Queen City Mail from Spearfish, South Dakota • Page 5

Fa and Wnfer rs. Gotten' lineri Display on id tl il 1UI The ladies have flocked here to inspect the newest creations and artistic designs, modeled after Paris and New York fashions. Were they pleased? Ask any one of the hundreds who have been at this Millinery Emporium during the past few days. DRY GOODS AT COST Wc are closing everything in the Dry Goods Department at or below first cost. If you want some real bargains, now is the time to invest.

American national Bank Come and See Our Stock IrowMl Amendment to Oonntl- A PIONEER'S PASSING Cole's Hot Blast lotion or the Kil ofHouth falcota. To Ihe itrofde nf the Stutr of Houth In h'ltn: ptshtng Tackle Th rirvrntli I-mMntir Aniilv "1 John G. Ejan, a Spearfish Pioneer, Passes Away at His Home in Denver. WILL $25.00 IN FUEL THIS WINTER i 1 W. S.

Elder. Attorney HherlfTn Notice ol Mle on Kxecutlon. State of South Dakota. County of Iaw rm e. mm.

H. I. Anderon, I'luintitf, vn. hrin NinkovK h. iH-fendant.

Notice i hereby glvrn. tlmt fv virtue of execution to me direttrd and delivered, and now in my hand, l-wurd out of the h-rk'n flier of the I in uit Court of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of thr ounty ol Law rencr and State of South Dakota. m-on a judgment rendered in Ihe Juntice court, before Kred Ac kerman. in favor of If. D.

Aridenton and agamtt Chri Ninko-vi ori tiir Mih day of April. 1110. tram rript of whuh iiidgmriit wuh filed arid do krtrd in the Circuit Court in and for I'lrrrr. the ittiil. nti thr Itfth dtiy of iiiiimrv I'iH.

ait'i mi tiir nt'h i mm Arnrmlnirfit to the Ltifi-tltutimt of the tutr. via: I At the Fair Store voie no i oiasc is a great vaiue. we sen it timler a pfjsitive guarantee. It burns soft coal, iijnite coal, coke, hard coal, wood or any fuel without any change in the stove. Vou only need one stove for the entire year, Spring, Fall or of Winter.

Strikes or coal combines cease to be a terror if you have a Cole's tlot Blast Tlint hrttUm tnt Artie 13 "I thr conM. tutlott of the StHtr of mjth ItnkoXu Ijr aiiirrnlrd to rt'M'l urn foitom Prominent in the Pioneer History of Montana, Colorado; and the Black Hills. AVI I It Xlll. rrtion 1 Ttir fl-tt of mi rount v. rit Lmw rencr ounty.

S. on thr 11th day of April. hd'J. I hair levied upon the town bnl li-trtrt, civil n-hip or oth- following drncriti'cl perfuttial property (titwlivtPlotl. ahitll nrvrf rt ml nvt? jJ Fire Never Out It is the only stove that keeps the house tue al ilrtrnuarit.

to wit: all iH-r rntiini iiian thi vuhiutioci of of ho right, title anil interest in A fine line of Garden and Floiver Seeds just received. Also a new and modem warm all ni'ht and gives the family a warm th tMBfiMf prn-ri thrmn for the vr irrtrliii thut in ))Uh jmhI tiuh-htc'lutnit i lm tirrl. imd to one prtng agon, one mower, one rake, one drill, lone Mtk of hay. one har breakfast roomin the morning without kmdliiig row. one rauur Move, one Mitchell In (-tirimtlttir thr mount of thi iimrM- a fire.

Guaranteed to hold hrc trom rltir hti munii litul.tv or mitv Hit or. thr iiiil'iuiit of line of dishes and ch in aware. Saturday night to Monday morning. tilfm 1rt itrtor to thr H'lotit i of thr toli- Saves the Dollars agon all of Maid tentorial ropert buig Hituated on the farm of the "aid hrtn Nin kovuh. de riled urn the wet half of the northrjtHt (tiarti-r, ami the north half of Ihe northwrwt iiiar1i'r.

Set. T. 1. K. 1' E.

H. II. in Lawrence County. S. and that I uliall mi Saturday, thr duv tiiutiori nlwill lir lulrl.

H8l BtWtK-Wr wmnintiBlwiil rovulrtl, tlmi unv county. rmmW ijwtl you feel poor it saves half youl hu. i i il tow nMhin. tlot or oth-rr millt ihi'mi iiutv iiidir un hi it ion til in h'hlrnnrto iiol retting trn ft irtiltiill to Iter. A.

T'l'i. at thr hour oi mr Iim il of Ha id da nt thr farm if thr mud drfrndaiit above dt-Kc riled. to well ail thr riwht. title and mtere-t if thr -aid defendant. Clin Nmkovith.

in Ull thr ir4-l VHhnitioti of thr tiiXiihlr protvrtv thrrnn for thr rur rt-irlnitf thut in hnh ill imlrl-trdin li In pi ii rrnl lor I hr pti ol firo til in titer jtml M-trrnur for irrttfutioti doiiimtic umI, and to tiie uUe de- rilrd jK-rwotial proji-ertv to Matiffy -aid Midgment and coM aruouiitirig to 12. together with all ac-i ruing coti fif Irvy and -ale. and interest wrmkr inl ollirr iili'I Pro ttlcl Itirihrr. inht-n'lrrit hoi'l i oriNrHlitrni rtinv for thr mirixwM of iuei Dill, winle giving the aoovj beautiful results. It will even make a ton ci cheap slack soft coal, do more work and hold fire better than )ojr neighbor gets out of a ton of bard coal iQ bis jO-00 stove.

Scientific and Air-tiht construction throughout. A patent" ed steel collar connects the elbow draft to the stove body and cannot open by action of the fiercest heat. The patented compound hinge on the lower draft cannot and mud iiidgment from the llth day ot Ap rir iiic hol ImiiI'Iidh. int ur mi ulll- ril. 1 .00.

at the rate of wven per cent, per tlonul milri(fr'liiiil tivrfai m-r irmum niffi thr ii-rw-t'l vuliiHtMin of thr tuxtihlr annum at public auction to the highest tiKMrr tor cawh lr'HM'rt itn-rrm lor tin- nir i-nitiu Dated ut Dvuclwood, S. Augimt 3nh. thut In hi(i mud innrhtrliH-t In in- The Corner Market Sealshipt Oysters Xoii' int season re have them Boland Brothers I'dij. CUf fr'l Hii'l l'ro ilrl urlhrr thut tn a fit wlirrr tiir att kktt, ShrriiT. Hy (w.

I MAgl'Kg Ileputy. Milntiofi fi or niorr. tn it nun Iim ur nri nulr Irtrtlnrpa not rx rr-linif riht lr i rn'tini uip.n thr vnliution of the draft door closes air-tifnt bv ri iroi-rtv lor tnr vrr tint irrtrlini thut In hn miil imirht own weight. he guarantee! News comes from Peuver announcing tbe death of John C. Iiyan, one of the pioneers of Speartinh valley and for seventeen years a prominent merchant and business man in this city.

For ten years past Mr. Kyan has made Ienvcr his home. John C. Ryan was born in Amherst county, Nov. 4, His early life was spent mostly in the south.

He was a blacksmith by trade, and followed that occupation several years at St. Joseph, Mo. In while en route to Kates-ville, where he had purchased a farm, he was conscripted into the confederate army, but protested bo strongly that he was finally released and returned to Kentucky. About 1M he started overland for Montana, locating at Virginia City, where he opened a blacksmith shop. In the fall of that year be returned to Missouri and bought a stock of goods and shipped them by boat to Montana.

The tmat was unk en route and the entire cargo li st. but Mr. Kyan had taken the precaution to have his goods insured, therefore lost nothing. Another stock was purchased and taken to Diamond City, where he established a general store. In 177 he came to the IJIack Hills, locating in Speartlsh, where his tirst business establishment was a freight wagon, situated in the old stockade near where the Spearlish hotel now stands.

Later he built a business hou.se on the corner now occupied by the Matthews block, and was there for about seven rlnrii im mi wfrr'l for thr ur' of nm UH. D.AShEHSOS Erjrrt Optician KYKH KKKK Wiilzmutli HlfH if Spearfish tructiritf ntfi-rt riulwa) n. i-lntrtc or thr hkhtutit pl.iNlA. rrovi.ini lurthrr. that no roiinty ninni iixil iivii h.iihhii ui-irui MUlMll Viffloll HIHt II lT ll 1IKHMI M1TIIIII mn (I i -t ru or milxltx ii.n ithotit mi 0.

X. AISSWOHVU. M. V. Physician (nul Suryefm.

6moke-proof teed door prevents smoke, dust or g.is escaping when fuel is put la the stove. Perfect results, from any fuel. The heavy fire box protects the points where stoves burn out aud insures durability. Ask to see the patented ah cover for removing ashes. Our method ril- votr in fnvir thrrcof ol thr rlrrtorn I thr on nt in iinn i.il i or ttilion.

ct il 'wnwhiii. Mi-irnt or nul-li t-ion in thr omcc iu Matthews blork. TrlepUooe at offlce KZ2STTJST JA.1T uir unit lw in iro(n'MM to lr in and residence. hiilril thrrrm. utxl no iu It cv rr mrurrrd for unv ft the in thin irctiofi utiU-Hi iiuihorixrd t-v vote in l.ior thrrrof l.

niii)ont ol SH'AX TIIOMPSOS, lirvlc ami Ctvtctd Tile Manufticturer. (Suircsfcomlo J. I). Kinsley) fttoue and trl-k Katimatrs furnliihed the rlr torn ol mii immty. tmiiiit ijml rrir (rntiin.

civt) township. tirtrict or milxli' imioII incurring the muiim. and ail work duu pruinplly. is the on Iv clean way. Cole's Hot Blast makes $5.00 worth of fu.d give ifr Mvf Thr nrorwHMl nnirnflment will I votril tjiwiti hy the iwoi.lr nl the urnrral elrt (ion more heat than $10.00 jj.

AMiKitsoy, u.t ru. Physician and Suryeon. Stierialtv: Surgery and hrotilc dineae). to le held in thi-Mute on fnt -lnv thr Mil Iwv nf lwla 1 prti-iHrl Beer Tn Coll worth in any other stove. Sold on a positive guarantee.

Investigate today. anirndniriit ill l-r ui-m thr Uillot Ottuein Wolrniulh blot k. At prenent can followed hv the ort: lutll tiir Hlove uinrmlnifnt to thr onntitumn in rt-lntton le (oiind uioiliie at night. thr iillioiint of drl.t ot lotmtir tltir. IB.

O. W. HANSOX itfirovrd Mii-1 ftititicl r' Inimrdi- CAUTION S' the words, "Cole's Hot Blast from Chicago" on the feed door of ich sjve. enjinu without it. JJ I atrlv to Die left ol wliu Ii lmll ir riniri the wordft Ye" nnd No." rm prrt eded hy iwiiiiirr in hu li thr rlit tor run ilie 0jji' ovir Atncricun XttiiiHul Bank At All Times roi to indie Mir ln vote, r.in lorn nr.

fairing to vote "Yr" will (iltue i T'm fore the word "Yen." jind thore drniririK to teen years. tS'rxartdi, SrnUh Dakota. Phone tf Nu" dImcb criwi Udore the wuru A recent issue of a Denver paper "No," has the following concerning Mr. H. r.

CK A WFOHD, Attorney at Law. Sptarfch, South Dak. liyan's early life in that part of the west: Mr. Uyan lived an eventful For Sale at Wolzmuth's Ihitr.l ut Tierrr the Cntitiil. thi itli iiuy jf July.

A. AM I'K (. PnM.KY. ecrl'tlly ol Stiite. Notice to i'retliiorn.

Kmate of Ih-tiMimin F. dr. -t-tim-d. -Notice ih hrrehy uivrii hy the l.irkf:in-tt K. W.iltrm i life.

He freighted across the plains from St. Joseph to Denver in W2 at a U0 li I1. TE WA Attorney and Can naclUtr at Law. FinSiWines, Liquors and Cigars. Give Us a Call Offices: Martiu ti Ma tun block, Dradwood.

time when there was nothing but a few tents scattered along Cherry tnx ol the will of ilt-rnunnn K. titter-, dr creek. On his arrival he pitched his cenrl. to the ireoitiirH aim mi iroii hav ing Ininot agiiiiiMt the iiiid dircuwil, to exhibit them, with the tierrmiry vouch, er within mix months ufter the firnt pul- BRANDS AM) MARKS CnU-Hs otlierwisrinillcah theaddrens of the fol'uwiiiK brand aUvniiscrtt Is Spcai liMi, I. 1.

tent on the site now occupied by the Iti of thin notice, to the itni executrix 5. 5 us. 5 state capitol. Two years ago in this city Mr. and Mrs.

Ryan celebrated nt Siearri-h. South Dakota, in the county ol Uwrern c. Brands T7 C7 their golden wedding anniversary, at Jated ut Siteiirn-n. eit. a i'-hp.

a if rr A K. ai i kks. Kxertitrix of the will of llenjaiuiti I 8 which four generations were repre Lxpensive Iet'eiiiHMl. sented. Golden Link Whiskey I H.

anil T. W. U.tthtwt Brteder of CA TTLC AND HOSSCS Spemrfiih, S. Dak. Mr.

Ryan is surived by his widow, three sons J. C. Rvan San i ran- In the Circuit Court. Kiuhth Judicial lr cult. State ot South Dakota, within and for 1he County of Uwrcnrt.

L. Smith I'hitntifT. vs. Chrin Voi h. Irfendant.

Sumuioiiri. The Mate cd South Uakntu eiidH reeting T'i Chri Vow h. Defendant: Y'ou are hereby munitioned and reuuired to niiHwer ii. i.ii.itit nf r. Smith.

I'luintirT. cisco; J. V. Ryan of Denver, and W. II.

Ryan of lioston; and three daughtersMrs. Fred Willard and Mrs. G. John Plerct it ft on cattl F33 F. Slather, both of Denver; and Mrs.

copy of whic in herewith nerved Uwm Lxperience Dairymen are sometimes tempted to buy the so-called "cheap" separators. The mail onlcr and catalogue house reap a harvest every year from that temptation. Does it pay to buy anything simply because it's cheap? Lxperienee teaches that IT DOES NOT. The 1910 Interlocking Style UNITED STATES J. L.

Baird of Newcastle, Wyo. All Amid Vk'ntmr on. ami wrve a copy or vmiriiiihn the HubcrtU at hi? orllce in the rifvnf Iendwood. Lawrence Couutv. Suth lliirtv flnH iifterthe WfV ICC MJI-TTtl Not a headache in a barrel, or remorse in a carload.

L(ft shonldrr on horses. Ift side od were at the bedside when Mr. Ryan passed away. of thi KtiiiiuioiiN. exclusive of the day of fervice.

or the plaintiff will take mdginrnt againnt vou for and interest thereon from day of AuyiiHt. Ifld. Ht wv-en per ent ier annum, dden contn. V. S.

Kl.hKW, I'laitititf'H Attorney. Dated Dendw-wnl. S. Aug. Mh.

Hdti. To rhri Votrh: IMentte take notice. J. Stannm fft liip (in rHttlc. Left shouldtir on liorsi'H.

I)i1n Wanted. Sealed bids will be received hy the Sold by Henry Heinler, Spearfish uudcrsigned up to Oct. 1, lSHO, for the construction of a bulkhead to to 80 DAD ATilP feet long at the Reed schoolhouse. John Titrnty Ift hip on cattle. Left sliouliler on horses.

That the HiintmoiiH and complaint in thiB tictioii were filed in the otVice of the Clerk ol the Circuit Court in and for Lawrence County. South Dakotu on the l-th day of Said bulkhead to be of a sullicunt Plaintiff 8 Attorney JEtl YOU GAMBLER but it does the Andy Campb.ll Side on rattle Costs a little more than the ''cheap" separators. Hip A little cash buys a big bill of goods height to protect the school lot. tor further information apply to any member of the school board. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.

I). R. Thompson, I'ktkii Ckago, Johv MlKKAY, School Board. at the reople Cash Grocery. work better.

And it does it easier. And it does it longer. Ami it does it more thoroughly. I 1 1 I 0. Huff KJ Le't on cattle.

When you don't insure your property with me, you are aambllnif with Providence that it won burn. Don gamble. It never pays. Come to-day and have me insure your property in town or in the country. ID IST'T Or IMI IB 33 Notice ol Application for Letters of Administration.

In the County Court of the County of Mti. to of South Dakota In the t. H. Owens Left pide on cattle Isn't such a separator worth a little more than one that cannot be 6 mutter of the Entate of Harrison M. Bit iisun tin Chas.

R. Cooper, the Land Man must have a separator that pets A I.I. the cream regardless of cost. Mai Notice ih hendiy uiven that Doru E. l.r.a with the clerk of the S.

Separators HOLD WORLD'S RECORD for clean- fgi Lo.it Peterson Left Hitle on cuttle Ix'tt ehouMer on horses court a ietitioii pniyinjr for let tern of ad-initiiMtratinn of the estate nf lliirriwii M. est skimming and won L.KANU rKl. at Seattle, itr. Isn't that the kind of separator to own mid that the Zi lv of Kntiiiler. A.

D. lUlii. at moVliK'k a. m. of Haid day.

IicIiik day of a resular term of this court, to-wit: nf the September A Cash Moat Market. Having purchased the meat market heretofore conducted by Stabler Sunderland, I wish to notify the public that after Oct. 1 It will lie conducted as a strictly cash market. Hy so doing 1 will be able to give all cus-Umiers the advantage of lowest prices with the best of service. I respectfully solicit the patronage of the people of Spearfish aud vicinity.

All old patrons of the market will be pleased to leain that John Sunderland will remain with the new management. C. 1. Dodoe. term.

tit the court noiii tnereoi. ai mc court house in Drndvoml, Sooth Dakota, in the BHid County of Lawrence, has lKen ot (nr henritiir MHid tH'titiotl. wlietl lincl For Sale Tbis snap. The only pood bargain in tbe II Ills. Ten room rooming house.

Buikling new, decorations new. Hot and cold water. All rooms rented to best of people attfood prices. Central location. A moneymaker and a good home for anyone.

Long time louo fVim artrt see. Let US show Tom Pryor's Livery Your Business Is Solicited where any ieron intereHted may oniK'ar TUOMEY Fir Sale ii D. J. ml Hliow cniine ny me eui vou what we have. Address Drawer should not Ir grunted.

Dated Sept. 2, A. Mil John K. KrssKi.r.. Jttdcre of the County Court (Martin Musou, Attorneya; nntnmnth Barn.

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