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fleer, but the one most authentic MANY HAIL INSURANCE NOW HAPPIEST CLASSIFIED JUUX-kV A 1 A-J quarter of the Northwest quarter ot Section Eight, Township Seven Nortn of Range Two East B. II. lt-sa tract heretofore conveyed to Black Hills Traction Company. Together with 125 miners Inches ni water from canal of the Consolidated Power Light Company, as iown by decree of Court in case Dorsett vs. Black HUls Traction dated September 20, 1911.

Also an undivided 1-6 n.erest in and to ditch, dam and 'n and GllAUlS ASUS Mill PIERRE, Juy 22 Although the total number of ball insurance claims (lied with the state Aaty Insurance department this year Is greatly In excess of last year's total, losses are as great as in 1920 and connot now be, according to D. E. Walker, deputy in charge of the department. Mr. Walker bases this statement on the arge number of claims which have been adjusted and the comparitively few areas where the losses have been total.

Last year large areas In several sections of the state were visited by hail storms which took the entire small grain crop, Mr. Walker says. "Small grain Hearty everywnere in the state is two weeks ahead of where It was at this time last season," Mr. Wajlker declared in dis cussing the situation, "and therefore we will not have to carry the risk on the crop as long. In fact a re cent trij convinced me that more than half of the grain is already cut vfliile last year, harvest was Just commencing at this INCOME TAX OFFICERS ON TRAIL OF DEMPSEY V.

u-'-. V- hi. is nnn'now than hav money in the to beat an attachment on his IS, 000 WOMAN IN STATE TliU la How North Dakota Womu Says She Feels Since Her Remarkable Recovery "I believe I am the happiest wo man in North said Mrs Clara Johnson, 504 First N. Mlnot, N. in relating her remarkable restoration to 'health by taking Tanlac.

"I certainly know how to appro- elate good health now, for I have had more than my share of trouble, My stomach and liver were both out of order, nothing I ate agreed with me and I was always having bilious spells. Dark brown splotches were all over my face, and I had awful pains In the smaH of my back and was so weak and run down I could hardly drag myself around the house. I was nervous, too, and finally be came so weak that life was a burden. "Only a wonderful medicine could do what Tanlac did for me and I want people to know about it. I have a wonderful appetite naw and notning eat disagrees with me.

My ciearea up ana i jeei Deiier ana stronger man i nave in not on ia the way I feel but in the I lok at life, as I take an in- terest in everything now and am as 1 1 .1 i 1 i UBaunuuu uy The K. G. Phillips Drug and by leading druggists everywhere. Ilothmeyer, who had lost it three or four years ago while working at the hen It is supposed that the ring had carried out with fertilizer for tne garden and worked into the earth, where it remained until the onion grew up through the loop, bringing it to flight when the onion was puecl from the ground. IIF.LF.NA POSTMASTER UNDER EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE ABERDEEN, July 22 Frank Weed, formerly postmaster at Hel- ena, was brought before States Commissioner Wall ace in Aberdeen Saturday afternoon, la answer to an indictment bv the Un.ttd States grand Jury at Helena.

June 30. 1921. on two counts for the alleged embezzlement of postofDce moneys, Weed was bound over to the next term of Federal court In the Hejl- ena district by Commissioner Wall-are and his bond fixed at $2500 which he furnished. Weed is reported to have been short some $400 or $500 of post-office funds. FAIRBURN MAN WAS CAUGHT BY POSSE RAPID CITY, July 22 Further details on the shooting of Mrs.

Joe Foertsch at her ranch home 5 mKes east of Fairburn on Tuesday night by her husband were receiveu in the city yesterday from different sources. There was a rumor afloat that Foertsch was shot while resisting an of- PIONEER-TIMES WANT ADS PAY Safe Satisfactory Sight Service To eyeglass wearers and those who should be wearing them. mfe and satisfactory service means everything. Come to us with all confidence and, depend upon it You will have no cause for coin plaint R. S.

Quimty Jeweler Optometrist Deadwood CALL A TAXI PHONE 124 CALL A TAXI PHONE 124 SADDLE HORSES By Hour, Day Or Week PRICES REASONABLE Leave orders at barn above Kil-ker's Garage E. O. CESSNA, Owner gives It that Foertsch was arrested early in the evening, on Wednesday, miles north of Fairburn. Following his arrest he was taken to the county jail at Cttster. What tlegal steps will Ibe taken next were not learned yesterday.

None of the posse which arrived at the scene of the murder, made any attempts to enter the house un-tX daylight Wednesday morning for fear Foertsch was in hiding and might accidentally take a snot at one of the number. Foertsch was In Rapid City on Monday and those who remember talking with him said he acted very queer at times. He seemed to be brooding over domestic troubles, and was pretty well wrought up over some land deal between him and his wife. Parties who were In the city from Fairburn yesterday and present when Foertsch was caught, say showed signs of heavy drinking, which in a measure may lie responsible for his rash act. (Rice Wishart, Attys) NOTICE OF HEARING UPON AP PLICATION AND PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL, AND ISSUANCE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY In the County Court within and fat Lawrence County State of South Dakota.

In the matter of the Estate of Ole H.I Flow, Deceased. To Stella M. Flow, Ralph A. FJow, Mrs. Clara Hastings, Mrs.

Anna Johnson and to Whom it may concern. Notice is hereby given that A. Flow has filed with the Clerk of this Court a petition praying for the probate or thP last Will and Testament of Ole H. Flow, deceased and that Letters Testamentary issue to said Ralph A. Flow and that Friday the 5th day of August A.

Dl 1921, at ten o'clock a. m. of said day being a day of a regular term of this Court, to-wit: of the August. 1921 term, at the Court Room thereof, in the Court House in the City of Dead-wood, in said County of Lawrence. State of South Dakota has been set for hearing said petition and application, when and where any person Interi-stPd may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted, said WilJ admitted to probate and letters Testamentary issue to said Ralph A.

Flow. Dated this 22nd day of July A. D. 1921. JAMES McNKNNY Acting Judge of the County Court.

Attest L. P. JENKINS, Clerk. (Seal) (First Pub July 23) Hard And Soft COAL at Black Hills Transfer Fuel Co. Announcing the OPENING of the DEADWOOD CAFE Mrs.

E. Cottrell. ProD. 690 Main Street Building has been thoro-ly remodeled and only the best and cleanest of food will be served. Out-Door Life The woman who can live outdoors and take vigorous exercise is ally healthy and well.

But there comes ft time In every woman's life when her nerves are on edge. Very often the trouble is in the organs essentially feminine. Worry, sleepless nights, headaches, pains, disorders, Ir regularities and weaknesses of a dis tinctly feminine character in a short time bring; the dull eye, the "crow's feet," tine haggard look, drooping shoulders and the tattering step. To re tain the appearance of youth, a woman must retain health. Instead of lotions, powders and paints ask your druggist for Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This is the woman's temperance tonic and nervine which has had the approval of thousands of women for over fifty years. Over a million bottles were sold last year and many of your friends and neighbors cau testify as to how good it is. It comes in liquid or tablet form. Send ten cents ia stamps to the Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.

Y.t for trial package of the tablets. Equally efficient, as well as popular, have been the Pleasant Pellets of Dr. Pierce's. Try them today, a pleasant laxative-, easy to take. FOR RENT FOR RENT 8 room house, partly furnished.

AppHy P-T. 7-15-tf. FOR RENT 4 room nqusa with jath, rent reasonable. Apply tl Burnham Ave. J-S-tf.

FOR RENT Furnished roma, 409 William St. Inquire Deadwood Theatre office. 5-13-tf. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Apply Mrs.

Flanders. Black Hills Steam Laundry. 4-22-tl. FOR SALE or RENT 6 room modern cottage. Mrs.

J. L. Bentley. FOR RENT S-room house, upper Main street. Mrs.

Otto Grants, Tel. A 147. 7-20-tf. FOR SALE FOR SALE 7 passenger Patterson touring car. Cheap.

Mrs. Inger M. Anderson, Whitewood, S. D. FOR SALE New gasoline engine, 1 1-2 h.

p. New Sanitary Galloway separator. No. 9. Reed, English baby carriage.

CaH A183. 7-19-6L FOR SALE Ford touring car. Inquire at Lead Tire Vulcanizing shop. 7-22-2t. FOR SALE 81 Stewart St and 344 Wilis.

St. Cheap, cash or terms to suit purchaser. John C. McMaster, Fourche, Phone 146. 7-20-2wk.

FOR SALE CHEAP Old Green Front lot, adjoining Hogarth's shop on Main 123 foot frontage. Apply A. A. Coburn, Franklin Hotel Corner. 7-16-lm.

FOR SALE 1918 Maxwell Touring car at a Bargain See O. A. Tabor, at C. B. Q.

trolley barn. 7-17-tf. FOR SALE Silver plated cornet in plush-lined case. Splendid instrument at bargain. Apply to County Auditors office 5-14-tf.

FOR SALE 6 room house on Burn-ham Hill First ward Cheap for cash, apply at Pioneer-Times. FOR SALE One automatic electric washer. Good as new. at a bargain. 721 1-2 Main St.

3-l-tf. WANTED WANTED Girl for general house-wo'-k, Mrs. Oilie Wagner. 7-20-tf. WANTED Sewing.

Call A 183. 7-19-6t. WANTED Family washing. Call A 183. 7-19-61.

WANTED Girl for general housework. Mrs. Guy Beaver, 89 Chas. Prone 152. 7-17-tf.

WANTED Housework by a aged woman. Apply P. T. 7-17- 6t. WANTED Girl for general housework.

Mrs. Flanders, 732 Main St. 7.14-tf. LOST FOUND LOST On Lee St. small brown leather pocket book containing $6.50 in cash.

Return to P-T. 7-22-tf. LEGALNOTICES (Hayes Heffron, Atty's) SHERIFF'S SALE DAVID M. DOrtSETT, Plaintiff, vs. MILLARD CLEVELAND.

THE-ODOSIA CLEVELAND. The Butte County Bank, a banking corporation organized under the laws of the state of South Dakota, and the County of Lawrence, a quasi municipal corporation of the State of South Dakota, defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of an execution for the foreclosure of a mortgage to me directed and delivered, and now in my hands, issued out of tho office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial Circuit within and for Lawrence County, South Dakota, upon a judgment rendered and docketed in said court in favor ot the Dlaintiff. David M. Dorsett.

and against the defendants, Millard Cleveland, Theodosia Cleveland, and others, on the first day of July, 1921 I have levied upon the foKowing described real properties of the defendants. Millard Cleveland and Theo dosia Cleveland, to-wit: Lots One and Two and the South Vf Northeast quarter ot Section One. the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter, and the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section Twelve, Township Seven North of Range One East, and the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter, and the South of the Southeast quarter of Section Six, and Lots Two and Three and the East half of the Northwest quarter, and the Northeast quarter of Section Seven, and tha Southwest Mrs. Clan Feeney was an arrival on the Burlington yesterday afternoon from Brush, where she has been visiting an aunt. Mrs.

Ed Huntley was an arrival from OIKette, on the Burling ton, coming for the purpose of visit ing with ojd friends in Lead. Rev. A. H. Trygstad went down to Sturgis yesterday morning.

Miss Lena Smith was a Northwest ern passenger Thursday to St. Paul and the east. Mrs. William Heffron and her sister. Miss Mary Downer, were among the visitors in Lead from Deadwood Thursday evening.

Chambers Kellar and his son Kenneth left by auto yesterday for the former's Montana ranch, to be absent for a few days. Kenneth acted as chauffeur. George P. Brown and family of Hot Springs, came up from, that place Thursday and camped at the city park last night. Mr.

Brown is assistant at Hot Springs and is taking a wrfl-earned vacation. They are enjoying Spearflsh canyon today, and expert to go over to Spearflsh for tonight, where their daughter wl enter the normal school this fall. Jack Gillmore, assistant division 'superintendent of thP Burlington Is at the Sister's hospital at Deadwood recovering from an operation to which he submitted yesterday morning. His condition is reported excellent and he will mnkp a rapid and complete recovery. Always aspiring something new and pleasing at it public danccj, the Homestake band on Saturday evening, at Its dance at city park pavilion wil lentertain Its guests so joyously that the affair will be an epic in the annals of Lead public socia) functions.

It will be a novelty dance, and prizes will be awarded for excellence in many things. That the music will be excellent is assured, and that the company wl'il be select and everything favorable for a happy time is expected. Prof. J. A.

Wright, wife and daughter, of Vermillion. Soii'h Da kota. accompanied by Miss Kather-ine Thornby, of. Doadwood, were Lead visitors yesterday morning. Mr.

Wright is processor of journalism In the state university. This is the first visit he has made to the Hills. Whtye In the city they visited thi recreation tbuilding and were chaperoned through the mills and surface workings of the mines, greatly enjoying the interesting features of each. Prof. Wright and famKy will go to Sylvan Lake and other portions of the Hills today.

There was a sale of kimonas and some other kind of wearing apparel for women started yesterday morning by the Keep-Baertsch company. The fart that the sale would Start was announced in advertising columns of the Pioneer-Tithes and the crowd that assembled before the doors of the store was opened blocked the sidewalk and overflowed into the streets. Those composing tho crowd were women, and their eagerness to be first was apparent, and their pres ence In such numbers made patent to the casual observer the value of an advertisement Jn the Pioneer-Times. The prices were right, and the demand for th( articles of women's apparel on sajle was so great that it kept every clerk in the establishment and extra help busy dishing them "out, receiving the case and wrapping up the purchases. The old adage: "It pays to advertise," never received a better exemplification.

Miss Claire Gushurst and her brother Edwlard went out to the crossing yesterday morning to spend a short time in the comfortable Gushurst cabin, which is located in one Of the most delightful spots in the canyon. Edward returned to his home in Lead from his work in the Cincinnati as thin as a rail, and his sister, and mother are looking after him, and when he leaves to take up his medical work and studies in one of the great hospitals In Chicago, he is going back looking like the huslcy he was when he played on the Lead High eleven with his brother Fred. CALL A TAXI PHONE 124 Mirro Aluminum Reflects Good Housekeeping On Display at H. B. WARDMAN'S Hardware Store jfiii" SB' i vliT KmSilf I land covered by location Kem per, Ben Walters, John Uc'ny, Dr.

Ralph and D. M. Dorset' on Spearflsh Creek, together with al! waiei rights appurtenant to and used in connection with the fori described land. That I shall, on the 2V day of August, 1921, at hour 10 o'clock A of said d-iy. at the front door of the court in the city of Deadwood, County, South Dakota, proceed to sell the above described properties of the defendants, MiKard Cleveland and Theodosia Cleveland to sa'isfy said Judgment rendered them anu others amounting to S82.X84.98, together with accruing of sale and interest on the amount adjudged to be due from day ot July, 1921, at the rate or seven per cent per annum, at pub: auction, to the highest bidder or iiders foi cash.

Dated Deadwood, Soul i July 21st 1921. JOHN. T. V. Sheriff of Lav By WARREN Deputy.

DAVID M. DOI Plaintiff. HAYES Attorneys for fluid M. Dorsett. NOTICE TO CONTR TORS Sealed proposals wWl receiveu at the office of the Coun Auditor of Lawrence County, s.

10 o'clock, a. m. on the dav o' August, 1921, for the pla of 'culverts and excavation an construction of 7.18 miles of t' lioulder Park Highway, known a Hiark and YeHow Trail. Proposals will be open .1 at tu-above office promptly aft- ihe tim-for receiving same has i -ea closed read and considered by Hoard of County Commissioner of tiie above named County. The proposed work con- ts 0f excavation and placing approximately 36,094 cubic yaul or common excavation, 18,047 yard Solid Rock excavation 18.il4"i cubic yards Loose Rock ivation.

The Board of County i nision-ers reservtt the right tr n.t to the construe of 4i four mi'les of this Higi. starting at the easterly end 'he project, at Sta. 379-50 and -rminatiiig at Sta. 168-30 or comple the road the entire length if they i decide. Plans, specifications a id instructions to bidders may be i.mined in the office of the County A'id tor the above named Amount of certified cb require! is (10) per cent of the gross sum bid.

The Board of Count Commissioners reservs the right -n waive all technicalities and reject and all proposals. Given under my hand I offina-seal this 19th day of Jul v. D. 1921. H.

H. JOHNS, Coii Vuditoi (SEAL) 7-20-16t. (Martin it Mason, tv.) NOTICE TO CRED TOHS In the County Court of ie County of Lawrence, State South Da kota. In the Matter of the Esta of FLA VILLA V. BICE.

Notice Is hereby hv the undersigned administrator wit i wKl annexed of the estate of i-'laviila v. Bic, deceased, to the 'reditors of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to h-Mt them with the necessary vou rs. within 4 months after the firs- -i of this notice, to the adminis-rator at the office of 11 n-t i-son. Deadwood, S.

tne Coun'v of Lawrence. Dated at Deadwood, uu Dak -ta, July 8th. 1921. M. Z.

WALZWORTH. Administrator with wil. annexed the estate of Plavilla V. Bice, deceased. (First Pub.

July vth NOTICE OK ANNl'Al. MF.KTINti The annual meeting n' the stockholders of the Golden reward Consolidated Gold and Company for the purpose of electin? a board of directors 'he ensuing year, and the n-such other business as come before aid meeting, will held In the city of Deadoo' lawren-e County, South Dakota. Tuodiv August 2, 1921, at 11 -clock l-i the forenoon. W. S.

JOH: -'iv "crptary (First Pub. Julv SPECIU, STOCKHOLP'- nS MEETING OF THE NATIONAL OPERATING CO Notice is hereby giver 'hat a special meeting of the str kholders of the National Operating has been called by th secretary conven st the office of the companv. Adam Deadwood, S. Ttiesdsv Sept. 6, 1921 at 2 o'c'nc for th purpose of voting to increase the capital otnek from 1.500.0'" bare tl 3,000.000 shares and su other hn- iness 13 may come muring.

Dated Deadwood. S. 1921. A. H.

OLESON. P-ident. ALBERT M. DEE FN. Sc Deadwood, S.

D. car, Jack Dempsey, heavy-weight champion, declared himself to be w. s.ot income x. a on the books and they are after him Ho tnorio Tin return for the h. oo Mm.olf llahl.

to' 1 1 v' tho I a tax of double the vaflue of the car, or $12,000, and the possibility of a fine. VI I'll WHILE IHVIXG TAKES LIFE YOUNG MAN WATERTOWN, July 22 George Wilson, aged 21, of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, died from injuries heceived while diving In shat- low water at the city He struck his head in such a manner as to partially paralyze him. He was in a hospital for two wet ks after receiving the Injury and very effort was made to save his life, but medical science proved of no avail.

In addition to his parents he is survived by two sisters and a broth- er. SUPERINTENDENT LOSES LEG IN QUEER ACCIDENT RAPID CITY, July 22 George larquardt, superintendent of the U. S. Gypsum Mifcs at Piedmont, met! with a very serious accident when he stepped through a hole in one of the floors in the founding. His right leg became entangled in the conveyor belt that it took some time before he could be released.

His limb was completny crushed so that It was necessary to have it amputated at the knee. GOLD RING LOST YEARS IS FOUND AROUND ONION YANKTON, July 22 To find a I gold ring, lost for several years, around an onion was the experience of Miss Margaret Kailbusch, of this city. She gathered a bunch of onions grown In her garden, and took some of them over to her neighbor, Mrs. Morehouse. While they were conversing Mrs.

Morehouse noticed' something unusual about one of the onions, and investigation disclosed that it was wearing an 18-caret gold ring. Miss Kafibusch identified the ring as belonging to her aunt, Mrs. jiiiiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiimmiiiiiiiiiiiii'i I BIG BARGAINS I 1 HUDSON ROADSTER in A 1 shape $600 I DODGE TOURING CAR A 1 Shape $750 I SMALL DELIVERY WAGON $275 1 Geo.H'Kilker 1 Auto Co. i Deadwood i fnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii; CALL A TAXI PHONE 124 Kodak Finishing and Enlarging Prompt Service Mrs. J.

N. McDonough I.