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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-01-28

Whitesburg, ~. Jan. 24.-"Aunt
Chrissie Steward. the Oldest woman in
Eastern kentucky, 106 years old, at
her home on Colly creek. near Hlllard.
seven miles from here In Letcher couu-
~. Is dangerously III. Several weeks
ago Aunt chrissle," while doing
chores about the place, fell and broke
her left thigh, from which she has
since been confined. Lately she Is said
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-01-28
ortnent of Specials That w Prompt You to be Present
SPECIAL PRICES ON CAPS. TAMs
AND ScARFs

Just the thing for the many cold days
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Just before the closing session OF
the grand jury indictments were re-
turned against Mrs. Belle Neice mar
ried woman, f.. A. Griffith and w. S
Browning charging them with issuing
fraudulent checks. JEFF Messer was al
so indicted for grand larceny. The
trials Of those indicted will be passed
until the April term OF the circuit
court.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-01-28

Aqua ammonia. prepared and sold by Allen
Bros. Drug Co.. Viborg.
Aqua ammonia. prepared and sold BY Bis
Aqua ammonia. prepared and sold by J. R.
Fonger, Gary.
Aqua ammonia, prepared and sold by New
Aqua ammonia. prepared and sold by w. J.
Rowlands. Gary.
Aromatic spirit Of ammonia. Manufacturer.
Mallinquordt Chemical Works; St: Louis. Mo;
Tincture Of Ferric Iron) Chloride, prepared
and sold by Seneca Drug Co., Seneca. /,
Tincture of Ferric tIronl Chloride. prepared
and sold by ". J, Page. Bradley.
Tincture of Ferric tIronl Chloride, prepared
and sold by Pollock Drug CO., Pollock.
Tincture Of Ferric lron) Chloride, pre-
paed and sold by Nelson Bros, Colome. j,
Tincture Of Ferric lIron) Chloride, prepared
and sold by Dallas Drug Co.. Dallas. !,
Tincture Of Ferric tlronp Chloride, prepared
and sold by Allen Bros. Drug Co.. Viborg.
Tincture Of Ferric qronl Chords, prepared
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by Fred Nor
ton, Lake City.
Bay Rum, prepared and sold by Morton Drug
Co., New Ellington.
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by Blair's
Pharmacy. Groton.
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by J. w. Flan-
merry, Elk Point.
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by c. G. Ben
Bay Rum, prepared and sold by H. A. Sasse,
Henry.
bay Rum, pIepdEtu Anu Soiu W - S""P
per. Ramona.
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by H. J.
Schnaidt. Parkston.
Bay Rum, prepared and sold by L. l.. Davis,
Oacoma.
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by Farnham 4
Lindquist. Waubay.
Bay Rum. prepared and sold by Roberts
Pharmacy. Presho.
Black Anthony. Jobber. Fuller 4 Fuller
Chicago, III. Invoiced to druggist as black
anthony compound. The sample contained nc
anthony whatever.
Lime Water. prepared and sold by Baltic
Pharmacy. Baltic.
Zinc Oxide, sold by Westside Pharmacy
Presho. Sample contained arsenic and anti
m0ny.
CONTINUED Next Week.
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CORONA

Mr.. and Mrs. Waite Kenney en-
tertained at their home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bismarck Soule and daughter
and Ray and, Garlic Stapleton. All
reported a very pleasant time.
There will be a home talent play,
"Wooing under difficulties and
entertainment in Voight's hall Fri
day evening Feb. 4 Don't miss it.
Aug. Loot, VIM. Rachel and Gust
Anderson went to the lake to fish
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emo. Writer have
left for q few days visit to different
points in Iowa.
Mrs. T A. Belgium was a Wilmot
caller Wednesday.
Will and Anton Buttke left We'd
nesday evening for North Dakota
for q visit at different points.
Mrs. Geo. White went to Wilmot
Tuesday evening to help care for
her grandson, Dale White, who is
quite sick with whooping cough.
E. A. Nyberg went to Fargo, on
a business trip Monady.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Belgium were
the guests of the Otto Busjahn fam
lily Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Keeney entertained
the ladies aid at her home Thurs
day.
w. D. Chellis and C. w. Hills
came down from Peever Friday
for q n over Sunday visit with rela-
tives and friends.
James A. Hills was an Appleton
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Quite q number in town have
been having the LaGrippe. Get it
while it is the go.
Don't miss the home talent play
at Weights hall Feb. 4.
Mrs. Loaf Comber has been up
from Milbank the past week visit
ing friends.
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NOTICE. TO THE B

Inasn,uch as there has been some
change il The management of the cases
of smallpox as controlled by the health
board 81 >outh Dakota, it seems proper
at this line to publish the regulations
as adop.ed by the health board of South
Dakota.
THE attending physician shall immed-
lately report in writing to the superin-
tendent of the county board of health
the existence of any case of smallpox
he may have under his care, and he also
shall at once securely fasten in a con-
spicuous place upon the front of the
dwelling in which said smallpox exists a
placard displaying the name smallpox
and'stating that children in the house
will not be permitted to leave the
premises.
1.-The placard must be left on the
house until at least fourteen days after
the appearance of the disease in the
last case in said family or household.
Disinfection after smallpox is not nee
essary."
We wish to ask every family where
smallpox exists to report to the county
board of health at once, in cases where
no physician is in attendance.
With q reasonable amount of care on
the part of physician and people in in
fected homes, smallpox will soon be
controlled; but if everyone is careless,
allowing children to go back and forth
to schools and elsewhere, this disease
may continue indefinitely.
We ask the hearty cooperation of the
public in this matter and feel sure that
everyone will assist.
CHAs. FLETT, NJ. D.,
Health Officer, Grant County.
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E. Fuller left onMonday with a a

E. Fuller left onMonday with a car
Of hogs for Schad & Halvor billed
to Chicago; from Chicago Fuller
will go to his old home in New
York state to attend the golden
wedding Of his parents.
Miss Margaret Parsons came up
from Chanhassen, Monday to assist
her father in his household affairs
for a few days.
Obert Bronson and Oscar Larson
of Blooming Valley, have left for
Austin. Mimi, to attend the in
d~ustrial school.
Miss Mary Hartman went to
Waubay Saturday for a few days
visit.
Mrs. Chas. Hartman visited with
her mother at Webster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Matteson Of
Twin Brooks were at Webster,
Thursday visiting Sam who is at
the hospital having his limb treat
ed for an injury he received some
time ago but which has been troub-
ling him lately.
Miss Vera Way entertained a
few of her school friends Thursday
in honor Of her 9th birthday.
w. E. Raymond made a business
trip to Groton and Aberdeen Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Frank Stanton and children
and Miss May Miller returned last
week from their visit with rela-
tives in Washington state.
Miss Lola Ohm's entertained the
Busy Workers" Saturday after
noon.
Grandma Lee accidentally took
some carbolic acid in the place Of
medicine and was quite sick for a
time. Antidotes were given
promptly and a doctor summoned
and it is thought she will recover.
Mrs. Nels Halvor returned from
the Rochester hospital much i'm
proved in health last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and family

Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and family
spent Tuesday at the N. H. Hicks
home.
Harvey Hicks, Harold Mitchell
and Elmer Johnson visited at
Arthur Careys home Tuesday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hicks visit
ed at the N. H. Hicks Wednesday
Mr.. Roy Englert spent Sunday
with his friend James Carey.
The Crombie and Englert young
people took in the show at Summit
Friday evening
The dance given at Otto Doctors
Friday evening was very largely at
tended.
There will be another one this
Friday
Miss Lauretta Lauritsen has been
visiting with relatives in Milbank
the past week.
Quite a number in our vicinity
have been sick with colds and sore
threats.
Harold Mitchell who has been
visiting his uncle Perl Eastman re-
turned to Wilmot and is now stay
ing with his grandmother.
Ethel, Lloyd and Leo Carey came
up from Milbank and spent the
week end at home.
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OSCEOLA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hanson visit
ed At Perl Eastman 5. Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Klein and family called at
Mike Rowans Sunday.
Mike Rowan spent Saturday eve
ming at DeGreff's and returned
home Sunday.
Arthur Carey made a business
trip to Wilmot Saturday.
Perl Eastman spent Friday in
Wilmot with his folts.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hicks made
a business trip to Wilmot Mon
day.
Mr.. Leo Lauritsen visited at
Claud Hicks Sunday and returned
home Monday.
Miss Elsie Johnson visited at Jim
Eastman's Sunday and Monday.
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Notice Of Time Appointed for
PROVING Will.

State Of South Dakota. County of Grant-se. In
County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Maggie M. At
ktDe, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to
Rachael kusske. Talitha Lowe, Roes Atkins.
Penelope Venerman and Jacob T. humes. heirs,
ceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said court, made on
the 18th day. of January, 1915. notice is hereby
D. 1916, ct ten O'Clock .. m. Of said day, ct the
office Of said court In the Fret National Bank
Building, In the City Of Miibank, Grant. County,
place for proving the Viii o ! said Maggie n.
Atktne- deceased. and for the application of
Rachel Kuseke and the issuance to her Of lott ere
testAmentsry. when and where any person inter.
eeted may appear and contest the
Dated q Ailbsnk, South Dakota, this 18th day
Of January, A. D. 1915.
=. 1. LOCKHART. County Judge.
Robert D. Jonea, Bouck Buildinx, hilbank.
South Dakota. Attorney for Petitioner.
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STOCKHOLM

Miss Alice johnson is employed
as domestic in the j. w. Hedman
home.
Mr.. C. A. Berg returned
home from Milbank Thursday Of
last week.
Miss Anderson returned to
Twin Brooks Monday after a
months stay at home.
Mrs. j. E. johnson 0. B. Fornell
and John Swanson made q trip to
the county seat Monday.
Mr.. Algot johnson came back
from Minneapolis last Thursday
evening after having spent the
three last weeks at that place.
Mr.. Carl G~ustafson spent last
Sunday at Watertown visiting his
brother August, who is at the hos
pital there. So
Mr.. C. p. Hedman went to Wa
tertown last Monday to have some
dental work done.
Messrs. Samuel Redeem and
August Nelson departed last Sat-
urday morning for a short visit
with relatives at Cokato and
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Berg went to
Watertown last Monday evening to
see q doctor concerning Mrs.
Berg's health, she having been in
poor health for some time.
Mr.. August Gustafson underwent
an operation at the Luther hospital
in Watertown last Friday morning
and at last reports is doing nicely.
His wife who has been staying with
him since the operation came home
last Thursday morning.
Several Of our most influential
farmers and grain dealers are at
tending the Grain Dealers Conven-
ton 1t Watertown this week.
The Priscilla Club met with Mrs.
F. N. Ahern, last Friday evening.
It seems to have become quite .
fad with our young men to attend
the club meetings, we surmise,
that they have some object in view.
The funeral Of the late Nels
Dahlgreen who died in Minneapolis,
was held from the Mission church
here at eleven o'clock last Friday
morning, the remains were taken
to Strandburg and buried in the
Baptist cemetery beside his par
ents and two sisters. Those who
came . distance to be present at the
funeral. were his sister Miss Tilda
Dahlgreen, and John Swanson Of
Minneapolis, and his brother Lars
Dahlgren Of Buffalo, MINI.
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SUMMIT

The Grim Reaper entered our
midst the past week and took
the wife and mother from the A.
NJ. Hanson home. last Saturday
afternoon. The deceased had been
failing in health the past few
years and was suddenly taken worse
! few weeks ago. She and her
husband were pioneers Of Farming
ton township. She leaves three
daughters besides her husband to
mourn her loss. The funeral
services were held from the
Lutheran church and interment
made in the Lutheran cemetery.
Their many friends extend condo
lence. Mrs. o. E. Wareham Of
Columbus, Kansas. arrived the first
Of the week to attend her mothers
funeral.
The "Doring Quintet under the
auspices Of the Junior and Senior
class Of the High school entertained
. large crowd Monday night at the
Bijou theater.
Lowell Raymond is still confined
to his bed with rheumatism.
Mrs. Smith and children arrived
this week and are keeping house
for Buttermaker Gilman.
Ed. Burdine Of Wilmot visited q
few days here with relatives this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons Of Chanhas-
san, MIMI, came Saturday morning
Mr.. Parsons was formerly an oper-
ator here in the railway station,
and has been called back here for
work. His family will move here
later. Their old friends welcome
them back to Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Faus, Jr.,
and Mrs. Olson, left for Aberdeen
Thursday where they will make
their home. Mrs. Olson will return
to her home at Ipswich, S. D..
They have heen visiting for
several weeks at the Faus home in
Summit township.
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22.97s nltroen perpult0et un0 q.
500 eerieten in 8efnngenidnft.
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Grmppcn Scr 1Iniiertcn
AMI Sem Hiid5moe!
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3tpiihen 9utfopa uro Iabino ilber
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Ddfcrdpcn 5ar an
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den Sat mill iainen glieben Suben@
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Iqn 0ieien Acknowledgment TT 1ot.
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Rleinc C~ckalnadbridbten
o. it6ntiihr @mlininrttnr !

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onaeuielen morOen, Die ltaotiihe
8eroromtng, iponom bic Better pom
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gen lnbeu, thrift 0nrh5ufiibren.
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Chicago CTR. ipurlos bcridnlnOcn.
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miro, tuonadl Acknowledged, mel
die Ifnl0ig befluloen mer0eit, Die
ltaotiiden GrbinorlBen iibertreten AIT
boben, nit @aidngnisitrafe beIcat
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Rortei nitt berIekt fperOen miro.
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8erFIaat sarpp eonntp.

@in Siebeder bon SO. ghtffs,
Der 5ltm @criuuIter oes RadloiIes
pcr @ertruoe 0etner ernannt muroe,
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Ger 16iahrige 3eitungsberfdufer
8orrp Roititein fpur0e Ode IL. uno
6arnam Ctr. bon einen qutonlo.
bill Der ameriean Grpreb Go. iiber.
fdbren nnO nidt unerbebIih berEebt.
Ter Center Des autps, @. ". Woo.
op fUur0e ~perbnftet.
Die alitomobiIe bon Sans niel-
fen uno @n. 8ropn ftiesen Mnn-
Tag abeuo gde q, Ctr. uno Dimes
abe. aufeinnu0er, nobel lie sebn-
jnhriae Todter bon gieLien 6rrh
8lasiplittcr 8erlesuugen 0aDon-
trug.
Ode 20, mo 2eobenfDortb CTR,
fnbr Oh @reerp, 29t4 Sidorp CTR.
einem Motorrn6 In oas auto
BON 8erntau Goldman, 8tt iii6f.
q. en- binein unb bilBt Iein
ihnciles 5abren iest tit 2eonoroo
oq 8inci Soipitnl nit i~dlnerse10en
8~erlesinaen. Goldman trta nur
4hidirflneen oabor.
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JeOenfnns cine
G0rtarennadtrid,tl
BFttildlrs SandDbuut bia Elm bent.
idles G6ladtidifT nerieatt
I1ben.

2onoon. 90. auguIt. Gas hri
tiife Gauhhout e.23 bot ailf eli
oeutides Shlamtidiff Scr ytniiolt
Stlalle (tS.900 &onnenaebolt) eIuef
'crtcIgreiden Annriff gernoht. Gieies
ioa iih. laut geridt Der britiidler
aomtrolit1t bereits AM SnmStaq
ercignet babeu. (g9eun ous mabt
mare, bdttc oie britiide aomirali.
tat uitt NIT Der 8er6ffeutlldtulg
oieier 0adridlt 10 Ionac geruartet)
Non slailbt, 0ob oos ShIodjt.
iriif geiunfen iii. les gibt rier
ocitide sdIndtiAific Der gtaiioa.
aloiie, ndntlid @oien. Rbeinlan0,
8eitpbaIcn unD giaiiuu.
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gom 5pSe n~bbernfen.

Se0nomdtpot, 8is., % allq.
Bntrtd &c gaIentine, friifer 8ise.
prdiioeut Ger 5dfadthonsfirmo III.
nloiir 4 60, ff1rb [eete a1odlt bier
tn ietneHt 9onlnerheinL gr mar
Der Botte Der g8ftiUc nof e. 9.
arnioitr it. Sim gaetu gorfer Sc.
idnitslebea nohm CT cine groBe glol.
e eiu. oa er bei peridieoelen Ban
teti I'M GlreftDrenrat l1b.
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Die ftcmc Irftees
Beminiomnosbiu!

@oibington, %. aug. Gas
9au5 bot beite ftadmittag Die nelte
bont 46genr0neten san etngereidte
arrnees MISUNDERSTANDING obne
Gebatte ernitimntig a%ilgeitonunen. gs
III bieieIbe 8orloge. iDeld)e 9rdii0ent
8ilion petiert bate. Sur lit Der
Sat diisgeIaiien. monah DerobIfie-
Oete 0ffisiere bon Der 9eobadtung
Der ariegsartifel oltsgeihloiien fin0.
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DcmtIdpe k0mpfcn nit
er06tcr Capferkeit!

QouOou. %. aua. General
6aie mel0ete heute nad)mittoq, 0aB
iid) Die 8eltiheu an Der 5oinnle-
6ront nit gr0bter 3opFerfeit itla-
ger uito ollc Angriffe Der 9riten
bel @itiIemont nbgeidIogen hoben.
8ie brittihe artiaerie bringt Den
0eutifjen idipere @erillIte bet. (3ie
0eutihe ArtiHerie aber lift aud uicbt
non Bnppe unD bleibt Den griten
iider Die 4ntlDort nidlt fduIOigD
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Demtlsltc tcrams sur
iriIdbem p~crfamimImn0l

Die 7enHden Ioaten iidD in tar.
Ter 3abl 81 benz gprtrns uon Or.
Nbbitt i'm itGbtiideH Matbanie Gin.
finbeu. Or. Gbbitt wir0 iiber bic
irildle HeDOIntiun lpreden. Ter
Gintritt III fret. 8ir buIfeu muraer
hon elmer riubrHfsnDaen Mafen
O~srlammlnng berihteH 80 f0unen.