The pioneer press., June 05, 1902, Image 4

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AT COLLINS’
Drug Store....
YOU WILL FINP
THE FRESHEST DRUGS,
- And the best Standard
PATENT MEDICINES,
Among them Collin's Blood Purifier, which
\yill cleanse jour blood thoroughly.
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we have
IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED FARMS
and stock ranches, both for sheep and cattle, also good
dairy farms, with prices to suit you all. Give U 3 a call.
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Ree Heights ----- South Dakota.
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We handle everything in the line of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
And can give you satisfactory prices.
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LANDS....
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to W. D. Craigo, Miller, So. Dak. Send him a i
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description of what you want to buy or sell. He $
will do the rest. Office three doors north of ;
Vanderbilt hotel. |
T | |r nnrpp And Inter Ocean one yr $1.50
IHr l HrW “ Sioux City Journal “ 1.50
111 at: 1 IlliVy “ Dakota Farmer “ 1.25
NO
Man
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Stronger
Than
ms
stomach
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The statement that no man is stronger than
his stomach will appeal to every man who
has ever suffered from stomach ’'trouble."
He will remember the growing feeling of
weakness until he was hardly able to crawl
around, and could work only occasionally,
and then with difficulty. The danger of
dyspepsia roots in the fact that when disease
attacks the stomach and other organs of di
gestion and nutrition the whole body must
be the sufferer, for when the stomach is dis
eased and the digestive processes are imper
fectly performed, there is a sure loss of nutri
tion which is felt by every organ of the body.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other or
gans of digestion and nutrition. It makes
strong men because it makes " strong ” stom
achs, and enables the proper digestion of
food and the perfect assimilation of the nutri
tion contained in the food.
” I have taken aix bottles of ‘ Golden Medical Dis
covery ’ and four or five viala of the little ‘ Pellets. ’"
writes Mr. A. J. Vanderwater, of 873 West Division
Street, Chicago, 111. "I am happy to say they have
done me worlds of good. These medicines have
made a great change in me ; from a slow mope of a
man that could hardly crawl, tired and sick all the
time, could do no work, to a man who can work,
sleep, eat and feel fine, and that tired feeling all
gone away. * Golden Medical Discovery ’ and little
* Pellets ’ have almost made a new man of me. I
feel young as I did at thirty years.”
Accept no substitute for Dr. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery. There is nothing else
"just as good ” for disease of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Ad
viser, the best of modern medical works, is
sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense
of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps
for the cloth-bound volume, or only 21 stamps
for the book in paper covers. Address Dr.
R V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
(innn valley Chief President
Carling of the Milwaukee road
passed through Kimball again
last Thursday. There is a re
port that Milwaukee officials 1
have bought a sight for a town
about 10 miles south of Kimball!
and that preparations are be-
coming active for the Platte ex
tension to Orient.
IMunt Advocate: —Com'r of In
surance, 11. C. Shober who is al
so brother Shober of the High
more bulletin, and Pro. Healey
of the Miller Gazette, dropped off
the afternoon train Monday,
gave us n hand-shake and made
a brief tour of the town to look
at improvements, both are from
spruce towns and could npc that
blunt is on the top grade.
With a splendid corps of in
struetors to assist him, Prof.
Snoddv ojiened the teachers'
cortntv institute Monday fora
four weeks course. Prof. Geo.
Grace, principal of the Miller
schools, is conductor and Profes
sors Pruce MeVey, Harry Cross
and L. N. Smith are instructors.
Supt. Snoddv will also assist in
the work. The institute opens
this week pith about eighty
five enrolled and the prospects
are very bright for a most .suc
cessful term.
The democrats of Hand coun
ty met en masse at the court
house Saturday to the number
of about twenty five or thirty.
They selected John Pusey as
chairman of the convention, and
permitted him to select the dele
gates to the state convention.
The convention was held in the
court room, and refreshments
served in a vacant room down
stairs. Charles Miller was nomi
nated for liegister of Deeds, J. P.
Morrill for County treasurer and
J. H. Clodlelter constable. After
selecting these two l**st places
on the ticket, John and his party
kindly left the other places for
the populists to till out.
A petition for relocating the
new artesian well was quite ex
tensively circulated the first part
of the week. It is to be hoped
that some such tnovewill actual
ly materialize. Every year the
drainage question becomes more
important and as long as a well
is maintained in town it will re
main unremedied. Tolocatethe
well on the outskirts of the town
will undoubtedly cost something,
but when the fact that it is al
most impossible for residents
near the well to maintain caves
or cellars and also that their
health may in time become en
dangered, is considered, the in
creased cost will bethought verv
light.
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Mr. Floyd Swart out and wife,
of Gann valley s|ient Thursday
night at Mr. Camp’s. They were
returning from a visit to Rev. R
I*. Swat-tout at Lebanon. S. 1).
Mr. G. C. Willett has been
quite sick the last two weeks,
having had a surgical operation
performed bv Drs. Lane and
Tavlor.
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“Children's Day” will be ob
served with appropriate exer
cises next Sunday.
Mr. Suhn has had an addition
built to his house.
Several young ladies took the
train Tuesday to attend the
Hand Co. institute.
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Miss Clara Morford closed her
school here with a picnic on the
school grounds.
Mr. Swanson of Highmore is
working on the section.
There are rumors of several
new houses to be built in town
this summer.
1 have on hand and for sale a
large stock of Draft and general
purpose horses and brood mares,
which will be sold singly or in
matched teams or by the dozen,
to suit the purchaser. Good
chance for the right man who
warts to start a ranch, to whom
good terms will be given. Ranch
7 miles north of Ree Heights, S.
D. Address R. L. Smith,
15tf Ree Heights, 8.1)
Institute Opens.
Ree Heights.
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BEST GRANULATED
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Palace Drug
Is the Pioneer.
J A careful, steady busi-
ness conducted for 20
5 years is a guarantee to
J all who need Drugsand J
« Medicines, toilet arti- g
5 cles paints, oils, etc. 5
rf WALL TAPER a*d ALABASTINE. •
5 J. l>. Fitgekald, Proprietor, ?
Miller, S.
Never before at this season of
the year have the prospects of a
bumper crop been so bl ight as
they are at present. The whole
country is covered with a mag
nificent mantle of green. There
is already a plentiful supply of
moisture in the soil uipi the fre
quent rains nre constantly add
ing to it. All kinds of grains
are in fine condition and the
grass crop was never ]>etter.
The rains this week have de
stroyed all prosjiects of the usu
al June dry s]»ell and if we es
cape the occasional hot winds !
of early July; Hand county will I
have the greatest crop in her j
historv.
Shall We Celebrate ?
With the fourth of July only j
four weeks away it is time some j
action should be taken in regard
to a celebration. We have cele-j
brated every year for several
rears and each year the celebra-1
tion has been g success. From ;
the present outlook the pros
pects of a splendid crop ore
brighter than ever before. The j
people are ready for it and if
work is begun now Miller can
have the best celebration in her
history. Whether a field day bo
the program of the day, or a
good old celebration with a par-1
ade, orator and fireworks be the
choice, may be decided lntef, but
definite steps towards one or tlje
other should be taken immedi
ately.
Circus Day.
Tomorrow in circiw dnv and
nil kinds of work should be hub- \
pended. .Miller linn not been
visited by n Qireus for three or I
four yeai'H and the people are
feeling just right for one. With !
splendid prospects for u croo in
«ight, the heaviest part of the
spring work finished and every
body feeling good, tlie whole
county should put on their “glad
rags/’ lay aside their work, and
come to town with the expect a
tions of a good tune. Even if j
the old folks are not interested. I
they ought to remember how the!
children are excited by the flam
ing banners, courtly horsemen
and horsewomen in glittering
uniforms, gaudy wagons' and
chariots, beautiful women facing
wild*beasts, noisy bunds and the
huge, awkward, but interesting
elephants. Then too. they
should remember how the chil
dren love to watch the crowds,
buy circus candy and rod lemon
ade, and see the great circus it
self afterwards. By all means
come and be young again.
For Sale or Rent.
List of lands for sale or rent
by Briggs & Miller.
Lots 1-2 and .‘l in 18-111 -06,
S E 28-109-07.
X 13 14-114-70.
N E 5-115-09.
Lot 2 J 4 of X E 2-112-08.
X '4 of S E 22-109-09.
S E 7-114-07.
S W 35-115.07
N K 23-110-08.
S E 20 & X E 35-110-08.
X W 30*110-68.
E \ 31-110-60.
X W 32-115-07.
X % of N % 31-109-09.
NE 7-110-08. 23t4
(Jirl Wanted.
I want an experienced girl to
do house work. Call on me at
Coquillette’s store, or write to
ine ut Miller, S. D.
Al. Sebhixg.
SUGAR
The only stock of real
GLQTrime
New Goods.
3 cakes fine
TOILET SO/IP
-A.3STID ■
of spoons for only
25c.
Set
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W. W. WAITE,
President.
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E. F. WAITE, [J
Cashier. [u
Mmß Co w tiff B tote 3> an fe g
y Takes pleasure in stating that it has commenced business ni
m in temporary quarters in the Stover building, next to the rfl
Cj Redmond hardware store in M il!cr. We arc organized un- nj
K der tlic state banking laws and the management has had §
[}j over 18 years experience in the banking business in Central [J{
gj South Dakota. With excellent financial relations and bv }{]
w orompt and courteous attention to all matters entrusted to K
m us, we hope to merit a share of your patronage. In
rd Interest paid on time deposits. Special attention given 3
p] to loans on live stock. J|
ees<9e*o««t»
! HARDWARE
• I have them at modern prices. If you want to •
2 build or furnish a house with iron or tin goods *
• I can give you a good selection and save you |
• mone y- * handle the best farm implements, £
• buggies and wagons to be found on the market. 2
l Miller, S. D. PORTER CREE. £
A- F.
MVERTY,
Successor to
T.
N. Wade,
Full stock of
Harness,
Saddles,
Whips, harness Hard
ware, etc. and everything
found in a first class har
ness store.
Expert harness and sad
dle work promptly attend
ed to on short notice. Give
us a call. Miller, S. D.
Bearath*
Slgaatuo
tf
Boight
In Hand County,
And All
Yours Very Truly,
W. COQUIELETTE.
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IMPLEMERTS.
SI.OO.
EHS2SHSE
Thompson Corn Planter
CORN PLOWS,
Monitor Wind Mill and Pumps
and Pump repairs, Tanks of all
sizes, Minnesota Linseed Oil
Paints, by the quart or barrel,
Turpentines and Machine oils.
One door south of Citizens
Dank.
GEO. JEFFERY.
JUST OF LETTERS.
Remaining uncalled for in the
Postoffice at Miller 8.1)., for four
weeks ending May 1 If, 1902.
Chas. Donahue.
When calling for the above
please sa.v “Advertised Letters.
J. A. Rush held, P. M*