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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05

Der @ulluabcr 1T ein leioer piel 81
iueni9 beadteter 8ecritrau6l. Der Sol
lnnber pier 5lieoer lit elm Straud, Ser
all jeoer mir lueni9 feu6teu Stetle, in
Der tEdten 8intefn, an Der Norbieite bon
0ebduoPn, al S5uttz unb S%teiH6aliien
II, !. 10. fOrtfoinnlt Der nit Dem thinner
liben 8oben uorlieb nimrtt uno beanCd
alIdfrli6 Ogne sic geriu9ite &ilese
6rild)te in rci3(id)er Merge prpoucirt.
0ieiel6en Iino i'll Der Sausbaltuag auss
gcieidret jl reriucriDer. Grrb oQs=
ocm lit Der SOuuuber scr ucrn6tcI:c lli,s
ttr Dell Strdn0cru!
Die 6rii6te iuerotr nur III Den lue.
ni9iten 8e8cnoen in6au:Datt oeriuanSt;
nIr Die 8iiitDen finoen oiclcrorten nls
l5iu:iBtreihenoes Mlttel @erluanou19.
Scr 9Olunbcr lit leBr oauerDaft, bait
cen itdrfltm &inttr nHs uno fommt
lciblt i'll beoeutrn0er @65c i'll 0ebirGe
oor Nc3balb ioItsH G9tir83blro3ncr
IL gd8eH, Die oym at 6ru6;hrdudeu
uno 6ru6tbGunitn iiHb, bieiem Straude
%beirn9erc Iuincttiamfsit l0:afen.
Gr ldBt liA eurd Steftiuge lcitt Utr-
mcbrsh HaO 9soeigt por5ii9lib i'll etiua5
iJlutr:nl, niDt 81 trofeuem Grorcih,
I'll atcr ieGr 9enii9Iam uno fomult cor
jil9Il9 Ill jtocm GO6en, i'll ionniger uu0
Ibatti9er Gage fOrt. Su Gn9luno iuer=
Den Ill icudJteu Yldbeu !0Oltunoctpfllnjs
un9cr angele9t, lint iolds 2dnoercieu
ieJr nusbriH9tno al uerlpertben. g8arz
I'M folgt mat bier oicicm
Seiipjsle nid)t mo psridamt es, i~uiiittics
9cnOe 8ldsc, bercu eS nod uu5d5ti9c
sicbt, GuT oieie @siie rtnta5ef 5u mo-
den?
Cine iegr eifeciuoIe 3ierpIllnje lit
eiae 9cIbbldtteri9e Sarietdt (Somju-
Gus nigra TOLLS luteis.
&ou BEN gsTeiuea !9pllaabcr fam
lI5s benubt wtroen, lOuODt oa5 SOij,
ais Die 8ldtttr, 8!iitben ulto 6ri6tc.
0as id6ne iusiBc !6OlS miro 81 ujefertei
Sa9sn pcrntbeitct, sic 8tdtter bisrcu
GUT &srtrei6ulg beg lln9ejieIers, Die
Sfiitbel werOsn 9etrufuet 5u einem
29ee periuenOet, der Deib 9etrunfeu u!s
Solfsmiitel ge9en Sduupfen, @HIteu,
9atarrb, Grippe, 9~t9eumatismlls II. |. ~.
bic aG9emeinite Serbreituus 9tiuHocn
Fat. Im iusuigltcn beadtet nuO nenz
nod mn niisliditen uno iu~ert6uoalten
lito a6er Die 6riidte, Die Ser Straud
iibrti9 Obae joe &ile9e i'll GROCER 3aBt
6%eruOrbrit9t. Gieielbrn DobeH nod
lanse ni9t Die re9te @iroiguns
geiunbeH. 9fur III England unb in emit
gen @egeuoen NOrbbsuti6fanos iiro lie
iebr seiu6t. SIN mittlereu Grg(ano
bereitet man barau3 eiiet guteu 8eiu
urb III 9euti9lato bstast man Den ein=
9cma6teu SuFt Der iib mebrere Sabre
lang bdlt, enttueber allein Ooer nit ans |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05
Scrausiaa Der gSriGfurucrnts.

Na6 zen mlia1icnbItcn 8cridtcn st,
leBten Gage iibcr bcn Ston6 Der @cljd).
forncrntc IicBt c5 HOb I0limmer aus,
als man bisbcr bciiird)tct bate. SI
n!!Cn licbcu Sterilization" Der llnipil
miro Del bisSj0Drige Nllsiau Der Grntt
Iehr crbcbli9 icin; ser Grtrag luilo i'm
Scr9teI6 5ur r]prjODri9cn Grrte wie
iOl9t bcrcduCi: 9aniG5 30 Yrpjcnt,
MtIipuri 60 Yrpjcnt, 9tcbro&tI 40,
Solpa 20, SQinui5 60, Suoiann 60
uno Ohio so &rp5eut. Gas crgicbt gu
inmmeu circn gtu&ina uon G5O,O0O,0OO
guibcl, 10 baB tjc 8ciummttrute Ii1 III
bleiem Sabre auI $1,600,OOO, 900 be-
lauIeu uiro. 9tm bctrdgt Der jdDrtide
Notwithstanding Der Scr. Staaien
runo 200,000,OOO 8nlDcl, mas ell
Wtanquo upn 400, 600 600 SulGetn erz
siebt. 9icie 3abtct laiien nit SiGcrs
belt cine bcbeutcnoe Brcislteigerultg ocs
SUrus permutbeli, rno man brnlldt lid
nldt su luulioern, iuenl baiiclbs, beuor
bas Sabr 1890 ii3 Sur &iiIte neigt, bier
anf IS Gcnts 9citic9cu lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05
Reue Guluraou Clinic

Wit Der SolIetoung Der Sort Scott
& Gaitern @iienbaDn 5luiiden 9tid Slll
unb Sort Sc9tt fat Die Miiiouri 8az
cific cine 9roBe &oute Sipiiden 81.
2ouis, &idita uno aQeu Gunften al
Der Sort Scott, @i6ita s. @eiteru
@ileababn Ber9elte(It. 9ieie 9inie lit
nit Ben bequemen reclining chairs"
nno BEN Gulmarm S6laIiuagen bis
8eneieo aNS9eltattet, iuO oieielbe Ser
%bitOun9 nit alien Gunften ill Gplora=
DO uno Den 9tofD Mfountaius madt-
Man ipel,be iitb cit Den nd6lten gtgcuz
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05

SelDs uno @inmu69ldier bel Scrsuf
s @ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05
aus Der Bunorsbanptfaot.

xtH9 W.
@al6instun, 20. GuguIt. Gon+
sreBperbanSlun9eu. Sm Ssrat ipnroe
Der Gntrag, fir bas 2afnDettez0 entnidt
einen anhercn @tat als Den bisDer be-
Itinrmten n~usSurud9ten, ~an9eiomnlell.
Sann murbe Die GariIbia ipieoer aul9ez
noruweu. Q(lorid fanoiste in Namen
bes SinanScOmites 5tpsi Announcements
oil. Sas cine lit cine Saloels9e9et'
ieiti9feitstlnuiel I'M Sinne SlaInes.
9as Siueite lit ell NnDang 81 Den 5lldz
8ara9rapben uuo perii9t: bas 5llfe
mn nit II Gents per 8iurlb gu uerz
sullen Iino, iuenn bon cirem Snlioe
erportirt, III bciIen ldmmtlidcn Sdfen
amerifanii9e 6ii6eriaBrSeu9e sum Ails
tauf BON 9orrQtheu (&Doer eii9elblpls
ien) 5u9elafien iuerben rto iUO Die 9allO'
ing BON 5ii6eu sur &crI6iffnng inter
i3olveri6nb mG6 ben Ser. Stanten pDiie
8ei6rdntung 9eItattet miro. SIN 9aus
wurbe Die Bill our 8e9elupg bon Nr'
6citerauiprii9en all Die 9te8ierut9 ilIlz
ter Dem NdtItunoen9eIeb beratben.
Gutheon (0ti9.) %bcalttra9te Streld)'
un9 Der DcItimmuu9, OaB fein @ontrac.
tor einen glrbeiter erlnn6eh plrfe, lan'
ger ais StunOcn 81 arbclte!. WI1
81 9e9en rs Stlmn,cn geneDmt9t. N''
Qutraa pon McGomAs iOnroe btt
Slauiel ous9eltri6er, iuelde uerfH9t
baB gontraftc Sur 2iefer ing uot Wta:
terinl CT Die &e9ierang otI 8rrnto:
ln6e oes N6tItunbcn9cieBeS obgeld(ol
fen iuerbcn miliicn. Die Bill iuar0e 10
hann angelommen. !9enberl Oh nlter:
G~rciteic ben GouIerenjbert6t ii6er Dit
Dill 6ur llntel Itiibultg Der 9totDlelber.
Den i'll SftnGoma ullO berlclbe ipurot
ocnsGmi9t. Ser gemeiniante Senats.
bei6tuB fir Guspdgtung zines alioerel
9labes fir bu8 2aiagette 9enfmnl i'll
@aibin9ton luurbe ebcnIna3 beltdtl9t,
@aIbin0Iou, 80. Nug. 9err Glarf'
ion, Der critic 0iilIs @elteralpcItnlellter,
bat Deltte feline Ser6iuoun9 nit benz
8oitocpartemellt 9clDit, I'M Die 9rdi-
bentidaft Der nSubIOn 8neumatic Sail
irnp 60" gu iiberteBnteu, iuel9e eiu
ncucs Sronsportprincip, bas Der Sort
bctpt9un9 bur9 2ufibrud, lit ben StGbs
ten bieies 2nnOe3 einjuiiiGren beabIi6z
ti9tc, uno bercit3 cine pucumatiIde
8abn i'll @aibiugton in Sau bat.
Clarion fat III Sen Is Mpnotcn ieirer
N~mtstGdti9fcit 32335 9oItmeiter 4.
Slniic crltannt, mas mcbr lit, ols je
elmer ~iciltcr SOr9d1gcr III bcrIcl6en Belt
ferti9 gebra6t lat.
Sn geruOrra9en0cr Wsile iuer0en iOlz
9enoe Ser Oncn als feline m0sliden Na6.
fol9er gelaunt: g. :. Wi1eusr BON
Snbiana: $. 6. Eapnc bon @i3conlin;
G9auuceD s. Siaep bon Wiiiouri;
Sobn q. Srtpin bon Soma; Samuel
5eIienoeu BON Connecticut; &. @.
Morrou ppn Californian mo 6. 6.
5oiuler, bcr jcbi8e GbeIctert Iii Glarts
ions 9cpnrtCmcnt.
Scr Srdlioent fat bic 6leii9inipec>
tionsSSia, Die SiI 5ur &ermeDrurs
bes 8eamtenIta6s i'll 8eniionsamte
uuo Die Sill sur Nenberuug Ger Sc.
ridtStermile in lucItli6en Miiiouri
lnter5eidnCt.
9as S9abamt BAT cin nelles Girclls
lar erlaiIen, woriu wieOer $20,OO0,=
900 a prUc. SOnos sur @inl0I lung bis
gum 20. September cingeforoert iucrs
ben. Sie 8e6in9un9eu iino oieIelben,
iuic III Circular ppm y. &Nuguit nnge.
geberr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05

SoruntO, l.. Sept. Die @rnteberi1te
aus ManitO6a unO Dem WorSwet:Eer=
ritpriam lauten auBero,bsntii6 gin tlg.
Nod nie bat iene irudt6are @sseuo
eine 10 cute @eiienerate ge9abt luie
9eucr. Sasegen 1T iii Dem Se;irt BON
Mpntreal III 5ol9e BON 0iirre ole
@rnte 9ailS unO gar febleei6la9ert, 10
oaB Die &esicruns NaBre5e In slr llu=
.eritiisuns Der NOtbleiSenben luirS Ell,
sreifen mifiea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05

3icGt bic 9rem all wcuu Sbr
iinbct, baB es i'm Bunfte Der @eiuno3cIt
bersab. S6minoenoe Strait, 9el6mdlcrtc
Serbauun9 unb Niiimiliruug lilo bic !3ci6en
bss S6rpinbens Der @eiunobeit. Sbut bic
fen unO anberen 2lniciden zines iriiDieiti9en
SeriallS Ginbolt nit bein 9roBeu gebel!5:
ipelber unb 9ebeuswefer, 0oitetter's Ma
enzSitter5. Pin Der Suele, benz Wageu,
bc9inucno, bebt oas Nitters iette llntGdtig:
felt, perbeiiert feline Srrtbiirner NIB brip9t
i'm frditi9 wieOer in Scweaun9. Gas ser
bauun9sorsan miro icnlit III ben Stano ges
Iett, aus benz glien Die NdbrItoTle abjnl0m:
bern, luel6e SIut er;eliSelt. Iuf bieie 2Sciie
,pirb bas Spitem aeild6rt, 9eitdrft uno Dem
abnormen @ebralISc Ter Ma9cnidftc 9eitcu:
ert. Appctit, gutter S6lai, reselmdBi4e 2e=
benS9eruobnbeiteu lperoeu interchangeable
uno bic ueri6iebenen SInftionen treteu pies
Der in ibre natiirli6e uno SeIuube &bdti9=
felt. Sas Sitters 1T ii6erbles eiu ipeSiiii6es
8orbeu9un9srnittel 9e9en 0taiaria. 9tbeu.
matismlIS, @a1enleloe1 uno Rierenbei6mer=
Npu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-05

Der bcltIde &aiier uno Der ruiiii6t
G6ar ciicn 5uiammen 10 piel 9roo mn
Sal5, DAP lie iid fait otn Wa9eu baral
uerberben f0Mlcn, Die TrcuubiJGIt2bc.
5eugun9cu iuu(en fein Gupc ue1mell
uno der 5ricoe lit euf lanse Set bin.
aus 9cii6crt". Sm 0runoe 9enommen,
tit oas 0auje lat Gpic9elfedterei,
8er Gum 9Osi6ln9eu bereit lit mo fiji
fi6 einen Surtgeil I'M &us6rub zines
fril6en iro6ti6en Srieses liebt, Der
Idldgt cbcn log. NQes natiirlid i'll
Sntereiie bcs Griebsns, nit @ott iiir
&aiier unb Saterlaub! Oarau dl.
bert fein 5itrltcnbeluJ etiuas. Mar
'uelB aus Griabruug, tuie iuenis fratti=
i6en @crtb iolde Observation-Disclosures.
runsen baben uub wie ioeni9 Die auer=
bo6iten SerridaIte1, Die li1 jest I'M
armerl, int @rtnoe i6res Serjels bon
Der Gufri6tl9feit Der tuao9esebeneu Sc
sinnun9 balten.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
GREENIEAr

The question of irrigation is not agita-
ting the public mind to any great extent
about these days.
The boom that We are having here now is
not like some towns and railroads, all on
paper, but has materialized full fiedged.
Corn, Wheat & Co. are getting to the
front in good shape. OF course We can't
expect the weeds to be bashfui about
showing themselves when Vegetation of all
kinds is holding carnival.
Miss Mollie Cree has been home some
time in poor health, lowing to over work in
her Huron school.
Ed Marston went to Sioux Falls last
Thursday TO present himself before some
Of the eminent medical fraternity OF this
state gathered there, to see If they could
more fully ascertain what was the matter
with him.
Rev. b. irons, from Oberlin, Ohio,
preached his first sermon in the church
here last Sunday. He has been sent to
this and the Rec Heights church for one
year. Judging from his first, We bespeak
for him fair degree of success, He will
preach III GrSenleaf church each Sabbath
at 3 o'clock p. N.
Frank Eaton's clip of wool averaged
eight and one-half pounds to the sheep.
Mr.. Ira Cree, our assessor, come around
last week to see il We would sell out bag
and baggage for two hundred dollars.
Most OF us told him we would, but since
the boom has struck us with so much
force we are rather relenting Of our folly.
There was meeting called last Friday
night in school house No. /, in the inter-
est of the farmers alliance which We un-
derstand was poorly attended The truth
is, we have too much corn to plow these
long days to be out these very short nights.
to listen to alliance or political speeches.
HECTOR.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
HOWELL.
Rain, Rai., and Good Crops--Cu
Worms Working.

Rain, Raia, and Good Crops Cut
Worms Working.
The childrens day was observed by our
Sunday School in accordance with the
national plan. The Melbourne school
visited the Howell school. A bountiful
dinner was enjoyed and all passes of well.
Mrs. Gardner has returned to her claim
from Chicago.
Cut worms are making havoc with corn.
Chas. Dwyer loses Is acres.
There seems to be a good deal OF talk
about the three mail routes centering in
Howell. These routes have b cen con-
tracted, for by sub contractors at about
half price which the government pays
the head contractor. IL is thought that
the snb- contractors have taken these
routes at figure which will not nay ex-
psnses.
Z. Baker, and son William have gone
away in search Of carpenter work.
Mrs. John Cochran left very suddenly
the 10 ult in the absence OF her husband.
She told some OF her friends that she was
going to Chicago, and after that to visit
some Of her children in Michigan and
would not return. She was very
estimable woman, and her sudden depar-
ture is a matter Of regret 10 all here who
knew her
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

The Pierre Daily Capital has made ar
Judgements with the Dakota State Bindery
at Pierre, the only authorized publishers,
for II large number Of copies Of this years
Session laws which will be sent post paid
to any address in the United States at the
following extremely low prices to subscri-
bers for three months
The Daily Capital and Session Laws
bound in half sheen. $3.50
The Daily Capital and Session Laws
bound in full law sheep binding, S3 SO.
In no other way can You get these books
so cheap. The Daily Capital being first
class newspaper in every respect, giving
ali Official state news first, as well as
general teIegraphic news, reservation
pointers, capital chat. etc. etc. The price
of the paper alone Is $3.50. The books
will be sent out as fast as completed, those
ordering first being served first, Cash
must accompany the order, isE
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
Mantaaa, Oregon and Washington.

correct map OF the northwest will show that
the Northern Pacific Railroad traYerses the central
portion of Minnesota, North Dakota Montana and
Washington for distance OF nearly 1900 miles :
IL IL the only Railroad reaching jamestown, Bis
marck. Miles city, Billings, Livingston Bozeman
Missoula, Cheney, Davenport Palouse CITY
5ps..ue, Ritzyille, Yakima, Ellensburu. Tacoma.
seattle. and IN isc. pipetenths OF the northwest
cities, towns and points OF interest,
The Northern Pacific is the shortest transconti-
mental route from 81. Paul aud Chicago 70 Helena
Butte, Anaconda, beer Lodge. Spokane Falls,
Walla Walla, Dayton and Portland. aud the only
one whott through trains reach any portion of the
new state of Washington, Land seekers purchas-
ing Pacific Coast second e,ass tickets via st. Paul
ane the Northern Pacific have choice from that
point of free Colonist Sleeping Cars or PulInan's
Tourist Furnished Sleepers AT charges as low a.
the lowest
For the benefit OF settlers the Northern Pacific
also gives ten day stop over privilege ON second
class North Pacific Coast tickets at spokane Falls
and each and every point west. including over l25
stations in Washington, thus enabling persons
seeking home 10 examine this vast territory
without incurrlng an eXpen OF from IS to SIS
in travelling on local tickets from point 10 point,
Insure for yourself comfort and sal fety by having
the best accommodations afforded. thereby avoid.
ing change OF ears, re-checking Of baggage trans.
fers nd 10y overs en-route. Money can be saved
by purchasing tickets via ST Paul or Minneapolis
aud the Northern Pacific.
For Maps. Pamphlets. Rates and Tickets enquire
OF your nearest ticket agent, any district passen.
ger agent OF the Northern Pacific Railroad or
Uhss. :. Pee. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
St. Psul, Minn.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
HAND COUNTY LIARS.

Highmore Bulletin:-"Su Sully. Faux and
Hand county people who are in Highmore
trading nearly every day, say this is by all
odds the best trading point along the line. Z"
Miller Press:-Say, ,neighbor come down
any Saturday and see some people, The
streets OF Miller will show up more farm.
er's teams at any one time than any
other two towns between Huron and
Pierre.
washington Times We thought the liars
all left Hand county and went to Pierre,
after the election last fall, but 1t seems
not. If YOU fellows want to see real live
get there" town, come to Washington. Our
merchants are selling goods cheaper than
Montgomery, Ward d Co. can buy them.
Sllox papers please print and send mark
ed copy to Corkins.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
SPRING LAKE.

Plentycf rain and plenty of cut worms.
Our revival meetings haye closed with
10 giving their hearts TO GOD and accept
ING him as as their Savior. Rev. Bates
gave very interesting sermons here last
Sunday afternoon and evening. We now
use the school house since our church
was blown away.
The South S. S. convention was largely
attended and good speakers present
which made it very interesting and in
structive.
E. o. Westmire went to Miller after his
best girl TO attend the convention.
A number of persons at this place are
making preparation to 60 to TT. Thomp-
son on the goth, TO attend the school ex-
hibition at that place. ......
Office seekers are not us numerous an
common iown here, guess they al, live
in Miller. The Lord says, ask and ye
shall receive" Not so brothers in politi-
cal schemes. SEREECH OWL.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
SCHOOL ELECTION,

Tuesdays school election broaght out
the ladies In force, and they quickly
demonstrated that they could hustle for
votes as well as the men, Two tickets
were out, but the lady candidates Mrs.
A. d. Hill and Mrs W. II. Waters were
good enough politicians to be ON 10th
tickets, so the contest was between the
two men on the tickets, w, II. Miller ana
c. II. Weeks on one and j. w. Coquillette
and w. II. Sunderland on the other.
That is there would have been a contest if
there had been enough votes ON the short
side. The boss faction was again in the
saddle, while the wool men displayed
still more Conservatism" than usual.
The total number of votes cast was 24l.
divided as follows:
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

Jack Troutman, the machine man, re-
'urned last week from Pierre. He is
known for the decisive way in which he
Expresses his opinion, and to say that he
|PiVes the temporary cold shower bath
Is putting it mildly. A reporter asked
bim how Pierre looked. Two hun
Pred idle men in the city to-day, living
IN dugouts and shanties because they can
bot earn enough to pay board. The
lecOnd pontoon bridge is a flzzle. Part
pi 1t is built and men quit work because
Company bursted, and have not yet got
|heir pay"
"Well but, how about those two rail-
loads 2"
Yes, l asked some Of the people out
here what they would do with two more
oads when the present enc is hauling all
ne freight needed with just three trains
ach week. After listening to a hall
ozen widely different answers and ex-
uses told them they had better get to.
e,her."
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

The caucus fight is over with. Much
might be said in discussion and analysis
thereof, but perhaps little good would re-
suit from it. The Press fought as hard
as it could, and it has the further courage
to candidly say we were defeated,
defeated hard, If it so please the victors.
Now let the matter drop. II is right to
take issue, honestly, and it is again right
to drop all differences when such issues
are settled. A man may be victorious, OF
he may be defeated in the Sc battles Of life.
but "a mans man for a that"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

The following resolution was passed at
the republican caucus Saturday
We the republican voters of the town Of
Miller, in convention assembled, recog-
nizing the integrity and ability with
which the Hon. John A. Pickler has rep
resented the state of South Dakota, be it
resolved
That we do recomend his re nomina-
tion and urge the delegates to the State
convention TO do all in their power to
secure his nomination, and our delegates
to he selected here to-day, are hereby in
structed to support no man for state dele
gate unless he Will pledge himself to
stand by Maj. Picker first, last and all the
time.
That this resolution be printed in our
county papers and a copy thereof sent to
Maj. Picker, that he may know the ex-
preston of our people.
F. NJ MEAD. Chmrn Convention.
+. II. BURTON, See'y.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
HELMICK.

Farmers are joyful and business is
hourishing.
The Eagle clu b played the Wheaton
nine Saturday and resulted in score of
% 10 66 in favor of Eagle.
Mrs Collision is very i'll.
The alliance is in prosperng condition
in this township.
Work on the road is the order of the
day.
The census man and assessor are among
the callers now days.
Thos. Collision is improving rapid ly
from his severe illness. TRUST.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
REDMoND..M,INTIRE.

James I. Redmond and Nellie G.. McIn-
tire were married yesterday at Pierre by
Father Bushman. This is another of
Miller's popular young couples, They
have been residents of the town for several
years, and made many friends who will
wish them unbounded success In life. We
underst nd they expect to remove 10 New
York before long. Their cards read :
Married June 18th at Pierre, s. d. At
home after June 2lst. Miller, S. d.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

Tuesday nights storm was a severe one,
with great deal of lightning and thsnder.
One house in northeast Hand county was
struck by lightning and torn to pieces,
and a child severels injured. DR.. Lane
was summoned yesterday, but the reporter
could learn no particulars at the time of
going to press.
Hon. Geo Mason was caller yesterday
and reports the Louise struck by lightning
belonged 5. Dorcus In ll4-66 His little
girl was quite badly hurt. The house was
greatly damaged, but not torn down, as
& frst reported.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

shattered. But no longer can we indulge
In the pleasant pastime of casting envi-
Gus glances at Harvey through the little
glass boxes. Now since our still hunt is
gwen away there is only one thing left,
well agree to honestly and sincerely stop
lighting and combine with two other still
hunts, and fix up a winning ticket as fol.
lows, to-wit, namely, viz:
For State Treasurer-BoyI.
For County Judge-van.
For Postofflce-Bush
Now boys, lets quit PLAYING horse"
and get together"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

E. A. Egbert, the efficient deputy treas
urer under o. II. Pruner and B. r.
Howell presents his name this week for
the nomination of county treasurer at the
republican convention. Ed. Is one of the
very best qualified men in Hand county
for the position, and has many friends
throughout the county who will earnestly
support him for this important Office.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19
Land once a, Huron south Dakots, juno !,

Land ONCE at Huron. south Dakota Juno :. 1880
Notice Is hereby given that the following nan I'd
setter has filed notice of his intention to make
hna proof IN snppoTf OF his claim. and that said
proof VIII be made pefOre the Judge of County
Court. or in his alb before the Clerk Of the
County Court for Hand county, south Dakota, al
Miller the county seat thereof ON July 26. 1890.
viz: Godried Weise under II, 4. No. 1896 for the
\. f. ll36s, He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upon and cul.
uyation otg-said land viz: Ira Cree Alfred s.
sayles. BENJAMIN X. Purkcy, George W. Thomas
all of Miller, Hand county South Dakota.
JAMES MCDOWELL. Register,
q Ii. CARROLL. Atty. Jnl2t6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-06-19

Another big rain Tuesday night has
completely soaked the ground and pools
Of water are standing everywhere. II a crop
Of wheat is not in sight now it never was.
Permit us to extract a very small quota Of
consolation out of the fact that the good
Lord rains for the meek and lowly sheep
Just as much as he does for the high
headed English hoss