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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-25

~ - - IT, 70
dos iar rubhess. itc. hsst Jar rsrt ~
dos; Macon iar.. pis CSC, ais 7hc stall
- ham ias, tnr ~ tsiiied pics feet
80 o. rtus- better re- - ins Htr
rtps olives ite NJ. stalls si.1f. salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-25

n. VOW CHINESE REMFDy GO.
us yesler Way. rbone Mai, Main s s,''s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-25

PRoFEssoR swEETzER. sEKTTLE's
greatest medium. Will locate anything.
izt Howard ave. ~.
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salad ar..sins. Zoe. stall -. small p.-

stall 20. black pepper BE ~ pHr" oiivs
oii. TIC pit: coroanut 2se ID cinnamon.
ttr TO- itn peanuts ste stall a.
pot roast. itc H.. iesf lard. 10 II GOOD
bacon. sae o. stall So ibs. onions.
ier. lemons. -e dar
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LOST AND FOUND

lost nETwEES NiNTH AND isTH.
On jackson. hank book coutatniae
currency and checks, Please return
20 Thoa. DEXTER. pii Jackson. and re-
cslvs reward. Payment on checks
stopped
LADY WHO KEPT HAND ORR M
mistake on wsiilnEtord litnsy Mondas
call beacon tfe after . N.
s~~-@r~~-~~@fN-~s@<~~-Ne
sS-AtSCElIHNE FOR SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-25

s,sil "a. pure graduated sugar. lbs
efr sisii O., pure natural milk. &c At
Stalls aT-at. salt Or matches. Tor iee,
san MAid ralrins. ioo n best Cocoa,
aee H. sec syrup. soc. puffed rice.
wheat or corn. zoe pkg salad oil. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

Sroboem cine 9ln5obl bon 8crio-
nen in Der Wloreuc Der 9rooflbncr
Holi5eiitotion cri1icncn worcn, nm
ole 9eicbc eines meiBcn OIolncs 5u
belidtigen oie in Scr gl1be BON
Slooo's Yort om Dienltog im @oI-
fer treibeno ouieefunoen wuroe, lit
icinc SoentitGt nod nidt feitgelfeat
moroen. W}ebrere @erlonen, oorltn-
ter 6mci Srouen fonnten in oent @r-
trunfenen nibt Den @eIudten crfen-
nen. Oie cine Der beiocn 5rouen
berrniBt ibren @ottcn, mdbreno oic
onoere ouf Der Guide nod ibrem
Better 1T. DER felt einiecr 8eit bcr-
I1ipunocn 1T. Gic SOentifi6iriing
wiro le6r Idtpierig iein Oa Die 2eide
3iemlid) 5eriest 1T infolse DER longen
3cit, wel6e iie I'M g8oiier eelegen
botte. Ser Yionn mar uneefdbr 80
Sabre alt, mog ctwo 150 Bfiino uno
bat Ounfel6roines Soar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
Me6rerc aeIlcr iiberidluemmt.


slcbt Seller in Der Soutb StroBe
wuroen nnter @niicr geiebt ais
cine Soupt-@oiierrobrc, nabe Der
Baltimore StraBc, plaBta
g9aoren-Gorrdtbe in aeQern Der-
nidtct. - StroBc cbcnfoas be-
i6dOigt. Va.
9lls geitern Morgen gegen 6 lIbr
in Der Soutb.StroBe, nabc 9alti-
more.StroBe, cine Snupt @aIIer'
ro6re pIoetc, id)oB ein geluuItiger
@oiicrilro6l mngeid6r Is SUB in Die
Soo6e, bis oaS MoRcr bonn @oner'
Gcportcment obgeitelt ipllrOe Gas
@oiicr, OoS periHicoehe Seller in @e-
idGits6Guiern ii6eridpUcmmte rih-
iete eroBcrcn S6oocn on, Ou in fplt
allen &eaern Nooren orf Eager iuu-
rem. 0ie Seller, oie llntcr @oiier &C.
lett puroen, beiiu0en li6 i'm 9lmeri-
can.@ebduOe, 9altimorc- llnO South
StroBe, Wlorgon & Wliadro, glpo-
t6efe, SiiOolt.Gde Baltimore iIn0
South. .StroBe, @m. SdporB & Co.,
9}r. 3, Soutb. .StroBe, s. Sarmunus
Gyii6er e. Son, g1r, z, Soutb-StroBe,
9(bea.@ebGuoe, Soutb-Strobc, @ht-
tual 9ife Sninrance Co., gSr. 10,
Sout6. .StroBe, Saie Geppiit ono
8ruIt So, 92r. 9-t3, Soutb-StroBe.
imo NlorDlono 9iit.@ebdilOe, 9tr. s
bis 10, Soltb. .StroBe.
Cos @oIier Geportement purOe
bon Der @oli5ei umgebeno benodrid-
tigt. Gin 6ol6es Guben0 @umpen
ipiroen bcrbeioeidofit, bic @lcbr5ubI
ser Seller ipnren obcr geitern glbeno
nod nidt gon5 trodeu Sic gcpIaBte
No6re NOR onicbeineno nidlt oidt
un0 @oIer iiderte 0irb Oie Groe
uuo gelongte in ole Seller Ourd Die
9oher in 0cn @Gnoen lpeld)e fir
eleftriidbe 2eitungen nngelegt moroen
noren Gie &obre crplooirte ip0ter
niht on Ser ihno6often, ionOcrn an
elmer onoeren Steae. Gurd Die gr-
ploiion ipuroe oltdb Die StroBc be-
i1Goigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
sinOcrIa6mnua in @cit.gireinien.

Su Dem oitlid BON 9fodigbnm &C.
lcgeueu 2onooiitriIt bat ole ainOer-
ldbmung ibr GriAeinen gemo6t.
%ronpteS Gingreiten bon Seiten Der
@eilnobcitSbe6oroe bat ieOod cine
MISUNDERSTANDING Derbiitet. @ottes-
oienit. Sonntogsidulen Ebeaterbe-
iub un0 offentlibc 8crIanmlungep
iino bis ouf 9citeres ouigebobcn.
Die @duicr, in oenen Ole @ranfbeit
porfonL wcroen inter beborOlider
@eobahhmg ecbaIicn mic aud Die,
in ocncn 8meiielboite Sale borfomcn.
Gs pur0en 10 aronfbeitsidlle, oo-
rinter 6 Eooesid1c eemelOet. Scit
cinigcn 3ogen iirO feine neuen Sale
acin @ino imtcr 16
Sobrcu bari icin Sols OcrIu0cn. Si
Sarrisbure miro ein leidter Sal
itreng bepodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
ifar Gin arSNcrcs gaItimorc.

0os Goupoenc.Gomite Der lin
porteiiiben &igo fir eiu BroBercS
Baltimore" oas Dor einigen 8agen
crnonnt moroen mar, miro oenlnddIt
icine glrbeit beeinucn uio Die ylotb-
menOiqfeit Der Gupcitcrung Der 8al-
timorer StaOterendcn I'M gon5en
Stonte bcfomlt MAIDEN. 0ic Dtebr-
5abl Der W1itglieoer 0es Gomitc's lit
Oer lleber5cueltng. Dab Die borberei,
iete Gingemeinolugs.gia bon Der
Stoots @elebaebuns ongenommcn
mcroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
@un eOIOaten acidlulien.

8ormcr 3oB Ceunis aus 9rooi6ow
liegt idper perlest i'm Ct So
icpb'S Soipitol. III Broteitirte Oa.
gegen ooB ein Soloat lid nit
9legcrn abgob mo iburOe BON
ocmicl6en in sic SHulter geidoi-
icn.
Sob Gennis, elm 6armer pom
grooi6au i'm Baltimore County,
licet i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3lt.
Itanoc i'm ct. Soiepbs Soipitol lpo-
bin cr geiiern Worgen nit eiuer Sn.
oelwunoc in Der rehien SduItcr,
oic er angcblid BON cineH Soloaten
OcS A. Hegimcnts crbolien bat, &C.
braht puroe.
Gen 9ler5ten i'm Soipitol er5dblte
Gcnnis Oas 6olgenOe:
,Meine 6nrm liegt nur cinen
Stcinmuri bon Der Bride entierni,
Die pom 4. 9legiment bclUodt miro.
SSn Der glodt murOe ib Ourh 9ine
BON Sciten ser Solouten gcpedt
SD elite nod Der Bride uno iano
BORT cine @eieaihoit BON glcgcrn
Wlanner mO gsciber, Die ibren SpaB
nit 0en Sol0oten hottcn. ,Sdl ltellte
0en Solooten Dor, onB es cine
Sdmd6ing ocr Ser Stoaten,llni'
iornt ici iid in FOLDER @eiie nit oen
Neqern ab5neebeu. SIN ndbiten glrl-
Qen6lide erbob elmer 0er Sol0aien
lcin @emebr mo ihoB mid IN Die
9ruIt. Sd iicl 81 8ooen. Gle an
oeren ilbeltcn ais idb fiel, Die gteger
ilo6en. Gs mar 10 finiter, OoB id orc
@eiidts5iiec oes W'onnes, Der mid
idoB, nid)t erfennen fonntc. SD Der-
lor oie geiinnlmg.
GenniS blitcte itort aus leincr
@unoe nno Oic glcr5te ideuteu ild,
leincs gel6lunhten 3ultonoes lpcgell,
nod Der auoel 81 ionOircn.
Mojor Sones bonn A. giegiment
nabm cine griin0Iihe llnteriudlmg
ocs Sales Dor. @r iogte, oie glii'
merflamfeit ocr bcioen griidcnpo.
Iteu, ipdrc oif @eidrei elmer 6rou
gelenft iporOcn. Sbrc llnteriudung
6ottc crgeben, ooB cine gtegerin Don
mcbrercn @fouucrn ongcoriiicn nor.
ocn ici. Qennis ioa idb ongebIi1
untcr Oicicn bcfnocn 6obcn. glls oic
@oItcu ser Srou @eiitonO lciiten
moIlten. ioa Genni5 nngcblid leine
Sono nad ser Siiitentoide geiiibrt
bo6en. Giner Der Poitcn crgrifi i'm
uuo mo6renO oes 9algcus eutlno iib
Oos @eiue6r mo trai Dennis in bic
Sdulter.
W3ojor SoneS meloete OaS Dor.
fommniB Der 9cboroe i'm Baltimore
Gountp mo criuhte oicielbc Geuuis
iraO Oie glegcr 81 pcr6oiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
Wladt Cffcrtc fir CSisbuut.

Sr. 0op. g8. Simpiou, Elm Sd6iiis-
agent ans Bolton, mobte scr Stoot
cine Oficrtc fiir OoS GiS6rcbcr-Noot
,,Qotrobc~. Qie @uoqet @eborOe
modte oeu EreiS nidbt bcfonnt lic
miro obcr in ibrer udbIten Sibmo
iiber Die glngeIcscubeit iprcdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
2ladfa6pollf 2SerRauf
Dec altflablIFlfn NIl6 PTpIiiablfn WfIdoIis non
y. Sdlmi0t q So,

iSuOrU0lucN Don
@aient iinb ielblinecinneien Wlrbi5iHclt. Olote-
Wel, Eniletcn'krnpnrntiDncu 0lcb 0lpnb
8cberbeercn 0rtrauen etc.
Sniolec ocS Iooc3 ocS iibcrIcbcHocn Tbcil'
b0bcro, 9r Samuel Slbnlof am s. Nnni i9iT
loerocn bic llilicr3clDncicn Observation-Disclosures
ncmdb clues Aecblcs oc9 28difengcridis ber
Gtnoi Baltimore, oicics profitable tScidDdit III
0elammi0cii bertnuien. inclnli0e lnn0reiL Nlib'
conii DllihiIerie. gusdtllina. D0lmul1e. &ea
librecbis pdiibelcmuricn etc.
Gficne gln0ebolc iilr oa5 SeIddt In tie'
ldnlmiDci ucroen I'M Nnrenn 0cr Gne 9ess
poft uno Iruli Gonipanb bon Bqltimore, 13
9onib' SiraBc, an WlUntog 30. SnIi 1917, I'M
10 lbr liorQcns cniqcacnaenunlinct
9'colnQnuQcn 0cS 8cri0ufS ynnr
sir Giriuldre NM nllSiu0rlidc NnlQrnniion
uellnc man li(h on ole llnicr3clbncicu:
Qffe cifberidmibt
gsorooii'0dc Aorib' mn 4IcainnifSir,
NdliiWprc
eaie Gepoiit G 1ruii COMPANY Of Baltimore
13 Goulh srabe Baltimore
(9uIi22 800 alaaIahDoIIilreder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

AM 16. Suli cine golOenc llbr Der-
Iette rmO IS Ooiiir befarn GetettiD
Senfins no9ni Die in 9iiemans gln'
5ug genlnoenen @coenitduoe oil lid,
ct fonnte aber ben &eoolber ridt i'm
Oen. Die @olijiiien Ocs norOliden
Giltrifts lieBcn Oeu Gcpoloer neben
Dem 2eidnom liegen, bis Der Coroner
fam. Ger 2ebtere iob oen 9lepolDcr,
Die g9oiie mar a6er Deridpltnoen ais
Die @jcbeinpoIi5iiien nit ibrer llnter-
udbllna 6egannen. Iieies mDIierioie
@eridpinoen Der SduBwoifc drgerte
oic Cetefti0e uno iie iudcn nun noA
Der @niie-
Ser 9e6ensmiiOe binierldBt dliBer
ieincr S1meIter aud nod leinc Willt'
ter, Srou Mo0ic &iemon, Die iid 5ur
3eit sur grbohug in ct. Dlidaels,
Golboit GonntD, ouib0lt. 6rali
Gbonolcc lpiro lire 9}uttcr beiubeu,
I'M i6r oas @eidebene 81 er5a6lcn.
Sic glau6t, OoB ole globriht iDrc
SHUTTER angreiien uno i6rer @elnno-
belt ibaolib icin miro @orbereiinH-
gcn fiir Die 9cerOiging Oes QoOten
mnroen niht getroiien, oa Der Corp
ner Den 2eihnam nod nidt ireigege-
ben bat.
@eriudte 5mei " al it'd
Oos 2ebcn 5it ncbmen.
Senrp 9enion Elm 81 Sabre aIter
N}unu Scr bel elmer 6roii lplorp Wto,
aiirc 9lr. 1886, 0f-@roit.StroBe,
mo6nic, Dcriuhtc gciicrn 9lbcnO ii6
oaiclblt sic ac6le NIT cincm 9loiir-
meier 81 ourdi1neioen. Ser aItc
Wlomn muroc I'M g8ageil oes olilidcn
Eoli5ci.Cilirifis noc6 Dem ct. So
iep6's S5oipital geihoiit lno Oori
Derbnocn woroui i'm Der gsogcn
pic0cr nnA Sonic brahtc aoum
ipor CT iih ielbit ii6erldhcn, 10 macbtc
cr ciuen 5lpeiten 5elblimoro.@erin@
lin iueitere 81 perbinocrn miIroe er
noh Der 0itIidbcu Foli5eiliuticn &C.
brodbt.
2icbeSfummcr fiibrtc 3u
g c'lbftmoro &criu d).
9lod cinem Streit nit ibrcm @c'
liebtcn. Dem glcgcr 9tobcrt 9idoro-
ion, trouf geitcrn gladmttoa oic %
Sabre oItc 9Imclio Scribner cine IN
g9r. t3, GfGburdiiroitc, pobnDoftt
glegcrin cine 6loibe SDpcrorpo SD'
oropcn aus. sic mur0e I'M Natrol'
wogen ocS iiioliden Diiirifts in'S
uMcrcu.Soipitol" gcbrodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

Ql6onnruicn, he ben yTcniidcu Gore
ipunncnien" nlsht pHHlilIdl 0ocr mrc0eI
mdfia rrhnlicu ',mv acbcicH, ocr Sfiice
naucn ncr 1clcpDon obcr idIriisIid Nil'
lbeiIung 81 maheH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
GdlSnc (Sr6nrtetnnefcicr.

Bon ibren ainoern @nfeln uno
llrenfcln ungcben, icierte goitcrn
Srou Gli3ubct6 Sortlepc, cine mobl-
bcfountc Ncmo6ncriu bon Baltimore
ibren 76. @cburtstog in ibrcm &cinLi
9lr. 1882, 2ig6tiiroBc. Nus alien.
Ebeilcn Der Stoot licfeu @rohlla-
.tioncu ban @crIoncn ciu, wclden Die
bctn0tc 6rau einfa9 ais u0lltter@
Gctout lit.
sen M0nner, bic iiir oen pierteu Gi.
itrift uon 9altinorc.GountD. aud ais
Colgate -Giitrift befanut re9iitrirt
limo. Gr. IS. 6. W1c@ormid miro nit
5lpci @e6iilicn in Der 9obnunq oes
@ru. George ariQ. an Der 8. 9lOenue,
Golgatc, ole lInterhlhun9cn porneb.
men. Die D}itglieOer Der 9e6oroe
limo George u @egner, GoriiBer Der
glr5t imO 6crr aria. PIN Wlithuob
miro Or. McGormid 200 Mom I'M
tcrludlen, ami Gonncriiog pcitere 200
rnO am 6reitog 206. Solltcn aus
oieien nicbt gcniieenO 0icnitid6igc er-
lon9t lucrocn 10 perOeu lucitcrc COG
5ur llntcrludDung 6corocrt mcrocu.
START i'm G.tcnite.
Milblr @inOouer, Is Sabre alt
unO ein So6n pon Serrn unO 5ralt
@oorrcD s 2inonuer, 9ar. 3l09,
Ficomont-9Iuemie, lit in 9loriolf,
@o., u1NcaO CT fir sen 4Porinc
oienii cr icrte, on ciuer Gompliio-
tion oon lnt6eiten geitorben. Sein
2cidnanI g0 1cute naN Baltimore
ae6ra3t zen,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25
friends in extending hearty congrat.
ulations and best wishes.
The Baum Dairy

People who work should be we'll
fed. Milk is a universal food. Some
milk is rich in cream and other food
value. while other milk contains a
very small amount Of these. a care
full test shows our dairy herd milk
tests four and six tenths which is
n and S5 hundreths higher than
is required by the state law. We
are doing our best to furnish clean
milk. With grain and all feeds so
high priced we cannot deliver milk at
5 cents per quart with any profit
therefore on and after November 1st
we will deliver milk 8 cents FER qt,
5 cents per pint. and 2S cents a gall
Ion. Bottle losses are large so please
help us make the bottle loss as small
as possible by washing and putting
out every day. Broken or stolen
bottles should be paid for by con
sumner. We are human. therefore
occasionally bIunder or forget. but
our aim is to give o good service.
Baum Dairy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25
THE KAISER'S IRON RULE

According to late dispatches the
iron rule OF the German empire, here
tofore conceded to exist has been
somewhat shaken Reports include
mutiny In the German navy, outspok-
en- opposition In the German congress
and mutterings of discomfort among
the people. Perhaps the military
authorities may be able to cope with
these things more successfully in
Germany than in any other nation
but jlst the same, these things are
always forerunners OF a breakup o.
some kind. Many of the allied people
believe that peace can come only in
the fall OF the Hohenzollern dynasty
either by actual defeat in war. or h.
an uprising OF the German people
against their military leaders.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25


Iowa's special vote for state wide
prohibition finally gave a small ma.
jority against prohibition. The first
telegraphic reports sent out, partls
estimate, gave the drys a majority
but the late returns changed the re.
suit the other way. This vote is
somewhat of a surprise at this time
because. the tendancy towards prohi
bition has been so strong in western
states of late, particularly so in az
ricultural localities. Some writers
think there were local matters affect.
ing the vote, while others see al
evidence of the dry wave slowing up
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Mr.. Frank Morris, of Seattle, was
a business visitor in the city Tuesday.
He is interested in the Huron Milling
Co, which now owns the local mill.
Mr.. Morris was a former prominent
resident OF Huron, and Surveyor
General for several years. He was
accompanied to Miller by Mr.. Fay,
general manager of the company.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25
The largest stock of window glass
IN Hand county. Scofields'.

The marriage of Miss Leila Beth
Linn, Of Brookings and Harry A.
Smith OF this city occurred Monday
evening at the. First Presbyterian
church Of Bookings. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Linn
parents Of the bride. presided at a
reception in the p~arlors 6f the church
where they received q large company
Of friends. The happy couple left
the same evening for Dayton, Ohio.
where Harry is 1 student In aviation.
The Press joins Harry's Miller
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Yes, South Dakota is very pros
porous. Let's go get a piece of it,
So remarked a chorus OF easy money
people, who are now Offering their
wares, consisting of about everything
under the sun, 70 the people OF South
Dakota. Buy 'em? Why, of course.
a lot OF people will buy EN-, because
some smoothe guy told them to- Go
get yours as quick as possible, and
get II out of your system, and then
forget it.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Altenow and
daughter, Mrs. J.. NJ. Magness, depart
ed Sunday evening enroute to De-
troit, Mich, in response to a message
which stated that her sister. Mrs.
Adams, had been killed in an auto
accident. DR.. and Mrs. Adams will be
remembered by the pioneers of Hand
county, the doctor having been en-
gagged in the practice OF dentistry
in Miller.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

M. K. worship October 20. Morning
worship 1890 a. m. Sermon subject
The Nations Request for Self
Denial" Sunday school 1880 a. m.
Mrs. s. r.. Wallis Supt. Epworth
League senior and intermediate $50
p. m. Evening preaching service 1880
y. m. The subject for the evening
service will be one Of unusual inter-
est The Proclamation Of the Chris
tisn Church. Peace or War;" Please
note change In time of the services.
everybody made welcome.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Earl Spain arrived Saturday on a
five days furlough from Camp Fun
ston, Kans, to attend the funeral OF
his father w. Nj. Spain. Earl has
been promoted to the Office of SER
geant OF a Co. in the 164th Depot
Brigade. He reports the Hand Coun-
ty boys all well, and enjoying their
new experience in army life.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25
stock Is growing.

Percy sutphen left Tuesday for his
home at Gooding. Idaho, after spend
ing . month looking after business
matters here. He was accompanied
by his father T. p. sutphen. who will
spend the winter in Gooding with his
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

DR.. and Mrs. w. &. Redmond de.
parted last week for New York City
where they are attending the Nation.
al Dental Association in session
there this week. DR.. Redmond e.
poets to return in a couple of weeks
but Mrs. Redmond will remain for q
longer visit among relatives.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Orient Argus-P. J. Dunn drove
through here last Saturday on his
way to Watertown. He returned
again Tuesday and is looking after
the installing OF the bank fixtures in
the l.. j. Holder general store, The
fixtures arrived Sunday fom Condo.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Since the beginning of the Europ-
can war Germany has sunk $40 ships
OF neutral nations. There is little
wonder that practically the whole
civilized world is against the Teu-
ton in this a
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25
. marriage license was issued yes

A marriage license was issued yes
terday by Clerk of Courts Morrow to
t. T. Omdalen, of Hetland. S. D., and
Miss Estella p. Bates of Lake Pres
ton. The groom has passed the three
score and ten year mark, his age
being given at the clerks Office as
rs years while his bride is but 81
years of age.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Palmer are max
ing preparations TO leave soon for
California. where they will spend the
winter. They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Schriver who will join her
daughter Mrs. Glen Richardson and
family in Los Angeles and remain
during the winter months.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

The boari OF directors OF the Chi
cage a. Northwestern Ry have sub
scribed 81 5000, 900 to the liberty loan.
There, we were bound to get in on
that bond sale some way!
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

A considerable snow fall was re-
ported last week in North Dakota,
and northern counties of South Da-
kota. Several inches fell a 100 miles
or so northwest of Miller, but here
there were Just a few fakes in the
air, and no trace on the ground.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

The ladies of the M. K. Aid desire
to express their appreciation to
those who Sc Loyalty helped raise the
funds to pay off the debt on III
parsonage; also to those who so lib
orally contributed TO the same; thus
leaving our church property free
from any incumbrance. %*@
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

The annual sale of the Registered
Stock Association at st. Lawrence
Monday was successful, and many
well bred animals were purchased by
Hand county stockmen. The desire
for better stock is growing.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

FormerG Governor c. N. Herried. of
Aberdeen, has accepted an appoint
ment of Food Administrator for this
state, from Hoover, the national food
man. The selection is an admirable
one.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

The TT. Pierre Times states that
Kiran and Leo Hughes, young sons
OF Judge J. f. Hughes, of that city,
raised four hundred bushels OF pota-
toes on two acres OF ground. At 81
per bushel, that would make the boys
a profitable summers work.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hewitt visited
ever the week end with relatives at
Agar. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Hewttt's mother Mrs. Frank
Archer. OF Agar. who has visited for
q couple of weeks at the Hewitt
home.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

David It. JekyeIl, Highmore's well
known citizen, died last week. He
had represented his city as mayor,
and his county in the Legislature.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

a member of the original Sunday
School class from which this club
was founded.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25
BUSINESS METHODS in
ALL OCCUPATIONS

The Aberdeen business College
teaches business methods that may
be applied and used in any occu-
patton. Start next Monday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

All persons owing 1916 and prior
personal tax must pay the same at
oncs Without further notice.
&. Il Wyland. Sheriff.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Come In and let us show you our
line of aluminium. Scofields'.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

A good permanent place for a reli-
able man. Robert Mickey,
47tf Miller, S. d.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Bring your grain to the Miller Roll
or Mills and exchange It for Super
lative Flour.-Adv.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

The highest market price paid for
hides at Il. M. Dunn's creamery.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

The Press and The Dakota Farmer
one year for $500.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-25

Remember 1t is fall again and your
account should be settled.
Botsford Lumber Co.
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