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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
Notice.

State OF South Dakota,
First Judicial Circuit. IS.
In the Circuit Court, In and for Bon Homms
County. ... .,
Joseph Hruska, Plaintiff.
Mary Kofranek, Anna Kofranek, Julia
Kofranek, Bozena Kofranek, Carrie Ko-
franek, Joseph Kofranak. Frank Kofra-
mex and vaolav Kofranek, heirs at law of
Anton Kofranek. deceased, and Christina
Pesek, Mollie Fox, Anna Schneider. 10 bn
Pesek, Frank Pesek, Emma Cox, MaIde ia
Pesek and Mabel oofar. heirs at law Of
John Pesek. deceased; unknown heirs, der )
visees. l~egatees. creditors and the execu Io
tors or administrators of Anton Kofranek.i
deceased; the unknown heirs, devisees, le-
gatees, and creditors and the administra-
tors or executors of John Pesek, deceased;
and all persons unknown who have or
claim to have any estate or interest in or
lien upon the premises described in
PLAINTIFFS Complaint.
Defend ants.
T state of South Dakota to the above nam
ed defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re auiredl to
answer the complaint of the above nam ed
plaintiff which was filed In the Office OF t,he
Clerk OF this Court at TyndaIl, in Bon Hon l.
me county. South Dakota, on the 27th day Q 1
September, A. d. 1916, and which prays for a
judgement ~ouieting title to and the determin-
alton OF all adverse claims and interest to and
lien against the premises described In the com
plant, situated in the county Of Bon Homme.
South Dakota, to-wit: One acre OF land in a
square form situated In the northeast corner
OF the northwest quarter OF section Twenty
three (23), in Township Ninety-four (e4 north
of Range Fifty-eight t5s) west OF the Fifth p.
M. being the same as Lots Eight (s). Nine C9).
Ten t10), Eleven u1). Twelve (i2), Thirt.en
Us). Fourteen tl4]. Fifteen Ii5l. sixteen [ ISL.
and seventeen TN, in Block Two (2) In Hrus-
ka's addition to the town of Tabor, South Da-
kota. and to serve a copy Of your answe 7 10
said complaint on the undersigned at his iof-
flee In the City OF Tyndall. South Dial tota
within thirty days after the completed ser vice
OF this upon you exclusive ofithe
day OF such service; and IL you fail to an, ywer
said complaint, the plaintiff will apply to, the
Court for the relief demanded in the { ON
plant.
#. M. sCOBLIC,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
MIC Tyndall, s. ID.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

concentrations as to its care and
management which we hope will
be carfully followed out in every
way.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

The Pioneers or Old Settlers
Association of Bon Homme Coun-
ty, will meet 1T Springfield Wed.
nesday October 18th 1915. All
citizens of the county and their
f riends are expected t. be present.
1,he people of Springfield have
arranged to entertain you, which
is an "a ssurance of an enjoyable
day. Adv,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

For piano s see r. r. Mkt. Do
not think that a stranger Oh adeal
er from egsew here can sell you a
piano cheaper. A piano that
people bought from others for as
much as $3.50 can be furnished
for $i75. Il X. Mkt. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

VIII De Remarkable Map.
To make a map of the world on the
unprecedented scale of 16 miles to the
inch is a project OF British scientists.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
For sale, farm consisting of 100

For sale, farm consisting of 100
acres, 5 miles soutl, of Trip in
good Bohemian settlement. This
being an ADMINISTRATION estate, the
land must be sold to settle same.
Call or write w. Mikusks, Trip,
is. d. ADV. 0 II
am disposing of my household
furniture rather than move and
have a few pieces left which l will
sell very cheap. 1t is all new. l
also have a $3.50 piano, guaranteed
for rs years which / will sell for
SITS if taken before Oct. Is. +.
A. Goodwin. ADV.
That Explains it.
What" we asked the captain o.
dnance, lis the secret Of your u
cess?" "Unremitting industry and
strict attention to business" he re
piled. But" we objected, 1T is Q
wellknown fact that you never reach
your office before eleven o'clock and
that you quit at two and spend the
rest of the day playing golf" Quite
true" said The magnate. but that IL
neither here nor there. The secret
Of my success, as | vas about to say
when you interrupted me. rs unrsmit
ting industry and strict attention t.
business on the part of my en-
Nployees."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

For sale, full blood Duroc bears
81 of them. Fred Anderson. 10
20 Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

have a right to organize for any other purpose than is APP
proved by the Anti-saloon League: County, presidents have
to have them withdraw their names. In two or three
instances names have been withdrawn, although letters are
so doing. In two instances a mistake was made but as a
s.1snst the "sga S% ths an has mot Sedn sesisitisa Of n the r Anti.
Saloon League.
The most ridiculous suggestion in the Holsape prop
Sustaining a law Of the State, all laws Of which, they as
citizens are sworn to uphold.
The above statements are made to the voters of this State
Enrolled under the Anti Saloon banner are hundreds Of. citizens
of South Dakota who are sincere in their convictions and
ea%p sG not a Ptff isa tine i hnnd1e d ' 81 SINGER. rps su 1as ssps 81 81
Temperance from every section Of the State comes testimony slime
an overwhelming majority Of the State and its people against
State control by Antisaloon headquarters ct Mitchell.
The campaign Of INSTRUMENTATION and abuse is
Herald of August IS, 1916, Justice James H. Cartwright Of the
su upte% Rev S0H Mes 3 i ei as t tsei srsv s s 2 Hh1 nbsIsr Of L saed m Ssa.s
From the Omaha World Herald of Sept. 10, 1916, we clip the
following: @.
"The time has come in Nebraska when the vest ma
jority of its people take their politics good naturally, and
discuss campaign issues fairly and without ransor.
from them, may yet be an excellent fellow and a good
citizen. They would greatly deplore the inauguration OF
espionage, suspicion and personal abuse, sowing broad
cast the seeds of hatred and dissanaion, and destroying
the good feeling end unity that now exists.
"The prohibition question is like other questions.
Ihcfe are some mighty good men on both sides Of it and
nef are some Hignty mean ones. H., on eitne Slde,
the mighty mean ones gain the ascendency and turn the
amend ment campaign into channela that disgust the
healthy Nebraska sense ofdecency and fairness and good
will, that aide will suffer, and suffer heavily, at the polls.
This newspaper has said before, and now repeats,
that Prohibition is in greater danger in Nebraska from its
friends than from its enemies. Such methods as are now
being let loose on the State by supt. Carson and his
Anti-Saloon League are a far more formidable obstacle
to the Amendment than are all the brewers and saloon
keepers combined.
$50 far as Mr.. Neville is concerned he will not suffer
because Of abusive attacks. As Editor Kelly saya, Mud
never yet won a campaign"
Mud will not win the campaign in South Dakota. Her
people are fair and intelligent. States that have once
been burned by prohibitory control have refused to again
play with the fire and know from experiences that Local
Option is a Temperance measure"
November z, 1916
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

For sale Poland China and Du-
roc Jersey boars, big type. Chas.
Stibral. 10 5 Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

Parties having empty gasoline
barrels belonging to Cedar Rapids
Oil Go, will please return them to
me at once so that / may settle
wife the company. Eman Pc
kar. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
"A Story With a Moral"

A young lawyer went to a retired jurist for some advice
methods Of trying cases. The jurist said: Young man, WI
have the law on your side of the case, address the court.
you have the facts, address the jury. But when you have
the law nor the facts, abuse the other side"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05

State OF South Dakota,
First Judicial Circuit. IS.
In the Circuit Court, in and for Bon Homms
County, @
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
Slmoitns.

Eeriue, t,500 pallnaa panama
rullna bcponen, 6 mltoben mania.
WppoGGn bolmoIla MT beti. 9oilpas-
ia iaapi iopio Sobn @laien fansio
Sronpoooisia, Iurora liifeeiilla no.
157, ell Bili &einin fansla Sronipoo-
Din Bobioispuolella farmiIIa, iosio
beiporten OF, nGbtGmGnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

= &irjapainot5itd otetoan mas
taan Muttaian f~iriapainosia, tpo teb-
odGn iiistid, mafiut fobtuuIIiiet.
Ostaluat SailOja. aauntimme
acknowledgements DIR. &obonsfp
ilmoittaa nellie ettd uleampia maail-
miIjeIijoitd tdsid fauntisia ostamat ia
laittamat itielleen maisii Sailon.
Sasid ilmenee Diff ieiffa iofa oioittao
eta mannmiIielpS on tGGIlGfin pbG
maan foboamasia tooelliieen arpoon.
ia.
Sim tariuitiette fnimia tai tuu
reita balfoia, Min iaatte niit6 bal.
malta, Jos nimittGin otattc iiommosla
m~GGrGsiG.
Sobn O. SclIi,
Gel. 1925 A. eli 277-I.
- @r, Mntti Siffanen, iofo Oh toi.
minlt y. gfquistin paatetusliiffees.
ia, on muitttanut @afefieloiin, ottaen
paifan "@ostonin' maatetnsliiffees.
IA.
Weille ilmoitetaam eta Iicmen
maisiin fpipmps WicbieoniSio, isis
coniinisio ia Winneiotasla on iiten
ettG on ,pardsta ostaa iiemen mais-
Tia min plan fun on tilaiinioesia fen
ioamaan iiitG ippstG ettG iitG OH 10
irlm,attoman palion mpptp niiIIG
paifoin iosia it'd eniten niliellGGn, ia
enemmdn iitd Ioiia, iofa on ioptmaa
i%pilieltGpGfii tGIle pmpGristollc.
- &afii lebmaG mpptGwGnG. &af.
Il masta poifinittta lebmGa. @ucrniep
ia Solitein, 9 Setter maliffaa. 1 tpo.
b%eiponen.
S. &. Slanagan, Surlep.
- &nolInt. MGGtGIi Motti $50.
liabo, iofa on iairastan1lt IS milf
foa reumotismista ~iobtrnntta mllnil-
aistautia, fiioli mime iunniintain-il-
tnna flo II aifaan fotonoan Yobitin
pdGlld. @uinaja on ollut tdSIG maos-
ia noin 5Ka mliotta, fofo ojan paifta-
flinnnllamme. S%pntpnpt oil b1il
Sopi1n pitGiGsiG Suomesla, mlltta
tdbGn munban l1btenpt Mlaipumoelta.
&uolleSiaon oil ban 3S 10. A If. ia 8
pGiipGn pon9o. Santa foipao lGbin-
na puoliio ia ottotptt0 paiffotumal-
Iomme. Sailtaus tapobtlri t1nG1n,
torstoino aoniollisieuraf. firfosto
Ito 3 ip,. jostu biiolebtii slnberion &
Ofion bolltausotimiSto. 8oinaic
fiulIl,i tdf6laiicen iitomaIaiieen loltf.
fans ia apupboistpfieen, jofo buolcb.
til Ioltnu$fuStannufiisto ia, iofa ieli
roma ottna oIoa mpos b"uiltauSlnot
foon. @oinoiolla oil onlo rGGt1lilii
fc Tabitin p6GllG, taniaIaiiemml
Sonfoien talosia. SGtG ennen Of
DGn f%poSfennellpt Scr. Tintolan r11
tGliliffeeSiG. Rendition rotbasic
irlpilnrlt motfamieS!
- &anlal. Gnsti Gsfelillc on re
eisteerattl frie Sronpoooin posti
~tonttooriSia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

uutiSia.

SamaIanpalueIMfiia ia hartanS.

JpmalampalpelmfIia ia bartanS.
betfi1.
Enli periantaina 8afefieIoisid flo
7,30 III. ia rippifouliia %ielraofuana
p1i,p1n1 It. t. 10 p. flo 8 up. Sar-
Observation-Disclosures pubuu mpos
{darnaaia @m. Sapola. gnii iunun-
tniua Srompoooisia flo $50 ap. 8an
Bustirf'isia, flo | ip. ia @ripin fp-
(1Bi6 flo 3 ip. NGisia tilaiiuufiisio
tubuu iaarn. @m. $apola. Diafoo-
Hien tofouS' Sr~onlpoooiSio firfosia flo
1 p. &aiffien 6iafoonien IGsnaOlo
(p1IttGmdton.
Mafefieloisid iumalonpalmelus
{unmuntaina, t. +. 81 b. NO $50 up.
Ia 10 3 ip. Santona pGitpGnG, IL
Gallo flo 7,30 alfaa Sronipoooisia
GriSt. nuoriioieura &oiton ~tpuoiiiub.
ID, iobon toimotaan Dafefieloistd as-
6-oticIman iuorittaiia.
: Sartausbetti SronpoooisIa gbas.
Seitfiien talosia Netpportin' pdGlld
emf tiistaina, {. t. % b. Ito $50 to-.
iosla pubuu mpos Snarn, Wm. $apo.
h
@Auiatopubeen ~tirffoberra IS. ".
Mnn0eIlofin flolemai, iob6osta @au-
(niIiSieurofunnan tirfosia emf. fln-
uuntaina j1lfeen iumalanpaltuelutien
btt1d tirftofuntamme eiimies post. g.
@uori.
Spntpnpt ia tasteful.
sSronpoo6i8ia: Ssfar ia 2empi
NGfeldn tptdr, @nen Sofia ipnt. tom.
mif. IL p. fast. belmit. 6 p.
@ibittp.
Sronlpoo6i8ia Der. @nton MHber.
Jon ia Mii8 @miIia &tetauen, uIoIem'
mat Srommoo6ista, nibit. beImit. Is
a.
pnG. Onnea la m%enestbStdl
&u6llut ia baitoattu.
Sronipoooisla: Sierio @t1ilid 3alt
to flioli Sroniooo6iu fCiunsbipisit
belmif. Ia pa 10. 6 e. ia Z p. tuau
tano. bauouttiin belmit 49, i.
MG6tdli @dtti &eitinpoifa @GLia
DO, Marpuuoelto. Suomesto, Ibnt
Eopf1sid, gSoafan t. tuoIi munuoi&
toutiin beluif. IS p. SO ~. 4 ff. il
8 b. %panband, bm,6uttiin Belmif L
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
~N~~~A~~~Ar-
Snmalanpaluelns Nesiemcris

oS~lSHtcttU IeululululuIt ultpeius
ieuran fofous on emf torstaina Wr.
5. &obtalon Iuona.
q. @iiori,
Eubelin Sronnoooisla, 662.
- Snoreita mnnia o~stctaan. Ot.
ataopa maampilicliidt Sronmoonin
mparistolla. buomioonne ia tuofoa
uorcita munia Watti EiffaIan fob
uiludn.
- Snomalaiiesia Batter Yointin
purturitumasia on folmaS parturi
.Soban Simon, fabben 10 tanialaiiille
bpipitii hinenttujen partureitten liidf-
81.
Ganpias s. Yefolan maateti,s.
liiffceieen iaapuu plan uuiia pilfuia.
gntiict uuiien tieltd mppoGGn balpol-
Ia. fiirabtafaa ostamaan.
= NaiIet bnpmatfaa! @olo %r.-ieil-
ran ompelutoimifunta ppptGG tpoba.
liisto naismGfeG iaaplmoan 8alo,
ienran buoneistolle cnii perjantdina,
illalla. SiellG on mapaat fob.
[mit naistittapana ia iamalla annetnan
%fGiitoit1 balulIisten t%ebtGpGfii. Gut
ret mppiaiiet, iotfa aiiotaan pitd0
Dubtifnulla maalipGimina, fpippdt
NIT 10 nbferain neitosten aqua. Siis
Iaaputaa joufolla naiiet %nGpttGm1Gn
ettG teilIGfin OH b~arrastlsta pbteiien
aiian eteenpGin miemilefii.
y Salntaam fafii iuomalaista
poifoa matfuStanlaan. SppG pafffo
ia mielliinen tpo. SdDtpp ola milfos-
montoiiia. &pipfGG 1881 So, s(u-
rora Ct. Sobn ". Sarm, Mer.
s. i. &oSOnsfp, fountimnlc
maonwiljelpsneupojo, tilce matflts-
tamann Stepbenioniin, @icb., tGllo
piifolla ottaofieen iiclld oiuo ylG.nie-
metfeen Weijeri clifton fotoiifleen t.
IL. is p.
EpDnt5 farmareille. YstGpGl.
lilimmin %pppoGmme jos ieurafuntoin
me farmorit toos futon ennenfili lob
ioittailipot llffomicsten lipeGfala
illalliiiin t. t. 26 p. perunia, poita il
maitpo. 2abjot pitGiii ola tGdlli
perjantoino, t. t. % y. Offoo mt min
bbmGt ia mointinne mllfaan oipliSto
fao t1t1 toimenpioettG. SlfG1 pobos
tlfo ipaiffo nGin ulein t1ptpp pppt11
Iiia OH fuitenfin pbteinen. WtcioGl
fallpunfilaisten Gtptpp alma ollo III
riiematta tposi1 ia ubroufiesio oiolli
fla min moncllo eri toipallo ieurofin
nan bDip1f1i.
- Ealfintp lnluataan. 2upotaal
$4,000 polfinto file benfiloIle, icfC
moi tooiStettopaSti ilmi ontao, iei
benfilon eli ne benfilot, jotfo oDa
Observation-Disclosures len topoiien blbui
ett1 Sbe Sinnisb SO. Operatiue Era
bling 60. Iiiffeenboit. Sbeo. 2eppali
pitGiii iaoneen 100000 moioutiet
fifteen tileisiG, jofa bubu mpos iano
tun liiffeen jobtofunnan pilolesto, I'd
FEN ilmi tuooaan per1ttomdfii, tilin
tarfastaioin laitiunnon peristeella.
Sbe Sinnisb Coop. Grabbing 60
iobtofunta.
6. 81. Sarin, firiuri.
- 9aDfGapG Susien & Srier'ir
mostapGGt1 8efolan ~itoorio, fiiin ba'
luotte ioaoa p6feipdG ia pub6astc
Emaitoo ia fermaa, %lopbGtte Militia fits
tesla ~piiIIoisia.
Sigblono Sanitarp Dairp. Sobr
@. Selli, omiStaio.
- &irfonmenpt piSetGGn IS. Yaa-
uolin firfosia emf ppbGnG t. +. 20 p,
flo 1210 op. SuIfoo Serran buonee.
leen fuulemoon ia fGtfem1dn Siimo-
Ian iunoo.
Neoopillen fonlltllo ON bdrtouSbet-
ii emf poland flo 2:Ito iItop. Col
motaair eta t11nG tilomo foulutoIo on
iiIloin t6pnn6 tirfomdfeG.
Ompeluieiron fofous pioet6Gn tal-
I'd miifolIa torstaina firffoiolisia flo
2:Ita iltap. Mrs. g. Silbers fattao
fabmipopoan. Snoritetoor Ipbpt BEN
finen ObieImu. aaiffi iOilo main
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
Hoglund & Aho,
Rauta-, Petit ia Vaskisepan like
MCLEOD AVENUE 211
Ironwood, Mich.

Kengittaa hevosia ia tekee
6aikkia sepan alaan kuuluvia toll
Ia, korjaa maanviljelys- ia aJo-
kaluja Y. m. koneita. Tuokaa
nellie pojlarinne ia pannunne
korjattavaksi, pohjattavaksi Sc
ka. tinattavaksi puhtaalla tinalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
@alfrio @. 8iIcn,

~SrOnlO0OD, WtlCD-
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. onpeiu
feliran fofou8 tdtdGn, tor8toilla
Mlrs. ic Scr. Sipari Gieuten luonc
aurora lufeciillu, entiiesIG &uioll
FUN talosia. tIo 7,30 iILolIa. Seen
n11n iinne ~joufoaai
1 - &rist, uuuripTeard &cttuu iptto.
SiiubIa ia obielmallinen illaniuiettf
ptbetddn t. I. ioiintei1enG f%untuntat
.,ia, 81 p. firfon baaIiSio aItoen flo
i7y30 in. @ioetGGnpGg tGmd muiStos
ia ia menpddp iiute. ioutoIldt I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. utto-
.miesten Observation-Disclosures pi6etdGn
tduontoina, t. t. &c pn6. SlloIIinett
on molmis tlo 5 ip. ia ntotfoo aterio
,oinoastaot 25 ienttid. &utopa tGdl.
til motif poi8fo oIIo?i
- 2anln- ia foitto- s~oufcrtti, iosta
10 niime numero8ia pubuimrte ia los
ia on ilmoti8 lebtemme tpiioemnellG
.5imulIa tulloon pit6mGGn enfi fun
.~l1lintoina Srontpoo6in @oIo raittiuS-
.(euran baaIilIa alfaer flo ~fob6efiou.
.Ruten 10 iImotimme, eta on onnis-
tittu innmann ortpotaS mu1ifoolinen
objelmn ~fonierttiin on meillG lilo IL.
.motfoa tdSia ola obielmau iuorittaiia:
Miis Selmi Sillbete, Wlifs ellie On
loerion, Meiis ester Sfio, Waif8 Gem.
pi Buort, @rs. s. $asiinen ia Mrg.
81. @uori. PaSt. S. Sooponen, post.
SO. @. @iIen, post. IS. @uori, Scr.
SO. &olemo, Scr. 8. &ouppi, Scr.
@m. @rGnne8, Scr. s. Sorting ia
par. y. Sdipel. aoorei8td: 8esieme-
lin "foImiiointi", g. @aufpoIin feu.
rat. foori ia "2iitto".
Obielma, jofo lippuibin painettuno
tai mlutoin eiitetd6n foniertisio tor
femmin. Smirobo on perrin baIpo,
noifiIto 10 ia miebiItd % icnttid.
sliatteleipot ia oifoania ieiiroofpot
fpII6 fdiittdpdt mitd maiua on Oh.
ieIman iuorittaiiIIo poImistoisiuun
tdIInisto iubIoa ia fen iuuofii iinne
rientGuatfin faiffi, iotfo iuoan IiifecI-
ie pdSiee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-21
HUMANS FLEE
INTO RUSSIA
GREAT HORDE or REFUGEES
ENTERING EMPIRE AND
CREATING GREAT FKOB-
LEM THIS WIN
TER

Petrograd, Russia Passage across
he Rumanian front of thousands of
Rumanians. who abandoned their
houses and property in the face of
the invading Germans and Bulgarians
have cast the shadow of new re-
sugee problem on the Russian en-
pire. The refugees have been pouring
INTO Odessa, kiev and other southern
Russian cities in destitute and
helpless condition and the present
problem is more difficult than amy
whion has confronted any belliger-
ent power since the invasion of Bel
gium.
Russia has only partly succeeded
IN making homes for the Jews, Poles
and other races who fed to the in
terror at the start of the war, Natur-
llly, the present time of year has only
increased tho difficulty of furnishing
clothing and supplies to the new ma
sion of refugees.
The American relief board, head
I'd by Thomas White Moore. is work
ing with the Titnia committee and
The empress and has made valuable
contributions to the relief work. 1t
IS now Gevoting its energies TO meet
ng the Rumanian problem.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-21
CITY XMAS TREE
is AGAIN ON WAY
DEF'INITEL KNOWN THAT NUM-.
Cii,AL PINE WIiI. BE HERE
TOMORROW MORNING
TO HASTEN EREC-
TION

The municipal Christmas tree has
been safely started on It's way, ana
barring all accidents is now schedul-
ed to arrive in the Mitchell Yards at
$40 tomorrow morning.
The Milwaukee railroad, which
again donated the transportation OF
the tree from Rapid City 10 Mitchell
has been adopting The most strcnu-
Gus methods to get it here on time
The special car bearing il was at
tached to the mixed train leaving
Rapid City al { O'Clock this morning
When it arrived at Murdo, special
accommodations were provided to
rush it at once to Chamberlain. 1t
will be attached to the morning
freight and should reach here about
9 O'Clock.
Immediately upon the arrival OF
the car here, Trainmaster C. r. Win
tiers will see that it is Immediately
spotted" wherever the city officials
desire. 1t will then be unloaded and
rushed to The corner of Fourth av-
enue and Main street. where the
wiring and decoration will start at
once.
Although the tree will not be in
stalled as carly as had been planned
abundant opportunity Will still be
provided for the decorative work and
everything will now be finished in
time for the celebration on Christ
mas night
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Omaha, and Kansas City cnroute.
Start now the Miller School of
chiropractic 4th loor w. Natl. Bank.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to James Wagner and Miss
Lena Zollman, both of Mitchell
Don't you know you can make
some poor old soul happy by sending
them box OF cheerful flowers or a
beautiful blooming plant2 The New
burys have the largest supply they
have ever had for Christmas.
Infants soft sole shoes. all colors
and sizes, soc pair. Wells Shoe Co.
Miss Minerva Harvey arrived
yesterday from Sioux City to spend
the holidays with her grandmother
Mrs. James kimble.
Mems and women's comfy slip
pers, S1.00 a pair Wells Shoe Co.
II. G. Preston has reopened his
law Office, 322 Western National
Bank Building. Special attention
given to the probating of estates,
passing on abstracts, real-estate
matters, consultation and advise.
The Newburys holly is the best
money can buy and their Christmas
wreaths are made of oak, pine arbor-
vitae. statice. ruscus, holly and rib
bon. They have individuality They
can be seen at III. A. Jacobs & Co.
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DECLARE EMBARGO
TO MINNEAPOLIS
UNION PACIFIC WILL CARRY NO
FREIGHT FROM OMAHA TO
FLOUR CITY.-NIILLS HAVE
TO BE CLOSED

Minneapolis. Mimi Announce
ment was made today by local Off
cials of the Union Pacific railroad
that Minneapolis freight would not
be accepted at Omaha, Neb., after
December 26. This added to the
seriousness of the situation brought
about here by the shortage of freight
cars and leading millers declared
today that all local flour mills
would be compelled to close down
unless conditions are improved.
The order of the Union Pacific.
which will be in effect until Janu-
airy {, was issued with the view of
clearing the congested terminals.
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RADIUM FAILS
AS CANCER CURE
is SUCCESSFUL AS PALLIATIVE,
ONLY. COLUMBIA PROFESSOR
IaINDS-pROLONG LIFE

New York City After exhaustive
tests the use OF radium as cure for
cancers and tumors has been found
to be failure, according to the
annual report Of Dr. Francis Carter
Wood, head of the Crocker cancer re
iearch fund, of Columbia university.
For cases on which operation is not
possible, radium is successful as a
palliative only, the report states.
ut is unquestionably possible to
prolong life in few instances" Dr.
Wood says. and to make the pa
tents more comfortable by the en-
ployment of large quantity OF rad
ium. On the other hand, it is equally
certain that the use of small Quanti
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Read The ~ ssrs1 ADS

cows, from 4 to 6 years old. about
half of these COWS are fresh or close
up springers, 30 yearling heifers, 60
calves, $50 are steers and 80 heif-
ers.) The above cattle are Hereford
and Shorthorn breeds bred and rails
ed In Aurora county. No chances are
taken in buying cattle at this sale as
is usually the case of those being
shipped from outside the state and
not being acclimated.
Terms of Sale-Time will be Civ
en- until Nov. /, 1917 on bankable
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285 CATTLE
AT AUCTION
FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF LIVE
STOCK TO BE HELD ON AU-
ROItA COUNTY STOCK FARM
AT PIANKINTON,

John M, Fleming is manager of
the first annual sale of live stock TO
be held on Aurora county stock farm
adjoining Plankinton on the west.
The sale will be held on Friday, Dec.
%, beginning at 1880 p. M. sharp.
A free lunch will be served at 1890
4. m.
The 2S5 head of cattle to be sold
includes 10 3-year old steers, No. l
good feeders. 30 2-year cid steers.
335 1year old steers, 100 head OF