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

The Lead Daily Pioneer-Times TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR. LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1903 VlCteJ! OQ aoi mat 0 -THE 1 1 JAMES COTTON BADLY INJURED i Hearst Mercantile Co Two Well Known Gentlemen Have Close Call In Wild Dash of a Team. Lead, bo. Dak. Invite the buyers of the BLACK HILLS and SORROirttf, ING COUNTRY to visit (Heir MAMMOTH DEPAUTmS STORE and inspect the LARGEST, NEWEST, MOST rW PLETE AND UP-TO-DATE showing of GENERAL merchSta between tie Missouri and the Rockies.

In the MAIN storp AND ANNEX we are now displaying full lines of Utah VICTIM IN TERRY HOSPITAL. Chamison, S. It. Smith, J. Ester-brooks.

Wolf Fink, .1. Connolly, K. Le-Clair, J. W. Gibbs, L.

Dickinson, J. It. Baker. Urey and Miss Mae Millet t. Light refreshments were served.

Mrs. Lorey was assisted by Miss Mae Milett. Golden Star Social Club. This new organisation met with. Mrs.

S. R. Smith yesterday evening and perfected an organization as an Eastern Star social club. Officers were duly elected, committees appointed, and the first business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John W.

Freeman, Thursday. October St.h, followed by social meetings of the club in the near future. This organint: i. promises to be one of Ihe most enjoyable clubs of Tjead. Those who are eligible to become members of this organization and wish to.

will picp.se hand their names to the secretary. A Great Meeting. The local lodge of Elks met iud after an important session, the rol loving officers were elected: Exalted rtulcr J. A. Archibald.

Est. eading Knight John M. Patterson. Est. 1 oval Knight Joha Neary Et.

lecttiring Knight A F. Hick. CITY BREVITIES. Peter Lorey and James Cotton Have Thrilling Experience With a Runaway. THE SMEAD Lead'So-Dak- 0 Rates $2.50 up to (4.

BOARD AND ROOMS BY MONTH, SPECIAL RATES. Furniture Carpets and House Furnishings Hardware, Stoves, Mine and Hill Supplies. Groceries, Flour, Feed and Provisions. Millinery. Ladies' Suits, Cloaks and Clothing, Shoes and Men's Furnishings.

Dry Goods, Notions and Ladies' Furnishings. I A Modern Hotel in Every Respect. Attrac tive Rates. C. R.

WAGNER, Prop. IIHMMHW IIIHIIKHIIIIIHIIHHH MMMNUMIUIUHIIIIII HltHHHHMIIHHIMIH HOTEL UPSTILL, mm K. UPSTILL, Prop. Abundant Capita, Careful buying, good store keeping and correct prices have increased our trade to such proportions as to prevent the accumulation of old stock, hence we can always show THE NEWEST AND LATEST in unlimited quality and variety We would be pleased to have the privilege of ehowing jot through. Hearst Mercantile Co.

La.te yesterday afternoou James Cotton and Peter Lorey, ho uj.J driven from this city to Terry on a business tri'P were viciiins of a fright fui runaway, while thuir return. At the juncture of the roads in the vicinity of the Portland crossing the team became frightened and started on a mad dash down the gulch. Cottou and Ixxiey were thrown lrom the vehicle, and badly bruised up. Mr. Cotton was thrown to the ground with such violence that for some time it was thought tuat he would not recover.

As soon a-s Air. Lorey, wuo wj not as badly injured as his ass'C'ate came to himself, he founr Mr. Cotton lying on the road side. The condition in which Mr. Cotton was found was such that it became necessary to remove him to the Terry hospital.

Mr. Lorey was successful in finding a passing vehicle owned by Albert Rose, who assisted in taking Mr. Cotton to the Terry institution, where his injuries were, dressed. II was impossible to determine the extent of his injury last night, but aside from some bad bruises it is not thought that they will result fatally. Mr.

Lorey after seeing his companion in good hands, returned to his home and aside from a gash in his forehead and a severe shaking up, was not otherwise injured. He showed a great amount of presence of mind, and after having his injury dressed, he was feeling quite himself. The team was caught alter they had run for over a mile, and neither of the horses were badly Injured, but the Hggy was entirely demolished before the frightened horses were halted. ANOTHER BRUTE. The only 6rst-class boarding-and rooming house in the city.

Centrally located. Board Day or Week 101 Mill St. Lead S. D. Lead, So.

Dak H. A. Smith was in Lead visiting, from Nemo. Mi Kirkoff came in from Nemo yesterday. 1.

Robertson of Siou City is at the Smead. D. J. Johnson was over from Centra! yesterday. J.

J. McNamara of Rapid was a Lead visitor yesterday. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Plunkett Kurtz is quite ill.

A. D. Stetson left yesterday for Oklahoma, where he wili reside. The W. C.

T. U. held a very enjoyable social yesterday afternoon. There will be a meeting of the Jully Owl club at Central Friday evening. J.

W. Bailey of Custer is in the city looking after his interests here. A. T. Snyder left on yesterday's Northwestern for Sioux City to remain.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Antono 4f ff Tuesday manning, a baby girl. Attorney Hayes was attending to legal business in tJie City of Mills yesterday. The regular nionthiv meeting of Jie Alert Hose company took place last evening.

The ad of the. Chicago Suit and Cloak company appears in this morning's paper. At the meeting of the Elks Tue.sday evening A. Archibald wa-o ejected ex-haul ted ruler. DOC DOC 3G)t 2 List of Presents To Be Given to S.

R. SMITH'S Customers, January 1, 1904: DAVIS 58 5 The Goal Clan COAL and WOOD Kingsbury Piano SM Bedroom Set of 3 pieeea 75 Cabinet New Home sewing machine 70 Sideboard SO Baby Carriage SO Qoid Coin 40 Ohtea Oloset 86 1 Ladle' Dsaaoad Mag IN Piece Dinner Set JO 1 Gold Oohi II 1 Gold Coa I 1 8t Rogers Bros. Knivse aad rorfce 5 12 Presents in value 3 1 3 JOHN KM 'WekeU are gvou with each $1.00 received, eitaer oe m-oni or oaett sale. Each ticket admits him to the Grand Ball (fres at the MINER'S UNION OPERA HOUSE, January 1st, 1904, at p. at which time the presents will be distributed among the ticket holders.

These are probably the GREATEST PRESENTS ever given by aay merchant in this state. TRADB WITH 8MITH and Thirty Years Experience In First-Class Trade the TAILOR Do not-send away for clothing-when you can Ti-t Item of me at the lowest prices for jrn.x aud workmanship. No. 15 Mill St. LEAD Fred Estlick Brought in Yesterday From the Ranch.

Yesterday Fred Estlick wps brought in from the Cheyenne river, suffering with a serious gun shot wound, alleged to have been inflicted by his employer. Mr. Howard. He is confined to St. Josepr's hospital, and Dr.

P. J. Waldron of Rapid City is attending him. The shooting is said to have besn in self defense. Estlick is sail to hate been in Mr.

Howard's employ for some time, and his wife has been engaged about the Howard home. Monday while intoxicated. Eslick is said to have mistreated his wife and that Mr. Howard interfered to spare her further vil treatment. Estlick knocked Howard down, Howard started for -Ms house, followel by Estlick.

who is claimed to have brandished a knife. Mr. Howard, to avoi injury, stopped him with a shot gun. The charge pentrated the left side and inflicted a serious wound, although it is believed Estlick will recover. IHmilMMIHlHIMIIIIIHW Chailes Muchem of Racine, Wis- orpin, is in the city the guest of his "tber Thomas.

The street paving gang has finished t.pper Main street and is now working on lower Main. Rube Lewis of Deadwood. va in the city yesterday looking over his business interests. Mn. Curtalin yesterday for Den ver.

where she will join her husband who is located there. J. Baker and J. C. D.

Rumscy left yesterday afternoon for Rochford to be absent a day or two. Mrs. N. C. Newton has gone Topeka.

Kansas to visit with mother for a couple of weeks. There will be Lutlirjp. services at L. P. Nelson's on ocr Main street this evening, by Rev.

Marness. George Snyder, the tumbstone man. mnde a business trip to Deadwood yesterday, as did Tom Harvey and Jo" Moore. J. J.

Morrow of the Merchant' and Miners' Bank went to Minneapolis last evening. Mr. Morrow expects to be back Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Muigan left yesterday for Sheridan. Vyi where iNKHim P. -N STANKOV1TCH J. L.

T1ARCOUX, EAD, Assaycr and Chemist iUNDERTAKER So. Dak. Assay icy and Analytical Work in all their branches, Cyanide Tests by mail receive prompt attention. OFFICE IN ROOM vv TH MINERS' A MERCHANTS' SAVINGS BANK, Calls Promptly Attended. I have added a picture framing department, under the able direction of Ira D.

Ja is in of Chicago. Ton will find the latest and moet popular aesim In picture mouMtng at lowest prices. LOST HIS RIGHT HAND. thev will visit with 1'r'u nds for the next two weeks. Both Phones Bot Main St.

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Wilson's ad will aopear in tomorrow morning's paper. Look for it. as there wil be a great number of bargains offered. The Homestake hospital building is boing supplied with a new sidewalk elicate Washing. and otherwise put in repair to makrf Harry Leach Has Painful Experience In Homestake Shops.

Harry Leach, one of the employes of the Homestake shops met with a painful, as well as a costly mishap. He was working at one of the large trip hammers cutting bolts, which are to be used in the timber work hi the mines, when he got bis hand caught in the liamrax severing three Angers on his right hand. As soon as the member haJ been taken from the machine was taken to the hospital, where an examination showed that it was uccessary to amputate the injured member. The injury occurred during the afternoon and as a result of the accident, Mr. Leach will be oc.vpelled to lay off for several weeks.

it ready for the winter. Dr. Ammerman. one of the old t'tn-ers of the Hills and who was located Do you Know winner mr ore will cyanide or not? Why not have test made and ascertain percentage of recovery? Then you caa. talk Intelligently to the prosuoctlve la vestor.

SCHNITZEL MOODY Assay Office and Analytical i moratory Umpires, Controls, Free-MiMing and Cyanide Tests. io. 7 Bleaker Lead. 8. O.

MRS. A. H. SMITH ROC Rl ES Cifjars, Confectionery. Bakery Goods Fine line of Pickles.

.4 at Rochford. is dead, and will be buried at Rapid tomorrow. The marriage of Thomas Is ooe of our spoeialitis. Fa' that you dare not tru3t to the woman or the ordinary laundry be sent here. They will be tend-handlel, thoroughly cleansed sni turned in as good condition as received.

The work of the STEAM LAUNDAT. of IJ ia much above the average- cause our methods and equip" re superior. Lead Steam Laundry White Wagon, JOHNSON A CO. I Osteopathy The Better Way to Health. TILLIE WISMER Qsteopthic Physician Consultation Free In English and German.

Treat all Acute and Chronic Diseases. Office Schutz Bldg. LEAD, 8. 0. SFEAHFISH Passenger and Mail Line On and After June 1, I Will Leave Spearflsn at I A.

M. Arrive In Deadwood A. M. Leave Deadwood 12:30 P. M.

Arrive in Spearflsn 3:10 P. M. Express parcels promptly delivered at either end of the line. J. S.

McCLINTOCK. Prop. Chamberlain's Orchestra Office, Parkin Store. Residence, 701 Highland Avenue, LEAD, 9. 0.

and Anna Swanson occurred ves-terday at lie home of bride's parents on Bleeko, The 5oldi'ii Star ball team will give a masquerade ball at the opera hause tomorrow evening. A good time Is promised to all those who attend. The little child of Joli.i L. Collins and wife, died yesterday morning of IN HONOR OF MOTHER. Lead.

Halleran Block Mrs. Lorey Entertains in Honor of Her Mother. Mrs. Dickinson. The society opening of the week was ushered in by Mrs.

H. P. Lorey at her elegant home on Gwinn Ave. in honor of her mother's seveDty-fourth dirthdoy. The hostess had made ail the necessary arrangements and when the guests assembled they were, met with a roval welcome that only a Black Hills woman can give.

Those presemt "were: Mesdaines J. an aggravated case of Uuintary. TLe interment will be ai tomorrow. Miss Stella Johnson wis a Lead City visitor yesterday. Miss Johnson will then take up her full term of school at the Neman ssVnol house near St, Onge.

The entertainment that was advertised to be given in the Congregational church. Friday evening, has been postponed on account of conflict- ing circumstances. tf. Bradbury HcnniBff FREEBORN G. SHITH PIANOS Etdo L.

Woolley, Edward J. Robinson Francle C. Tucker Gee. S. Hopkins Clack Hills Fevering Company, Civil and Mining Engineers TJ.

8. Deputy Mlmeral Surveyor to oath Dakota and Wyoming. raateWoa Bttfltflng, OaaaSood, a a H. Pfeoae tn. Harrtxoa Ml Best in Quality.

Moderate in Price. 320 w. msiiT.