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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
cENSnS RETuRNS

Washington. Aug - enSuS returns
announced today:
Hot Springs. Ark. 1l.6l9. decrease
Corpus rhr!$,.. TEX. 1852, increase
$500 or IS percent
Green Bay. IVES. 3l.0l7. increase s.
ISL or 22.9 percent.
Red Wing. MINI. S,637. decrease Al
Huron. 5. D.. $500. increase c.5ll or
York. Heb,. 5.3Ss. decrease S'7 or l2.6
Prescott. Ariz.. 1850. decrease IL or
"A percent.
6S4 percent.
Wayne County. Mich. containing n"..
troit l.l7ITO6. increase 6t6,lI5 or l-l.1
percent
INK Los Angeles. JGG,t3S. lnrrcas" 49,
5O7 or SIS percent.
GlcnIalr. cast. 1885. increase TO-
79o or ESQ percent
Buffalo, \. y. revised 5o5.'775, pre-
viouSly announced. 50".Sr5.
Stat" OF Georgia trcN!Scd( @,N2".?"".
Increase @S4.$&4 or 100 percent.
Berkeley county W. Va. places.
Ncdg"yilI". 37y; MIrt!nsburg. l2,!'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Mrs. Savage Says Tanlac
Completely Restored Her
Health-Gains Is Pounds.
Declares She Never Expects
to Be Without Tanlac
Again.

"AN the money in the world couldn't
buy the good Tanlac has don" me was
tho emphatic statement of Mr.. Mary
Savage. uf Jl5 Second ST. Huntington,
W Va. the other day.
Since | began taking Tan!ac ] h1T"
Gained fifteen pounds IN weight and 70
look ut me- now no one would think that
JUS, a month ago | Wa IN bed without
much hope Of over beng well.
Il suffered for fly" years from ~"
worst form OF indigestion. Everything
ate disagreed with M. and after meals
! had such feelings uf NAUSEA ~ times
That couldn't retain = thing on my
stomach. Ind a burning sensation ii!
through my chest and was - affected
with gas couldn't walk u block without
being uut Of breath.
Il was badly ronst:ratcd and very bill
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money COULDN'T
BUY GOOD IT DID "

!rus and had spells "C dizziness when
everything whirl"d around me- ana irI
Ike | would flil over. My mead achrE
Tor three or four days AT time ana
some times felt IiE"'it would burst ana
never knew what it was 10 get Good
nights Sleep. ,
II spent money enough for medicines
and treatment TO max" a comfortable
bank account, hut with Il all kept Eet-
.,.rE worse until last september | had TO
TAX" 10 my bed. Il -,
But now feel as well as ever did
in my lfr, and | cannot describe IN"
happ!ness | feel over what Tanlac has
done for me.
Il am hungry all In" time ard can cat
anything and everything without reel
ing a touch Of Indigestion. | no longer
Suffcr from headaches and constipation
and am never bothered with nausea or
dizziness. | sleep Snundly every night,
meyer waking w once. and IN the morn
ing tcrl fresh and vigorous.
"Thcr" IS 4 hottie Of Tanl1c in my
house right now. ;hat l wouldn't take
Ianvihing for If | knew ! couldn't get
.anothcr never expect 10 De without
it,"
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling by the
HoSe Davis Drug Co. 4: lli1 Main
street l02t Main street. 18TH and Mar
k-t streets and 900 Chapline street.
also Z. *. HoSc q, Martins Ferry. Ohio
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Upham and Hays In
Denial Of Cox Charge

Chicago. Aug. 27.-"Gov"rnor James
NJ toXS Scnc'IUl" Of republican cam
paiSn fund quotas in ~ principal cities
Is "phuny" LIST which | never heard
of before" Fred ". l'rham. KcpuhlICan
national treasurer Declared today on his
rr,urr from New York Somebody
must have played 4 joke on the gov
cruvr. Mr.. lpham declared.
!'hr republican rational committee" has
never dppOrtl pnrd .ny quotas I" cities.
Mr.. Upham SAID. The only quotas AS
signed, hrSldt"d. Were gwen t. states
III" m"nry~to l'- used fer h"th >tat" and
national campaign purposes. Th" stat"
committee thrn appUruoncd its quota "s
II thought best
Denying charges that vas; amounts
had been collected or were h"lnS col
iCctcd tn" republican treasurer cNhlh-
tied a stHtem"n, showing c"ily"tiwns up
t. IhiE morning tOtHilnS l,nl r.@|I.S- OF
winch New York state. including the
city IF New York gave $2-i,292.i0, he
sad.
He reiterated tn" statement "f Chair
man Hays that tn" budget planned for
the national CamIuigu I"tal"d slightly
in excess Of $3.hun.nun, and denied Gov
rrnUr CoN'S charge that h" wa> planning
to raiSc IN excess al El1.UOV"po.
New York, Aus. e7.-Wrm II. Hays
chairman Of III" Republican nariunal
committee. replying 30 The sD""CN Of
Governor cox IN PITTSBURGH last might
nomInc" sought 10 prov" that ,lt"puhiI-
cans were cons pIr!nE - buy III" pr'Sl-
d. nCy. DECLARED that Mr.. cox had SuCh
",u,Irlatc knew ledge If n" wasting Of
millions in aircraft production during
~" war that "" dreamed IN millions
After studying Mr. COWS speech Mrt
Hays !SSu"d tn" following statement at
Republican headquarters:
OF course Candidate Gov fails g
prove. as he has fa!l"d |" provo and VAL
fan 20 prove his charges TINS - SIn-
ply because "a" CharE"S ar" false.
Made Up Millions.
"IIc says millions have r'cH put In
20 tn" Republican national committee
by sinister influences 20 corrupt IN"
electorate He first j. reported 10 hav"
SAID a hundred million. Then Scrrc-
tn-v Roosevelt :ard thirty million. Then
Candidate cox sud fiftc"n million.
Will" now CANDIDATE cox says eight
million.
He attempts 10 prove thls by quot
ing from tho Official bulletin ~ IN"
ways and means committee" Of IA" Re-
publican national committee. a pam.
pH,c. published every trw days and
sent broadcast over the country 10
party members and 10 newspapers. all
10 instill interest among IN" workers
and from an alleged quota shoot which
Ne claims indicates the amounts 10 b"
raised in certain cities. which he does
not even charC" was adopted or any
operation Rad hereunder.
Even Dreams IN Millions.
"Cand'dat" Cox. himself Il millionaire:
has had such intimate knowiNdEc OF
,hc wasting OF millions in aircraft pro-
duction in this stat" and Secretary
Roosevelt, has had such intimat" know!-
edge OF tho burning Of billions by N"
administrator Of which hc has been an
important part that these men dream in
millions
"Incid"ntally they will hav" chance
newt week 10 indicate the source OF their
80. ~ 81 ~
r,ii,ce and other agencies outside ~
their national committee raising money
to Try to ard in Candidate CoN's cleo
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
MUTINIES REPORTED
ON PERUVIAN BORDER

Lima. Peru. Mug. @7..-I;"uorts re-
C"IvcI through Official channels from
tn" I"rHN!nn frontier state that serious
Elut.r!rS resulting IA III" killing Of u
number at PARSONS. have cCturr"i with
III the -, few days among lI,n0V troops
r.i'"rurI % h., concentrated III Tacna
and Area.
rhr mobilization reported - alleged
) political. for tn" i'urpo>" Of removing
from Santiago .uI Valparaiso troops
which were t.Ilurt.r.. L. TN pres dental
cAnjliary of Nr!ur" Ai"--IrdrI. noml-
re- OF the l.!&,.-"l a!litEcc
Tho r"por'S states lhHt tn" troops ar"
rJtUUrlUS l., be returned % heir homes.
Machine guns wcr, used during III"
disturbances ana many were Killed and
wounded. the ;tdvlC"S stated.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
sHER1FFrS SALE


In tn" circuit court II ONO county
West Virginia.
Jchn II. Hrys'n
IS.
George ". Crow
Ell al.
In Chanccry. with attachment
BY virtue Of deer" mad" ana -
tered in Inc above entitled run." O" the
92.d day Of May. 1870, hy IN circuit
cour; Of ohio county. West Wig ma,
ard nov Of record IN ChHnrcTy order
hook 80. - pages Ia < lht. in H..
Office Of the clerk II AL '"ur', wt''
ON TUESDAY. August -lSi, 1920. COM
,nrnc,.c Al II u'cIu,k Il NJ 81! a; i.I-
lie auction. A. thu 'front.' 3oyr Of r.
rnur; house II said chr" county. - III"
hlghcS. and hss' 'sH1,r. ;'n ,l"' shares
II the capital - elk If Wh"".'A; ;
Crrir, coal 60. B. ,"rS!rS - ~ do
tcndant. GeorG" ". crow. Of tho par
value Of Slnnr' pr share.
II II HASTINGS.
Sheriff IF Ohio '"In'%, West Virginia
\ : 49, " JNMIsS T. MILLER.
arr-Nn Attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
PRICES DOOMED FOR
FURTHER DECLINES

WASHINGTON Aug. 27---Rctarl prices.i
In the opinion OF tho federal rCscrv"
board. will decline slightly during The
coming fall and winter months and Will
slump next spring to still lower levels.
Summarizing recent changes in prices
Of various commodities the board in n
report last night said that Saving al
forded by manufacturers through les
sencd cost ot materials and increased
efficiency Of labor must eventually be-
reflected in a downward movement or
retail PRICES"
Tho board stated that an imHort2nt
downward tendency" in prices OF al!
commodities except food has been crl-
dcncrd throughcu; the country the re-
durtion Of prices of raw products haH-
nj lowering Of the 1r!Cc Lowell Il was
believed ind,catcs a prohahr" drop in
food r-,ccs during the coming months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
-FOUR KILLED IN
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS

Paris. Ky. Aug c7.-Fou- persons
were Killed ard an equal number ser'-
ously injured in two railroad accidents
in This vicinity today. The engineer
and fireman of n Louisville and Nash
VILE freight train lost their lives when
the train was dcrailCd near Mullins sta
ton. \ little later two other persons
were killed when wreck train enroute
10 the scene bore down on bridge crew
at ElGin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
RED FUGITIVES IN
GERMANY INCREASE

Berlin. Aug. EFT is expected tn"
number ut fugitive Russian Soviet
troops. who are accompanied by many
women and children in their flight from
Poland 70 East Prussia. Will by tonight
reach 5000. The ministry Of defense
VIII be obliged - transport III" Russians
TO B!!lau. whcr" they VIII embark fer
some German Baltic port, en route To
camps N the interior.
Because Of her proclaimed neutrality.
Germany is obliged 10 conf!Dc the Rus
slams until the Russo Polish hnst!litl"S
are ended. There are STILL $50. 000 former
Russian war prisoners IN various Ger
man camps and the food and quarantine
questions present difficult problems.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-.h. salesman 20

wANTED--t. salesman 20 r"Ircs"n, n
large ard fast growing Whc"4r. con-
pauy In Wheeling .ni N;c;u:y. rims *
an ,N."rt.oril rppcrtun,'y wI'h r"mu-
rrrrrlun N,:y good L start ara M N.
rurc unlimited This VacInry vi! to
flied ~ rrr". Address H.o. B"x SO
WhccI.ng---EivIa telephone uuri'r- AMI
address aI-2i-l
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roRMosA TO GOVERN ITSELF.

Toxic. Saturday. Aug. cl-Formosa,
the Ja1aucSc island off tho southern
coast ri China. kuuwn also as Taiw1H.
will enter the hrst stag" nj Local GOV
orum,rt September !. II was officially
announced hero today.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FREE trial sutTSsr:p :.on-'Only paper
publishing .Ciual facts and news with
out color or boosting. You get 4 all
TcXa.. OIL Digest. Fort Worth. Tex.
au-nS-g
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wANTED-TO RENT

wANTED-To rent tour or nTe room
house in cast end OF city or Elm
Grove district. write giving location
and price 20 "Eouse," care Wheeling
IGteLlgGncer. auE2lm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-Tn h"ar C-uw par! who
can ,uN vest from s.. 600 - $40 N a
business proposition No Labor r".i"Ir"'i
Address "Hr"pusItlun. care t:.:'lit-
EcnCer AuGHlk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

WANTED--Woman TO take small wash
ing and ironing al home. must call for
and deliver. Call Woodsdale 72-R.
au-2S-i
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Mrs. John Ioeckler, ia Bow
St. Fulton, or call Woodsdale 477-J.
au-27-i
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wANTED-Lady cashier over 1s years
OF age. Apply at once. n. J. Mead
den Co., 1924 Market street, au-2S-g
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WATERFALLS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. office girl to
work on books. Must be good at fig
urcs. Edward Wagner, Main and 30th
SITS. Wheeling. W. Va. au-28-i
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WANTED-Competent cook with refer
ence. Mrs. y. q. Hearne, phone I
Woodsdalr. au-27-m
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work (no washing or ironing) in fam
lily of two in Howard Apartments. Call
WoodSdale ISL. au-24-l
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FOR SAIE-afvER CRAFT

Full cabin. 35 h. p. light draft
notorboat. Has an oak bottom,
good sized decks. IS #. hull
Henry Salade. l10S Water s.,
Wheeling. W. Va. augl0-l2t
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TOR RENT

FOR RENT-N:ccly furnished room,
IL Market street. Phone Wig. 2355-R
au-2i-tf
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CURTIS PUBLISHING co.

IIrrriShurr Aug. Eth" Curtis lUh.
fishing company. rh'nd"lIihia. has Nod
notice o. lrcr, ase Of stock from $780,
unn - S2T.T50.o0l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

FOE SALES week course Of stenogra-
ply and bookkeeping in Elliott Com-
mercial School. VIII sell at reduction.
Phone l3Il-R. au-27-h
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Men, We Teach 2arbcr!ng Quickly

Have Your own shop or work for b.c
wages Jobs furnished Write. Molrr.
al ". 9Th ST. Cincinnati. q. auE-l-S0t
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GREAT ARMY
(Continuod From Page oneI

chest Of tho Democratic party. This
y, stem - comparable 10 thu SCanda!HuS
cost plus sy>t'm-thr greater tn" cost
Tn gr,aLcr thN nrnilt."
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WANTED-Cierk familiar with compto-
meter operation and willing 10 assist
with other office routine work. Apply
in own handwriting TO Tree. care Intel
liGenCer. pu--i-k
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TOR HENT-Officc rooms. Four rooms.
18TH and Market ST., can be altered
to suit doctors. dentists or lawyers.
Ckll or SEQ s. \. Lenkhard. between !
and I. Trades Assembly hall Phone
C195 au-23-l
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POE 1ENT

FoR REET-F'our furnished rooms and
Uath, al Edgwood on pike. Posses
sion Sept. |. Call 23-J Woodsdale.
au-2S-h
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wAHTED-A clerk 10 assist in perpet-
ual inventory work. Accuracy in
and reliable. Apply in
person to Wheeling Traction Co. Store
Dept, Island Car Barn. au-24-k
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FOE SALE Ford truck for sale with
small body. just the thing for light
hauling, IL first class condition. Call
2S4l. au-2T-l
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FOE SALE

FOR SALE-t'hevrolet roadster In good
condition. I'LL First street. Mounds
VILE. au-27-i
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wanted-Boy over 16-years OF age to
learn printers trade Must have fair
education. Apply to forneman. Intel
lEsncer. 7th. floor, News building.
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MALE Or FEMALE HELP.

"ANTED-Man or woman, salary sac
full time. 1hc an hour spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. EY-
r"riGnCG unnecessary. international
Mills. NorriStown, Pa. au-aS-g
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WANTED-MAL1

men; $500 pants Of
fer: $50n suit offer: write free sam
pies and styles. Knickerbocker Tailor
ing Co. Dept. 935. Chicago au-3S-g
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wANTED-Blacksm good wages,
steady employment. Helmick Foundry
Machine Co. Fairmont. W. Va. au-25-l
Observation-Disclosures 4SHc per hour
and free car fare. Apply Wheeling
Traction Company, Track Foreman.
au-25-tf
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wANTED-Scll tire statesmen for low
priced mileage guaranteed tires: large
profits; selling price OF tires y any
other tire: exclusive territory open.
Write at once for proposition. Atlas
Tire Co.. I'LL Broadway. New York
City. au-2S-g
New Britain herald., 1920-11-30

were but 169 fatal accidents. The practice of having uniformed men na- trol the highways is producing desired results, the report says, and adds that their work is cooperative with lo- cal authorities, rather than individ- ual.
 one way to make the pedestrian more careful is to have legislation that will prevent him collecting dam ages for injuries received when he k in the wrong. MT. Stoeckel says. He advocates a law that will permit an auto driver to bring charges of recklessness against a pedestrian, as we'll as permitting the pedestrian to bring action against the motorist
 .Jitneys Show Decline.
 Another section of the report shows that the number of jitncys about the state is falling off. In 1919 there were 3.025 and now there are but CPS public service vehicles registered. The auto registrations. however, have fn- creased 20 per cent. On June 30 there were 131,775 registrations and 132,- 337 licensed operators. When the de- partment was organized in 1911 the receipts totaIled s230,120.ss and thus far in 1920 they have totaIled s1,- S16, 6,So9.9J.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-30
NOUS RACE IN MOVIES.
risllaar. Winner of 100 Mile Event. Here With Film.

Il motorcycle fans and raco en- |tA who were unable 10 actually ' tho @btg international zoo mile |tce held at Marion. Indiana, re- will not be robbed entirely of |riils of seeing this big motor
 laasie. An intensely interesting
 A picture Of the race wah ob- by tho Harley Davidson Motor 1 Milwaukee and will bc shown city by Mr. WeiNhaar himself. |ereAted in tho motorcycle sport loot at Monitors store or Jr. u. T. Hall. Hungorford Court. We'd \ evening. Dcc. ist.
 Wcishaar, winner or tha hir md now holder of tho intcrna- -
 road championship title. will rally he here with the showing or
 m and will give some interesting yhts on tho race and his exper- Addition 10 tho Marion film, pie
 of the 900 mile national cham Hp Coyote Classic" hold al
New Britain herald., 1920-11-30
,ITY ITEMS

Victroias. C. l.. Pierce 6 Co.
 sovallo has brought suit for
 nst Crank Conte. and prop
 nRinR to the defendant on Feet hns been attached. The
 turnnble to tho city court on
 Monday In January.
 hl sale at Besso-Leiand's.
 umernry officer Oliver H. has tendered his resignation blice department. tn enlist in i dry washing at cents n |xinning Dec. l3. Union Laun- )y Cleaning Co.--advt. that are different at Johnson brson Studio. Make m ap- At today. t25 Main St. Phone Edvt.
 bur lunch ut Dickinson's.- eRulnr monthly meeting of tain lodge. II. +. c. l.. will Thursday evening.
 ber Victor records on sale to- c. l.. Pierce & Co.--advt. Of CT Smith street. nt amputation of the second 1 the right hand yesterday at Britain General hospital. He ally injured the finger while al
 tho Corbin Screw corpora your Christmas framing done ltedt's Photo Shop.--advt. l Wuzoku. of this city. was n to 90 days In tuil and fined \ costs in tho United States
 New Haven yesterday after operating whiskey still. sr Your Nest. latest popular
 C. L.. Pierce. & Co.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-30

To Cure n Cold in One Day Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUINTSE tablets. The genuine bears the signature Of l.. w. Grove. COG.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-30
Other Regulations.
Many Fatal Accidents.

Touching upon tho number Of fatal accidents. tho report shows decrease Of Fl from January through Novem- ' srn u2a- -sQMpaIsd to the same period a
New Britain herald., 1920-11-30

VictroIas. C. l.. Pierce 6 Co.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-05-28
LOCAL ITEMS
AS taken from anothers lip.
And jotted down upon y slip;
And - someone has lied TO us.
Please shun this once when you Gus,

w. III. Backus OF Winner was here
Friday to represent Doc Estes in
justice court.
j. HI. Bundy returned home Satur
day evening from a weeks business
trip to Sioux City and other eastern
points.
r. F. Fowler Of the Witten Coop
erative store was in town Friday and
made this office a pleasant call while
in town.
United States Marshal Hickey was
here last Saturday and visited a short
time with his son, Boss Farmer Hickey
of this place.
Place hat order for a Fordson
Tractor with Anders at White River
Do it now and get it in time for
spring work. ltf
f. S. Richardson is this week build
ing all iron clad implement shed back
of his hardware store in which to store
his line of farm implements.
There will no church services at
Wood or Happy Hollow next Sunday,
May 70, but all are cordially invited
to go 10 White River to the Inter
church County Conference. Come.
Mrs. J.. l.. Orr left Saturday for
Gladwin, Iowa, where she expects to
visit with her mother for two or three
weeks. Her mother will probably
return to Mellette county with her to
spend the summer.
Justice of the Peace F. T Sinkler
held court last Friday afternoon and
the principal ease to come to trial was
that of Doc Estes. who was charged
with drawing a gun on w. G. Boucher
1t was a jury trial and the jury
returned a verdict OF not guilty.
There was a good attendance at the
Fair meeting held at the Pioneer
office last Monday night end progress
on this years fair is being made. We
look for a bigger and better fair than
ever this year and from present indi-
cations we should have one Of the
greatest agricultural shows ever this
year, Let everyone get behind this
proposition and push.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-05-28

Miss Jessie Sinkler who has been
teaching . term of school 10 the
Ridgeland neighborhood south of
town closed her school today.
Mrs. Ellen Kinnear of Ontario,
Wisconsin, arrived here last week and
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Agnes Kemp, and her granddaughter,
Miss Mildred Kemp. She expects to
spend the greater part Of the summer
here.
Coming again! LANCE, Well
Known Eye Man of Mitchell. Bring
the children; delays are dangerous;
wear good glasses; be examined.
Largest exclusive eye business in
South Dakota; there is a reason.
Don't have headaches, scowl or squirt,
and look old. At White River, June
Z; Wood, June 4, 9 to Ii a. m. II 2
j. A. Buntin, the new agent at the
Rosebud Indian Agency, was in town
Saturday. This was his first visit to
this section of the country and he was
very much impressed with our town
and the surrounding country, and he,
like many others agreed that there was
but one thing that was retarding our
growth, and that was the building of
a railroad. He seems to be a very
pleasant man to meet.
The Star Garage has been given q
coat of white paint and has been
nicely decorated with a neat sign on
both windows and across the entire
front of the building. The sign work
was done by Moses Stranger Horse
and he certainly did a mighty nice.
job. The Star Garage presents a
mighty good appearance now. and
when all the contemplated improve
nents and til, machinery is all
installed in the shop it will be one of
the handsomest and best equipped
garages in the county.