The Black Hills Weekly from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 3

LTAD EAILY CX4IX, LXAX, ECOTU DAKOTA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1930 FAC3 Whether you wish boxes, baskets or corsages of flowers, we can serve you expertly and artistically. McDonald the Florist. n-i tf CUT GREEN EEAKS A Dinner Dish Hanrjr Bchnlttol, dacaajiad, to tha creditors of, and ml parson having- clmm against tha laid dacaaard, to ainiuit tnsm wlih tha nacaaaary vouobsra within (our month attar tha Drat publication of Una nolle to tha aald axa-cuirli at tha ofnea of Chambara Kal-lar la tha Hearst Marcantlla Building-, hi tha City of Lawranca County, South Dakota. Datad at ad. Soutn Dakota, October M.

mo. LIN A. SCHNITZEL, Executrix of tha festata of John Hanry Bchnltaal, Dacaaaad. (Flrat Publication October 14) (Laat Publication November J8) When you think of flowers think of our, there' a difference. Mead.

Phone 2085. 9-24 tf PER CAN 15c M. W. A. NOTICE Regular meeting of Gold Run camp Wednesday evening, November 2d.

Nomination of officers for the ensuing year. By order of the Consul. W. J. HARVEY, Clerk.

24 13 NOTICE K. OF C. Regular meeting of Black Hills council No. 703 Tuesday evening, November 25, in Yeomen hall. All members are urged to attend.

By order of the G. K. E. J. LEHECKA, Sec.

22 t3 CLASSIFIED WANT COLUU CANNED CORN Real Corn Flavor 14C PER CAN SAUER KRAUT Tie Real Thicj ONLY 20c PUMPKIN PIES Good when made with Kunert' 15C PER CAN CRANBERRIES Sauce for the Turkey 2QC PER QT. Wanted (E. A. Stelnback, Atty.) NOTICK OK APPLICATION TO D18-rKlVSK WITH HtiOtLAR AO. MlftlSTHATiON OK aUTlTt' In tha County Court of the County ot Lawrence, State of South Dakota.

In the Matter of tha Estate of Annie Deeenfanla, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that Charles E. Deaenfanta ha tiled with the Clerk of thla Court, hi verified Petition praying for an Order dipenlng with the Kegular Admlnlstraton of the Estate of Annie Deeentanla, deceased, and that Thursday, the 4th day of December, A. D. 1 3l.

at ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day, being a day of a regular term ot this Court: to-wit: Of the November term, A. D. 1930. at tha Court Room thereof, at the WANTED Lady wants room In private home close in. Call 2162G.

25 t3 i WANTED Washing at 25 Baltimore. Phone 2016R. 24 t5 PEAS Garden Flavor PER CAN WANTED Board and room for high school boy. Call Evelyn Sherman at Black Hills cafe after 9 p. m.

tl 14C Court House in the City of Deadwood, I In the aald County of Lawrence, State of South Dakota, ha been aet for hearing aald Petition to dispense with a regular administration of the Estate i of said decedent, said Katate being composed ot tha family homestead of said deceased, and being of the value of less than J5.0U0.0U, when and where any person Interested may appear and show causa why th said Petition should not ba granted. Notice 1 further given that aald Estate 1 wholly I A Cause for Thanksgiving JUST as our forefathers gave thanks for a bountiful year, so we have found the residents and business interests of the Northwest appreciative of the strong, sound banking service afforded by the Northwest Bancorporation and its affiliated institutions. As an independent unit of this great organization, we are thankful for the confidence placed in our financial strength and banking facilities. We welcome you and your problems every business day of the year. First National Bank LEAD, S.

DAK. WANTED Girl for boarding house. Over Highway garage. Call 2367R. 22 13 Tender ASPARAGUS A Pleasure to Eat WANTED To buy 3 good dressers or dressing tables with mirrors.

Curran and Curran. 21 t3 exempt from attachment or other means process and not liable for the payment of tha debts of the deceased, and that upon the hearing of aald Petition tha final decree ot Diatrlbution will Immediately be entered. Dated at Deadwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota, thla 17th day ot November, A. D. 1830 R.

N. OGDEN, Judge of County Court Attest: A. M. LAWLER, Clerk. (First Publication November 18) (Last Publication November 28) For Sale SPECIAL 35C CAN What is the best Coffee HILLS BROS.

ONLY 4gC CAN SLICED PEACHES All ready to serve with Cram Inquire at Art 22 t3 FOR SALE Piano, and Baby Shop. FOR SALE Round Oak heater, good as new. Phone 2284R, 18 t6 Affiliated with NORTHWEST BANCORPORATION Combined Resources Over $485,000,000 (Chambers Kellar, NOT1CB TO CREDITORS Estate of John William Bcrugg. Deceased. Netlce Is hereby given by tha undersigned administratrix ot the estate of John William Scruggs, deceased, to tha creditors of and all oersons hav For Rent FOR RENT Comfortable bed sitting room Apply Tackaburj Agency.

11-24 tf ing claims against the said deceased; to exhibit them with the necessary I vouchers, within four months after ONLY 28C CAN tance to the ground, sustaining a fractured pelvis. TOMATOES 2 CANS FOR 25c HEAVY WHIPPING CREAM 25C A PINT FOR RENT Furnished light housekeeping rooms. 219 East Main. 21 t6 Howard Cole, an enlisted soldier in Troop Fourth U. S.

cavalry, Fort first publication ot this nonce, to tne said administratrix at the office of Chamber Kellar In Hearst Mercantile Building In the City of Lead, South Dakota. Dated Lead, S. October, SOth 1930. IVY F. SCRUGGS, Administratrix of the Estate of John William Scruggs, Deceased.

(First Publication October SI) (Last Publication December 6) Meade, was arrested early Sunday FOR RENT Furnished flat, furnished homes. H. S. Clark. 8-17 tf morning by Night Officer Costello, charged with fighting and resisting an officer.

Cole came into town early Saturday evening and some COFFEE CREAM 2QC A PINT FOR RENT 3 and 4 room furnished apartment. 412 West Main. 9-5 tf hours later donned his fighting LEGAL NOTICES North Star Dairy NOTICE YEOMEN Members please pay dues the afternoon of the 28th. DELMA STILWILL, Sec. 25 t2 NOTICE A.

O. U. W. Members please pay assessments and dues at Yeomen hall Friday afternoon, November 28, from 1:30 to 5:30. W.

A. LOOMIS, Treas. 25 t2 CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means of expressing our gratitude to neighbors and other friends for their kindliness and sympathy during the death of our baby, Doris Marie Nelson. We are grateful for the floral offerings and for all other tokens and expressions of sympathy during this sad time. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank A. Nelson. More weight in tire chains gives more wear. Gamble's new Tiger Chains case-hardened weigh more per pair than any other standard specification chain.

29x4.40 $3.15 30x5.00 $4.35. Gamble Stores, Rapid City, S. D. Royal Neighbor dance at Nemo November 26th. Music by Gaiety orchestra.

25 12 NOTICE WOLFF FINK, THE RELIABLE JEWELER, takes pleasure In announcing to his old friends and customers that he has taken special care in the selection of his holiday line of Diamonds Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Hawkes Glassware, Pearl Dresser Sets and Leather Goods, and a fine line of Novelties, and as he carries the largest and finest stock in the Black Hills with a reputation of honest dealings with all his customers for 49 years, he invites you to call and see his stock before buying elsewhere. Main Street. 24 t2 12 Portrait Solve 12 Xmaa gifts With every dozen cabinet portraits we will give 1 8x10 large Crystal portrait free, if taken before December 1st. Appointments are necessary for all settings from now Ul Xmas. Phone 2146R.

BLACK HILLS STUDIOS, Inc. 11-12 tf We have received a new Randall refrigerator for flowers. They are always fresh. Call Mead. Phona 2085.

9-24 tf Dr. Johnson, Dentist. Searle Blk. 8-20 tf Have your pictures framed at the Black Hills Studios. 11-1 tlm When you want flowers of the highest quality call Mead.

Phone 2085. 9-24 tf Our prices are the lowest In the Hills on flowers. Always freah. Call Mead. Phone 2085.

9-24 tf COAL AND WOOD Kleeoburn Nut 8.26 per too fopoala Lump per ton Popoaia Li imp 10.50 per ton Klrby Nut 11.75 per ton Klrby Lump 13.50 per too Rock Spring Lump 13.50 per too Wood -sawed or cord wood $3.00 up. UK HAN COAL CO. Phone 2028 B-25 tlm Naphtha cleaning fluid at Coxey'a Filling Station. 7-2 tf Superlative quality, experienced (Francis J. Parker, Atty.) OTIC OK MKAKl.NU STATU OK SOUTH DAKOTA, County of Lawrence.

ss. In County Court. In the Matter of the Estate of lionore Joseph Casavant, Diceasud. The State of South Dakota sends Greetings to Alfred Cauuvuiil und Alma Casavant Ooforth, uoirs ut law, devisees and legatees, of llouore Joseoh BROWN'S MENTHOL COUGH SYRUP Efficient Remedy for Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. GUARANTEED 35c and 65c BROWN DRUG STORES, Incorporated Lead Deadwood Belle Fourche A COMPLETE STOCK Casavant, deceased, and all persons to whom these presents may come: i Notice is given that Alma Casavant I OF FRUIT.

VEGETABLES. CANNED GOODS and OTHER EATABLES FOR clothes and tried to mop up on a number of soldiers and several civilians at the dance at the auditorium and later on the streets in the downtown section. He was engaged in kicking in the sides of the post motor bus when the officer rounded him up and placed him in the city jail. Arraigned before Police Judge C. E.

McHugh yesterday morning Cole pleaded guilty to the charge lodged against him and was fined $25 and costs and ordered to serve 30 days in the city jail, which he is now doing. Miss Mary Craig, dramatic and music instructer in the Deadwood high school is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital, this city, suffering from a fractured ankle, sustained Sunday afternoon when she slipped on an icy portion of pavement and fell, turning her ankle badly. She was removed to her home and medical aid summoned. Failure of the injured member to respond to treatment resulted in her removal to the hospital yesterday afternoon where X-ray photographs revealed a fracture.

Last evening she was reported to be resting easy. THANKSGIVING P. A. GUSHURST Uororth has tiled In tills court a petition for the admission to probate of the lust will of lionore Joseph Casavant, deceused, and for issuunce of letters testamentary to Alma Casuvant Uoforth, and that Thursday, the 4th day of December, 1930, at tiie hour of ten o'clock A. at the County Court House building in the City of Dead-wood, County of Lawrence, ritate of South Dakota, has been set as the time and place when and where said petition will be heard and ull persons Interested may appear and Khow cause why the said petition should not be granted, or contest the said will.

Duted tills 22nd day of November, 1920. By the Court: B. N. OGDEN, Judge of the County Court. Attest: A.

M. LAWLER, Clerk. (SEAL) (Kirst Publication November 24) (Last Publication December i) TRY ST0LBERGS THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Frozen Plum Pudding Ice Cream In Bricks LEAD DRUG CO. Phone 2371 GEYERMAN. M.

J. 8. ROOER9, D. A. E.

BELLOWS. TECH. P. MORSMAN. M.

D. A. E. KUMRF. M.

D. J. VAN VALKENBURO. TECH. HARQENS.

D. A. C. DEAN, D. P.

E. RICHARDS. D. D. LUTHERAN SANATORIUM AND HOSPITAL Ambulance and Alrplana Service SpecUli-ti in Medicine, Surgery, Orwtetrics, Children! Diseases.

Dentistry Violet Ray. Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat, Cancer, Radium, X-rUy HOT SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA (Chamber Kellai, Atty) NOTICE TO CREDITORS the County Court ot the County of Lawrence. Stat of South Dakota. In the Matter of the Estate of John Henry Schnitsel, Deceased.

Nolle Is hereby given by the under-signed, executrix of tha estate of John JOB WORK A SPECIALTY 3 mrm AT THE HOMESTAKE a "The Big Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's drama of prison riots, was started in the smallest and finished In the largest set ever built. The first was a tiny cubicle or cell in which Chester Morris, Wallace Beery and Robert Montgomery appeared. The last was a complete penitentiary and yard in which a thousand men figured in a convict riot quelled by army tanks and machine guns. Leily Hyams, Lewis Stone, De Witt Jennings, Karl Dane, Claire McDowell, J. C.

Nugent and others of note appear. It will show tonight Polly Mo ran, the incomparable comedienne, who appears as one of a score of fun makers In Raoul Walsh's Fox Movietone production, "Hot For Paris," was, a few years back, a quite important and successful vaudevill-ian. In "Hot For Paris," which comes tomorrow only, she does a new sort of maid character which is a riot of laughs. This current Walsh production is based on a story idea which Walsh conceived directly after finishing "the Cock Eyed World." Victor Mc-Laglen, Fifl Dorsay and El Brendel are co-featured and the story revolves around an Australian sailor played by McLaglen, who wins the great Calcutta sweepstakes. (ft.

9 i nt 1 iv ENGRAVED, EMBOSSED OR PRINTED TO YOUR ORDER SELECT NOW from a complete assortment of beautiful subjects. Orders filled untU December 1st Hearst Mercantile Ca Stationery Section service, lowest prices. McDonald the Florist. 11-1 tf 1 We have taken over the picture DRIVER'S LICENSE ACT IS TO BEJNTRODUCED SIOUX FALLS, Nov. To pormote highway safety in South Dakota, Roy D.

Burns of Sioux Falls, recently elected state representative, said today he would support a proposed motor vehicle drivers' license act at the next state legislative session. Elected to the house of representatives as a republican, Burns explained that enactment of the uniform motor vehicle operators license act, as recommended by the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety, would give South Dakota all the es-sentiol provisions of the uniform motor ehicle code. Other parts of the code, which was drafted under supervision of the department of commerce, include the registration act, anti-theft act, and uniform motor vehicle act. These three parts have been Incorporated into South Dakota laws. "The main purpose of the drivers' license act," Burns said, "is to reduce accidents by keeping incompetent and reckless drivers off the highways.

Under this law all drivers of motor vehicles would be required to procure a license. Such license for proper cause might be recinded or suspended for disciplinary purposes. "Experience in eleven states which have passed a similar measure has demonstrated that there are fewer accidents and fewer fatalities with such law in operation." Burns, a Sioux Falls attorney, said he had no definite plans for presenting individual bills, believing that proposed measures should be given thorough consideration by the proper committee before introduction. 1 v. 1 1 framing business of G.

A. Rounse-vell, and are prepared to do first class work in this line. i BLACK HILLS STUDIOS 11-1 tlm Christmas Cards THE HIGHLAND HOTEL WILL SERVE MKSGIVING DINNER DEADWOOD I mas the FVMMr-Tbne i 5:30 TO 8 P. M. 12 NOON TO 2 P.

M. Price 3 $loo Per Plate i The Call is showing one of the most beautiful and extensive line of Christmas Card samples ever brought to the city. It is not too early to place your order. The cards, if desired will be held until wanted and your order placed now may save disappointment. They are shown in many sizes, styles and prices.

You are cordially invited to call and inspect this wonderful line at the Lodge, Club and Social Notices Miss Rose Wagner returned to Belle Fourche yesterday to resume her work as chief operator of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company there, after spending a two weeks vacation In Deadwood with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Wagner. D. C. Booth, superintendent of the U.

S. fisheries In Spearfish, numbered among the outgoing passengers on the Burlington yesterday afternoon enroute to Crawford, where he will spend several days attending to business. Vernon Watklns, science instructor In the Deadwood public schools, who was seriously Injured early in the school year while on a field expedition with his geology class, has fully recovered and yesterday resumed his duUes In school. The unfortunate accident occurred in Boulder canyon where Mr. Watklns and his class were searching for rock specimens and the latter lost his balance while climbing at a high point on the canyon wall, and fell a considerable dis i NOTICE Black Hills Rod and Gun club are calling a general meeting at Dead-wood city hall Tuesday evening, November 25th, 7:30 o'clock.

Cars for all interested will start from Coxey'a Filling Station at 7 p. m. EDWIN LOWRY, Sec. 24 t2 I. O.

O. F. Regular meeting Tuesday evening, November 25, and drill team is requested to attend for practice. Other business to be attended to. By order Noble Grand.

O. J. MOCHON, Sec. 24 t2 THE GIFT THAT CREATES NO GREATER OBLIGATION THAN THE FRIENDLY THOUGHTFULNESS THAT PROMPTED IT YOUR PHOTOGRAPH BLACK HILLS STUDIOS. Lead Spearfish Daily Call Office.