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The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
A Famous, Welsh Fortress.

Carnarvon castle is the most splen-
did specimen of medieval military
architecture surviving in Britain, not
excepting Alnwick. Art and beauty
were, combined with strength by De
Elfreton, the architect, who had been
commanded to construct a palace
within an impregnable fortress.
Whether the mean little passage cham
Der in the Eagle tower was the birth
place Of the infant prince whom Ed
ward I. made the medium of such a
grim practical joke upon the Welsh
seems doubtful, but the main story
may still be true. Every famous SOL
der who helped to make history in
this corner of Britain has played some
part within or without the walls Of
Carnarvon castle. 1t has been starved
into surrender, but never captured by
force of arms and can therefore claim
to be considered a virgin Fortress
Westminster Gazette.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
ONE Way TO PAY.
How the Artist Raphael Settled His
Bill at an Inn.

How the Artist Raphael Settled His
Bill at an Inn.
Raphael, the great Italian painter,
whose celebrated Biblical pictures are
worth fabulous sums of money, was
not a rich man when young and en-
countered some Of the vicissitudes of
life like many another genius.
Once when travelling he put up at an
inn and remained there, unable to get
away through lack of funds to settle
his bill. The landlord grew suspicious
that such was the case, and his re-
quests for a settlement grew more and
more pressing. Finally young Raphael
In desperation resorted to the following
device:
He carefully painted upon a table top
In his room a number Of gold coins,
and, placing the table in a certain light
that gave a startling effect, he packed
his few belongings and summoned his
host,
"There," he exclaimed, with a lordly
wave Of his hand toward the table, els
enough to settle my bill and more. Now
kindly show the way to the door,"
The %innkeeper, with many smiles and
bows, ushered his guest out and then
FASTENED back to gather up his gold.
His rage and CONSERVATION when he
discovered the fraud knew no bounds
until a wealthy English traveller, recog-
nizing the value Of the art put in the
work, gladly paid him $50 for the table.
STRAY Stories.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
THIS BIRD LIVES ON FISH.
And He Doesn't Build a Nest, but Lives
In q Sand Tunnel.

--"------ p Er .z SEA --
And He Doesn't Build a Nest, but Livei
In a Sand Tunnel.
The belted kingfshvr, has a great
taste for fish. Every day is Friday
with him, because no matter how hun
CRY he gets, he will eat nothing except
fish. Wherever there are creeks, riv-
ers, ponds or lakes the kingtishers are
to be found.
His principal business in life seems
to be diving into the water for fish.
From his perch on q dead branch or as
he hovers over the water this unusual
bird spies a small fish. With a swoop
and a splash and a dive he goes into
the water and is out as quickly with
the fish firmly held in his stout beak.
As b energies from the water q quick
shake Of the body sends the water
flying from his oily feathers, and he is
dry in short order. The fish is tossed
into the air, caught again in the beak
and swallowed head first.
Unlike most other birds, the king
fisher does not build his nest in trees,
but seeks a sand bank, in which he
digs a. tunnel several feet straight in,
At the far end a little room is hol-
lowed out, and there on the sand the
glossy eggs are laid. q
The belted kingfsher is recognized
by his fluffy crown and his breast band.
The male has a blue-gray breast band,
back and sides, while the female has
chestnut colored sides and breast band
in addition to a gray breast band.-Ex-
change. "'
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
Proverbs Of the Highway.

Thank the Lord that most Of the
deep rivers to cross are those we see
in dreams.
Don't want a world SO bright that
we won't enjoy the glory that's wait
ing for us hereafter.
We spend lots O. time praying for
Providence to help US, and it never
occurs to us to surprise Providence by
helping ourselves.
It's too great a compliment to trou-
BILE to be always hunting it%-especial-
ly when you know the old fellow will
come to you if you only wait for him.
Atlanta Constitution. .
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
Question of Credit.

do you think the world owes you a
living" s ., l.
eyes. But the worlds like a bank.
You've got to 60 to some trouble to
get yourself Identified as the person to
whom the living is due."-Washington
Star. H.r .,1.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
EiIIinu a Sack,

The clumsy performance Of holding
a sack and filling it at the same time
can be simpliied if the sack is hung in
a barrel. -Four curved nails are placed
at equal distances in the rim, and the
sack is suspended from these. When
it is filed the sack can be easily re-
moved. E.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
Like a Wet Blanket.

Hokus-I never knew such q wet
blanket as Flubbub. Pokus-That's
right. If that fellow should jump from
the frying pan into the fire he would
put the fire out.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30

Give no reins to your infamed pas
sions. Take time and a little delay.
I~mpetuosity manages all things badly.
Status
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
Literal Promise.

"Uncle Bill promises me a rousing
time on his farm"
Hell give you a rousing time, don't
fear. It will be somewhere about 5 in
the neutrality-suspicious. American.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
The Reason,

"That young fellow is always COM
planning he cannot find an opening"
"That is why he is always in the
hole.'-Baltfmore American.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30

Fame can never make us lie down
eontentedfy, on q deathbed.-Pspa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-22
Scrsicio exclusive para IA PRENSi.

IDNDRFN Al~. 3a.-Ru~.a ia
vra..lo I'll aux..;o h. F-anc.a % H.
-.ut~.2a. n Re. Formidable combat"
ID :. drSacco..a I'll g.. l~eHtc ucHI-
drnta... rayiando IN considerable" MI
nero H. .-vpas q combat. a. ado IL.
los a,l.io, Ir "A Entente.
.- .,-,,r 49,, u,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-22

iiWT!iLIEs:-
'eHrra. Taw,iIa me,i"i7a. Tel. Iri|ls u.s.
al rrI.p SO. 221. DIV
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
Mm bellies 9age
@arbc Elm perbrederiider angriif
auf bic 20 Sabre alh 9aiiie
@oolep neriudt.

Int bellen Gage inofte geitern elm
Sdlirfe, betn es lei6er selmg ieiite
sSIit}t su beiperfiteaigeL einen per-
brederiiden @ngrtff dilf bie 20 Sabre
alte @uiiie @oolep. bon go. 544O
Setter Roab, aertnebp Seigbts.
9IIs SRI. @ooIep geitern 8ornrit.
tag in aertneOg Seigbts oie sielrIidj
eininn eelegene are,i5lIng ber Setter
rtb @oobforo Roub paiiirte, tp,irSe
fie pIotIih bon einem et,pa 20 Sabre
alien peiben Burden angepoft, Der
fie in elm in Der 9bdbe befinoIibes
@ebiiit gu 5erren beriudte.
Gie 9lngegriffene rief aus Seibes'
frGften I'M $iIfe uub ieste iif per'
5lpeifelt sur Webr, .poraui Der I'm
boIo es nit Der @ngit befmu unb IN
Iangen S1sen auerfeIbein jagte. glls
2eute aui Die Silferlfe SRI. WooIep's
berEeietIteiL mar Der aiiitIing Idugit
oeri5piutben. SRI. @oolep mar int
Stanbe Der ppli5ei cine iebr CUTE Be-
'6reibuno ibres angreifers cu &c.
ben, ioSaB bic @togIidfeit porbar6e,t
lit oaB or gefabt perben oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29

quit b. s., ipdbren6 er als Stall.
buride Bel aate irrlo syreS. s3e6 be-
sdaitigt ipar, bon einem Yfero, oas
ibm seselriiber als froum beaeifnct
iporben mar, getreten nno erhebltdl
perIest tporfen lit, bot besbalb cine
selase iiber $4,000 gegen ieine ar.
beiteeber einoereidt.
sas. 6. 8eb berIanet $4,000
bon Der Ginc,, Seem Srleons mn
Seros Iacific 9ay. Co., iretl er am
Is. Sebriior 1916, wabreno er ais
s9eifeniteller bel oerfelben beifdlt1t
mar, BON elmer oofonnotipe setroflel
irurbe itno babel iGpere @erleeungell
onpoiltriig.
|a a d. a b-M II ele g enb eiten
9oniie gble lit 9ta9labperiDolterin
bon 9ernarb @ble; @ruubeigelltbunl
$4,000.
glin,a 9torton Sartbe9en lit Selta'
rteutsDolitreferir BON 9lbelnibe Is.
Strong; 9Serionalien $1,000.
Nfilton SapIer lit Setan1erttspo!l'
itrefcr bon sseniiie @rospn; 8rilno'
eigeittbiun $f925.
9tnno 9roper lit Ia1labperpaltcr
bon Sbeooore 9rotper; Herionaliel
S22, 500.
Carrie @. Sutdins lit Eeitaments.
noIlitreferiIt BON Sarab 5. @ebiter /;
Serionalien $1400.
slnnie Greet lit Seitameirtspol.
iireferii, BON Wtoria Burns; @riulO.
elgelltbiim $1,000.
8erf dtebenes.
SSobn 50. S'grien erIa1ete elm
llrtDeiI iiber $145.25 oeeeu @bgparo
sc. Gdtpein. = Soiie 9. SbieIos
Elm iold)es iiber $119 geeen Sarab
G. @iIen. = Serirtan Gilman elm
ioId,es iiber $240 gegen Mar &rns-
nisfp. = Sic 9incolu 9. u. $50. /
elm ioIdes iiber .$169S.s4 eegen
>Sbereie @ronefelb. a Ssobn @inges
elm iclfes iiber $29O5. % gegen 8. 5.
@oofrie.
9ie Southern Ohio 8. urrb 2. 60.
tIngte cine SppotbefforOerilng liter
$500 gegen aate 80 @oobparo L.
q. elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
CebMrteM.

@iGiam u1lb 9iIn gpriitger, 1926
Spring @rppe Slpe.. WidodIen-
@iIliam ur1o Carrie slItemeier,
1903 Sairlnount Ioe., Wdodpn.
q. q. unb slnna Dolt,tg. 21 @n.
Drep Ctr, Gnabe.
gilbert lnno CLARA 9lItboefer, 2941
D5afnhuietts Str., R,labe.
sSrarf linb CLARA Gunner, 2917
St5uep goe., anabe
6ra,rf urlb Srerle Eenfe1t, 1916
Warlospe Ipe., &nabe.
Sarrp un0 CLARA greIer. 2503
SalIteub Ctr, 0edbGer.
glnguit iuro Seona &nhbeimer,
1853 @Iita6 Ctr. Wabdeu-
Sotu urb 9lnna Greinert, 1913
State Ipe., 91labe
George ui1o Gbitb Saruis, 1893
Slider Ipe,, Dedbhen.
Charles urtb Gl1tna @eisfopf, 1921
Bse9 Ioe.. Strobe.
GCDdrO urlo 0elteD1eoe SDler, LOO
@arfielb BIace, DfGohen.
Carl ur1b @ntelia @iIbeba.;s. 2509
Sbio Moe.. @nnbe.
San1es ltrlo Slnna &lharnt 1922
@eitern @pe,, &rabe.
globert urlb @aa Wnpnarb. 1896
GnIeroiu Gbe-, &1tabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
Gbe GrlaubnikiAetne.

artbur @. mpgatt, %, glmpoob
I Ylace.
lSba Spasbrint, 2a, 927 2aurel Ctr.
JDiaiam Mliniur, %, 231O MaD Ctr.
Sora plamer, %, 2166 Jloren9 Oh.
|@btparb g. Gissibborls, q. e1e
I &enpon 4ne.
lSba So wlarttn, 18. 843 bessI.
jSscar SO. Bel, 81, waempbia, ssnn.
lgesllie 6. Sones. q, Oenniion Sotel.
}Ridarb g. Ruit 26, 2s GIermoni
I @ebdube.
(wsarserp Rutter. %, s15 9at9ins
goenue.
J&irtlss Barnes, 26, Mtlliamstptpn,
I aerttlidp.
lGbarlotte !SubIer, 1s, 534 Weit 7.
Strabe.
}Srant 6. aife, 80, aemper Cane
I uno 2oc,rft Ctr.
(Satberine 6. So9nftnn, 26, 1922
Jairfag Abe.
jGltuu $. Gbriftopb. %, 2777 Dsft
I 6. Gtrobe.
lSorotbp DiGiams. 20, 3f73 Soutbs
ftbe Ibe.
J9euree &eI1sr, "a, 401 M0gatpt ct.
l<ce Rotbeiier, "a, lilo Meit 9ts
bertb Ctr.
)Sohn 9. 2anbtpebr, "a, 22O1 W9ees
I Ter ctr.
tGasua psa9er, 27, 2e1o Mslroie
Ibenue.
|JGu.es 5ightosper, %, 751 Barr ct.
t@eorgsu gouns, 10, bessl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
Neipeiie
@erlanst Die 2isensfpminiiiion ppn
6. u. Erobit, Sem Sbcrbun,en
Ser @uti Saloon 2isa,
Der tim nidJt genebmc Nirtbe onrd)
aaerEanb 0crh6dJtismnsen au
id)aSisen periud)t.

Dor Der guuntp 2iaenstommiftOn
ipielte seitern g. U. probit, Der Sbers
bonSe Der 9lnti Saloon 2isa, als er
sesen bic GelpGbruns bon 2isenien an
cine Reibe DON ibm niat senebmen
9Biribsn proteitirte, teine iebr riibul,
li9e unb beneibenspertbe Roae.
gr mubte fd namIi4 BON Der at
senstpmmiiIion tpie aud bonn Redtsf
pertreter Der Samilton Gountp 2iquor
2eague, 2lnlpalt 9oiparb RasIano,
peridiebentlid iasen IaiTen er folI,
sSepsiie fir 9ef4ulbieuusen porbrins
gen unb niat aIgemein eebaltens nnb
poGis baItlole unO unbeitdtigte Wsrt
bddtigungen.
Sang beioubers gerietb 9tntpalt
Rasldnb in Sarnif1, aIs Brooit iid
gu Der gebauptuns perfties ibm fei
bon snipeftoren Der 2isenstommifion
perii9ert tpprben, bob es nahe5n Elm
Ding Der umnDslidfeit iei, in etnen
bieiisen Geri9t bic lleberfiibruns els
mes Sdnntpirtbs ipeseu llebertretung
Der 2i5enssefebe berbeisufiibren. 5err
RasIanb oerbat iib febr enersiia eins
berarttsegsrunglimpf,ins bergeridtss
bOfe u. apmmifdr Sobnfon Derlanste
Die Ramen Der betreffenben Snipeftoe
rem gu piiTen, baiuit fie aur @erants
tuortuns sesogen tperbeH tDnnten.
probit ma9te baraufbin oaerbanb
2lusfliidte unb bernertte, er ipiirbe,
tpenn nDtbis, bic RGmeu Bel ipdtsrer
9eleeenbeit nennen.
Oes Jerneren fdiittete grobft bic
@6ale ieines 3ornss iiber eineH
Wirtb an Der pberen @ine Strabe
aus, bem er auerbanb b0ie Dinge
ra6fasts, init Der @emer,uns. fab
bem betrsffeHben Wirth ,eins 2iseus
mebr segeben iperben ioIIt.. aom.
mtfidr SobniDn eriu9te ben Serrn bon
Der @nti GaIpou 2tga, fir berartise
Behauptungsn bic BepeIe beisubrin'
gen uub prpbft mubte suseben, bab
ibm, tpie er fust., rporIdufig" tetns
gspeiie sur @erfiisung ftiinbert aber
sr it.llts ie fir ipdter IN elusii4t.
Iuf beute @ormittag sebn llbr
tpurbs bas 8erb0r IN Goden bss prOs
teites anberauurt, ben probit s.gen
Sepdbruns siner Sdanflisens an
Jrant aeIp Don Der Mooitsz pite ans
hdngis seHaat but.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
mr @slbitraf. BON SIS unb aoiten

elmer Selbitrafs bon SIS unb aoiten
bebadt.
9luf sepoume 3eit tuirbe Rober.
Seller BON 10. 5O2 Weit Neunte
Strabe na9 benz 9lrbeitsbaus sefanbt,
no beriu9t ipsrben tpirb. i'm BON benz
Wtorpbiumluiter au beilen. Gr tpurbe
llter Der MnfIass, narfDtifae @ifte
5upiber ben gcittnln,iirsen bes Sdrrt
ion @eiebes n ietnen Belts sebabt
al baber, su elmer @elbitrafe bon 500
unb &pfteh berurtbetlt.
gis gum 5. Sftober tplrbs bic Der 7:
bunbluns seeen Jrdnf Sprengarb yfo.
1124 SunIet Mbenue, Clarence &ips
pei go. 1929 8eetman Strabe uno
Wilbert Bennett, gourtpieip 1lats,
oerIdpben, bic dngefldst ftdnben, ZEE
lepboniitini,en Der Canal graanss
belGitist Su haten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
MmS benz mnnt3ipalgerid,t

sSptn ll1tgram BON SO. 313 S6ols
le. Strobe tpurbe geitera BON Ri9tet
Meranber I'm $25 unb Soften be-
trait, neil er an einem ftillbaltenben
Strabenba9nipaset nit ienem Gatos
mobil norbeigeiauit mar. Wesen Mu-
toraienS tnxros Jdmes Eiuiuions NIT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29

&ciite giadjntittas erites Der lesten
Serie pon Spielen in bieier Saiion
5miiten uIlieren .Ofeos" ulio -Nira.
ten" IN Witshsr1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-29
Saie'SaA.


@einItat Der geitrisen
SpieIe.
1. SpieI.
@oIton 000000000-0
yten 9orf :. 900 10100*-2
2. SpieI.
Bolton OO0O0OOoO-0
9ie.p gorf :. OF 5000o0o-6
8rootlpa 020100--4
Bbifaoelpbia 03040001 0-8
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02

Mellette rounty'S hay crop is going
to be very heavy this season. and if
anything, it will be better thal il was
lest season. Notwithstanding that q
very large number Of cattle have been
brought to this county during the
past year, there will be hundreds of
thousands of tons of the finest hay
in thn worli 20 to waste again this
fall, simply because there j. no mark
ct here for this hay. am. lack OF tran,
port alton facilities makes it impos.
sible to rraIizc on this vast store oi
natural wealth. Give u raj.
rca | and thi. county would develop
more rapidly than any 9th r scclon
of thc state.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02

wednesday evening quit a com
pany Of young iu!k5 gathered at the
hal ia Wool. ~ honor Of Miss Fern
KrieS>r. Il vas ia the ua,ara Of d
surprise party. a sort Of a farewell, a,
Mis- kricger expects to leave today
for an eStIrled visit with reia;ir /,
ald friends al Sioux CITY. lova, Elk
TART. Indiana aud Chicago. Illinois.
Dancing was the order Of the even
lug, aud about midnight IA nee sup
per consisting Of sandwiches, pickles.
coie lcs cream AMI cake was served
70 whch all did ample Justice 1t be
gan raining AMI the merry party r.
mainrd uu.il The early hours OF morn
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02

The first piece of Square Deal Wow
en- Wire Fencing was erected at Trs.
mont, Illinois in 1889, and after ~
years is still in service. Square Deal
Fencing is made from Basic Open
Hearth Steel Wire double galvenized, &,
which accounts for its great strength
and durability 1t is sold by Mont
golnery Lumber Company at Winner
and Colome,
Come out and hear the Illustrated
lecture at the school house Sunday
az evening. Its free
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02

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hes,,aN niLut S,lbl ,d a4hDl. NIa.
ht.l Su4iuutld llrl Qtu, ,ni,t Miss
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nay ileGilu mr.t ~ruU4~IN. uc
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manageable ana t.c result aaa t.l.
all ND.e thrown ir0m the buL.\ as
the OunG. ~rlbN N,,- scratched U1
some aho.t the face. Dut Culsl. 81
,.iat 40 : lCus damage wa, Gone
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02
Mrs. Richards Passes Away.

aiIS 'Idll IlicudlN9 (l"Q III nct
home near Cody, Monday morning
dt $40 after very short illness
Florence Shut was born ON Feb
ruary 18th 1852, in CoIefa1
fax county, Nebraska, and wa, uui,ed
in marriage June 10th, 1903, to Matt
Richards. To this union was born
three sons, Proctor II, Mason 3 and
Burdett !. The family came to Mel
lette county lr the fall Of 1872. the
father coming in September and the
wife and children ia November. and
ihey have been living happily and
contentcdly on their homestead ever
since. The deceased was not q strong
woman physically, and was in appar
ent good bealth up until Saturday
morning when she got up to prepare
the morning meal for the family rs
usual, but complained some after
breakfast and later on in the day took
to her bed, but her illness was not
considered at all serious Sunday
she seemed to feel considerable bet
ter and intended to get up and eat
dinner with the family, Sunday night
she took a turn for the worse and at
GAO Monday morning she passed away
She had been ccuslStant member
OF the Methodist church since early
girlhood, was good kind mother and
loving wife, and had the faculty OF
winning friends wherever she lived.
Her death is severe blow to her
husband and her three small sons
whom she leaves to mourn her un
timely death, and it was shock to
the community in which she lives.
Mrs. Richards was loved and re
spected by all who knew her, Her
cheerful disposition and willingness
to he p anyone IN need we're some of
her many noble qualities. While she
was young woman. yet she lived
long enough to be remembered for
her many kind deeds. The remem
brance OF this dear wife and mother
will be a constant inspiration to those
left behind. She has gone on Just a
little before, yet we have the cOnsol
ing thought that her motherIy spirit
will vet hover over the home she loved
beckoning the dear ones to follow her
to that home eternal in the heavens.
Besides her husband and three sons
she leaves to mourn her death five
brothers, Walter, Bert, logan, San
ford and Leonard aud three sisters
Mrs. Rose Sommos, Mrs. Eva Peters
and Mrs. Olive Mitch and her two
aged parents. all Of whom reside iii
CoIefax county, Nebraska.
Rev. II. c. VanValkenburgh con
ducted short funeral service at the
home Of the deceased Tuesday morn
inc at 1910. and the body was taken
to the old home at Rogers, Nebraska
where il will be laid to rest in the
Purple Cane Cemetery.
The following friends and neigh
bors accompanied the grief stricken
husband and motherless children as
far as Winner, Tuesday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Thos Gallagher.
Mrs. Bum, Miss Boyden, Mrs. Strom
er, Mrs. Scholl, Cody Shining, W. j.
Egleston and Prof. Hamilton
The many friends of the family
join the Pioneer in extending to them
the heartfelt .ympathies OF the com
munity in this their hour of sad be
reavement.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02
NOTICE

NOTICE now 60 through TO Win
ner daily, except Sunday. Leave Wood
east 9;3u a. M, returning to Wood
800 D. IN. BERr iiUMrERrY li-it .
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-02
s. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
For Week Ending May >

Total precipitation from JHnuary
st, 1916, to date, 575
Total precipitation for 1913 1896
'ota precipitation for 1914, 1887
fotal precipitation for 1919 32f2.
FRED G. KIRcu, Observer
Evening star., 1916-05-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CHEVROLET BABY RoADsTER-Nearly new;
perfect condition.: complete equipment: will
demonstrate: S3O0 1341 " 472s.

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING and garage: heart
of business section 30 cars now on storage
gold mine for right man. price. 81. 900.
boarding and rooming house: exclusive and
paying: govt. depts. $3.50.
Cigar. soda and candy; rent. $25; good To-
cation NV; price. $3.50.
BOARDING house. Mass. ave, near 18th;
beautiful place worth $500: price. $3.50.
Cigar, ice cream and light grocery; one
room: rent s19; good corner; on car line
NV; S2.j.
Grocery on the heights large and paying
= business; fixtures cost $500: price. s., 900.
Grocery ne: living rooms: $3.50.
Moving picture theater, $50 capacity: one
of Washington's most beautiful houses; on
account Of death will sacrifice.
Rooming house. II rooms. furnished and
rented; running water in rooms; rent. $40;
houses covers the city. Get our list Of places
sold last week, including q well known thea
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES
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