The Lead Daily Pioneer-Times from Lead, South Dakota • 1

THE LEAD DAILY PIONEER- TIMES. LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1902. EIVE YEAR. Choice Business Dwelliog Property For Sale Fire, Life, Accident and Employers' Liability Tornado Boilers Representing only reliable and old line omnanies. Main Street, JOSEPH FEENEY, Lead, S.

D. Watch This Space FUNERAL OF HORACE ROSS. Very Impressive Ceremony by Rev. G. G.

Ware. Sunday afternoon at the houe of 2 was held the funeral services over the remains of Horace Ross, Rev. G. G. Ware of the Episcopal church offielating.

The funeral was Le'd from the residence of Arthur Eldridge, 107 South Alert street, there being present, besides the relatives who reside here, and numerous friends, a large representative of the various orders to which the deceased was an Lopored member. The line of march was formed immediately after the very impressive ceremonies, in which the deceased most befittingly eulogized as hav. was ing been a man of high standing in this community and one of great moral traits, all of which was known to be true, for to have known the de parted one was to love him, for at all times and in all cases he was a man who commanded the respect of There could hardely have Did You EverSmoke the "Booster" Lead's Most Famous Cigar For sal: by all first-class dealers. New The Campbell House Lead S. Has gone under new management and is now run in a first-class, up-to-date manner.

The Best Table That the best goods the market affords will make, 1S now given at this well known house. Our Rooms Have all been refitted and cleaved and now present to the transcient public a homelike and comfortable appearance. When in the City Give Us a Trial Rates $1.50 per day FRANK R. WAGNER, Prop. mmm mmm mime DAVIS.

The Coal Man COAL and WOOD Redmond Block IN AN W. J. SMITH, EUREKA Proprietor. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Our Specialties: -Crystal Brook Bourbon and Penwick Rye hiskies I beg to extend an invitation to all my friends of the Northern Hills to call and see me when in the city.

I cm located on Chicago avenue just below the Evans. HOT SPRINGS, SO. DAKOTA been one called to the great beyond, from this community, whose loss '8 80 generally mourned. At the wead of the procession was the members of nose Company No. 1, all in uniform and carrying at the head of their column a beautiful silk flag appropriately draped in mourning.

Following was the Knights of Pythias, wearing upon the lapel of their coats the funeral badges. In due order came the members of Lead City Miners' Union, they also wearing the badge used upon occasions of this nature. The spanish-American War Veterans were next in line, and the color sergeant at the head of the column, carried a handsome silk flag bearing the national colors, and draped in honor of their departed comrade. The order at the rear was the F. 0.

wearing the little white apron upon which is the insignia of the lodge. Of this order there was a large number, members being present from Aerie 105, Deadwood, as well as nearly the entire membership of this city. The palbearers consisted of two members from the Fraternal Order of Eagles, two comrades from the national organization of Spanish-American War veterans, and a corresponding number, same being members of Hose Company No. 1. From Bleeker and extending nearly as far back as Wall street, orders to counter march were given, thereby allowing the hearse and mourning car riages, as also convenayes occupied by friends, to pass through.

At this point orders were given to fall in line, the Eagles occupying the foremost place in the column of march. while the other organizations occupied their duly assigned positions. Upon either side of the hearse walked the palbearers, and arriving at the depot In this city accompanied the remains to Deadwood, where they sisted in making the transfer to the standard gauge car. Taking everything into cosideration the entire funeral arrangements were among the most impressive ever held in this city or throughout the entire Hills. The floral tributes were very pretty, though there was not ample time to procure flowers and arrange such designs as was desired, therefore, two members of the K.

of P. lodge of Vermillion, Step Johnson and John Peterson, lert for Sioux City Saturday, so as to have floral designs, which had been dispatched for, at the train upon the arrival of the funeral party that city. The design designated by the Fraternal Order of Eagles is a large eagle, which will, throughout the services to be held in Vermillion this afternoon at 2 o'clock, be placed at the head of the casket. The Spanish-American War Veterans will have placed at the center of the casket a wreath, will the insignia S. W.

V. appropriately arranged. At the foot of the casket will be placed the cap and belt worn by the departed one while a member of Lead City Hose Company No. 1. State Organizer Patterson, of the F.

0.: accompanied the remains to the old home of the deceased at Vermillion, this state. In company with Mr. Patterson was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eldridge, sister and brother-inlaw espectively of the deceased.

Before leaving Mr. Patterson telegraphed the president of the Aerie at Sioux City, and received a prompt reply that this excellent order would be at the depot in that city in a body, and that many of the members would accompany him upon his sad mission to Vermillion, where all that is mor. tal to the memory of Horace Ross wil' be laid to rest in the cemtery of that city. Death of Mrs. Woodward.

At the hour of 9:30 Sunday evening the grim reaper of death visited the home of Oscar S. Woodward, 33 South Wall street, and claimed for its victim Mary E. the wife of M. Woodward. To mourn the demise cf loving wife and mother, is a husband, three sons and one daughter.

Of the children there are Edward, who is married and lives at Deefireld, near Rochford, William, who is also married, and lives at Albion, Iowa, and Arthur who is liv. ing in Lead, also a daughter, Mrs. M. M. Nix, who lives in this city, they all being present at the time of death except William.

The funeral will take place from the Methodist church this afternoon at 2:30, Rev. W. M. Todd officiating. Funeral arrangements will be in charge of S.

R. Smith, the undertaker, and interment will be made in the South Lead cemetery. J. D. Heyford of Seattle, Washington, is in the city.

Character in the Gait Brooks said Yes, Phillips he could tell an insured man and when a man is by insured amply in The Mutual his step, Life Insurance Co. of New York, he says by his bearing: "I am insured in the strongest company, and I do not worry about the future of my family or my business if I should The Assets of The Mutual Life Insurance Company New York exceed those of any other life insurance of company in existence, They are over $352,000,000 It has paid Policy-holders over $569,000,000 which is more than any other life insurance company in the world has disbursed. Write today for "Where Shall I Insure?" THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RICHARD A. McCURDY, President, DWIGHT G. HOLBROOK, Manager, Sioux Falls, S.

D. MRS. A J. SIMMONS, Special Agent, Deadwood, S. D.

Visits the Hills Again. Ernest W. Julian, representative of the Western Newspaper Union, Omaha. spent yesterday in Lead, calling the trade and his many friends. upon In years past Mr.

Julian has worked upon various papers through the Hills, and conducted a publication of his own for some time at Chadron, Nebraska. After disposing of his interest in Chadron he went to Omaha, where he had secured a lucrative position upon the Bee of that city. Through his arduous efforts and business integrity he made for himself an enviable reputation. After a few months of hard labor upon Omaha's leading paper, he was offered the position of traveling representative for the Western Newspaper Union, the capacity in which he is now working. The many friends of Mr.

Julian are always pleased to meet him, and are gratified to know of his ultimate suc. cess since leaving the Hills. Grand Concert To-Night. This evening will occur the grand concert to be given by the Golden Star Military band, in the Miners' Union opera house of this city. From all indications the concert will be one of the most largely attended enter.

tainments given in the opera house throughout the entire year. One of the leading features will be the assistance rendered by Charity Martin, frequently and invaribly spoken of as "Our Black Hills Nightengale." The program arranged is all that could be asked for and will be an evening of much pleasure to those who are fortunate enough to be present. The committee who has the matter in charge have worked ardently, and their untiring efforts should be crowned with success in every sense of the word. Have Returned Home. Shel Graham and wife returned to Lead Saturday evening over the Burlington route, after an absence of three months, visiting their old home and through the New England states.

They are much elated over their trip, but glad to get back to the Hills. During their absence they visited all the large cities of the east and every point of interest, so they feel well paid for their trip. Mrs. Graham is suffering somewhat with a severe cold which she contracted about a month ago, but is not indisposed to such an extent that it becomes necessary for her to keep within the confines of her home. Mr.

Graham is enjoying the best of health and has throughout the entire trip. Senate Meeting. Regular meeting of the Senate will be held this evening at the usual time and place. Every member should have a bill prepared to introduce under the proper head of business. Let all members be present, and at his desk at 8 o'clock.

By order of the president. -JOHN H. CROW, Secy. Diamond Ring and Gold Watch. Go to Wolf Fink's, the leading jeweler, to buy your holiday presents.

With every dollar purchased you get a number entitling you to a chance on A beautiful diamond ring and a sold gold watch which Mr. Fink will give away on New Year's day. tr. Dentistry. Dr.

0. E. Granger of Loniaville. permanently located in Morgan block. Full gold work a specialty.

Prices reasonable. Geo. Gustafson is said to be on the sick list. 100 THE 808 BIG BRICK STORE LEAD, S. D.

Complete Department Store. Dry novelties in Dress Goods High Everything new in Trimmings Full lines Hosiery and Underwear. Complete lines of Domestics. bon, Yarns, Corsets, RibHandkerchiefs, Gloves, Linens, Knit Goods Notions, and Millinery Exclusive designs and patterns. All the latest parisian effects.

A Any special design made to order. specialty in Infants wear. Suits and Wraps We claim for this department Greater variety, more new styles, and Lower House Prices, in Quality considered, than any the Hills. Trunks and Valises Everything from a common To a Bureau trunk. Telescone Our and see Come wardrobe and basket trunks.

Clothing and Exclusive agents in the Hills for Furnishings S. M. High Grade Clothing, the Finest on earth. Big Gloves Lines and all Underwear, Neckwer, furnishings. Hats and All the new shapes in Stetson, Nobby Things in our "Guarantee" hat Styles Plush, now cloth on and sale.

Scotch caps. Winter Boots and We sell shoes that wear shoes that Are strictly A 1. We have them for And Gents Babies. and ladies, misses, boys, childGroceries You make a big mistake when you fail to see our brand and get our Prices on Groceries. Everything new, fresh and clean.

Only the best standard brands sold. Hardware for mill and mine, sheit Hardware, heavy hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Iron and Steel. We keep everything in hardware. All shapes, all kinds, all sizes. We Can save you money on a stove be cause we buy in carload lots direct from the people who make them.

BIG BRICK STORE, Lead. Dealer S. R. SMITH in High and Medium Grade Pianos Such as the Chickering, Vose Sons, Wegman, Hamilton, Baldwin, Valley Gem, the Celebrated Kingsbury, Cable, and Others. I sell on EASY TERMS, or 10 per cent off for cash.

Dollars on a Piano, can save you about One Hundred I buy from the factory and pay LEAD S. R. SMITH, L. W. SEARS Lead, S.

Street D. LUNCHES line can be Anything prepared and for everything on in the the shortest lunch you MILK AND CREAM DEPOT Milk and We have the Finest and Most Delicious the city No. 1 So. Bleeker St. Kostamo Jacobson 40 IN IN -Complete Stock of Wines, Liquors and where you A neat, pleasant and comfortable place a trial always receive courteous treatment.

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