The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 6

The Lead Department AX THIRTY-SECOND YEAR LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS Hearst Mercantile Co. LEAD, South Dakota. OUR DRESS 600DS, SILKS TRIMMING ARE COMPLETE IN QUALITY, QUANTITY VARIETY AND ELEGANCE, WE HAVE SURPASSED ALL OUR PREVIOUS SHOWINGS. ALL THE NEW WEAVES AND COLORINGS, AND ALL PRICES.

OUR UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, BLANKET, FLANNEL AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS ARE FULL OF NEW, CHOICE THINGS, AND A MOST PLEASING FEATURE IS THE FACT, THAT THOUGH THERE HAS BEEN A MARKED ADVANCE IN ALL LINES, YET BY EARLY BUYING AND USING SPOT CASH FORCE WE CAN ASSURE YOU OF OLD PRICES ON ALMOST EVERYTHING. WE ASK THE PLEASURE OF Hearst Mercantile Co. Lead, South Dakota SLEIGHS present have a full CARLOAD of SLEIGHS, one, two and three seated SLEIGHS, which will be sold at a low price. S. R.

SMITH FURNITURE CO. LEAD, S. D. Burlington Ron Denver, Colorado ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, ACCOUNT WESTERN STOCK SHOW. TICKETS ON SALE JANUARY 18 TO 21ST, INCLUSIVE.

FINAL LIMIT JAN. UARY 27TH, 1908. WINTER TOURIST RATES DAILY, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 15TH, TO SOUTHERN, SOUTHWESTERN AND CUBAN RESORTS. W. T.

ROBERTSON, Ticket Agent. J. L. BENTLEY, Com'l. Agt.

Understood standard flavors in all the markets of this country. If the opinion of the best class of consumers is at all worthy of acceptance, they are the purest, strongest, and finest flavoring extracts in the world. It is well understood by reliable dealers that DE DELICIOUS 19 Flavoring Vanilla Lemon Extracts Rose, Orange ete' have constituted for years past the THE PIONEER- TIMES LEAD, D. Agents Jacobs' Bazaar. Blodgett's.

Stag Cigar Store. W. B. Perkins. Just Escaped a Licking The good wife of one of our most ardent baseball fans awoke suddenly early Sunday morning, to hear strange noises being made by the partner of her joys and sorrows.

Woman like, she immediately became curious and spoke rather sharply to him. She thought he was crying, but she was mistaken; he was laughing. By dint of questions she succeeded in getting the story. The baseball fan dreamed that he had attended a baseball game in an eastern city. He occupied a choice seat on the upper portion of the bleachers and had yelled himself hoarse, when he spied a peanut vender down below.

Now peanuts and circuses are decided weaknesses with this party and in a moment it became absolutely necessary to his peace of mind that he should have peanuts. He made his wish known and a sack was immediately tossed up to him. The Lead man, without thinking, yelled "Charge it," and went on eating peanuts. Of course the vender was hostile and demanded his coin. Reaching down in his pocket the gentleman pulled out the first coin with which his hand came in contact; but, horrors proved to be a nickel with a hole in it.

Just at this point the man's wife obligingly woke him up. He thanked her for keeping him from being licked, but it will always be a source of rethat he did not learn the final gret score of the ball game. Installation Ceremonies Saturday evening the Woodmen of the World and Woodman Circle had joint session in the Miners' Union a lodge rooms, at which time officers for the ensuing year were seated. John Davies acted as installing officer for the Woodmen and the following officers were seated: Consul Commander--John Davies. Adviser Lieutenant T.

E. Kelley. Banker- -Grant H. Tod. Clerk William L.

Nicholls. Escort -Emil Johnson. Watchman--C. Stonefelt. Sentry--L.

D. Lilyblade. Physician-Dr. L. D.

Bailor. Managers F. H. Vincent, three years; William Fairbrother, two years; Mike Halloran, one year. W.

L. Nicholls acted as installing officer for the Circle. The following were seated: Worthy Guardian--Cecelia Richards. Adviser- Reese. Banker -William L.

Nicholls. Clerk-I. B. Sweatman. Musician-S.

J. Trebilcock. Inside Sentinel-S. J. Nicholls.

Outside Sentinel M. J. Martin. Manager (3 years) -John Davies. Manager--Miss Anna Rux.

After the business of the evening had been disposed of, there was a social session and a fine spread. The Grand Tour The Lead High School Girls' Glee club and the orchestra will leave Lead about Wednesday morning for a tour of about two weeks, during which time they will give nine concerts. Superintendent Bigelow has been very busy arranging for dates, and this has been a most difficult task for the reason that so many towns on the east side wanted to pay the price, but time would not allow the musical organization to fill engagements everywhere they were wanted, hence it was necessary to pick the best of the towns and at the have an eye out for convenience as to location. The towns same time where the young people will give concerts, as the itinerary 1S pow arranged, are as follows: Mitchell, January 23. Yankton, January 24.

Vermillion, January 25 and 26. Brookings, January 27. Watertown, January 28. Aberdeen, January 29. Pierre, either January 22 or ruary 1, the date not having been settled up to a late hour yesterday afternoon.

Musical Director Myra K. Peters will be in charge of the concerts and Mrs. A. H. Bigelow will accompany the party.

Coming Basket Ball Games There will be considerable activity with the high school students in the line of basket ball for the next several weeks and Carl G. Campbell, the athletic instructor, has been busily en gaged in making up a schedule. As yet he has 3 several dates in prospect, but not far enough along to announce as a certainty. However, those with whom arrangements have been made are as follows: Rapid City Y. M.

C. at Lead, Friday evening, January 24. Lead junior boys and girls, at Spearfish, Friday evening, January 24. Spearfish normal, at Lead, Friday, January 31. Fort Meade, at Lead, Saturday, Feb ruary 1.

Spearfish normal girls at Lead, probably February 7. School of mines, Rapid City, at Lead, February 8. Chadron academy at Lead, February 14 and 15. Lead with Spearfish normal, February 21. Lead girls with Spearfish normal, February 28.

Just a glance at the above will show the lovers of basket ball in this city that there will be some real games during the remainder of this month and February. The game for this week with the Rapid City boys promises to be something extraordinarily good. The lineup for the home team will probably 1 be the same as used against the Indians with the exception that Charles Brooks will take the place of Ray Duncan at center. Robert Burns' Anniversary The 149th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns will be celebrated with a concert and ball at the opera house on January 28, 1908, by Clan Stewart No. 140, 0.

C. S. Following is the program: Overture ure-Scottish National Airs Schadel's Full Orchestra Bagpipes--Selections by Pipe Major Angus McLean Craig, late of Theatre Royal, Edin burg. Opening Remarks Chief Eugene McPhee "Robert Burns" Address. Rev.

Montgomery Song Mrs. Calking Song- O'Hara Recitation Mrs. Perkins Scotch Song. Mr. Nesbit Scotch McDonald, R.

Cruickshank, Master McDonald and E. Cruickshank. Song Mr. O'Hara Piano Mrs. T.

J. Grier Song. Mrs. Stapp Sword Master Edwin Cruikshank Cornet Prof. S.

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Ares the beat," as says. Funeral of Reuben Tyler The remains of Reuben Tyler reached this city Sunday evening on the Burlington, fully one day ahead of what had been expected, due to the fact that Mr. Bowker, who was in charge, was able to make good connections from the west at Denver. The funeral will therefore be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family home on Fairview avenue, Rev Ashley officiating. Interment will be made in the K.

of P. cemetery. LEAD BRIEFS. There was a special meeting of No. 1 Hose company last evening.

The Terry socialist local will give a dance at the opera house on Friday evening of this week. A Ring's Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal overcomes indigestion, dyspepsia and other stomach ills. Two days' trial free. Ask our dealer. Sold by John A.

Treber. Mrs. Richard Gliddon will give a ten-cent tea in the Alexander building at Terry on Wednesday afternoon, January 22. George Newton of Spearfish was a visitor in Lead yesterday. George may decide to return to this city' within the next two or three weeks.

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Treber. Wayne Pratt is busily engaged in packing his household goods atory to moving to Rapid City. Mr. Pratt will be engaged on a roofing contract at Rapid for the next six months. The funeral of the late Mrs.

M. Delaney occurred from the Catholic church at 10 o'clock yesteday morning, Father McCarthy officiating. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery. It will be unnecessary for you to go through a painful, expensive operation for Piles if you use ManZan. Put up in collapsibie tube with nozzle, ready to apply to the soreness and inflammation.

For any from of Piles, price 50c, guaranteed. Sold by John A. Treber. All members of the Lead fire partment are requested to meet at the Alert hose parlors today at o'clock to attend the funeral services of the late Reuben Tyler. By order of the chief.

There will be a reception to Rev. J. S. Surbeck and wife of the Presby. terian church this evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. James Wibray, No. 2 Baltimore street. All friends and members are cordially invited. No need to tear coughs and colds this year as you can obtain Bees Laxative Cough Syrup now from your dealer.

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Treber. The Servian Baikan society will give a play in the Lead opera house on the evening of January 26. All members of the cast are members of the local Servian colony and the rehearsal thus far have proven very satisfactory to all concerned. P. A.

Gushurst and J. W. Curran left yesterday morning over the Northwestern for Pierre, where they will represent the Lead Commercial club at the meeting of the State Federation of Commercial clubs, 'which will convene at the capital city today. Mark Knight purchased half of a cigar store Sunday in order that everybody who came along might smoke on the young man who appeared at the Knight home Sunday morning. Mark is the happiest man in town and the mother and son are doing nicely.

Several boys created a disturbance at Assembly hall Saturday evening during the concert and the school officers are making an effort to learn the names of the miscreants. If their identity is discovered the smar alecks will be given a chance to appear in court. The condition of Peter Ardinger, who is suffering from paralysis, remains about the same. Sunday he was able to move his right arm just a trifle. While the change for the better is not great up to the present time, it leads his relatives and friends to hope for the best.

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