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

Hie epartmemt eaoi HIETY-BBVENTH TEAR LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA, Friday. October 2, 1914. CKM'K TTVE CEUT and his appointment as assistant to Manager Novaria will be welcomed THE PIONEER-TIMES near the station in that town and where she will keep them and manufacture cheese and sell their milk tc those for whom a diet of goat's milk has been prescribed. II 1 I Bakino IT Results are efl I invariant untamed whenYouUse CALUMET ilia AGENTS: Bazaar, Brown's Drug Store, Blodgett Bros. Any complaints to be made retarding the distribution or failure receire the Pioneer-Times at a reasonable hour, should phone the lad representatives, calling the -sore cumber.

Anyone having an Intern of inter-jet will center a favor if the above dumber is called and given to the 'yad correspondent. si RsrniREHsi The subscription price of the Plo- ieer-Tlmee. is 76 cents per monta. LOCAL NEWS NOTES, a flBKaSN.8iai8itlNKK Among the passengers who left the city on the outgoing Northwest era was Miss Anderson, who Is on her way to Fort Pierre, near which place she has a homestead. Miss A.

McDermott was one of the passengers on the Northwestern train that left the city. She is on her way to Sioux City. William It. Young left on the Burlington. He is going to Detroit Mich.

John Brownlee who now resides In Belle Fourche Is in Lead for a few days making repairs on his residence property on south Main street Jack says he and his family like Belle Fourche and that he Is doing well. A. Kellar yesterday afternoon took charge of the Smead hotel, and it will be conducted under his man agement hereafter. It Is said that Mr. Keelar is experienced in the business.

Yesterday morning a gang of Burlington men began picking up the low points on the trolley line through the city, and when the work shall have been completed there will not be a bump or a jolt on the entire system. William Nelk has returned from a trip to Chicago, where he went some time ago on a purchasing trip for his department In the brick store. Mrs. Nelk, who accompanied him, did not return as It is her intention to visit friends In the east for a time. Mrs.

George Hubbard of Engle-wood received from the eastern part of the state two fine nannle goats, which she has taken out to her place (look PLEASANT 3 PLEASE BAKING POWDER Calumet is always the same. Bakings always come from the oven just right. Light, fluffy, tender, evenly raised, deliciously good, wholesome and pure. Used by tho best cooks. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS -World's Pure Food Exposition, Chicago, Df Pari Exposition, France, March, 1912 DIZZY? BILIOUS? CONSTIPATED 1 Dr.

King's New Life Pills will cure you, cause a healthly flow ol bile and rids your stomach and bowels of waste and fermenting body poisons. They -are a tonic to your stomach and liver and tone the general system. First dose will cure you of that depressed, dizzy bilious and constipated condition. 25c all druggists. The work that has been done on the floor of the Burlington ticket -of fice will have be done all over again.

"The material which the work men mixed to complete the patching of the floor was evidently not the right kind, for it has crumbled and blistered In many places. A supply of the material in which the floor was first laid has been sent for. This, however, will not stop the work on the new office for Agent Mickle, as most of the material for it has ar rived, and the workmen "will start in on its building today or tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Pellymounter left yesterday for Omaha where they will visit their son who has a splendid position with the Mid West Electrical company holding a foremanship. Mr. and Mrs.

Pellymounter anticipate a pleasant time and while there will form the acquaintance of their new grandson who is now four months old. PO-DO-LAX BANISHES PIMPLES Bad blood, pimples, headaches, biliousness, torpid liver, constipation, come from indigestion. Take Po-Do-Lax, the pleasant and absolutely sure laxative, and you won't suffer from a deranged stomach or other troubles. It will tone up the liver and purify the blood. Use it regularly and you will Btay well, have a clear complexion and steady nerves.

Get a 60c bottle today. Money back if not satisfied. All druggists. Fred Vercillino, who has been working in the offices of the Western Union Telegraph company at Dead-wood, will hereafter be stationed at Lead, as assistant to Manager Nov-arla of the Lead office. The office in Lead will hereafter be kept open until 10 o'clock in the evening, which will be a great accommodation to the patrons of the company.

Fred, who is a Lead boy, is a splendid operator, CAN'T, 00 IT JUDGE IM ALL OUT OF MY. REAL. TOBACCO CHEW See how eaailv and evenly the real lu 1 Id. by all who have business relations with the office here. Max Newcomb had the membors of his team of All Stars out Wednesday evening taking the stiffness out of their Joints and limbering them up for the contest which they will engage in Saturday with the High school eleven.

The former football players are showing up better with each evening of practice, and the High school eleven are beginning to consider and to think things over. Tommy Seperac yesterday morning fell. in an epileptic fit on upper Main street and was badly bruised In the fall which he suffered. He was taken home and a physician summoned who gave him treatment. Last evening the young man was reported to have recovered Somewhat from the fit, which was a severe one.

August Holverson, the sage of Hell Gate, was in the city visiting with friends and laying in supplies. He says that the fall weather has driven most of the fishermen off the Spearfish creek, but that a few still linger and are being rewarded with good catches. Mr. Holverson returned to his home yesterday afternoon, it being a nice little walk for him. Wednesday afternoon the brick layers began work on the new school! building, and as there is a large force engaged on the job, the walls will soon be mounting skyward, and it is hoped to have the roof on the structure before the real cold weather and the deep snows of winter begin.

There has already been delivered at the site of the building a large Quantity of material, structural steel, tilings, lumber and brick and there is now nothing in the way of the work progressing as fast as good work-j manship will allow. Adjourned For a Week Wednesday evening the regular meeting of the former volunteer Are department was held in the parlors of Hose house No. 1, on Bleeker street. There was not a very large at tendance of the department members present, so it was decided to postpone the consideration of several matters that the members have under dis cussion until next Wednesday when they will be taken up and disposed of. One of the matters was the drawing up of suitable resolutions on the death of T.

J. Orler, late superintendent of the Homestake Mining com pany, whose friendship for the volun teers in times passed had been such that the boys believed that they should try and show something of the regard in which he is held by them all, for he was ever ready to assist them and to give them credit for the services which they had rendered the city. To this a committee was ap pointed to draft resolutions and to make its report at the meeting to be held on Wednesday evening next. After the discussion of several other matters in an informal way, adjournment was taken. The meeting was presided over by First Assistant Gravell.

There Is more Catarrh In this sec tion of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to oe incur able. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease ana pre scribed local remedies, ana oy constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.

Cheney Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken Internally. It acts directly on the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. They of fer one hundred dollars for any case it falls to cure. Send, for circulars and testimonials.

Address: F. J. CHENEY ft Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Killed Her Cow A few days ago Mrs. Gus King-strom, who lives on the summit of South Lead hill, missed one of her milch cows, and began a systematic search of the hillsides in that neighborhood, and Wednesday afternoon found the cow lying dead about a half mile from any habitation, on one of the steep hillsides. The animal had been wounded by a shot from a shotgun, some of the pellets from which had entered its spinal column and caused death. Mrs. Kingstrom had depended upon them to help make a livelihood, but it is evident that there is some one in the neigh borhood who- is doing his best to take that means of making a little ture at the Deadwood Theatre Wednesday, Oct.

14. Miss Addams could not come to Deadwood at the time of the South Dakota Federation of Women's clubs, but as she comes the fourteenth It is probable that many club women will come a day earlier, In order to hear the woman of national reputation. JOS. SCHULTE SON EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Personal Attention at Any Time or Any Distance PARLOR 688 MAIN STREET DEADWOOD Phone 18 Day or Night 88 88 Dr. John H.

Martin 88 EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT 88 82 Phone 2075 84 88 1 to 3 Dr. Schneerer's Office 88 88 Deadwood 88 88 Lead, South Dakota 88 88 88 8888888883888888888888888888838888 8883838383838388838883888883888888 88 W. W. BEACH 88 88 Architect 88 83 201 Black Hills T. S.

Bank 88 S3 Deadwood 88 88 Office hours by Appointment 88 8888838883888383888388888388888888 STOP AT THE SPEARFISH HOTEL SPEARFISH, S. D. Cuisine and Service Unexcelled REASONABLE RATES W. F. JOHNSON, Prop.

St. Martin's Academy Sturgis, D. A boarding School for Young Ladies and Girls, with which is conducted a boarding school for Boys under the age of 13. Conducted by the Benedictine Sisters. Terms for pupils over 12 years of age $15 per 'month; for younger ones $12 per month.

Fall term opens September 1st, 1914 Academic, Commercial For Particulars Address SISTER DIRECTRESS Departments Primary, Elementary grades. tallty and develop a chronic lung ailment. Get a bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey today; it is pure and harmless use it freely for that fall cough or cold. If baby or children are sick give it to them, it will relieve quickly and permanently.

It Boothes the irritated throat, lungs and air passages. Loosens phlegm, is antiseptic and fortifies the system against colds. It surely prevents cold germs from getting a hold. Guranateed. Only 25c at your druggist.

Back From Sweden Mrs. Alex Stewart, who has been spending several months in the old country, returned to her home in the Hills and says that Lead is the best of all places in which to live after her experiences in Sweden. Although she has bad a very pleasant visit with her relatives and friends. While Sweden Is neutral yet the close proximity to the area of activity made the subject of war an intense one. War seemed to permeate the atmosphere and to enter into all of the things of life that nothing else was talked of and that it really possessed all classes of people.

She Is pleased to be again back in the United States and Lead, where the industries of life flow along uninterrupted and the tranquility of the people Is not dis turbed by wars and rumors of wars. Mrs. Stewart has returned in the best of health, and declares that she had a most pleasant journey across the Atlantic ocean. FORMER STATE AUDITOR DEAD GROTON, Oct. 1.

Halted in the midst of a busy life, J. D. Reeves, former state auditor, beloved of all and one of Groton's leading citizens, died suddenly on Main street Tuesday. Walking along the street with his wife, Mr. Reeves turned to her and said that he did not feel well.

She suggested that they get into an automobile and go home, but before this could be done, he became worse and sat down upon the curb for relief and In a moment fell backward dead. Every effort was made by eager friends to bring him back to consciousness but all failed. The shock of his passing brought a cloud of the utmost grief and sor row upon the entire community. As men discussed the tragic event tears fell from their eyes as their minds recalled their friend and the sense of their personal loss was borne In upon them. Business throughout the city was suspended during the day and many business houses will be closed at the time of the funeral.

JANE ADDAM8 COMING Miss Jane Addams of Hull house. Chicago, who has endeared herself to the people of this country by her benevolent work, will deliver a lec the cows has been shot, all but the-one which was killed having been shot through the udder, some of them at close range, ruining them as milch cows. Mrs. Kingstrom has been urged by her neighbors to take some action and to complain to the authorities, for the neighbors say it is pretty well known who has been wounding her cows, and that they will assist In his prosecution if anything like good evidence can be brought against him. It is a pretty mean way to work out ones spite, and the person suspected, if guilty should receive such punishment that it 'will deter him in the future from taking such cowardly methods of revenge.

New Modern Dancing. The leading Expert and Instructor In New York City, writes: "Dear Sir: I have used Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes, for the past ten years. it is a blessing to all who are com pelled to be on their feet I dance eight or ten hours dally, and find that Allen's Foot-Ease keeps my feet cool, takes the friction from the shoe, prevents corns and Sore, Aching feet. I recommend it to all my pupils." (Signed) E. FLETCHER HALLAMORB, Sample free.

Address, Allen 8. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. Elks' Big Minstrels The Elks had their final rehearsal Wednesday night with the orchestra, and everything Is in readiness for the big minstrels, which will appear at the Homestake opera house tonight and Saturday night. Those who had the pleasure of attending rehearsals say It will be the best entertainment ever given by local talent In Lead.

The eight end-men who will appear In the circle are Jim Jelbert, "Dee" La Breche, Monte Ellis, Bert Flisness, "Vlnce" Murphy, John Moye, Earl Johnson and Will Samuels, with Ralph Eldridge acting as interlocutor. The ballad singers, who will present unusually catchy numbers are: W. E. Kllminster, Peter Mclntyre, Ray Lap- pin and Theodore Ecker. Dancing will be a big feature and about twenty dancers will appear in the performance, led by "Vince" Murphy and Clint Draper, who will each do solo dances.

The chorus is large and well balanced and will assist the soloists and end-men in the vocal numbers. Fun will be the keynote and from the minute the show starts until Its finish, there will be no dull moments as the jokes are up-to-date and deal entirely with local people and conditions. Be sure and see the Big parade which will appear on the streets today at 6 clock. STOP THAT FIRST FALL COUGH Check your fall cough or cold at once don't wait It may lead to serious lung titrable, weaken your vl- 1 I TK Ji fi THE GOOD JUDGE TAKES SNAP SHOT OF THE POLITICIAN YOU would rather take a clean, small chew, of course "Right-Gut" users get real tobacco satisfaction from less than a quarter their old size chew and they are passing the glad -news 1 along to their friends. I It's the Real Tobacco Chew, Made i pure, sappy tobacco seasoned and sweetened just enough.

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