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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-27
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
payment of the interest on the money secured
by q mortgage or trust deed dated the first day
of fune, Al 1883, executed by Abner r. Wells
and Hannah Wells, his wife. of the county of
Brnle and seate OF South Dakota, to J. Nj;
state Of Iowa, ana, which mortgage or trust deed
was recorded in the office of the Register Of
Decide of the conrty Of Brule and Stated South
Dakota, in book ~ OF Mortgases, on page 300, on
the sixth day of June, 1883: and
WHEREAS. No action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by seid mortgage, or any part
thereof. and
WHEREAS, IT was stipulated in said mortg-
age or trust deed that If default would be made
in the payment of any portion of the principal
or interest prompt at the time the same should
become due. or if default be made in the pay
mont of tho taxes assessed or to be assessed Oh
said premises, before the same shall become
delinquent, then the whole sum both principal
and interest, at once become due; ard
the death, absence, inability or refusal to act OF
said J. NJ. Dunn. then and in that case David w.
Norrie, of Grinncll, Iowa, shall bec come
WHEREAS. Default hns been made in the
payment of the taxes asacesed on said real prop,
s msrta as as or tsast e sea the s saiI moFts"sor III sad
WHEREAS. Default has boen made in keep
ing tho buildings on said mortgascd premises
insured as stipulated for in said mortgage OF
WHEREAS, The whole amount of principal
and interest has become due by reason OF such
default; md
WHEREAS. Tho amount claimed &c
be due upon said mortgage or trus. deed at the
date of this notice, ID the sum or eight hundred
ftty-seyer dollars and for.yseven cents
tSsS7.i7l to-wit: 500 principal, and Sjg7.4!
interest abstract Si.40 besides the snm O
twenty-eisht dollars and sixty-sevon cents fol
taxes necessarily paid by said mortgage.
New, therefore, notice is hereby given that b!
virtue of the power OF sale contained IN sait
mortgage or trust deed, and duly recorded y:
aforesaid and in purslance OF tho statutes IL
such case made and provided, the said ~nlorteae,
or trust deed will be foroclosed by gala ot tn
morteaged ~premizes therein described, Ii
public auction blythe sheriff of Rrule county
South Dakota, at hsfront door Of court, haus
in Chamberlain and county OF i!rule and Stat
of South Dakota, on the 2S.h day OF Jnly. 1875
at . o'olocki IN the afternoon of that day. TIL
mortgaeea premises are situated in the comn.
of Brule and state of South Dakota and ar
described as follows. :o-wit: alc southwes
quarter (sw ~ of section M. thirteen, tis) i
township No, one hundred three. dOa( north o
range No. sixty-seven. 60 west Of the 5th p. III
Dated at Sioux Center, Iowa. this 9Th hny O
June, A. Z. 1890. David w. Norris,
i, Peter FgRn,Jr Trustee.
Attorney for Mor.gagee.
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Col +. s. Nettleton. supervising en-
gineer OF the artesian well investigation
ordered by congress two months ago,
arrived i'll Washington last week from
the field of irrigation. He said to the
Sioux Falls Press correspondent that he
did not ever believe that the people of
either North or South Dakota. from the
Missouri river eastward, will have to de-
pend principally for agricultural success
upon aTtesian or any OF her artificial IT.
rigation supply. He believes that The
development of the artesian basin will
greatly help the agricultural develop
ment, bnt that the equitable distribution
which will undoubtedly follow continu-
GUS cultivation will be the fin1l solution
OF the drought difficulty of that re gion
Storagef from artesian wells and numerous
small lagoons Of both Dakotas will greatly
aid in the more permanent distribution
Of rainfall. This %corroborates VIII st1he
GRAPHIC has so many times stated-that
fill up the lake bed with water from art
esian wells and the rainfall would be
more certain; that heavy dews would be
mighty occurrence and hot winds would
be a rarity.
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w IH
From the thousands OF settler "wlo
are daily crossing onto the reservation
according to the Chamberlain papers
and associated press dispatches sent from
that place during the early days OF the
1eaergation-we had supposed that by
this time that wonderful land was 50
full OF happy farmers that there was
danger OF their falling into the numerous
creeks and rivers with which it is said to
abound. But it seems that settlers oy or
there are not quite 80 thick as hair on a
dog, after all. The Chamberlain Register
man recently made a trip over there, and
in a notvery enthusiastic writeup we
find this paragraph.
After crossing the river and leaving
the toN4i OF Lyman behind. wa had sew
ertl .aiies Of bills To climb before reach
ing tine rolling pTarie over w!ii.h we
drove for about t;:iTty-dre miles directly
:west with Medicine BIttes On the north
when about 20 mics olts A littie after
noon we passed in sishtef n single set
tiers silanty, the only sign OF ciYiliza-
ton seen on either side "a far 10 tlta eye
could reach i'll driving frofa the Missouri
river 10 Medicine creek for thirty miles
OF more.
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Mortgage sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in tho
payment OF the interest on the money secured
day OF July; A. ID. l3S1, executed by Mary
county of Lrule and state of South Dakota, TO
j. NJ. Dunn, trustee, Of the county of Plymouth
and State OF Iowa, and which mortgase or trust
defa was recorded in the Office of the Register
South Dakota, in Book 10 Of Mortgages, on page
2j5. on the 18th day of July. 1887, and
WHilitFAS, no action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been Instituted to recover the
dept secured By said mortgage or trust deed or
any part thereof ;und
WHEREAS, It was stipulated in said mort
made in the payment of any portion OF the
principal pr interest promptly at the time the
same shouid become due, or if default be made
in the payment OF the taxes assessed or to be
assessed on said premises. before the same shall
become delin!uent, then the whole sum, both
WHEREAS. Said Trust Deed provides that
in case of leath absence, Inability or refusal to
act, Of said, j. NJ. Dunn. then and IN that case
cessor IN trust TO the said j. NJ. Dunn with like
poGors aud authority.
WHEREAS, Deflult has been made in the
payment of the taxes assessed on said real
property AS agreed by tie said Inortsugor il said
| mnItcrse "r trust deed: and
WiiEkfA3 Default !.as been made in keep
insured as STIMULATED for in said mortgage or
WHEREAS, Tie whole amount of principal
f%f-
default: and
WHEREAS, Tho amount claimed to be due
upon sad MORTGAGE Or tr,tst deed: at the date of
this notice. is ths Snm Of Nulo hundred Seen
dollars and Eighty cents, (StoI.sol tn-"it: $500
principal, md sls' II interest, abstract Two
mud 50-lD dollars hasiGos tho sum of One
Hundred Eight Dollars and eighteen cents for
tsxes necnssAriiy paid by snid mortgages.
NOW. fHERlfFORE, Notes is hfr"ny gwen
that that by virtue of the power ef sale con-
tanned in snid mortgage, and duly recorded as
aforesaid, and III Inrsngnre of tho statutes IN
such case made and provided, tho said mortgage
Will ha forecloscd By = sale OF tho inorteased
pre.lises therein described, at prblic auction By
tile sheriff of Brnie county, South Dakota. at
the front doar Of the court hoDse in Chamberlain
aud comfy Of i3.ilc and State n South Dakota,
Gl taelath day Of July, 1850. al . n'clock in the
AFTERNOON Of that dag. Tho mprtgaged premises
are situated in the c;natynf i'rule, in tlse State
Of South Dakota. and ARE described rs follows.
To VT: Tie northwest quarter. INV "a, o: seq
tior No. sonr, ~ IN township No. one hundred
three, i:i3l north Of rang. No. siztg-niac, G9)
woat OF thr 18th r.. ".
Dated AT Stnux Center, Iowa, This 10Th day of
My A. o. 1910.
DAVID ", NerRts,
F@1BE iscAH, Jr Trussec.
tttorncy for MoIt2agte.
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Druggists Permit.

s'a se9d. so nj R ndhao'a, mcounty Court.
q Druggists Permit TO sell Intoxicating liquors
under The provisions and restrictions OF the
laws of this state governing the sale of intoxi.
eating liquors, at his place of business on Mair
street in thu Gi;y of kiu,ball, County OF Drule
and Ss.te OF South Dascta; therefore
Eotice- is hereby given, that tbs. 9Th day 81
July, A. y. is!M. at my Office in kinloall, Brult
county. Sontl. Iinkota. at 3 O'clock y. m, has
been set for bearing snid petition. VIXEN nnd
whore any person qualified may appear ano
show cause why said petition should not bt
granted.
Dated at Kimbeil, South Dakota. June ish
is9G. q. +. kuIEnTs,
County Judge
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1t is II painful duty to announce
that the f~ire-cfarker crop is a failure this
year. 1t is estimated that the supply OF
hand that will arrive between now and
July 4th will aggregate only 10000
boxes, The usual Fourth OF July supply
is 100000 boxes. This is bad news for
the boys, but the insurance men will
shed no bitter tears. The cause of the
failure is said to be because the Chinese
manufactures have been engaged in
strikes 'ailae sumee likee iieiican man.
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Tie directors of the worlds fair lave
selected the lake front sight in Chicago.
The land borders tho lake along Miehi-
gan mi for a mile. Ii is about Il
thousand feet in width. The location of
the fair on this site will do away with
the multitude of annoyances that attend
transportation where such exhibitions lie
out OF the city proper.
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If the GRAPHIC has lacked in home
reading matter for the past couple OF
months, OF been seemingly lacking in
interest generally, we can assure its circle
OF readers that what there has been of it
has been gotten up under difficulties to
try ones soul. A shortage Of Office help,
combined with house-building-that has
required The publishers constant super
vision and humorous GtiIer outside bust
ness cares has made the editing Of a
newspaper, except i'll Il hurried, hap
hazard matter, almost an jmpcssibility-
to say nothing of getting il ont from
week to week. We refer to this inasmuch
as the GRAPHIC aytTSages more home mat,
ter year in and year out than any two
papers in the county combined. and it is
a matter OF regret to itspubli rto have
it otherwise even for a hriel period
However, the present difficulties under
which the GRAPHIC is laboring will bl
adjusted in a few weeks-and then il
will talk your arm off.
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NIihIT. 'oUEtV WI. NV.i
Kimhall, S. D. June, 16, 1850.

The Kimball GRAPHIC arraigns the late
farmers alliance convention al Huron for
not considering the irrigation problem.
At the irrigation convention at Woon-
socket a committee was appointed to at
tend the Huron convention in the inter-
est Of irrigation. The GRAPHIC says:
"The committee wcnttG Huron, butt:,e al
lance convention cnt them dead. Ii the
farmers Of South Dakota don't want artes-
ian wells WI don't know vino in bis2es
does" The GRAPHIC is atrife radical on
the question. In the first place the con-
vention Ind other questions, among which
was the i'm ortant and attractive one oil
politics, TO consider; ana in the second
place, only Il small portion OF South Ia
kota seems To be Interested in irrigation,
which probably accounts for there being
no discussion nor action in regard to it.
The fact of the matter is, successful gen
eral irrigation by aftesiSn wells is impos-
ible, and it is 50 regarded outside OF the
artesian region. Then, can it be reason
ablely expected that the people generally
are going to further the projectat the OK
penseo OF the state? Ii the people III the
artesien region can't pursue agriculture
successfully without irrigation, the cheap
est and best thing for them 10 do IS to Sc
cure farms in other parts Of the state
where Irrigation is not needed. There is
room for hundreds OF thousands of farm
crs in this part Of the state, the finest agg-
ricultural section III the Northwest
Dell Rapids Times.
The GRAPHIC Is, perhaps, a triie T&di-
cal OH the question; and while on any
and all subjects it generally aims to be
conservative rather than radical, it thinks
it time some ere beaetmn radical on The
artesian well question. The important
and attractive Il of politics" is the bane
of the Dakotas, and always has been. The
GRAPHIC'S criticism OF the action OF the
farmers alliance Mt Huron was not so
much that the convention did rot fall in
with the resolutions passed by the artes-
ian we'll convention at Woonsacket as
that the alliance utterly ignored The
subject in everyway. We agree perfectly
with the Times: that successful general
irrigation by artesian wells is impossible
and that it cannot, therefore, be expected
that the people generally are going tic
further the project at the expense Of the
state. The GRAPHIC has never advocated
irrigation. But there should be no OBJ
lection by the Times or the people Of the
state to the bonding of such townships
or counties within the artcsian belt as
may waG. more water or the surface
Such counties do not want to be hamper
ed by a state constitution or a fool legis-
lature. AS matters now stand they are
and there should be away out of the diff
iculty aside from settling up the vacan'
lands in the Times part of the state
which await the Hundreds OF thousand:
of farmers for the same reason TIA
troubles the whole country Il Succession
Of poor crops.
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AnpIfcatfon for Permit.

state eoa Of so u b1 paeota In Count Court.
Whereas F. 4. Miller having applied for a
Druggists Permit to sell Intoxicating liquors
under the provisions end restrictions of the laws
LIQUORS, at his place of business on Main street
in the City of kimball, County of Brule and
state of South Dakota; therefore
Noticeis hereby given: That the 9th day OF
July, A. D.. 1880, at my off ce in Kimbull, Br,,le
county, South Dakota, att o'clock y. III. has
been set for hearing said petition, when and
whore any person qualified may appear and
show cause why said petition should not be
| granted.
Dated at Kimball. South Dakota, June 4, 1850
A.E. KoRERTs.
Gnt,,tv IuIpa
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The Sioux City Journal says that The
free cornage bill is simply a fight be-
tween the money barons Of the East and
the producers Of the West-and its time
that the West had something to do with
shaping the affairs Of the nation. Strange
that the Journal docs not see something
analogous in the tariff question.
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Sioux Falls Press: The Aberdeen News
thinks that the independent movement,
should it have any strength at all, will
be a grand thing for the Republicans, for
it will enable them to sleugh off a lot Of
the chronic oliice-seekers, political tarna-
cies and professional politicians who
have for years been an incubus to The
Republican party" There may be some
'sloughing off, of oiilee-seeking barna-
clcs, but the danger to the Republican
party is that there mayalso be a'slough-
ing off of a large number OF voters.
People are thinking these days, and
slavery party is at an end.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-06-27

The cause OF woman suffrage cannot be
booming yeryeztensiyely. Printers Ink
says there are only nine papers published
in this country which advocate equal
suffrage as the main issue. The most
extensively circulated OF which has only
d,GD Subscribers.
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sTATE OF SOUTH In the TircaiI UonFt
Fourth judicial Circuit, Bralo County.
Robbins Datteil
John H. shaltz, Cecil NJ. shultz and L. R.
Jones.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of q
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale N the above
cntitled action on the 18th day of May. A.. ID
1850, and au execution issued upon said Jnds-
ment, the subscriber, John N. Van Horn,
Sheriff of Brule County and State Of South
Dakota, for that pnrposc arp,oihted; will sell at
public auction ut the front door Of the Court
House in the City of Chamberlain, County of
Brule, State of South Dakota, on July LIST, 1880
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, the
real estate and inoTtgaged premises situate IN
the County OF Brule and State of South
Dakota, nnd.directed in said judgment and exc
cu;ion to be sold, and therein described as
follows: SoutGeast quarter q. p. 4 OF section
nineteen (iel, township one hundred and three
l0Sl. north range sixty-s.ven go W. 9TH Y. IN. or
SO much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
said iudcment and costs, amounting N I'LL to
Tea Hundred md Twelve Dollars aud Seventy
six ceuis viii, interest thereon from the date
of sa.d jud9mcnt, and all ACQUIRING costs OF
sale, (Sl0l2. 1b)
[ Dated Chamberlain, s. D. day Goth, 1870.
JouN N. a EouN.
Sheriff Of Brute County, South Dakota.
A. L. E.oHl1irs,
rlnintitf's Attorney.
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The GRAPHIC Is a nowspaper--nct ali
organ-and so to-day it prints II Repu5l.-
can and u Democratic opiiion Of tie
sub-treasury bill, which is one Of the
principal features of both the Farm ers-
Alliance and the Independent parties
platforms. Fer itself the GR1PHIC CON
fesses it is unable to see wherein tllebill
possesses ideas open to ridicule-as some
Republican and Democratic statesmen
would have us believe. Why u farmer
should not be able to raise money at !;
low rate of interest Oh a warehouse re-
ceipt MS well lis ID destiilar OF importer
has not been made clear to us.
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THE KlMBkLL GRAPHIC
CLARE n. rINAN.
Official Paper Of The City and County
INDEPENDENT COUNTY corr
yIgTEGr

There will be held in the City Of kim
bali on Saturday, July 8, 1880, at o'clock
b. M, a delegate convention to elect bVs
delegates to attend the Stete Convention
to be held in the City Of Huron on July
8, 1880, to place in nomination a state,
ticket. The township caucuses Will be
held on Wednesday. July .. from z p. M
ut the usual place OF holding elections.
The voting In Caucus VIII he done by
ballot, and the names OF all voters record
ed. All voters in sympathy with the
platform adopted By the Independent
Party Of South Dakota WILDE entitled te
vote. Voting precints will be entitled tt
the following nu,uber OF delegates and
the persoi herein named VIII act as
chairman Of lie township central com.
mittee.
Finmmer-2-J0hn I. Rogers,
Lyon-2-C. II. Whitaker,
reservation William Mock,
Chamberlain -l2-Jol Diicasoil,
Observation-Disclosures foupg,
ueveland--2-M Ill Shapks,
Waldro-2-J. W. Miller,
Willow Lakes John s.. Stewart,
STANDARDIZATION Da!la tty,
Kimball-10-H. c. Smith, y
Smiths S%talsbury,
Red Lake-3-Thos. Lidaard.
Rrn!e-4--D. Church,
Grand View 2-C. c. MANI,
0la4-D. NJ. Baircy,
Northumberland common.
Righland-3-Jessie Hiatt,
Wilbur-2-David Freeland,
Tory Lalle-2-G. W. Brumbaugh,
Pleasant Grove-3-William Miller,
Eaglc-4-C. Ii. Ames.
America DO. A. Crown.
Il. W. Shu.t2
Chair. State Cen. Com.
Kimhall g n Iupe M 1YS,.
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Va. ."" ..
George w. 1ihbetts, Susan
L.. Iihbet,s, Alex %Ingles. J Summons.
Receiver. II. 3. Dnius. Carl
Pollnw, fnrmaGan Ira
ders' Bank. Aciger X
Son. Defendafts.
Tho State of South D,Asotn sends greeting To
the above named defendants:
Yen are hereby Hnn.iaoned and eauiA TO
answer the rumplsi int OF this action. ch
was filed on The Ind day Of JaEe, AID. 49, in
the oaice@5 the Circuit Court within and for the
court house in the City Of Chemboriain, county
of Brule, State of South Dakotn. and to serve II
COPY of Your answer on the subscriber ut his of
flee on Main street in the Gity Of Ken.La'l, S. II,
within thirty days after the service OF this sum.
mons, exclusive of the day of SERVICE. If you
fail To answer the comp!aint within that time
The plaintiff viii apply to tho court for the re-
lief demanded in the cunp!aint.
No personal claim is ,nide againr. thn defend
ANS, II. 8. Dams. Alex %lEsles. Recover. Carl
po!iow, Steiser Il Son and Farmers and Traders
Bank. All. i;obsrta.
Plaintiffs Airy.
Deted at Kimbeii, S. D., June 9t.l. s"0. ti2e)
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--~a.s.s~..-..

What this country wants more than a
Republican party, or a Dsmocra party.
or a Prohibition party, or an Alliance
party, or an Independent party, is an
Artesian Well PARTY.
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st. Paul ana Minneapolis have been
having a terrible war over the taking of
the census. Seven Minneapolis enumer-
ators have been arrested and three Of
them have confessed to padding returns.
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Cry chestnut 10 every man who would
maize any phrase of the tariff question
the issue.

mare any phrase OF t,c taillt question:
the issue.
Money direct to the people via the sub
treasury plan is the burning issue of the
campaign.-BijGn Hills Times.
With the Republicans fighting the
suh-treasury idea on one side and the
Democrats N the other. we are afraid
life 10 too short to bring glad fruition
to Bro. Lowe and his friends. Here, for
instance, is the way one of South Dakota's
Republican senators looks upon the
suh-treasury bill.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May %, 1880.
4. W. SHuLT2. Esq, Kimball, South
Dakota. Dear Slr:-l received your
petition in regard to the sul-treasnry
and cannot support it, II is impractic-
absard piece of legislation | have ever
seen presented. Lam very sorry cannot
| agree with you aud your peoplein regard
TO this matter, but l am certain
the majority OF the people OF Dakota, YOU
and your friends among the number, il
you were thoroughly acquainted with the
provisions of the bill would not be in
favor of it yourselves. Yours Truly,
r. Z. PETTIGREw.
Now, here is a Democrats opinion of
the bill, taken from the Chicago Herald:
The farmer who wrote to Senator
Carlisle for his opinion on the govern
ment warehouse bill received reply
which should be carefully read by every
farmer in the country. No more thor
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A keeper of restaurant in nas Moines.
Iowa, was probably fatally shot Monday
evening by a constable who was trying
to search for Liquor witlnut a warrant.
One OF the blessings of prohibition.
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HIM

between these principal c%i.iss, the Chicago &
Northwestern system of lines composed u the
Chicago. st. Paul minneapolis " Omaha, Chicago
Il and Fremont, Ekhorn ard Mo.
R,ys tall Advertised as The Northwestern Line.)
trnserre a rich aud pppnluus coantry, and oilers
tue quickest means OF reaching all the large
towns or viilaEes in the Territory intersected by
1T. Before selsetins u route. travellers should
get a folder, with map ofthis line, aud they will
Quickly see the advantages offered. All partic
aiafs, with maps and Tue tables. INA, be oh
aained ut ;Ey station, a, write direct 4"
T.. ". rEAspALE.
Ganlpsss. Ast. St paul.
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Summons.

State of South Dakota. In tn" Circuit Court
Fourth Judiciai Gircutt. Yin and Tor Brule Co.
II. a. Rising, Plaintiff.
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NORTHWESTERN

Pullman %slecrers ARE also run through between
Luiut.. Superior and Chicago. Fast through
trims are also run between Minneapolis, ST.
Paul and Kansas City. via Sioux City. with
through Pullman ~sleepers St. Paul to Omaha and
Kansas City. Dining ears are run on all through
trains over t:i- line between Mil ~ncapolis, st.
PnIl and Kansas City. besides being the beat