methods are among the achievements of the federal bureau Of mines outiined today m the annual -eport of the director Van II Mannng
 The manufacture of radium was ac- cpmplighed in co-operation with the national radium institute which furn- ishcd capital Of S30G du0 necessary to deNelop au economical method Of cX- iracting the precious metal from the cprmntifc ore Of the west. Eight and one-h1ll grams of rtdium were pro- aucr1 at a cost of less that S4U .N9H per gram. which in open market would havr cost between SlU0. .NH0 and sl2p.0l0 a gram The greater part ol the product vas turned over to two great hospitals for use in treatment of cancer from which t is estimated 
 the United States.
 Tho institute supplied the ore plant and machinery ana the bureau ui mines Fpeut S35b00 developing the nrDccss. Fer it's part. the government received at least loo. DOC worth Oi Fl dum which Will bc used for scieu- ui.c purposes The method evolved has lren patented for the government and may he used free by any enc within the | ntsd States.
 The saving 0f ZN0pa udO worth of natural gas in ihc Blackwell field was accomplished. by uSe of the bureau x new uetnnd of drilling wells. lt in ,1edca process of sealing the gi4s in lts original rcaerYioI untii marketing time On operators in Kansas and other statca have adopted the method.
 The new process of manufacturing gaxnline was evolved with the f;itt- man furnace. which makes II possible rO take the waste gas oil of California which Is worth two cents a gallon and make from it gasoline at a cost of six cents gallon. The report announces that tho Rttman process ls d cummer- cial success and that the bureau is ready to give to the public a conner ciul process. free nf royalty which will make available for internal cambus- 
 wise unavailable fractions of pet rolcum"
 In studies for recognizing metal waste in brass moiting the bureau has developed an electric furnace which gives promise of eliminating wastes of Sl0. .O00. .O00 year at the present rate of great production and high prices.
 In its work of safety for miners. the bureau has approved types of electric miners lamps which are being installed at the rate of 100000 a year and will eliminate the cause of many of the fatal explosions
 In California investigation showed large number of deep gold miners af fected with hookworm. Measures were installed which are expected to stamp out the disease in few years.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
.FILIBusTER STOPS
 HE BOPP TRIAL
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. s.-A fiii- buster hy the deicnse successfully post oueG testimony m touis j. ~mits the soternnenta ehief wit uess in the trial of frtnz E0pp Ger nan consul general here. and dN other defendants. who are chargel
 aith violating the ncutrluiy uf the
 tn.ted States by conspiiing to de- siroy munitions of war and pIopert. nf tne entente allies
 smith. under the name of Lewis Snfiil. was an enlisted man with the Nineteenth infantry. stationed nt For;
 Mcintosh. Tex. when if isus be stole from the post store articles wnieh,
 together With his desertiDn and othe- nets gnbVcrsiyc of good order and Irmv discipline" according to the de- Tense attorneys, resulted ID his court martial ard sentence to two years at i.cavenworth prison
 According to the attorneys for Con sul General ropp. Vice ConsIl Baron ! r.. Fl von Schack. Licutenam Ccorg Wilhelm yon Rrickcn and the other defendants. smith is automatically disqualified as q witness in a federal court ty the findings of this court martial The ttefts. they cl1im. con stitute felony.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
CUSTOMERS PAY THE BILL
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TFe0tbIfcar p. P Lelsed WlreI
 NEW YORK, Dec. Sips, per quisi.s or charities" distributed by milk dealers to cooks. buffers. jan tors and superintendents Of apartment houses as expenses incidental to ob taining customers. evcntu2llv are add . ed to h cburden Of the ultimate con sun.r" according to witnesses be- fore the Wicss legislative committee to6lv The same system of gratuitics appeals to the ice dealer. the baker and the rews dealer. superntendentS of Scs eral apartment houses testified. One large milk distributor in Brook Ivn t was stated by counsel to the committee pays s25,006 year to ianitnrs and gives away 5000 worth of milk annually
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
BAvARIAN MINISTER RESIGNS
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LONDON. Dec According to a Fcrlin dispatch to Dutch newsp1pers" gays Eeutcr's Amsterdam corrcspon dent three pqfafi1n mi"istore haye resigned Minister nf fhe Interior Paran vnn Soden- Fraunhofen. Min ister of War Boron Kress von Kres- ssustoin. ana President Won Fret eehraider Of tho council of mini iters. Rarcn von Kressenstein has been re- appointed eomman nder of the Sixth
 OTIS of the Favarian cavalrv. The cavalry eeneraf Paron ven StendeI. has been appointed war minister.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09

AN IRON CHAIN BINDS BRITAIN
 TO COLONIES
[Republican 4. ,. Leased wireJ

NEW YORK. Dec S.-Great Britain wants peace just as soon as her de mands and those of the entente allies are won from Germany. Paron Shaughnessy of Montreal decleared on his arrival here today from England. Anything less than that is not victory he added.
 The elevation of David Lloyd George 10 the premiership. he said indicated that The people of Great Britain wish to utilize every resource at their com mand to insure victory.
 The Imperial spirit now Is the key note of British effort. he said. adding
 "Hritain's fCrges are burning fierce ly creating steel chains by which her integral parts will oe bound togetheI as never before. It has been her boast for years that only n sillteu cord connected the mother country with her over seas dominions and colonies. That time has passed. The war has demonstrated that unity of eIiort and direction must continue. "Nanadians," he asserted have won q name which will forever designate them.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
oT several vessels rra5aily atmcked hut

of several vessels recently attacked hnt Laa gwen HD.iu. ig.ttien ot What hi de- cislou w.ll Toe.
 Tha eascs in tae foralDrt et cou- s'defat.on are Daase of thr British steamers Arah.o and Marina. both nt which GeTmany contends were iieFcd tn be .raaspcfta D. ,nr leSii service of ,Hc alies During tilr dly official Information rea.ae1 tho stafe depart meut estntiirhins- that Abe Marina ru which sis Americans were iust. was iu no sense a trauspou and au inuuIry was aadresscd to Great iriimn for u- formation na 70 Tho actual efalus m the Af1hia
 While administration officials Tcmain silent bose n pinse te-h with affairs iu Trutani, diplomatic circles deFrf- catc aay rIg4cestiou -that relations le- teeWn tlfa two eouatrie~ are approach u~ a crisis 'Fhcy pHlHI uui that Ger many .ifaady has offered io make amends .f hc~ sahmarne ocmnttiders arc shown tp h4te A-en mistaken m
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
PANI STILL LINGERS
reeuubIIcan A. p. Leased wIre1

OUERETARO, Mex. Dec. S.-Alberto J. Pani, one of the Mexican commis- sloners to the joint conference at At lantic City. is still in Queretaro. but probably will leave for the United States Sunday or Monday. after having received General Carranza's decision on the protocol drawn up by the joint conference. No announcement was made today az to what action General carranaz will take.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
TO REDUCE BREAD
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SACRAMENTO Cal. Dec. S.--Bread in Sacramento. recently raised in price ip [ and l2 cents a loaf. win be re- dnced to the former scale of and 10 cents, according 10 a decision today by the Sacramento Master Bakers Asso- citation.
 \ plan to reduce the high cost of lv- ing by back yard farming under the supervision of the United States de- partment of agriculture and Inc Uni yersity of California will he launched next Wednesdays when Sacramento will meet to form city unit of the county farm bureau
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
RAILROAD FACILITIES
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WASHINGTON. Dec Increased facilities of American railroads, with a total of 29 killed and 407 injured in S52 accidents caused during the last year by locomotive boiler defects are recorded in the annual report today of Frank N~ManarnN chief insDectot
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
]. {. T0 SIND
 ANOTHER N0TE
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WAsHlNGT0N. Dec S-Morc fef- nite information as to ihr facts iu- volged In recent activities -Ly German submarines has brought the situation to point where a nrw lDJe to Ger many. designed to clear up any duuht as Co thc interpretation oi Inc feriu gnvernments submarine piedgef to the Cnitcd States. appears c. be among Che possibilities of tho ue'u future.
 President Wilson has given eorefal attention ta the evidence iu the oftses
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09

considering the Vessels transports. on the other hand the United states said in the Sussex note that mistakes that endangered American life on peaceful vessels were not Co hc t4lc- rated
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09

of the interstate commerce comnlis- sion The report says unprecedented traffic was th, cause and every avail able locomotive was in service
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09

workers in this city within few days was considered unavoidable tonight after unsuccessful conferences hetweeu representatives of Amaleamated Cloth ing Workers of America and the con tractors who manufacture men's cloth ing The date for calling out the work i CTS rests with strike committee Of seven.
 Neither side showed any inclination tonight pt XieId
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
HUGE LOCOMOTIVE ORDER
reenubllcar A. p. leased wlrel

TReDuhI'car A, p. Ieasfd WIre1
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-A sup elemental order rom tho Russian govcrrmcnt for one hundred loco motives was announced todly To- dave order amounts 10 about S4.- nn0 00O
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
EGGS DROP
TCeptfi,

rFepuhl,can A p. Leased Wire1
 LOS ANGELES. Cnl.. Dec. S--Eggs of all grades dropped cents in price today, making total of 2 cents rcdnc- ton in four days.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE

TPeouhlicsn A. Q. Leased Wi-el
 NEW YORK. Dec. S.-A strike ir tnlNing not less than 60 Onn gnrmen
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
ARelTRAsIoN AGREEMENT
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WASHINGTON. Dec Negotia- : tious arc under way for permanent adjustment of all issues arising be- tween the American and Canadian gov ernments connected with fisheries on the Pacific coast and on the Atlantic and the Gulf of Si Lawrence.
 Negotiations have been continued very quietly between officials in Ot iowa and persons designated by the state department
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
READY TO BARGAIN

Say What's your hurrv@" "f'n irving to get somcthirc for my wife"
 'N-aht are you asking for her "--- Life.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09
Eciih Cayell and exterior and in terior views of Edith Cavell Me marial hospital in Paris.

The Edith Cavell memorial com mittce has erected in Paris to the memory of Britain's war heroine the Edith Cavell Memorial hospital. It is a school hospital. where nurses will be trained for duty on the front line.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-09

Hire Little Salesman at the Re- publican office. 4 Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21
Public Sale

Having purchased a place IN
Hughes county the undersigned will
sell at Public Auction on the N. f
of Sec. 2l-l14 70, 10 miles north and
2 miles west of Rec Heights on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 9th
commencing at 1l:00 a. m. the fol-
lowing described property:
So HEAD OF HORSES
consisting of II mares, from 3 to z
years old. weight from 1900 to 1900.
7 two year old mares. 7 two wear old
geldings. 6 yearling geldings, Agar
ling mares. 10 sucking colts, l Reg
istered Imported Percheron stallion
weight 1000. These horses are all
high grade Percherons.
1913 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of l6 mich COWS, some
giving milk. balance will be fresh
soon, 100 head of Durham yearlings
steers and helferS mixed, Z spring
calves.
Hogs. 2 sows and 10 shoats, weight
about 125 pounds.
Some speltz, barley and corn in
field. and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms Of Sale:-All sums of $40
and under, cash; over that amount
time will be given to Oct. LIST. 1917,
by purchaser giving note bearing 10
per cent interest, with approved sc
curity. No property to be removed
from premises until settled for.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
MIKE MOORE. Owner.
B. F. & j. M MAGNESS, Aucts.
F. w. PIERCE. Clerk. 42t2
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21
Public Sale

Pubic sale
The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction at his farm, Sec. 19-l10.6S.
IL miles south and 4 miles west of
Miller, on
THURSDAY. SEPT. 18th
commencing at 11:00 a. m. the fol-
lowing described property:
81 HEAL OF LIVE STOCK
"a HEAD OF CATTLE
10 mich cows all six years old and
under. 4 steers, 2 heifers, z calves,
/ bull.
z HEAD OF HORSES
l gray mare weight 1400. IL years
old, IN foal; l bay mare. weight 1900,
5 years old. in foal; | bay mare, VT.
1900, 5 wears old; ] bay gelding W.T..
1900. z years old; 3 yearling colts.
About % acres of good corn in field.
Farm Machinery: l Emerson sulkv
pillow. ! cultivator, l corn planter. 1
hay bucker good as new, l hay rake.
l harrow, l mower, l bob sleigh. l
wagon with hay rack. / spring wag.
on. l seven foot disc. l eight foot
drill, l set of hay ropes and other
articles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms OF Sale: All sums of $40
and under. cash; over that amount
time will be given to Nov. LIST. 1917.
by purchaser giving note bearing 10
per cent interest. with approved Sc
curity. No property to be removed
from premises until settled for.
PETER FRIIS, Owner.
B. F. & j. M. MAGNESS, Aucts.
F. D. GREENE. Clerk. 42t2
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Administrators Public Sale
| will sell at public auction. at N
w 1 2l-113-66. Gilbert twp. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th
beginning at l o'clock p. m. the fol-
lowing live stock. farm machinery,
and household goods, belonging to
the estate of Herman Pautsch, de-
ceased.
6HEAD OF HORSES
consisting of l gray horse 6 years
old. VT. 400; l gray mare IL years
old. VT. 1900; l gray mare 8 years
old. VT. 1900; l bay horse 7 years old
VT. 100; l span bav horses 9 years
old, VT. 2400, l buckskin mare II
years old, VT. 100; l sucking colt.
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting Of IL head OF milk cows. 2
yearling steers, | heifer, 6 spring
calves.
Farm Machinery:-1 Rock Island
gang piow Ia inch; l disc. 10 it,; /
iron harrow. 20 it; 1 Monitor gram
drill lift; l endgate seeder; l Winona
wagon; a sets farm harness; l saddle
and bride; l John Deere low down
manure spreader. Household goods
and other articles.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale:-Sums under $40
cash. On $40 and over one years
time on bankable security at 10 per
cent.
w. f. PAUTSCH,
Administrator Estate Of Her.
man Pautsch, deceased.
Magness Bros. AuctioneerS
VIM. P. Noble, Clerk
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

Magness Bros. Sale Dates
Sept. %. Schriver & Palmer, Miller
S. Oak.
Sept u. Mike Moore, Rec Heights
Sept. %. Peter Friis. Miller. s. ID.
Oct 2, j w Almond. Rockdale to
Oct. 8. j. DeSomers, Rec Heights.
S. ID.
Oct 4th. w, F. Pautsch, Vavland.
October 9Th. Magness Bros, st.
Lawrence. S. d
Oct. 9, 10 and 18th, Parkman, Wyo
Oct. 18th, j A. Schade. Kingslev.
Iowa.
Oct. 18th. Mayne & Brazie, Harlan,
Iowa.
Oct. 14th. A, Spooner & Sons,
Mondamin, Iowa.
Oct. 10Th, Frank Horn. Harlan. la.
Oct. 18th. VIM. Waters, Wiota, "a.
Oct. 18th, j. N. B. Miller & Sons,
Horning. Iowa.
Oct. 23rd. Lake Preston. Kings.
bury Pure Bred Association.
Oct 18th. Ed Bake, Washington.
Oct 18th. John Ice, st. Lawrence,
Nov. 10 and IL. Magness Bros st,
Lawrence. S. d.
Nov. 18th. H. A. Wickre. Webster,
s. d. .
Nov. 14tn, George d. Smith. Dc
Smet,S S. d.
Nov. 18th. G. e. Pettigrew & Son,
Fandreau. S. D.
Nov. 10th, L. A. Pinard. Messing
ton Springs. S. D.
Nov. 18th. J. H. Bevington. Rex
Heights. s. d.
Nov. 18th. A. B. Tyler. Draper
s. D.
Dec. Is. Albert Hill. Alexander
8. D.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21
Stock Sale

STOCK Sale
will sell at my place S. +. Gill
SO. Rockdale twp. at Public Auction
on
MONDAY. OCTOBER End
at l o'clock p. m. the following des-
cribed property:
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of milk cows. heifers. ana
steers. All good shorthorn stock.
10 HEAD OF HORSES
all two yr old native mares and geld
ings.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms Of Sale-Time will be given
till Nov. LIST 1917. purchaser giving
note bearing 10 per cent interest
with approved security. No prop
erty removed from premises until
settled for.
j. W. ALMOND, Owner
MAGNESS BROS. Aucts.
F. d GREENE. Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21
STRAYED:-4 2 year old durham
steers, one CD white face Ayr old
cow. Please notify
Schriver Il Palmer.
Low One Way Colonist Fares To
California and the Pacific
Cnnct

In effect daily Sept. "a to Oct. 8
via the Chicago & North Western
Nv. to many points in Colorado, Ut
ali, Montana. Idaho, California, Ore
gon and Washington. Variable
scenic routes with stopover privil-
eyes. For rates and detailed infor-
nation call on Ticket Agents, Chica.
go & North Western Ry. 43t1
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

FIVE CENTS PER LINE
n you have anything to sell. or II you de
sire to buv anything, a three or four line
notice In the PREss will bring results.
A secondhand hard coal heater in
good condition for sale cheap.
43tf l.. w, Thompson.
WANTED Washing and ironing to
do Mrs g WiIlatt
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-09-21

ESTRAYED-One white face year.
ling heifer calf. Phone Red 1873.
Alta A. II. Brown. Miller. s. D.