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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21
agr6er mes respectueuses saluta-
tons.
A. G.
Quebec, Is Aodt 1890.

L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT remercie
bien sinc4rement Nellie A. G.. de
ga bienveillante ct pr6cieuse COLA
boration. II lui souhaite un heu-
reux voyage ct espere avoir, au
MONS de temps en- temps, lie plai-
sir de publler quelques lignes ve-
nant dele.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

La California Wine House, No.
253 ct 255 Ave. Sud, s'est assure
les services de M. Swibert Tur-
geon qui Sc fera un plaisil de SER
vir ses compatriotes ct amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

A vendre a Motto prix cette Sc
maine un lot avec une maison de
8 chambres ct une bonnie 6curie,
situ6 sur la lie rue Nord, pres de
la lie Ave., vous pouvez acheter
cette %propri6t6 pour $1,000 sur
placements faciles. z. Dameules.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

Vous pouvez faire assurer votre
maison ct votre m6nage par les
meilleures companies d'assuran-
&c sur lie feu, en- vous adressant q
z. Demeules, No. 9 24me rue N.
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I'm cyclone a pass6 mardi vers
5 heures de l'apres-midi a Wilker
BAN, Pa, tuant huit personnes Ell
en- pleasant I'm grand nombre ct
faisant pour plus de 100000 dollars
de degats.
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banquet eu Spaulding, preside par
le ]uge Page Morris. lie tout a.
etc I'm brilliant success,

banquet ea Spaulding, preside par
le ]uge Page Morris. LIE tout a
etc un brilliant success.
***
flusleurs amis Sc r6unissaient
hler soir a la magnifque residence
de M. J. A. Robert, sur la 3Ame
rue, a loccasion du 30eme anniver-
salre de ga naissance. Une adres-
SO lul q etc pr6sent6e en- meme
temps qu'une 6l6gante came q
pomme dor.
Contracteur de batisses depuis
plusleurs ann6es M. Robert est un
de nos jeunes compatriotes qu1
re ussissent le mieux q Duluth.
LII remonta1t reinforcement sa
ma1son d neuf en- y aJoutant tout
&c qui dome IL comfort: chambre
de balns, chauffage q air chaud,
commodities de toutes sortes; lien
ma etc 6pargn6 pour en- faire I'm
"home" comfortable. On a meme
trouv6 place pour un magniique
piano.
Nul doute que lon s'est amuse.
Xxx
Les Societies ouvrieres SO propo-
sent de feter lie "labor day. le Ter
septembre proclaim avec 6clat. II
y aura une grande procession dams
I'avant midi.
PIERROT.
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QUEBEC.

Lies pluies continuelles ccm
mencent d fare pourrir les patates,
L'avoine SQUIRE aussi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

pour lui donnpr lie nam de rue Ri
chard Wallace.
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ETATS-UNIS.

Dams une bataille eptre ou-
vriers a Cincinnati, six hommes
ont etc b'ess6s mortellement q
coups de revolver dimanche der
nler.
Cause de la bataille: l'ivresse.
I'm train du Missouri Pacific
r. R. a etc arr6t6 dams la mutt de
samedi a dimanche par une bande
de voleurs qui ont reussi as'empa-
rer de 10000 dollars.
I'm drame sanglant a Gu lieu q
Tuscano!a, Mississippi, Oh une hal
ne mortelle existe, para1t il, depuls
plusieurs ann6es entire n famIlle
du nom de Gaudy, ct une autre
nominee Fairchild. Deux jeunes
gems de la famille Gaudy, en- ayant
rencontr6 deux antres de la famille
Faischild, Sc sont battus avec eux
a coups de %couteau. Brown ct John
Gaudy, ct Pun des freres Fairchild
ont etc tres grievement simon NOR
tellement bless6s.
"A So derniAre reunion qui s'est
termin6e mardi a minuit le comit6
des directeurs de PExposltion de
1892 a Chicago ma pu arriver q
s'entendre quaint au choix do Fem
placement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

MIG Duhamel g b6ni les clio
ches de la %nonvelle egllse catholi-
CUES de Herkins Mills, comt6 dot
taWa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

On raconte DIES guerisons extraor-
dinalres, obtenues cette aimee
dams lie sanctuaire de Ssinte Anne
DIES Chenes, Manitoba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

Dane un d6raillement,a Woods
holl pres de Boston, Mass, Is per.
sonnes ont 6t6 tu6es sur le coup el
IL bless6es tres grievement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

ST vous d6sirez acheter du bon
vim ct a bon march6, en- gros ct en-
detail, allez q la California Wine
House, No. 253 ct 255 2e Ave Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

Proctor Knott, de s%srcastique
m6molre, a visit6 Duluth la semai-
ne derniere. On lui a fait, a1nsi
qua ses amis, une reception ma
gnitique. II Gu promenades
sur les Boulevards; reception ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

PIERRoT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-08-21

Depuis huit ]ours nous avons ic:
une v6ritable temperature d'au.
tonne. Lies NUTS sont tres-fra1.
ches pour ne pas dire plus.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
lire In Che.ro.

CHICAGO. Oct THE six-story brick
building at Nos 25T and e5s state
street, owned by Henry and Albert
Keep and occupied by the Martin
Emerich Quitting Company. was
badly damaged by IRE which
started on the second foor and went tc
the roof before the department. rr
rived. The Emerich Company sub
rented TO n. C. Thsyer & Co. phptog
raphers' supplies, and the McVeigh &
Partie Manufacturing Company, maker:
OF fine harness Emerich occupies the
first. third, fourth aud fifth floors ant
the basement Thayer the second floor
and McVeigh & Partie the sixth floor
The total damage will not fan short ol
Si25OOO
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
want. New Mexico Ad.it,ed.

WASHINGTON. Oct TN his annual
report Governor Prince. OF New Mexico
estimates the population OF the Terri
tory at from $50. 600 to Is5. 600. although
the census returns for 1890 show bu,
153.oT6 The financial condition OF the
Territory, the Governor says. is excel
lent Tue total output Of metals las
year Is closely estimated as follows:
Gold. el, 1856, $40; silver. 1891, ,lo5; load
ss3t. $50; copper, SS+o2o; total product.
b, ,o23, ss4 Tho Governor in conclusion
says the people are highly incensed a
tbs failure Of Congress 10 admit New
Mexico into tho Union, and strongly
recommends its admission.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pkoeATI alDfK- -Stale 81 AiehlE&A' e''-H
- 81 hett. - -. ..t.i
A. = srsssaaa g tae f1onate tt,s1t ~ - -
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ne k8fs x ter4lss tsal.soS ~ ttis 49, N~f +, -
5 aant s fes tcsf aAs thss's-ss.N e'@N'
AuaNfre S.sa l.Gttx .,...t.
fHsrht tNfzs & efAtns. f-s.kT ~ -.''~-~
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Sa44 e t.ls la4s es Efa1fce - vteat.
tl.s44lsSa -. -,
ii IS s.racrea fs4l 8asl. tAe - 80
fl..is ~ "a Il lt1lasA b fft 4elf~..'-.
a. satc ff-sis a. s.tce. i,s aFf,lt.fc@ ~ "''
laf cs.e - ~ So ~
An& tf = tas tAef o1dtrr1, lahi eelt 81
el4ff hs esltsiatlse Iiiisr kae. ss>i a. NetNs -
asets - :. 4 asy - f.e~ - in thf -
sa si-t iftsl.t. "a Aes sl,A isri itsAsN" @"4
lifl alA.tff 81 sxsA lasats ~ htAt
(1RtF. ffEklAS. 81 4.t 81 Probate
IA ar Ntlk.f d.
Ai.agsH II Ass.S- Aosi.ier. ~eo 80 =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Bs "a GA Erlsk sac iest Ser Hes
sass. = CssseDssa Nsfasrsf. - hs-
e@p~ fresa T. eeashsEa J@st
CKKFNYlILE. : G, oct z ~ ~kia'
Howard. ~be : ugdsr Ssath sensenes
for tae murder of eonfvaefate ne
moonshins Whisky business ever YeA'
ago. escaped froG gFisoa hers Neao4y
mosniBx. Ho~Ards eIfs s2s allowed
% spend tbe nigbt in he cell With bel
husband Monday morning Howard
dressed ia his aIfe's elothing, eAne
d0Na ths stairs Of the AL nith "a IN
fsnt IN lis arms, ana lsaFias ths
lsbg a. a relatives hoase. s-d before
tbs j.iler hsa discovered the trick th&s
bad been played on sim- Airs hesara,
MO 3 = bnxom mountain girl Of d
years. nov ooeu pies Tue cell vacated b.
her hukbzut
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

CHICAGO. Oct 7-Schneck & Recht,
dealers and importers OF toys and fancy
goods, All 81 Wabash avenue. were
closed up Monday by the United States
marshal, who held Judgments against
them for $40, 800. They claim to have
assets amounting To over s55. 1000, while
the liabilities amount to little moro
than So. 700. Mir. Schneck ascri bes the
failure To slow collections
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
DARING RosesRY.

william Hxsa. /. no~sd.se Mo- MeT-
ehsst. Forced TO hsnd oses e2Ja.
KAxsAs CRY. Me. Oct e. A d4ging
robbery sas c5muittcd a. Ro.sd@le, q
suburb " this city, Monday evening. A
robber entered tla store OF William
Mann when the store as full u custom
ers. drew bis revolver. and leveling II
st the prsprietos's had, ordersd hlo 10
hand over the money In the cash draw
er and safe. Mann was par4lyzsd by
fear and the customers by surprise.
The proprietor was forced 10 hand oyei
the casn. $50 The roobcr then es
eaped and has not been captared.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
E,Ictions should Bs Suspended.

DUBLIN. Oct THE Freeman's Jour
nal, in an article on the proceedings OF
the Irish Nationalists' conference, says
that il the Government is anxious to
meet Mr.. Parneli half way il should ac-
ccpt the resolutions adopted by the con-
vention and pass bill similar to the
act OF 1887, restoring ovicted tenants to
their holdings and suspending evictions
on the west, northwest and south wes,
COATS of ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

vfssr kfHs 4 Saaaarrs. >f<se s1ekes sgEeet.
sfsaelGs. s1rsker EsEr9a. 11rneF sres ~.A
Aass~ s4r-
~ ests8 - At4 >sueeeFs eaeeea a1-
ta-r -e4 - ssse3 u s1sss ssen ~ eesf-
a A eAfsAs&k.
kizs cae-k.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

CoLUNBUs o. Oct The Farmers
Alliance has issued cali for Stste
convention % be held in Columbus.
October IS a consider the political
situation and discuss the sdvissbility
Of putting oct ticket Knights Of
Labor snd ali labor socisrss are sasite6
10 attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
nj. Ilf.i. n..r.r-

GUTrRIE. o r. oct. 7-Speaker Dan
isls a The Oklahoma legislators.
his home in Oaklahona City. ard
vill ~ot return bere. "a ~ iifs has
teen th-eatsned ~ case Re should 90
20 TIE tsrsats grew ost o. he con
est over ths leestlon q tss eaplsaL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
rool-Rooms Lose heavily.

Sr. LOUIS. Oct THE St Louis pool
rooms have suffered tremendous losses
during tho past month and seven book
makers are broke. 1t is estimated
TIA at Sl00. 900 has been taken from them.
Roche and Wider have quit and w. Il.
Eaton, a representative OF Lowell, OF
New York, lost $40, Oo0 in six months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

BrRIIS. o., Tho appointment OF
General vor kslten horn Strachau a.
Minister of War. succeeding General
Nerdv du Vernois. Is on i-ially an
nognced. General son Katie aborn
Strschau served on tie general staff IN
the Austrian and Ffsach wAls, and
lately commanded al Stettin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Reward for soquets Capture.

MADISON. Wis. Oct. 7. - Governor
Hoard has issued a Proclamation offer
ing a reward OF $500 for The capture OF
John Paul soqget, who escaped from
State prison at WsUPun, wbero he was
serving life torn for wife murder. H.
is believed TO be in hiding in brown
County, having threatened 70 go back
there and Kill the witnesses who tosti.
ted arainst him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

LsNssx. oct TIE block q re
furniss Ansri,n passsnEsrs - suite ss
serfoas ~ Bremen az at Iavsrpoot Nssr-
IL 5, 90 Dssss gers started iast ~sss
sns sr.ry s.TtS = booked Ter fort
BiTk-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

fifsI y. a u ulttrs 01ifN rAriaf tt,.Il -
iakils erfri >ll. .lts. jt.f 81 Istt
Sleeping cars Oh faslle .Hl Ailaalie ~
rIrss.s = G. aHa IRON hrtrsif, fslia, Z 81. ~,
ga iias ikpIeSs 4la l4faH0 isanet 81. l,,1 =. T,
az. iIoll iieifsl. ilifrtt c.ngeff .a,.. .,..s Z
az beGUi WITH . t.ifaual tfi.irs ~ fI..-
as n sale al iulpH 14eAfi Oihn 81 Asn.,rs..
sf @ud af / aloH dceaf.
lEfD N. LElsaS HfuI tcf IS Aaisres ~
@. N. kU0clss, a. Il ana 4. Ag'i itl..ckea.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Terrible Fight in "A Divc.

ST. Louis. Oct. Z. One policeman was
shot dead and another cut all 70 pieces
in negro dive at Eleventh and Lucas
streets Monday night. which they had
entered to queli disturbance. The
crowd turned on them and terrible
fight cnsued. One negro was fatslly y
shot and several were badly beaten by
the officers The policemen were james
Brady and Thomas Gadney. All the
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

starch crews cky--cornuaon Pow
ders havss vaig&r & are. PoEzorls =
tie only Cor1FisTsoa Powder O. toI 1ss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
nErRoIr. - ~ ax.lN.l.EFr


Detroit eKpr,ss ieaglne t.sa q ~ l.ss Nsenrr
fHier arc hHdrt Cat Sttarhei asa rtr1luE
press llaFinE q - m Eas ltfior ear II
iachrd. 1nrsr trains make a4rccf eala1.tiea
in belr0If for ali priufs Past
LNpr"ss leaving a. AZ s. y ~ has fkEncr
Stepping car 10 Detroit. arriving ln feaoif a.
- m.
ciramboSf express inaSes direct ccnnfciiol
80 Crane laFco Win rtenaef Tor AIlNsf[tt-
Through rsiires iekcts aud octth eiraai-
ship firkcfS anc sfreli EcEl h-ffht secatf4 ~
p. o, d. 4 ~ on'ce. > Aonfeesi-, ah1 a Tue
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. cts Pass AGENT
JOHN ". l.DL.. JlAGe N4nae ~ Irslt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

The shpff~si 'ilt 70 Il.fr,ii sna = ssi Fis
gsit p~riof cafK oefreel tffIt4i aas tirsa3
ksffns
relia frsIrs .efaoen sfane ksp er afl faa
nav wo fPiig trains brfwrta ftfaua & y
80 arc l'fffpff itafiuF fs.s-o hr' e :.
sns 20 % fa
ief ueAeis a1d Information app'f 81 Ialsa
iiftfI Hi q Monroe -. Hnf H.nr 1-. -
hF1H.F HFfIa .Ft f4Fn Pas 49,. ..4it -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

uffiCE Ds laaFEaoLLEA
To th- Honorable. hsyor ana Common C0un-
cii o. tn~ city 8f rtaa Rapids;
dsnflrmra-llaV examined the following
biiN report the same c0rreet. and recommend
thAt fhe same D. allowed 0ut of fho several
fllas a. hcrein stated.
oLssk1L FCNo.
nraf. aa.nuf.~ an.frar ~
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Soldiers AsSocustien.

Nj Ne last meeting OF the l.iack
Hills Soldiers Association. ii was aecid-
ed to hold future meetings in aun". By
some misunderstanding, the local colil-
mi,tee at Deadwocd falicd to ~makrlre-
?arations III time, and as our friends in
Whltewooi feel >ansninc that they can
entertain us in proper shape, IT has been
decided to hold the meeting in tina, city
on Monday. juno 80. Every effort sill.
be made 10 make thi, a pleasant coca
sion, and every old soldier is invited To
be present with his family. and Gsiends.
G.. W. PEArr. Secretary.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
*. OF p. Grand i.oas. Officials.

Mitchell June 49, The grand lodge.
knights Of Iytt.ias aajon:ned AT noon
to-cav TO meet at Ma.;i~on hey: year.
The ~io!lawin. ars III" officers elected:
g. e.. Arthur G. piiiiiirs, Sioux Fall>:
G.N.C.. Frank Aht. Lead city:G. r.. II.
il. MaN,n, Ncrmiiiinn: TX. R.s.. w.
L. Upton. Armour: &. Nj. r.. L. II.
West,l,o springs: q. NJ. y y. ID. KEEL
Ter. Elk Point: q. l.G.. w. u. Monroe.
lankt'n:G u. 0.G.G,o. a sil>Ny. Mitch.
rll: past q. C.. w. &. t;rab:.l Chamber
lain; supreme representative. john II.
brennan, Rapid City and u. II. Howell.
Miller.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

El"ap: 6N,n.J Gcse.'~: Ii i no
l"DGcr Il secret flat 'io. IA \: bod
ing far III" greet mining and stock
growing Gi '..ct> Of east I'm and cen
iral Montana ans; ttni i. proposes to
gam /" share If the volume IL t%,..iic
cnitained in the two largest cities in
Montana. Helena and Butte. Is an
illustration Of Ike progress the road
Is m@;-s!n. II h,ii,iln5 is northwestern
iinc III tbs direction. We haze bat 10
cite the active movereutsnf the COM
ran.v THIS spring. h"crH'ly officials OF
OF tae road visited Sher!dnn, when the
OF that town donated To fi,e
company nearly 500 acres OF land ;la-
joining and witliin the town. lie under
agreement that ,la road shall be COM
TO tina; point within one Year.
10 show the people of that locality that
the road means business. the officials,
on behalf OF ,ic company. executed Il
bond in the sum of $4,000 for the
performance Of .li- worl. within the
stated. These are straws that
90 10 show that tins >ect,on of Mont
ana will have An all rail eastern outlet
u Independent of the Northern Pacific in
the col.l'>e OF tao years at most. All
hall TO the incoming railway.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
The Cast of President.

OF the cost 10 the people Of til. Inn
ted States of maintaining u chief exec
utive the Wa. .lilstou star correspond
en-; says:
IA glance ,hrongh the pending sun
dry civil lill. supplemented by tue reg
ular legislative and executive appro-
prla,ion bill. di>clo>.> that MI. Harri-
son Is able To make both ends met at
tine close Of ia" coming fiscal year. As
y start"r he has 4 salary of 100000.
The ~ s|'ir;ler u; ii $4,000 all
iosv"'i. TO spend as hr sees tit, in rc-rar-
pctlng his ro"ms aud mating his do
me>tic experiments comfortable in the
matter Of furniture. Sixteen Thousand
dollars or ,!rreal,ont> is set aside 70
pay fcr his gas and electric lights.
Three thousand dollars i, allowed him
for coal>. 10 keep his green houses in
order 50 rs to furnish him with hut.on
hois %l,onqnrtS and l!ower. to present To
his %trlc",i>. 5000 is appropriated. y
thousand dollars is al owed him for his
front gard"n. and $1,000 for his back
garden. Ii his kitchen pipes should
happen to burst in The winter. lie has II
twenty. live hundred dollar piuml~r's
bill! Tor ham To draw upon He has no
servant 10 provide except Il cook and
solutions and chamlclmai,l>. Congress
furnishes mm with a steward and ev-
evytling else in ihr servant line, at a
cost Of ahont $4,000. He has not
to provide matches. The appro.
priatinn for fu.' and lights distinctly
specifies that it shan include matches.
He has to hrv his butchers meats and
groceries and his wine. however. when
he gives a dinner party. Pretty near
else is given him. And lest there
le something overlooked. a con.
tingrnt fund of $1,000. winch he is at
to spend as he thinks proper.
rendering no account to anybody. is
as a ran >heaf. The total ap.
preparations for the domestic economy
pf the executive manson. excluding
salaries OF tta private secretaries
md clerks engaged solely on official
business. foot mn 10 sl:::2o 400"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

There na" be more widely known and
letter advertised Watering places on
this continent than The beautiful re-
so.t that bead, ti,i; article. bat tn .rs
\, certainly no place on this wide
continent that gives the tourist or
invalid more satis faction than the
"Carlshal of .lmerica. The people
Of the Hleek Hills are justly proud of
this grand resort, the pure a,..l brac-
ing air. the cool. ca!m and lnvly nights,
the lingering sansct, seemingly 10th
IN teal itself away i.om the gillrn
crest Of Battle Mountain and the pan
oram;c view of the loosely valley, the
Stewart addition. stretching far M
To the distance NNtil i. seems III
lose itself aud l|eco..ic = part of The
clear ii;e. e,oulle-s SKY. There is q
wild and pleasing originality in all
the surroundings scarcely kncwn
or seen in ans Other land. There are
granlcr ss.nrs in the Rockies and
eyes within thirty milss Of here III
the Harvey rangc. hut they take.
especially when the dav GOES ont and
twilight sets III, asolamn. w.erd and
supernatural grandeur IKE the ri.an-
tom OF a mirage, and the awce
SOUL bows in torFc. as in the presence
of an angry smi. III; here is the pan
ora,nic vicw of Eden. Nature seems at
prac. with the everlasting aud all the
world. From !:ra,ilry's flats TO III.
mr~t and Martins valley n the east
.at"fa h.> lost it,sif il loneliness.
D.uInlni Hlnn.n,..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
Tie time hts arrived when the S. u.

The time hts arrived when the S. u.
Press as>nciation should elect a new
president. lii. man nov holding that
position mas forfeited al! claim to any
.r,t;.rs 1T the husas of Dakota or
.,;.sD'as pro(ir. In return for the
ina.sy hii.G wpiG> ard we'll wishes Of
tie brethren oi the press OF Dakota that
q. W. liolp carried Will, him when he
welt TO s,eivo,M Washington. he maligns
,he fraternity ANA misrc:,yesents the
country. Here is what he says in his
paper Of May 23:
The Chief occupation of Dakota cdi-
tors AT this time Is to act AS conductors
of lie factories and publish mortgage
foreclosures, hv which the farms are
being sula from under their poor. UNI
fortunate constituents. They can say
nothing good of their own coantry,
except magnify little dew drops into
heavy rainfal!S. and To modify hurrl-
canes Of wind into gcntle, baiiny bree2-
e..
Nine cut Of every ten of tl:eirconstit-
usnt, are hoping against hope for a
crop. for upon tins alone hangs their
hope of selling out their interests in
the drouth striker country. They
arc Row living upon the charity for
neishboring states. not eycep,ingWa>
ing:on. and scattering upon their fam
i,htd land, se'd grain given 10y the be-
ncvo!; mt people of Washington and
Other states. Til" single resource of
the na'sn:as. barring lie little corucr
i'll which the Black Hills are situated
is agriculture. Tai, Que has
partially failed for several years, and
last yra. it was a total faiiur. in many
localities. A failure OF crops this yea:
winch. We rerr.! Ia say seems iminent
and the mortgagc-rilticn farmer must
'Nher SIT down and starved live another
yea: M charity. on turn his back
upon his m%ortragel possessions and
walk out in search OF bread.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

The Republican, County Central Com
mis'er w.l! ma.f At Hot S.priass To-
morraW 10 cali the county convention
tn elect delegates 10 TIL. state conven-
ton 10 BE- held ct Mitchell on August
27th. W. are to have considcru-
bic politics :his fall VITA full
sioaa', state, district. and coai,ty ~'icl.ci
t. elect. II mea., ,i,at anlcss con-iG-
cradle time :Sreat in attending To po-
Nir.ii mattcrs.soma things viii inr neg
'ectcd. When t!.e people relax their
Nis'iancc, d~einaga"gas stop inta cen
troll and the interests OF the people arc
'iissegari.d. Ire Star desires 10 SOC
the people. maioritv of the people.
rule. and whatever their IN viii
is. rs eSrresse'! IL convention. are pre-
sentative convention o. at the poll>.tilc
STAR will accept aud support. For
lbs reason the Sr.. advocates tic
holding of No; more than two county
conventions. bel;ev.a- ::.at two are
enoasA aH '!lp; Ike people will r.ye
attention 10 .wo conventions aud max.
lhem representative. The.e are mat
teTs i'ait "i:,,: he considered by tho
cosma..ase ta,msN.a@ and ii this com
;n!iiee doe. liz i;tN II VIII 50 act as to
give tie n@~p'r Ne be>loprol,uni,.y to
tNi.r,., .,in,l VIII.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

Ni.e i or uylririis contemporaries
says ;'.:l .'f5,. sehooi election he'd
III l'an'ser M.Aia-. last Tuesday, was
onc oil The mos; hptiy contested cleo
tioas ever l~il il Welrichs. There
eye two ,.enets in TIE lisll and IL
vote we.c g; :. > * $ About
twenty %la,.'c. voses. irin.s the !ifst time
any w"na cser Ht.l in 0elrichs."
- ;ram u leaves Il. Is it possible.
that the s....le vn'ius strength of Gel
i'ctis IS x :ncsd toll? l; = Il holly
contested e.ctt.on. and sud-. elections
Usually prnH. oat a fgll voie. WY.
'tleNelrichS papers explain? Ii this D"
the trae condition we ao;lt wonder
that Jones is cyo.s. Its hardly the
fair thing !iia, a mau ike Jones should
he permitted tn ~a..liyt i. community
witla sa-calir'l newspaper until he has
%nea.'.T !oroYala;ei il. BY the way
Jones fa!tei 10 senl Us :; copy Of his
last week : paper but then the fault
May II" IN the Oelfici.s p~o>loiiice. We
are interest, l III reading Tie Advocate.
f"r when that sheet attacks a man il is
considered. over tilis WAY. as a tribute
to ms good character, honesty and aiil-