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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28

And TO strengthen these studs against
the pressure from the inside a Piece OF
plank is spiked across the foot in the
shown. This prevents the
studs from splitting and being forced
outward. as the contents Of the sic
settle down. 4 double floor Of OAK
boards twelve inches wide, with joint.
broken. is laid acrossthe four sills. and
a thick coating Of pine tar is laid be-
tween the floors: the upper one being
bedded into the tar, which thus fills the
joints. This gives a most excellent air.
tight floor, which is ft for any purpose.
The inner wall. the only one al present.
is made Of common boards doubled. anc
with roofing felt between them. Tht
plates are tied by two by eight piece:
spiked on the top, upon which q tern
porary staging may be laid at any tim;
tor the fodder catta.-X +. Tunes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
MY FORMER SElP.

1kcoT thee not 1y youthful friend.
And yet think that I can trace,
As wisrc1Ily I gaze and bend.
d Something familiar In thy face
EetH-nks I've seen thy rudy cheek.
Tty brow urwria&led- fair and high.
Thy pleasant sale ina; seems 70 speak.
Thy dark brown hA;r-thy sparkling eye.
Wien Gid I know thee Thou ar fair
And ! an f-a:l and fun OF woe.
Ny 7rhIa- brow Is scanned with care
Twas surely n the long ago.
How changed an 7. while rhou n the same
As VIXEN ! Knew thee fresh and young;
Love Z thine eyes. a living fame.
Ac6 -cRe.Gi x.tchsries or rny tongue,
Thy hsa-t was strong. thy step was Iixas
Ambition .rOlicked n Thy brain.
And dared 20 dream o: dizzier helgh:
q uCr-ai EFFORT could attain
-kT tancses wandered
Wild as TIE storms On mountain c-es.
Arc free a. -eatiest summer wind
w9otons OF the oceans breast
Tine seemed before thine eager eyes
To stretch lIIuitabI7 long:
FOR toll for pleasure. fo- emp-ize.
For con-.ct o. The right WIKI w-oag.
Such fate a failure never doomed
o. nv horzors distant scope.
A,c a. things possible assumed
The living forms OF Love and Hone
A. ms tho- wet AID more taln this
WEer ~ were comrades s-arca anc :-1e.
An never dreamed thai present bliss
toEl1 chang - texture or - hue:
Sers-- d Ee-e-. Grsan. -car wears
CC-e put G-ulIo, wiki ~ twain.
AIc teach re AMID --Gans and tears
That thou and I had lived Il va.n,
has -o..ed OF. a1t rho- Art let
a aG-- thoE-h--a-d nothing uore:
O. 81 -hy former force oe--.-.
= broker blow on -he shore.
VIE I o. what y DAYS long oas-,
Was Ike - thee = ace and .c-1
F1oa- Ike : leaf upon The biast
% Death : inevitable storm
VAN a-e -s--"t- All blooms decay.
That -----s nay follow = --e-- -.esi:
An TITS --S- perish n he -aY.
seeC- may I've @he1 ~. a-e dead.
Our s-ed---ne may - he-e IT Earth
oar El--e~- = 2 Heaven above
\ second .li ---O---- birth
L Cod E-e--i-y O.: o.
-Ct--ts II ken. II TJrtts C7rD-nto,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28

1t is safe 10 say that thousands OF
horses die annually. literally burnt out
with too much OF a grain diet. and too
little Of a cooling NJ l. may conf
IDENTIFY be asserted that if more turnips,
cabbage. potatoes and beets were fed
them with their grain. they would last
longer and be freer from disease. And
the same rule applies TO all animals fed
on g-ain.-Ipaerlcdn Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28

There's nothing like leather, ex-
cepting. of course. the upper crust of
the young wifs's first p~is--J0ugaal Of
Education.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
Land cniee Talk.

From the last week 's issue Of the Ute
Chief We learn that furry OF excite
ment was created nj tlr Springs few
weeks ago over report from Washing
ton TO the effect that the Glenwood
Land district had been carved 10 pieces
and two new Offices ereated-One nj
Aspen and the other at Mceker. On
investigation the report proved to be
groundless. We agree with the Chief
when il says that there Is rs much need
for land office at Aspen as there is for
n li0r having n nth leg. The territory
lying south and east Of GlenwoOd
Springs il all within easy reach oi the
Land office and there is no necessity
whatever FOR creating new lanl dis
trict on that side. The Chief sass that
lin time possibly 1t may be cspedieni 10
divide this lthe GlrnwOodl district, some
where 20 tlic vest In our opinion 1t
would be- very cNpclirnt la do 1t now.
None but those who have had the cy-
p~ri-ncr na,- any i'ica oi the fntusnfps
10 lie encountered by settler, on this
side Of the Divide who make TIA. trip
from anywhere on White OF Hear rivers
during this season o, the year io trans,
nc, business at the GlenwoOi Land Of
fee. \ witness In u recent ease came
back 10 Meeker with his feet frozen and
otherwise badly done up. But exposure
To the wint-ry blasts is not the only
thing the settlers on this side complain
Of; they kick more on the distanc. and
heavy expense incurred III consequence
of their remotene.s from tho Land Of
ilcf-se,ilers in the lower Hear river
country being over two hundred miles
distant from GlcnwoDi, while the Aspen.
Eagle river and upper Grand river set
tiers, who are within the cicuw0d
Jurisdiction. are mostly within "a radius
of hfiy miles from the Springs and can
reach the Land Office In nearly every
Instance by rail. On III. other hand
II takes from three 10 four days, "a;
present, 10 go from here io olrnwool
Springs, and We prrsnm. l, takes the
Browns Park settlers six or seven DAYS
Ia travel from that place IN Gicnwopi.
Yes, II would hc -sp-,li-nt and also
very beneficial To the settlers OH Whit.
ani BEAR rivers II land ofilrc were
established. n; Mc-kcr. hut IL Is no, nj
all pEohsbl. that we will b. surprised
by an, such beneficial measure In the
near future.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
a Gf.at blizzard.

The great storm which swept over the
entire country last week and the week
before was iutcrmingled with freeze
the like Of which has not been cNperi-
cnccd since the memorable winter oi
1864. Fatalities are reported from all
sections. especially in Minnesota. Mon
tann. Dakota. Nebraska and Kansas,
where MANY lives were lost. The storm,
while less In the Southern States. still
found tile people there unpreDared for
it. Dispatchesrrom different sections
In the Northern States and Territories
indicate that over three hundred people
have died from the effects Of the cold.
So far as known not a single life has
been lost In Colorado, although II was
hy no means warm In this state
In Dakota the number Of persons
frozen to death IL appalling. some are
of the opinion that not oue.half OF the
deaths have vet been reported. Trains
ceased TO run on most OF the railroads,
not only on account of the intense cold,
but on account of the blizzard which
ragged for over week.
The mercury ut different points fell
below lo.i" degrees below -e.o, and u
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

In commenting on the present pros
porous condition OF Ouray ihc solid
Miiidn1n SAYS:
''f1r the bics iuss generously ard
ilyishly bestowed. w. arr willing in
credit share ip the Almighty sud RIO
GEandu railway. bu, the gfrgi bal. of
tie glory ~ mplrsiis award To nitn
Mean, and lhr solid Muldnun. p,Y sud
night Tor years have those twn grci,
AMI energetic brnrf ,riom lil'nurl %"
advance tile Interests 81 This county g'If
this people. Thpuslui, ~ dollars hia
Otto expended in blasting through the
rlu6us. gIrsc5 aud mlnuiIi1 sides .u
this county. CARLOADS ~ Mud 'lus
aui arrg, of wind taS" g'nr forth Ia
the outside world, arlrliuiins ihrm
with the rrturss HT uHf miuci. ginriUa
nf our ciimlic romantic grandeur II
our surrounding, anj energy e.! uur
people. And nus ihit tI~ HuMc1I Is
cr.as,d and wc arr blsEiug $50 iuHpHas
beneath the cluster Ui the Iipluing
gripc sail purple NJ the Hpricnis bloom.
wc can look back fog wears NJ honest.
successful uistlIn;. aui .,y without fclE
OF falsehu1d or contradiction, that we
arc Jhr most universally cur,ri hri.o
nf lrucactnrs IN 40 the broad sud
i,uuuilcss West. Bu, fame B, . y"grgh-
bic ot .lua growth. ani We are patiently
awaiting tie day when tnuas critics
who develop with their Jaw, and create
demand by their appetite, will kindly
permit u,. without protest, 10 run our
own business.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
itnr,r rrn, N., r.rnisr.

Charles Zrbutg affd Peter Nrsrcron
applied ut the MHyurs Ice tn Chicago
recently Tor license to run butcher
shop for the sale Of t,ric meat. The
Mayors secretary scu' ili-u 10 Dr. lie
Wolf They had both Isru To- this bul
incss In the old couutr md wrr" pre-
pared To demonstrate iiI1' horse meat iH
better than poftcFhous. teak and much
cheaper. After tndirg .hr doctor thci
explained their mis.lsl aHj wound np
by saving that In Eur1F" hurse meat
was staple article II ipI. The doctor
asked ;hcm where they would gct their
horses. They replied That "whrn -
horse breaks his leg ~ viii iill him In
aianily and make mrai II him" Dc.
DE Wolf admitted ,hni houc meat WIS
good. provided it's TAT. young. hoalihy
horse. lie had eaten IL in Paris and
found 1t 10 be ~ good as hccf. hut. '
said the doctor. "a hursr nc for meat Is
worth 500 or 500 aud sou could not AZ
ford TO pay onc.nfth that much. II =
good horses leg were broken and he
were killed Immediately. hc might maxi.
good meat, but in a short time he
would become fcyUfish and unit for
food. In Europe every animal u cN-
amined before being slaughtered The
doctor thought we had not yet been re-
ducrd to the necessity OF horse meat.
and the application ioT u license was re-
fused,
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
Etr~ -. Frost.

During the late Storm and cold snap
IRE was very good company. But
when such FIRE did not coniiuc Itself
TO the stove alone, but take house and
all. then the other cxtreni. was pre-.
scnted. Several such cases happcnc'S
aud In some instances the suneriugs Of
those burned out we're terrible. Ten
miles west Of Duluth. Minnesota. the
house of August Wutross was burned
on the morning ui the i0th, aud the
family were Obliged to trudgc nearly a
mile. bateiootcd aud IN their night
clothes. To ueighbor's house. They
were badly frozen and Farmer Wintross
will lose his feet nul legs.
The post cumm.ssary building AZ Fort
Mckinney, Wyoming. was entirely dc
stroyed by fire on the morning oJ the
iIth It was stocked WITH supplies to
last until the lirst oi Aiay. and the csti-
mated loss is $4,000, with no iusur-
ancc. Enough supplies are LETT 10 last
ten days. but owing 10 tic impassability
of the roads the troops have been rut on
half rH,ions. Tho me started In u de-
fectivc Hue. aud water was difficult
to obtain all the buildings would have
been destroyed n Inc wind had been
blowing. The mg.sury was . degrees
below zero at tie gu9.
At Tower, nng.y miles north Of
Duluth, e bcsTli.. hcuse anl saloon
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
J.w. HUGUs. \, MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus e. Co.,
BANKERS,
NEEkER, COLORADO.
\, MAJOR.

Transact General banking Business.
Highest rrie. paid for County Warrants, In
t-r.st allowed On Time Deposits. Drafts
drawn on Eastern cities aud Europe.
Correspondents, kouniko Brus., New York;
first National Rank, Omaha; Colorado
National Hank, Denver; J. W. Hrsnis 4 Co.,
Eawlin., wyo.
Collections Promptly Attended 10.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

500; Laura Chellman, $50 To $3.50; A.
l.. Watson, S0,osl to si.ss3. Claim FOR
rebate of Foster " Mclaughlin was not
granted.
The following bills were allowed: n.
Il, Nelson, per diem and mileage, Sl0o.-
50; j. &. Kendall, SIZE; j. +. Myser.
S3l; d. Neyin, S2s.iO; Nm, Kehoc, s5i.
Mr.. Gregory WAS instructed TO See
about cages for the jail. and If neces-
sary call Il special meeting OF the Board.
II. e. Bateman WAS allowed rebate
of $500 To si,oOO.
The following claims were allowed (:
A. ). Putnam, S7G,so; Il. ID. strang,
$3.50; a. j. Gregory, siio51; =, W.
Leonard, to pay janiIor three months,
sgJOJ.
Adjournd TO call OF chairman.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

seemed rs II il neve, Would rise. At
Chippewa Falls. Wiscon.iu, the ther-
mometer registered 6s below zero, the
lowest reached at any po'uL
Reports from the Ml's5uri and Mis-
.lssippi basin countries shows that the
loss OF cattle and other t.lcl has been
much greater than hrsi reported. In
Kansas horses and CALI peEishel la
their stalls and the owAe.s have been
badly frozen while attcmp,Iug Ia render
them assistance. On the Missouri
pacillc railroad two trail loads Of cattle
were caught in the biz rl and every
animal WAS frozen to de..,i,
In Bonhommc count, DaEOta, 9Ol
head OF frozen cattle wefr counted In
one place and 40 In alo,hor. Dead
cattle and hogs NAV he seen along the
road from Ynnk,on 10 spy.nsne!d. and
the snow.dlltls are ~ 10 DO thirty
feet deep.
Adylcos from Texas lw tile weather
To have been most scgstg known Tor
seass .-.Tt ~ IN >-f,scd ~ lusswItf vv
great. The n.ws from ecry part ui
Northern TcSis iepart unheafd-ui de-
strnttion among tbs ca,,ir, many Of
which were frozen 10 death under good
shelter.
AT several points throughout Kansas
and Nebraska fuel hsd hrtom- very
scarce, and the people used ~ all the
coal on hand. and as there Is ~ iimU-T
they were compelled TO burn c,rn, hay,
and even furnitur, Ia keep from frrcf'
ing to death. \ Union Pacific c1al train
was stopped ut several places hy IA m
who unloadcd what coal they needed
and then hauled II TO ti'eir home
IL many OF the oullyiugdistricis schu1i
children we're frozen to death while 80
ing or coming from school. A. Niii.
cite, Dakota. four children fruLs iU
death Ia school house lnd the teacher
left them to 10 for assistance. iiry
bIiy has not been found. Al Ahrf
deem teacher left lcr school duT.t,'
this storm la go ,p her father liuiisc nj
hundred yards distant; ilrr dead
ioii WIS found nearly mile from The
school house. AnotheF teacher twelve
miles from Aberdeen WAS caught la thu
blizzard after leaving her school aHl
wandered nj! night. When iuuni next
morning size WAS baroli alive aui died
snon after. Near Yankinn q mother
started towards school house nu, fiI
dis;an, to get n child home. aud got Dc'
wiii-r-i and froGe nrar hons.
Al country school house IN central
Nebraska tie h,ofm tori the roof OIL,
With oouTaR. and ~, saaeu II n.ni the
school teacher tied ;Ls pupils in cacli
other and then Ia h.s III. ani marched
through the snow aud gale To farm
houao thcc.aulFicrs .. milo away.
\ farmer, living tvs mt''s from foI-
ter. Nebraska. and his s9u STATED ou,
.. .i.s~- ,,..,- --..,'s --.s = -".D n-li
were found icw days li.-t Two iniicI
east iyiug siir hy side,
\ school teacher an! eight scholars
persisted ut Neigh. nebraska, ais
seven other persons NJ 'hr sanc p'lc.
We could chronicle columns oi Himliai
Incidents. but when vrrai hundred
arc taken Into consider Ion space for
lids.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
Southern Colorado Gatti-men.

The Executive Committee Of the
southern Colorado Stock Growers A.
sociation makes ils following strong
appeal 10 its members;
The question nf m OfganiLatl0n or 10
abandon n community of interests Is
before M for immediate consideration.
The apathy OF the stockmen enrolled
upon our membership list the almost
imp0ssihility Of obtaining quorum ut
Our meetings for the transaction OF busi-
ness and H.. non-pai iment oil dues has
forced the issue upon us.
Our inspector las been relieved from
duty because We are unable To pay him.
Is n community Of interests Ia onr
business worth auythingy
II Is Known Ia your Executive Com
s--.'... that .i.rr..iaii.F.- ar, i.,lns com
mitted IN diiirren, localities upon cal,l,
and horses but II is poweflcss To pre-
serve property interests from u lack oi
funds,
Your Inspector last winter more than
paid the salary given him In collections
from the hides from dead cattle aud
those killed by rlilru DIS.
Thieves have been prosecuted until
they have, TIL lately, given us wide
berth.
Is this WORK tn be abandoned 2 Winter
b. upon us and tle dead cattle should he
looked after; hides should be inspected
and reported upon. aud above all Nc
should take counsel among ourselves
what Is best for our common Interest,
Your Executive Committee cannot do
all; u ne is sour aid, Vour council, Your
advice nnd your presence ut the meet
!ngs, and au expression of your wishes
anI will.
II q unity Of action clnn", h. had al
tie next meeting We must dissolve; u
this Is done, none u u, ran afipui 10 h.
withou, an iusprgiuFrhip aud we must
Join thr DeuyrT association, ~ mile,
away.
An organization Of GONE Kind will al
WAYS b. nccrvnly aud will prevail.
Tie questions aTr. will sou continue
,bc present Que. form q new oT.aniEa-
ton With legal Incorporation, OF viii
sDu abandon yuur Interests 10 thieves
md msIaudrrS = Cheyenne journal,
Then follows . call Tor u meeting At
Pueblo. nud the appeal closes hy urRiug
the members to b. uu hand, and s-,ys :
"fuu can ne: upon yuui own individual
inter, sis. AMI 10 one else can
rhrTu q, fool lar though, In the above
paragraphs. ani -pmr o, the mcmtrrt
of the Wuilr River Association might
read them with profit 10 themselves and
l.lyani,s,, tn t.,.lr fellow s,u-km.u.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

Hon H. C.o, Lamar, who resigned two
weeks ago as Secretary Of the Interior.
was confirmed 10y the Senate rs Judge
in the United States supreme Court.
Nearly all of the Republican Senators
opposed his confirmation because nf his
connection with the eouiedcracy during
the rebellion. However. Senators Rid.
dlubcrgor, Of Virginia, stewart, of Ne
vala. and Stanford OF California. voted
with The Democrats and Mr. l.amIr
was confirmed 10y a vote OF g. to %. Mr.
villas succeeds Lamar as Secretary of
the interior. and Don Dickinson Site
auris Via as po8tMastrr-'"Hr-Hl
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

Some months ago the Mayor and City
Council Of Lincoln. Nebraska. were put
in the custoly Of a United States Mar
shni fps contempt OF an order Of The
United States Circui; Court Au ar-
poh was taken tn the United States
supreme Court who rendered dcci
sion last week. ordering the release nf
the cty officials. the Court. In q
lengthy opinion 10y Justice Gray, hold
that the isderll court sitting AS a cour;
of Equity had nu jurisdiction over Grim
inll cases, or cases involving the APP
poiutmeut or removal of municipal of
lccis.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

\ rcr-rui Hsnsins .,i ca,i-ritra hu,iae..
Transacted. iiuy AMI ..li Foreign
ani putn~sii- EXCHANGE.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28
.u,s,iaw.a to Hammer urs.-.

Chicago Drummer - Philadelphia
rather "a slnw place. isn't ~ y danger
ous place, tou. I've heard.
philadelphia Girl - It would bc per-
fcc;iS safe to you.
Chicago drummer WHY
Philadelphia Glfl-Jrciu.r nobody is
allowed To hammer hFa0.-rhiialolphia
Call.
The Meeker herald., 1888-01-28

burned TO tho ground on the Goth, and
ten persons perished in the llames. II
was 30 below zero at the time and the
lire could not he exiinguished.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05

81 n IN wey % secure early
l. - ~ Z I6fmulate ! bill % 60
4 - leSislssrrs under sus-
1ica - the rules, providing for 4
= 1ent 1tixe convention every
h q IA nv tsrritory to send dele
I l sAy q Huron u Aberdeen,
\ oat February frst Limit this
vention Il ia days duration and
"a deci ding upon but Two questions.
lrt thslIne of division; second,
le names Ok the two states. Then
stths delegates divide into two
sonventions. The south could adopt
f. coss itution they have practi-
md the north In thirty days
.ld make one y suit submit to
y no md 4 the same time elect
1to oflloe1s, congressman and leg
yature - that ~ the end Of
nseh the legislature could meet
nnd eiect senators, and ID April an
extYn De1sion 81 congress could adj
lt a. Two DAkotas. Fargo Argus.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05
Consumption surely Cured.

To the Editor-Ple inform
your readers that / have a positive
remedy for the above named dis.
ease. BY its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. i shall be glad to
send two bottles Of my remedy
Free to any of your readers who
have consumption if they will send
me their express aud post office adj
dress. Respectfully,
I. A. SLocUM, M. G.
1871 Pearl st., Few York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05
uesit wilma

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklens ArnicA Salye and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that
have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tse them every time, and we stand
ready 10 refund the purchase price,
II satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on
their merits.
]. 8. Talcott, Druggist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05
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~ ec!s u PeFIoct narmony Win nature
aAd e re only kreparatlon y common
uSe tnat dceS. Natures ways = % open
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tonacf0le ana easier % cxPectoratc ana
reIieve tne inegs ana tnay e precisely
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05

lunar MooDY, 81 he Black Hills,
Ives III ieksas follows 10 regard
q Ae ada sion 81 Dakota into the
~ afs we'll defined, upon
2oaretuk consideration Of the whole
oct and baaed upon what / know
z FL Nm AAfS4 HI 1nk M snnax feisnxia
l. fhe leading republicans Of.
ID eunntry. &c the democratic
this winter passes the senate
It'll An TIE admission Of South Da-
Hota which il may 1T tho next house
= tOpublican, then our apprehen-
6icns An ended. ii this present
house dOes nOt pass tho senate bill,
WhethsR there i al extra session
fhis spring 81 whether the next con-
erese meets for the first time at the
IoSshlnr session Id december 1889.
Va should have . bill At once put in
similar 10 tho one now pending,
which IN twice passed the senate,
Onoo utsdcr tho supervision and
xnanaSement Of General Harrison,
NM which provides for the admis.
1ion d South Dakota under the
Sioux Falls constitution, and press
n NJ ! passage. North Dakota
should have provision made for it
III tn incoming territorial legisla-
turn fOF = constitutional convention
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05
Bucklsn's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tettor. chapped
bands. chilblains. corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures pills
or no pay rexuired. it is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cts per
box. For sale by ]. S. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-05

Our stock Of winter overcoats is
very large, md in order to insure
quick sales, we have marked prices
way down. A. @. RINGsRUD.