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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30
Mayl5 May %
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Let
tiers Of Administration.

state OF South Dakota, County of GRANTEES.
In County Court within and for sAid County.
In the Matter of the EstBte of Helen b. Woman
Deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting TO
the heirs at law of Helen b. WormAn deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
Hermina W.Sfckles has filed in the county court
of Grant county, state Of South Dakota. her pc
titlon asking that Lewis n. Sickel- be appointed
administrator of the estate of Helen y. Norman.
deceased, and chat said petition has been set for
hearing at a regular term of said court. TO be
held at the court room in the city of Milbsnk, in
said comfy, on the 9TH day of June, A. D.. 1913.
at the hour Of ten O'Clock. q. m.
Dated at Milbank. $. D., May Is, 1919.
s. :. ~LOCkHART, County Judge,
Attest: Earl Liggett, Clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30
Cfain and Stock Farms

An offering at very low prices
Lands in Wibaux county Montana
tributary to the famous Beach,
N. D. country. Good soil, good
grass, running water and never
failing springs. ideal tracts for
stock and grain farming. Thirty
thousand acres from which to Sc
lect. ! own these lands and will
make attractive terms. C+B Fop.
canon, Room 315 Cit. Bank Bldg.
Aberdeen S. D. US
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30
q Paul Revsre Had Only Had . Tels-
phone Available In the Days
% '3eventy-6ve.

Somebody In the New England tele-
phone organization has been figuring
ont how easily Paul Revere could have
accomplished all the purposes Of his
famous ride on the eighteenth OF
April. In 'seventy-nve." II he only had
had telephone facilities like those
available today. As the telephone man
says Revere would have been able to
saye himself Z lot Of hard riding. he
could have called Concord from q pub
lie station In the North end, or Charles
town either. and had his friends of the
committee Of public safety on the line
within eight minutes, II. the operators
took as much time then as they do
now. And how much easier 1t would
have been to get the powder buried
and the gun carriages done away with
IL the Concord folk had had their
warning eight minutes after the lam
terms were hung aloft In the belfry
arch Of the Old North steeple. Only.
II there had been telephones, there
would have been no lanterns. They
would have ussd the phone tor thu
whole thing. And then Of course .
famous poem would never have been
wxlttoa-CAr1etlan Scienee 0ooltof.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30
BUYS North Dakota Ranch

Minot. N. Moreland ranch,
comprising LAO acres. about two
miles south of Watrous, has been
sold to G.. T. Oehler Of Milbank,
S. D..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-05-30
Farmers Elevator Meeting

Milbank, S. D., May l, 1919
Annual Meeting Of the Mi1bank Farmers Ele-
vator Company will be held in the Farmers
Room at the Court House, on Saturday, May
3lst, at $3.50 P. NJ.
F. B. Roberts,, Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
Discards Of a Great CITY.

white crib discoorcd, upon rie
twisted and other the Bennng dump when
talk the COWENS
office constructed from the dwellings
probably blown off by the preceded
thunder storm The little crib of the kind used by
before the civil venerable colorcd
the rubbish piles Of livelihood said observing
crib:
"IoTs dat crib sartintly old white
haired gran dadde an g9maS OBJ today used dat little
bed when ChIun Maybe
an n de ulaby Of dere ycshs Now poor
little white crib done flung de dump Is gwine take
home wild nc fer dc good il hab done"
Superintendent Cowens informed many queer
their the public dump
road Sometimes wagonoad books to>
bedeads and other furniture and whatnot While
vehicles laden with rubbish Several touring
cards OF kinds There piles OF boxes
and wood about Co~en said he this stuff the
1t filled with large food which
IDENTIFY had been engaged the humane OF reducing
of living.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
BACK HOME NEWS
Like Letter from the Foks-Watch for
Your State News in The Herald.
FLORIDA.

OcaIa.-Prof +. II. Hcnsley has been
appointed superintendent of the Ocala
high school and Mrs. Hensiey is one
Of the primary teachers.
Tampa.-The Rev. Robert King. OF
kingsport. Tenn. will preach at the
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church here
sunday morning He may be called
TO this pastOratr.
Miami.-PatriCk Conways band of
,hlrty-h pieces has beer engaged
for three months concert work here
during the coming season.
TaliahaSsee.-No money has been ap-
propriated 10y tine legislature to hold
m" state primary and the funds on
hand are about exhausted.
Indian Rocks. - Arrangements are
o' ING mad, to Oulkheud the beach
shore Of the key as precaution
AGAINST future storms.
Oldsmar. - Following reorganiZa-
ton the Carmen Grape Company has
moved here and plans to plant sew
cnty-fve acres of grapevines.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
ARKANSAS.

Little Rock.-Legislature will meet
Monday in speCla! session to consider
nigh cost of living and more taxes on
motor vehicles.
Camden-Methodist church will hold
revival hero, starting September p.
Bentonville.-ThC l6O-aCre farm own
ed by the Pickens family has been
sold to NJ. V. Kelly. of Wichita Falls.
for SO 900
t'ordyce.-First bale Of 1919 cotton
crop brought here and sold for 3sIs
cents a pound
FayettevlIe.-Institu to teach Re,
cross community work will be estab-
lished at University OF Arkansas for
six weeks.
CIarksville.-JohnN NickeIls, manager
STERLING Anthracite Coal Company, ar
rested for not complying with law re-
quirIng wash houses at mines.
NewpOrt.-Pearl fishing revived i'm
Black and White Rivers.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
VIRGINIA..

Harrisonburg- Albert Long, aged
lV-' and who voted for every Demo
cratic candidate for President since
lSiO, is dead.
Danville.-When Eva VarneH Stukes.
II. saw the name of her husbs nd
William C.nIdress, in the slain list
OF wars casualties she married
again. He returned. She divorces
second husband.
Richmond. - Fsir-price- com
mittee starts probe into values of
goods sold mere and prices Of mer-
chants.
I-ynchburE. Baptist ministers
throughout Virginia are pravine for
raising of s75.COO,Co by church in
America.
PeterSburg.-C. T Meacham resigns
as agent for Atlantic Coast Line and
Will enter business for himself.
icksburE-The Rev. E +
Robinson resigns pastorate of Ban
tist Churches i'll Madison COUNTY,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

some 100000 votes. which might
easily turn the election one way or
the other. Hence, the Republican
leaders of the East as well as of
the West are seriously considering
whether it would not be good poi-
ltlcs to take Western candidate.
1t is significant that three of the
most generally talked about Presi-
Dental possibilities for 1920 come
from the Far West. They are
United States Senators Poindexter.
Borah and johnson.
In 1908 Miles Z. Poindexter was
elected as representative from the
state Of Washington to the Sixty
hrst Congress. He soon became
known as an able. progressive Re-
publican. In the Senate. to which
he was elevated in 1910, he was a
staunch advocate of measures
laVoring the control and restriction
Of big corporations. especially Of
the railroads. He sought the con-
servation of all natural resources of
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
MINNESOTA.

olivia Michael J. Dowl z.
banker and former speaker Of State
House Of Representatives. just re-
turned from Europe says he will
not push candidacy for governor
ship.
MinneG polis.-LoCal bank deposits
Of s249,O72,j5I break records.
hOmc.-Madelyn La Count. 16,
bride, brutalIy murdered in her cot
tage home on c. J. Winton estate al
Lake Ninnetonka.
HibblinE. for s1S.50O
stolen from Office Of Fred McCum-
bers, city treasurer. One for $500
Cashed in Duluth
Red Wing. Minnesota banner
State in child labor laws. says Jo-
sephin" EschHnbr"nner, OF national
child labor committee.
Bemidj dji.-IndiCtment return d
against fifteen alleged violators of
liquor statutes.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
BAD BRrS
CaUe ~
Acids. ,nact,

How can anyone with our. gIgsy
stomach, who Is constantly belching, has
heartburn and suffers from indigestion hSve
anything but a bad bresth' All OF these
stomach disorders mean Just one thing
Aeid-Stomseh
EATOSlC. the wonderful new stomach
remedy II pleasant tasting tablet form that
you eat like q bit Of candy, brings quick
relief from these stomach mlseries. EATONlC
tveetens the breath because Il makes the
stomach sweet, cool and comfortable. Try IL
for that nasty taste, conEested throat and
betdy feeling" after too much smoking.
II neglected, Aeid-StonAeh may cause you
a lot Of serious trouble. lt leads 20 nervous
ness headaches, insomnia, nelancholit rheu-
nttlsm, scisucs, hesrt trouble, ulcer EDd
cancer Of the stomach. Il makes its Millions
OF victims weak and miserable. listless. lack
ing in energy, all tired out Il often brings
about chronic inv8lidIsm premature old age,
. shortening OF ones days.
You need the help that EATONlC can rive
you II you are not feeling as strong and
well as you should. You will be surprised
TO see how much better you will feel Just a.
soon as you begin taking this wonderful
stomach remedy. Get q big 50 cent box from
your druggist today. h will return your
money II you are Dot satisfied.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

The political center OF gravity in
the nation has shifted to
the States that lie between the
Mississippi River and the Pacific
Coast."-New York Times editorial.
This opinion is typical of an idea
which is rapidly spreading through
out the country. There is a feeling
that the West is in the saddle for
the Presidential nomination in
1920"
The fact that the West decided
the last Presidential election has
made it a potent factor in future
calculations. Moreover, the politi-
clans know that in case the woman
suffrage constitutional anne ndment
does not become operative in time
for the next national election there
are nevertheless, sixteen States
west of the Mississippi which have
already given their women the
franchise, adding an increment of
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
TEMPORARY HOME FOR
WAR VETERANS URGED

The establishment here Of a tenn
porary home for soldiers and sail
ors Of the world war has been
taken IN by several patriotic socia-
ties OF Washington, and last night
the proposition was presented t.
Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly. or
Pennsylvania, with the view OF
having him introduce a bill for
that purpose.
. Several stranded soldiers dur
ing the review here sought admit
tsnce to the Soldiers and Sailors
Temporary Home. sol c street
northwest, but were informed that
under the law only veterans OF the
civil and Spanish wars could be
furnished food and lodging.
The matter OF selecting a large
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
Lure of city's Bright Lights.

5eeI produfOn Of foodstuf called by President
ds means OF meeting the high living In this
] am REMINDED & by r T. MORAN Of Georgetown and other keen OBJ
servers OF inc 1000 situation of the labor
high wages demanded by farm workers Mr. MORAN is in touci
WIN uueks from the nearby Maryland
place
ue Steps should be taken fall the
the big become
our a the are many thousands of
y @ re OF the oght lights and the dissipation
on all slqes when they could become useful poduer
instead OF remaining ds Nearby
MI Moran that IS almost impossible help
ing their crops and those who
The result has been and veeetss have
permitted to Oh tree, bush ~ ~
Assistant Corporation RINCOTD
the by Congress Of compulsory law which he be
eves will do much toward solving the
being much-compned Of
eating and alley
passersby informed the commerce
Its oeh to MI Harris good proposition
the aw
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

may be tried with jury because ad-
ministrator is sole defendant
Frankfort.-Judge Cochran, U. S
District Court. dismisses suit
against Kentucky Rural Credits As
sociation for s24l.O0O because c. c.
Bosworth. trustee. did not state
cause of action in his petition.
Henderson.-Rotary clubs Of
Evansville. Princeton, Ind. Owens
boro and Henderson hold barbecue
in Atkinson Park
Hickman.-Five hundred men in
dicted for not paying dog taxes.
uisville.-CampsiGn started to
raise sSOO.OOo for erection OF me-
mortal building at University of
Kentucky. in honor of soldiers who
perished in war
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
NEBRASKA.

Omaha.-FaIl hunting season is
opened and thousands OF gunners are
making inroads on duck supply.
LtnColn.-Primaries held throughout
tWenty-four Legislative districts to
eliminate candidates for State con-
stItutional convention.
Beatrice.-Farmers doing plUwine<
for winter wheat report ground so
dry it is impossible to work it.
Table Rocks. II. Brown sells
Murphy Hotel to W. G. Shepherd
for $1,000
Albion.-ENhibits at Boone County
gair outnumber those Of any pre-
vious year.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

the country, including water power,
coal and oil lands.
Hiram Johnson. a native of Cali
fornia, was governor of the Star
before he was chosen Senator. He
Is extremely popular in that COM
monwealth and will be strour'v
backed in his fight for the Presi-
Dental nomination.
Senator William Z. Borah. of
Idaho, does not differ greatly in the
degree of his achievements from
the two other Westerners. Born in
Wayne County, Ill, Borah was edu-
Gated at Kansas State University.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific
Coast is a long jump for national
politics to take. However, all pre-
Cedents, both in business and pol
itics, seem to be vanishing in these
days of remarkable readjustments,
and the old theory that Presi-
Dental candidate must necessarily
come from east of the Mississippi
is no longer tenable.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
TRADE BOARD GOING
ON SEA TRIP TODAY

All no. for BaItUno' The Board Of
Trade will invade Baltimore TODAY.
leaving Washington over the &. 4 o.
at . O'Clock, where the delegation will
EMBARK on a Weems Liner steamer for
ashlngton, arriving home about :
o'clock Monday morning.
The commissary department is well
stocked with edibles. Gail me
Henry Lansburgh and all the other
distinguished Board of Tradians will
answer the roll call. The Stunt Com
mittce is loaded with SURPRISES
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

Beggar-Pity a poor blind man
with a large family. lady. Sym
pathetic Soul-How many children
have you. my poor man? Beggar-
L'>. ma'am. how should I know
when l cant see 'em New Haven
Register.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR.
BY John kendrick Bangs

jCopyTigh,. lgls by the Mcclure Nsuspspar
~yudicateI
THE STARS.
u matters not how small your place,
Keep plodding on at your own pace.
Md do what things YOU can today
To brighten your allotted way.
Tn" stars are not the sun. but through
Their span fulfill what's theirs to do,
Nnd each according to its light
Adds to the glory of the night.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

Briggs-You talk a good deal less
since you've been married. Griggs-
Yes; my wife thinks I'm the smart
est man on earth, and I have to b..
mighty careful what 1 say.-Boston
Transcript.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
KENTUCKY.

ah.-McCraCken County
Farm Bureau organized to look
after farmers interests.
LeXlngton.-Suit against Harkness
estate for back taxes Of $500. 900
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
NEW YORK CITY
By 0. o. MCINTYRE

New York. Sept I9-PerhapS this
VIII not inspire the slightest ululation
among the readers of these New
York sketcheS-DUt II got 4 glorious
guffaW out of me. I was coming down
Fifth avenue the other night after the
evening rush. and / saw "A whit
wing or his way home. He was walk
ing m the middle of the street. StrOn-
Is the power OF habit.
New Yorks white wings faScinav,
me. In our town We had only one
street CIeaaer. He wore Overalls and
a blue ginEham shirt. Here in Goth
am they are all prettied up in spiC
and span white suits and they have
the most intriguing way Of smoking
a pipe upside down.
There are those who sCOT at the
lowIy occupation. But il is NOT with
out its little thrills One wielder Of
the wire broom picked uD $71 in act
ual cash in one year StHl another
working at night in the fashiona bIr
Park Avenue section heard a swiftly
humminG motor.
A car came around the corner on
two wheels. A chauffeur sternly hold
ing the wheel defied death and the DO
lice There was a piercing feminine
scream Two swsyinE figures in the
tonneau A crash of glass. and. fIy-
ing out the window, came a rope cf
pearls At the white wings feet. Only
:. tail-liEht cleaning red in the night
gave the faintest clue What mad
movie could beat such a midnight
melodrama7
There is a little sawdust eatery on
Seventh avenue. where the white
wings hang out II Is called Alexis
Place" Alex himself was once a
nanicurer Of asphaIted streets. bu.
time and rheumatism took him m
tHe hi-hways and put him back of the
restaurant counter His cronieS pat-
rOnize him and he has waxed opu-
lent
One Of Alexis patrons is Old Harold
A queer bird is Harold And a right
1ueer name for his occupation. too. H
Is an Englishman OF the comic pa per
Hpe with the walrus mustache, tho
dravl and the lackadraisiCal manner
and the Cockney swagger. He at
times speaks Of an estate in England
No one knows his last name There
s much romance among the street
sweepers If one will ferret It out
II was bound to come New York
beauty experts are pTofteerin- But
he madames Of the beatty parIors
lift their eyes and cry "Mais, non,"
II the charge What price. indeed
hey ask could be too high for the
speci slist IN hair dyes who can make
1 Helen OF Troy out Of a sallow bru-
aette Or a Titian-haired beauty out Of
IN indefinite blonde 1t costs thro,
lines as much to have ones eve
orows shaped ~ ~ did before o..
var. But expense have gone un
hey say For instance. now they
must furnish the best cigarettes for
nilady that she may while away the
irns pufinE and inhalinE while her
'eauty is being renovated.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
Tear Down the Victory Arch.

Suggestions that the Victory Fifteenth
street be retained parade
figure decidedly dsrespectful
be removed as quickly possible
The Prince of Wales is decent young but he is
representative of what America stands for He
and royalty stands for of auocracy
As gentleman the prince is entitled polite reception
Washington There will be booicke they
fewer than in
The scredness of the arch should by all be maintained
II should be permitted
Its hrst beauty the purpose which
dispatch from Berlin that money
being mailed While this
and relatives OF Germans America
with and the registered mail filled money
people in Germany Wouldn't it be
mails Germany is or her close
countries?
While continue plan iOr raising funds for Belgian
and Ench babies and long before forgotten
kmped feed Bclgian King Queen
Belgium which will include Washington
least $Ioooooo We mighty respect
the Belgian King and satisfied that he
grateful for what did for them, but needless expenditure
100000 OF place The mails
and the King and his
thinks they ought to be repeated
International etiquette return of the Presi
dents call until world conditions
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
JUST IN FUN.

History repeats itself" so they
say. But il never came to my
rescue when the teacher called on
me to recite. e.'-LouisviTl Courier
Journal
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

building in the downtown district
a nd fitting 1t for the purpose has
been taken Up by the Army snd
Navy Union. and orEa niZations ~
veterans OF the late war will be
asked TO cooperate.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
Round the Town F''2 EtAtfHHs EtEAtStEHs shEB

l live and toll in the busy marts
Ot the citys rushing ways
My heart still yearns for the piney woods
And the home of other days.
-MARGARET SCOTT HALL.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
Read.

touch only with his mmedic surroundings His
Thoughts exploring That's why he stays a savage
TIE white mans mind $ travels
The has only spoken language
The white his thoughts paper men to
You civilized the that your exploring
Don't let mind be penncd in a petty world OF
Study to keep in touch with big
fiction and learn TO
laugh and with fellow
Roam and dream, seek discover print
Give intellect and 3our imagination exercise
Read
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

Chairman pounding agains
wall The wall has sympathy
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

The Senatc attitude concerning Shanng
Iou if had declare support opinions
The Washington herald., 1919-09-20

Mexican have been ordered on American
aviato flying tho border This order greatly benefit the
health 0 Mexican soldiers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-23
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STOCK Is SHIPPED.

JACKSON. Tenn, Sept. %. (spLJ-
There has been q total Of 70 cars Of
live stock shipped from Jackson this
year to the st. Louis markets bringing
2S,bs4,2I in returns to the farmers OF
ports made to the office OF II, S. Mich
oils, district agent, These shipments
were made on the cooperative plan and
brought the shippers a net profit Of
81, 272.93 over the local prices. The ship
ments included 7S5 hogs, 3S4 sheep and
lambs and 1881 cattle, The car Of hogs
shipped Saturday Is not included In this
report. The nine-car consignment OF
cattle and hogs which was shipped
Sept. 20 brought $i6.662 In total returns.
This did not include the 20 steers
shipped by the calf club boys at the
same time. J., S, Matthews, president
OF the Madison County Marketing as
ISOLATION, states that the net returns
from the shipment of Sept. 20 have not
been received, but that the farmers
cleared at least $1,000 over the local
prices BY the shipment.
Each Of these shipments was planned
by County Agent Judd Brooks, who Is
making an effort to carry the co.onera-
tive form Of marketing into every line
OF farm production, District Agent
Nichols states that the success of the
shipments and the enormous saving
which the farmers have made this year
IL due to the efforts of County Agent
Brooks who has organized the assooia-
ton and advised the shipments. Mr..
Brooks Is Of the opinion that the most
profitable varieties Of agricultural prod
ucts as well as the most improved
breeds Of live stock win be grown In
this county when the best markets OF
the country are open to the producer.
and TO that end Is encouraging the
farmers and stock raisers TO center their
production around the most profitable
Varieties.