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For %biliousness and sick stomach try . dose OF
tho OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER, . vegetable rem
oSw
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ There will be a meeting of the stockholders
of the Satellite Mining company at room 46
haley block, Helena. Montana, June 9, at 3
o'clock D. m, (polls to remain open till four
o'clock for the purpose of ~electing three trus-
tees to serve for the ensuing year.
Nm. e.. BAILEY, Secretary,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
Az William Chumasero. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executors of the last viii and testament of Mill
lam Chumasero. deceased. to the creditors of.
and all persons having claims against tho said
deceased. to exhibit them. with the neces-
sary vouchers. within ten months after the
first publication of this notice. to the said exec
utors at the office of 4. A. harlow, in the rear of
the Montana National fank building the same
being the place for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estate in tho city of Helena, in the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
MARY Il. CIIDMaSEEO,
T. A. MARROW,
Executors of the last will and testament OF
William Chumascro, decea cd.
Dated Nav lE. 1914,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
N Margaret Durnen. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the Undersigned, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Margaret Durnen,
deceased. to tho creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication of this no.
tice. to the said ADMINISTRATIVE at the office
of +. II. GOODMAN in Townsend, Meagher eonn.
transaction of the business Of eaid estate.
MARY LANAHAN,
Administrative OF the estate Of Margaret Durnen.
dec ased.
lated May q. 1893.
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MArmEaoN = ca.

MATHEaON 4 ca.
~UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
Si6O each for ten lots In Ksnck addition. Each
4s1iOO; payable one-half down, balance 10 suit.
Sl2. 30 per from, foot Toy Ia feet on Froadyay,
100 feet deep to allsy. 1hese are fine level lots
Il 1870 for 200 feat on Montana Contra! right Of
way oppoeits Montana Central depot This par
cs!hs. Z dspth Of ~ fset;; i, only sSs ,I psr foot tai
$500 for inside. lots and $3.50 for CORNERS. for
choice q aS. l S'os Sn t,a% H. nnd e :adities ss'e cns- u,ini
mens required Il purchases sSH builds.
$500 for good level residence lota in Iroad-
water addition, one-third down, ons and two
90 per front foot for choice corner lot on
liz psf front foot Tor 70 feet on Ninth avenue.
$40 feet deep to alley; one block from hlsctric
Sss per front foot for good lsvel lot on War
rem street near Twelfth avenue.
SIS per front foot for 10 feet ON Helena Avenue.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
S1SOOO-Eiegant modern dwelling ON renton
avenue. near Lawrence street; lot 15xlso; $500
ss.soo for = fine ten room dwelling. we'll a.
ranged: elegant lawn, trees; lot 45x20o' $500
81, 9Oo-substantial brick dwelling with seven
Is, Observation-Disclosures dwelling on Hauser
boulevard avenue; tath. furnace; $4,000 down.
s.. 5OO-Attractive modern dwelling with ten
rooms. bath. furnace; $3.50 down; SIS per month.
Interest at 8 per cent. 80.
81 ,7O0-Neat seven-room dwelling, No. sos
Peostn: $500 down; $25 per month.
S4,500-six-room brick dwelling on Ienton
avenue. corner lot rs feet on benton aud $50 feet
on Gilbert street.
S1,BOO-seven-room dwelling on Peosta ave-
nue.; lot s4xl25; 5000 down; $1,000 en- three years
time: interest at g.
Wanted . modern dwelling, six to eight rooms
in exchange for stock in thriving sheep company.
Houses for rent.
MATHESON Il CO.,
G11l I0.,cL
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tobbils ........ Merchants Hotel. 81. Paul
Wellard 3. Dennis. ........ Hotel Ryan. St Paul
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Two Companies Assign,

Life is short and time is fleeing, but Hoods
Esrsaparilla will bless humanity az ages roll on
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GALE OF SCHOOL EONDS-NOTiCE Is
~ hereby given that the trustees of school dis
trict No Seven "a, Patterson county, Montana,
at Rou!der, viii on Saturday. June u, 1893, at
tho hour of ore o'clock p. m. Of said day, sell
the coupon bonds of said d strict to tho amount
OF 5000. said bonds are payable fifteen years
after date, at tire First National bank OF Boulder,
mum. interest paid semi annually at snmo place.
The trustees reserve tho right to rsiect any and
al bids and sell said bonds n private sale. if
decreed for tho best interests of said district
Bids will DO received until twelve o cock M. on
day Of eale by district clerk.
WIN. L. SWEET,
DODLEY HALfORD.
Nj SlMPKISS
Trustees.
D.. Y. WAhSER. District Clerk.
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Hoods SarsapaYiNa

which effected a perfect cure. Mr.. Haucr is
now in the best Of health. Full particulars OF
his case will be sent all who address
G.. I. HOOP g. o Lowell, Mass.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN DE.
~ sires a place on a ranch with some progress
sive rancner: moderate wages. Address
Eancher. Independent office.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
B. G.. Wilbur. ....... Palace Hotel, San FraAoisoe
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After dinner,
Il you havo dis
comfort and auf.
fering, take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, or Anti
Bilious Granulea.
They're made to
assist Nature in
her own way
quietly, but thor
OuOh1v WHAT
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SITUATION WANTED-ENGINtER, SEC.
~ ond-class; can give good references. Ad.
dress d. M. Y, this office.
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LOH SALE-HOTEL DOING BEST BUSI-
L ness of any in city. Over S. 600 profits last
four years. $500 cash and easy terms on
balance; account sickness. Herbert j.. Reed d
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements nnusc uus heau ulres times
EREF-

SITUATION WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED
~ -. American to work for private family; handy
horses, etc. Address Will, this office.
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A UCrION SALE OF HORSE5-AT TURNER
"A Il Little's stable, Helena. juno 10, / will sell
to tho highest bidder for cash in hand forty head
OF geldings, mares, colts, etc. Harry +. Sykes,
FOR sALIs-IHE MERCHANTS HOTEL
Company having discontinued tho use OF
thirty. rooms, also the dining room now offer
kitchen furniture at the New Merchants hotel:
parties interested are invited to inspect these
articles. as they. will be fold regardless OF cost to
cafh buyera. Merchants Hotel COMPANY. ,Johu
IL. Vawter, sscre.ary and treasurer.
i steam table and furniture. Inquire at Al.
lantic restaurant.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
y Location central; terms reasonable, 50
Park ave.
EoR RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD 500
1 Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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SITUATION WANTED-IN STORE ny o
~ age 10, with some experience; can give good
references. address, A. b. c., independent.
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HELP WANTED-TEMALE
WANTED-LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME
Enclose stamped envelope. LILA Werst
Sec South Bend. Ind.
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FOR

EOR sALE-S2.3OO HOUSE FOR 81, IT'S; SIS
1 per month or to suit. II. b. Reed K Co.
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OlYB Employment Agency.
$50 Nsr,n Main ssrses. rsisrheas 1oS

--WANTED-
10 mon for railroad, free fare.
IL Finlanders for woodchopptng.
s mon for brick yard.
Woman cook.
Girl to go to Fort Benton for homework.
3 girls for gsnofal homework In city.
FOR HAI4E--
Wood. sawed or split. In lots 70 suit purchase
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPER-
~ fenced and licensed engineer; present en-
gagement closes June 10, after that date would like
an engine to handle either in or out Of city.
Address Y. z this office.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HCKOOIc MARY
~ +. Jackman. Room ~ Galley block.
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SITUATION WANIED-AS COOK OR
~ housekeeper; give tirst-class references. A.
L. b., this othce.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN AS News
agents on Northern Pacific road. Apply
to news office, depot. Must have security.
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Mr.. Chns. N. Hduer
OF Frederick, Nd, suffered terribly for over
ten years with assesses and running sores on
his left leg. He wasted away, grew weak and
thin, and was obliged to use a cane and crutch.
Everything which could be thought of was done
without good result, until he began taking
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D. Y. WARNER. District Clerk.
First publication May 2b, 1893.
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SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG WIDOW OF.
- responsibility. we'll acquainted with Chicago
as companion going to the Worlds fair. Ad-
dress Nj. H. g.. BOX So, Marysville. Mont
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COLORADO.
Smith 4 on...,..... go Sixteenth st., Denvcs
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SITUATION WANTED-B o OF IL TX
~ do chores for boarl. Address 5O2 Park ave
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HOOPS PILL are the best after-dinner Pills
assist digestion. cure headache and biliousness.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL,
- second or light homework. Address post
office box 1,2I4.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ young woman. light homework, housekeep-
ing. or charge Of one or two children. for pleas
ant home and small wages. 2lS Broadway.
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FOR sALK-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-NEW. .WELL-BU1LT BRICK
I dwelling on east side. having hall. seven
parlor and sitting room finished in oak; good
fences, she'd, lot i2xlO0 with alley: handsomely
may remain on tho place, . down payment Of
$500 being all that is required. Matheson 4
Co. u Old block.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY TWO RE-
~ eponsible young ladies with best of refer
ence to care for hous, or rooms during absence
of owner. Address NJ. G., this office.
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SITUATION WANTED - by LADY AS
y housekeeper or will take charge OF rooms.
Address Mrs. NJ. A. Abbott, n West Third
South, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
advertisements under this head three times
FREE.
SITUATION W~ANTED-TO DO GENERAL
~ homework. Address A. r.. this Office.
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SITUATION W~ANTkD-BY WOMAN WITH
city or country. Address A. NJ. this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER
ences given. Address A. Ii. Il. this office.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
Rec HEIGHTS.

We sCribhled few items for the
"PREss" last week, and forgot to mail
them; this is our excuse for stale items.
Miss Lon Inglehart aud brothers have
returned to their home in Spring Hills,
where the boys will attend the home
school taught 10y Miss Rose Maxwell
Chas. Turner sold car load of cattle
lest vo,E =" Mr Fuller of sio9v rr'y.
John NMblus left Wr1ucs-a mas0iur
for his hone at Eagle Grove, Iowa. he
thinks Dakota a grand place for stock.
and may return aLother year and max g
this his home.
The leading question of the day is
where can find a man or boy to hire.
The ladies have organized an laid So
cIety" and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Wilett. vice president.
Mrs Camp; secretary, Miss Fannie Kel-
logg; treasurer, Mrs, Hill. They will
meet once in two weeks, nnd sew for any
one wishing that kind OF work done.
Now ye lone bachelors, If YOU want u
patch on vour coat, buttons sewed on, OF
stockings mended please come forward
with the garments; charges reasonable.
There will be pop corn social at the
church Thursday evening. A short pro-
gram will be given.
G.. c. Willett has one Of Jobs comfort
ers On his neck. but rumor has it, that
he is not quite as patient.
Rev. Z dgar Swartout Of Mitchell, held
services at the church last Sunday, and
the church here and at GreenIeaf, haye
given him cali TO become their pastor
tor the next six months. All who are in.
terested in the welfare Of our town, will
surely be glad TO have a settled pastor.
Jessie Martin spent Sunday ana Mon
day in kee Heights. He likes his ne "
home at Do!and very much, CLEANER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
CITY ELECTION.

Next Monday, May LIST, occurs the re e.
ular annual election for city offices. The
emolnments to these officers are IA rule
less extensive than the criticisms, but
they must be filled for the good of the
town, and any man with interest here
should not be aveIse to occasionally serv-
ing term or two, to the end that city af-
fairs will have able and conscientious
management.
The present administration has don e
some good careful figuring to keep down
expenses, especially is tins 50 with regard
to Mayor Sayles, who has given a great
deal or time and work TO the city for
three years with little or no Iemunera-
tion, He has selyed several terms, aud
given eminent satisfaction. and the PRESS
believes the city can not spare his valua-
unanimously, and then should haYe the
assistance and encouragement of every
one interested in the town toward i'm
provement and general betterment Of
things in accompaniment with the pres
ent improved prospect and era Of pro.
gress We have entered upon. This year
of 1893 is marker for all Of South Dako,
ia, aud Miller sho I'D be in the swim,
ready to push forward, take advantage OF
every opportunity and make the town
that is possible in this location, without
4 rival between Huron and Pierre.
See certificates Of nominations on ith
Dage.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
CIRCUIT COURT.

AS announced last week Judge Fuller
was called home to Faulkton by the i'll
ness of his son, and adjourned court I'm
til Monday. The case pending at ad-
journment. and taken mp this week, is
known as the opera house case. As un
derstood 10y the reporter it is thus:
J. L. Roll, builder of the opera house
gave mortgage to Mr.. Granger of New
York for $1,000, and second mortgage
to Mr. Ill., of Miller. for a less sum.
Sometime afterwards Roll decided the
property to Hill. This case we believe
is to establish the fact, or point of law,
whether or not Mr.. Hill tn reby assumed
payment of the first mortgage. Tue case
was tried to jury, aud they disagreed,
eleven holding that Hill did not assume
the first mortgage, and one that he did
The Judge dismissed the jury, and the
case was submitted to him for discussion
This seemed to involve questions Of fact
and law calling for considerable legal
talent. The yarious sides were repre-
e'hteh oh lL'ee wen kuO"u attorneys. j &,
II. Cole and J. l.. Pyle for Granger, c. G
Har(ley aud A. b. Melville for HILL Craw-
ford & DeLand for Roll, and they all
banded their cases in a very able manner
Joseph Spain, indicted for rape, was
released yesterd y on deposit OF $500 cash
bond for appearance at September term
Taial Of the Weeks rape Case is now
in progress.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
SPRING LAKE,

We We're honored one day last week
N erchant. Mr.. Dolan. He vas out OH a
busines trip, and his brisk manner and
neatness of dispatch proves that with
Mr.. DoIan business is business"
The friends OF Mr. s. W. Blnue will
be pleased TO hear that his health has 80
mach improved that he was able on Sat
urday to go out in the field and ride a
pulyerizer half the afternoon. Mr.
Blaine has long been great sufferer, but
his present condition encourages hope
for his final recovery.
Verify, Spring Lake seems like au
Eden blussoming in gladness." In every
direction teams are turning up the mel
low soil, aud many large fields are already
beginning 10 put en- a green color. 4
bouutiful harvest is expected.
Our Sunday school is in an unusually
,hriYing condition. Blessing seems to
attend the efforts that have been and are
being put forth and more success than
ever before is hoped for this year
Large numbers OF ducks may be seen
thickly distributed over the surface Of
the now beautiful lake. and the sports
mans fun has begun. Many good din.
ners and soft pillows may be had for the
trying.
Mr.. Amos Winagar has for some time
been hobbliug about on crutch; the re
suit OF Sprained ankle.
The indIspused ones of our little berg
have all recovered, and universal health
prevails.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27

to sell. The grain hay is better and
easier handled if cut with a binder and
well stacked or sheltered. Another thing
the best ranchers here claim they raise
laiger aud better crops with less work
by summer following at least third Of
their land every year, and all grain land
is rolled after the grain is put in.
Mnny crop OF from 20 to 80 bushels OF
wheat has been raised here without a
drop OF rain on it from the time IL is put
IN in the spring uutill it Is cut in the
summer, but OF course the ground was
aud always is soaked here to depth of
five or six feet in the spnng, and rolling
the ground Keeps the moisture in until
after harvest. Yours Truly.
G. w. BOVINE
NoTE.-The above is from our former
County clerk who left here few years
ego, and contains several points that may
be of value, However Charlie was not
here the past two years when the crops
were excellent, and perhaps he cannot
realize the change of conditions in this
state. Like many Others he left here
Just little TO soon.--ED)
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
CHARLES THOMSON, Auditor.
LANDS FOR RENT,

/ have the following described lands
for rent or sale on easy terms.
The land Known as the Coutryman
farm, s W 22-1l2-G7. A Woolhizer n L
4-ll3-G6, G W Smith S w 32-1l0-69, ID o
lee s W 30-ll2-G6. n Hill n L 2-ll4-67,
L w Thompson n l. 9-ll2-GS, W II JEFF
fiery S f 6-lll-G7, L J Isham Lots & 4.
4-ll2-6S, T w shaw n W 22-il4-70, d W
Mudgett $ f 3l-ll4-G7, J " Jackson W
7-ll5-66. Davis n W 27-ll3-67. A l.
Smith n w 3-ll3-G6, Mp Friis n W 10
il0-69. r NJ Wilkins + 3-il2-GS, W
Morton Lots | Il 2 Il i IN w 3e-li3-G7
Dunn \ W i-lll-67, w NJ Dunn E-a-
\ W & WIN T. 35-lll-69, L Good
rch NV 3i-lI3-67. J A DowlerN N w s.
1897, II Baker n W S5-l09-68.
q. c. BRIGGS.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
CUPIO'S DARTS.

In the spring time a young mans
mind turns lightly to tue thoughts of
love" The social world of this immedi-
ate locality Is intere ted this week in the
union Of several couples, all among our
prominent. aud well known Young people,
add to the homes of Hand Comfy. The
PRESS congratulates them all upon this
assumption OF the higher duties of citiz en-
ship, and trust their roSe-tintei hopes
will be realized by happy and useful lives
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of DR.. Burch, of Miller, to Miss Flora
Crumb, at Cleveland Ohio. on Wednesday
evening, May Sd. The Doctor will bring
his bride home to Miller, and the PRESS
bespeaks for them cordial welcome.
Married, Sunday April 23d at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by Rev.
Darling, james Bailey, Of Gilbert town
ship, and Miss Efiie Harris, Of Miller.
The groom is tie son of county commIs
sioner Capt. James Bailey, and is one of
the prominent young farmers of east
Hand county. The bride is the daughter
of ex-auditor Harris.
Married Tuesday evening at the Pres
byterian Parsonage, by Rev. Bowmiu.
Cbas. L. Sontag and Miss Anna b. Cot
trell, both Of Miller. Charlie is the
popular ieweIryman, and has been in
business in Miller for several years.
His bride is the daughter of Mrs S. E.
Cottrell. aud a sister of the we'll known
barber, Gene Cottrell. Both are among
our best known young people. and will
be the recipients of congratul ations and
good wishes from host Of friends.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27
HOW TO MAKE KAY

MICA, WASH, April o, 1893.
ED PRESS Enclosed find 81 80 for
subscription to Hand County PRESS. BY
thing which might be a benht to Dakota
farmers. In this country there is no
Wild hay 10 speak Of. ana very little tame
hay grown. but at the same time a farmer
has all the hay he wants and can sell al.
he will haul to Spokane for from $40 to
Sl5 per ton How does he do it? Well,
he just cuts his wheat or oats or his mix
ed wheat and oats about week or SO be.
fore it Is ready to harvest and has grain
hay, which by many people and some
horses and cdtIJe is considered better than
tame hay. Horses, cows, sheep, hogs
and fowls thrive aud get fat on it, and
why shouldnt they In Dakota just as
well as heIe. Now / remember IN Dakota
grain always looked 40 though 1t would
or two weeks of harvest time and then a
hot wind would come over from Nebraska
aud you could tell by the length OF peo-
pies faces just how many days the wind
had been bl wing. Now 1t seems to ne
that II people there Will keep horses.
cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry, anu
ElaEa .oHtgpinit9ls on n llng 80 much
grain Lay every year, besides g@mg etsy
to cuC IL All ior hay wnene,e. Ine hot
wind comes they will play safe all the
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27

Rain, Rain. Rain, is the order all
through this month, aud 1t has already
arrived in such quantities rs to interfere
with farming. This weather interference
however. is a matter the PRESS will not
kick very hard npon, for this reason:
There is still fool hardy notion i'm the
minds OF some few people that farming
should all he done in one month, April,
OF course they don't just exactly pat it
that way, bnt that is the literal meaning.
In other words they hold to the old idea
of raising wheat alone. which virtually
means they work themselves to death 10
scratch IN big acreage in this one menth
or curse their luck IL the weather don't
permit them to work every day in the
thirty. Bitter experience, however, the
best school on earth. has taught the OBJ
SERVING farmer that there are eleven
other months in the year besides April,
and that 1t is business for him to have
months. Consequently the great majority
are mixing their crops, getting different
kinds OF stock about them, cattle, horses.
sheep and hogs, poultry, etc, 30 that
their farming takes up the entire year
instead OF April aud the little tine in
harvest, That this mixed aud all year
farming is RAPIDLY changing the como
tions of things in Hand county Is evident
TO any man who compares the preseit
with three or four years ago. SO, letter
rain. IL We can't iarm in April, there
are eleven other months
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-04-27

Saturdays passenger train arrived at
Miller in the evening of tine bright day,
with farmers working in the fields, The
trainmen said when they left Tracy,
MINI, that morning they saw two feet
OF snow on the level. Qnite a change
from ono end of tie DIVISION to the 9TH