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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

II you have anything left 10 shed, shed
IL now.--Atchison Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

al want something nice in oil for din.
lng-room." Eyes. madam A landscape or
a box of sardines"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

A woman doesn't mind a windy day II she
has on a silk petticoat. -Washngto Demo.
crat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

Halls Catarrh Cure
Il a Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

rs the best--in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists BE sure TO get Hoods.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Nnnliitkafnue.
furbtbarer Wirbe!ffurm.

DienFog M6eno I'm 6 l1br feBte in G9nnbz
Ier, 40 Meilen Ditli9 bon @utbrie, Ofla.
Elm fur6t6drer @irbeliturm Elm. Der iibes
Elm 0ubeno Meni9enle6en berni9tets UNI
Die @tabt gum gr0bten Sbeil 8erit0rte.
Oem @turme folgte Elm pplfenbru4drttz
ger 9fegen NIT 9agel Oermii9t. 0relDierttl
Der 8obnungen unb Gei4dftsbduier iitf
entpeber total 5ert0rt ober idper bei6doigt
unm;ttel6ar por benz Sturm e%ntfuaO cine
fur6t6are 5initerniB, %tporauf Der @tnrm
nit einem fur4tbaren @etOis einieBte.
Syn Dielen 5dGen riefen bic 8erEbten Der:
qebens Inn 9iilfe, uno muBten urter Den
Sriimmern ibrsr Wp5nungen fiegen, Bis Del
soo or6ra6 unb es mDgli9 ipuroe, i6nen 81
belfen, Sn Dielen 5erit0rten 9dufern brad
sFeuer aus, uno in mebreren berfelbeT
6rannte es nod bel Sagesanbru9. Oel
MirbefIturm brah pbne isgli9e Wdr=
uurq I'm feds u9r geitern Ibent
iibsr g6onOler berein. 9os 3%eritDrunssipsr'
bsooan, e6e Die @inppbner puBtsn, mas pal:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Geftorben.
Dtr Werd11ftalune.

Die tp09entli9e 9anbelsiiberfi9t oOn 81.
8. Dun &c go. tbeilt 5olgenbes nit:
Die MGrtte Oerbalten ii9 abpartenb.
Man9e laffen ettpus na9, anbere er6olen fi9
ettpus. Die Nbftimmung bes M~bgeorbnetenz
buuIes iiber bic neue Sarifz8iG bat auf bic
@e19dftslage feinen @influB nuseeiibt, neil
man 19on felt Nobertber puBte, baB cine
berurtige MaBnabme aur @nna9me gelangen
piiroe.
Saus bic 8tQ nit Der 8eItimn1ng, bdB
tie bpm /. Mpril an in &rnft treten i'm, our
@eltung fommt, 1T bic M0gli9teit porbanz
ben, baB aasldnbif9s Ginfubren unb @9aB=
amtseinnabmen cine s3eit lang barunter gu
leiben BADEN.
Der groOuttenf1qrft mar fe6r tps9iefnS
unb unfi9er. Bet3en f9tieBf nit einem
Sent niebriger als GeBte @p9e u1tb bic vMaDz
Option" 1T 2 Gents 6eruntergegangen. @eitz
li9e 3ufu6ren beliefen fi9: auf 2,781,557
8ufbel gegen 1,951,2o5. i'm @oriabre. Die
at1antiI9en NusFu6ren, Me6l eingei9loRen,
beliefen ith bagsgen auf 2,185,278 8uI6eG
gegen 1,28O,O13 bes bprigen Sabres. 9ie
WelI9fornuusfu6r lit 10 bebeutenb, baB bic
Nubfrage na9 Weiaen babur9 beeinfluBt
pirb. 8eftli9e 3ufu6ren beGiefen ft9, auf
1918, 1862 8u1bel gegen 1,946,045 beg 8orz
ia6res. Mtlantti9e Musfu6ren befanben
aug 4,291,629 gegen 1,065,396 8uIbeln oes
bortgen Sa6res. Nbf@dbungen Der Meiaenz
ernte lauten etpas giinftiger unb iinb audi
motif infolge bes borgeI9rittenen Mdbsz
t6ur1s Der Saaten etpas 5uDerld1iger.
8dumtpole bat feline preispetGnberung err
fa6ren. Die 1eberf6pemmun9en i'm Gib<
peften buben iebenfdas Der 8dumlpolernte
groBen S4aben get4an.
8aumipoGe unb nnbere Serttlinbultrien
6oben fi6 ettpas; aGein gebrudte 53euge unb
@tapelurtitel bleiben u%nberdnbert i'm Brei1e.
@oIanfGufe BON @eiten Ser Sdbrifen finb
mod INNER fe6r bemertbur. 9ieIelben rei<
9en melt iiber ben ber5eitigen 8erbrau9
6ina1s.
Die @ifenz unb @%tablinbuItrie mar felt
Der Gntf9eibung bes Sbergeri9ts, pel6e
Uu9 VlltIUuHlHDCIc ~ UCOeAIcatu uiIt6hlI
1o5uiugen in einem Saun1el begriffen. Mnn
befiir9tet, baB nt4t NUT S9ienen, %Ionbern
audi Giienba6ntpagen, 2ptomotiDen uno
8riidenmaterial baDon betrofen tperben
mag. Die Na9fruge nd9 S6ienen 1T inn
mer nod febr be0ellteno. @ine 8eitennng
bon Sapan beftebt alein uus 10000 Som
men.
Sn5pif4en teIt fi3, Ri sroBem gOrrut6
BON &o6eiIen, trobbem n1ehrere Sabriten nit
Der 6erftellung innebdlten, Der 9reis bon
8ef1emer in Bittsburg einen S9utten ME-
briger, nGmli9 auf $1O.25, unb grep Sorge
utf 5000. Nlein be5iiglib fertiger probufte
1afen fi4 feline preisOerdnOerunsen nod>
neiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Our 8ee6tMng.

Beim @in19iden neuer Announcements unb
Bel @rneuerung alter 1T es bOn erDBter Wi9z
tiqfeft, baB Namen unb Srt bes @inIenbers
genau ungegeben perben. 8iele bergei=
fen BEL Der Srtsun9ube Gpuntp unD Gtuat
gu nennen unb ba es in ben Ser. Staaten
9unberte bon Srunflin, Columbus, 8afbz
ingtun, Repburg II. I, IN. 9ibt, fam oft erit
mad po9enlangem SUDDEN Der Same in
%unierer AbOnnentenliite uufgefunben per=
ben.
Bir erfu9en oIGe uniere 2eier I'm
geriidfi8tigung obiger 3eiIen.
SGinpis StaatsS3eitung So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

4u9 i9 bin i'm 8eiib Sbres fpertben aod.
bu6es uno freue mid befen Iebr, benn es
bat mir i9on 10 mande quite Oienff tie eetban,
ba6er fam ib es ieber 9ausfrau beffens
empfebIen. Sd tpiinf9te, baB i9 bas &o9z
bu9 einige Sabre frii6er gebabt bate, benin
i9 tam als cine Ndberin in ben 6uusftunb.
ufio febr unerfabren; aber bic CUTE Sreunbin
fe6lte bier. Inn mid 5ure9f au tpsiien.
Gtabt unb 2eute tparen mir fremD. 0dtte
i9 bamals Srau @rica's 8u9 our gtiibe
gebabt, 10 bdtte i9 mun@en 9euf3er, man9e
Gorge abtpenben t0nner. Oenn ba lit ia
ales 10 beutli9 bon 4nfung Bis gum Gn0e
beI9rieben, buB aud Die unerfa6renfe iunae
6rdu NIT 9ilfe bieies 8u9es i'm Stan6e
1T, einen ~fparfamen orbentli9en 6ausftanb
au fiibren. Man fam ben einfa9iten Six
pie aud bas feinite 9DhSettsmabl barna9
3ubereitcn, unb audi beim @inma6en 1T bas
Iiebe 8u9 mir cine groBe 9ilfe. Sine iebe
beutf9e 9ausfrau ionte burna9 itreben, in
ben 8eiiB zines fOl9en pertbooIen 8u9es
gu %gelangen.
Srdr Morgentbaler.
sSoplin, Mo.,, 90. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
msft genb, Soma.

Dor unsefabr atpei Sa9ren babe id min
bos 9o9bu9 BON 5ruu grica angel9aTtt
I'd babe feitber fleiBigen @ebrau9 Oapon
eemadt unb fam ni9t umbin, Sbnen NIT
Sutbeilsn, baB es uniibertrefflid, ia unte1
Gompn mir befannten &o9bii9ern, Die 1h nod
ospriift babe, bas aGerbeite 1T. pie BARN
9noeoebenen Reaepte iinb ausgesetdnet. UNI
hnbe ih es 1hon alien meinen Jreunoinner
auf's pdrmI tie empfoblen. Sd tpsroe MI
pieber o9ne oies nldt genug gu 1magenO'
ao9bu4 iein. m.a
@|mhurf. IN. 10. Sftpber 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Dieter 13ettel 5eGgt ieDem 2efer, Bis gu
tpel4em Datum er ge3ublt bat, nnb mag
fdumige 3ubler eIei9aeitig an lire @ers
pfli9tung erinnern.
Brtefe uno @elber abrefiire man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

sd babe bas beuti9sumerifunif9e Sod.
bud iebr fleiBig 9ebrau4t, nno es bat it'd
out beipd6rt. Na9 meiner 4nfi4t 1T IS 6aS
Bette in Der Welt, es lit elm gutter 9dusbalter
ginIieqenb finben Sic ben 8etrag fur cir
stpeiteS beut19zameritanif9es &o9bu9 Dor
Trau erica, pel4es Sic mir dlsbalO gu
I9iden molten.
8eIt 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Termination, Neb1

0as ao6bu6 BON Sruu @rica babe i'd
nun iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir tpdbrenO
biefer 3eit man9en treuen 9ienIt gelstitet.
Gopeit i6 es erprobt babe, muB i'd ldgen,
bah es alien biGigen Qnforberungen, Die man
an Elm 1ol9es Bud iteren fann, boatomrnen
entipridt. Sd mD@ts bafelb' ntnt entz
be9ren. or.u1.t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Sruu gtica's &D9bu9 gefGqt mir 10 ftbr.
ooB t9 lieber in gefGidten S9u6en eeben
mO4te, dls bdfeGbe entbebrer. 4Gen lieben
9dusfruuen tann i9 es e~mpfeblen; benin es
paBt fir iebe, tie mag OieIe uber tuenise On,
Iprii9e MAIDEN.
6ruu ST.. s. grafe.
Crete, Su., Is. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Tau Greet,

San Greet, @is., %. Ott. 1894.
Sus &o9bu9 bon Srau erica babe i@
iebt ettpas iiber opei Sabre i'm @ebrau9. SIS
1T bas bette &o96u9 fir Seutf9amerifaner,
ous i9 btsber fennen lernte. 0aber tam
i'd es nit gutem 9epiffen empfeblen.
Eruu .. %. 8om5pf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
rs Gents
oortofrei bon urs be5ieben.
5Rinois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, gu.

92adltebenO oer6fentli6en mir einige bon ben 5ablreiden sn-
erfennunqs1drei6en, lit Oenen beuti6 zamerfanii6e 9ausfrauen ibrer
9(nidt iber on gsert6 bieles Su6es NusOruf 9eben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

ssrou Grica's 9o9bu4 lam i'd nur e1n@
pfe6lsn, finbe boiel6e fir bic amertfanl19e
Rii9e portreffli9. S4m. &dtbdr111e.
9~ittsburg6, pa., IA. Noo. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
6erii4t befatiet ii6 nidt.

Die iupanti9e@ efanbtfdaft erbielt fiir3li9
bonn @enerulconiul in San 5runcisco cine
Ospef6e bes Snbalts, BOB bic fiir3Ii9 oerz
breiteten @erii4te, tpona9 Der aronprin5
BON Sapan eeitorben unb Bring ~Nrisgopa
als SbronfOlger ertldrt tporben lei, unbe>
griinbet 1eten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Beoarf Ger GrhoIune.

prdftbent Me&inlsb ge6t NIT Der &bii9t
I'm, Elm paar Sage Ssrisn gu MAIDEN. Die
bier @o9en, Die er iebt i'm WeiBen 9auIe gu
gebro9t bat, BADEN i'm fturf angegriffen, uni
tpenn er uu3 ni4t gerube unpdBft4 1T, II
fiiblt er bod, Dab Jim ein puur Sage 816e
1ebr gut tbun tper6en. @abrf9einli9 ntrh
er gegen @nbe biefer @o9e NIT benz Nbiioz
Boot Dolphin" Elm paar Sage auf benz
Botomac 5ubringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

iirte unb bunn gab es faum mod Elm Wetttel,
bemielben 3u e%ntrinnen. Our9 ben Se@
f9Gftstbeil brauIenb, rib Der Sturm re9ts
unb limits bic @ef9dftsbduier nieoer, fob tie
6o9 in Die 2uft unb mari ie na9 alien
&i9tungen bin. 9as COURTEOUS, in tpel9em
Der Sberri9ter 9ole cine Sibung ab6ielt,
tpurbe bom 5unbament gebO6en uno bas 8ez
bGube fdit ODqig %3eritOrt. Weit glei4er 6sfe
ti1teit niiH6ete Der Sturm i'm Mobnbe3irf,
biser fi9 14lteBli4 i'm offenen 2anOt ausgez
to6t bate.
@opeit ME ii9 big jebt ermitteln ldBt,
BADEN IA gerfonen ibr 2eben eingebiBt.
9rei bdpon tpurben auf benz 2anbe, n0rbli4
bpm Gtdbt9en, getDbtet. 8erlebt iino ooQz
auf 200 perfonen. so Big so BON bieien
Iinb mebr ober periger gefGbrli9 bertpunDet
unb 4 Bis 5 peroen iebenfaQs fterben. Cine
genals Sootenlifte 1T Die folgenoe:
Sobn 9apfon, Nntpalt.
Cigar g. 9emoB.
eeSames Mopbtparb unb Srdu.
5err u1b Srau 3. s. SobnIon ul1b ihr
tleiner So6n.
Srau 9bilip Sobnipn unb &tnb.
5rau Som Smith.
Stau Or. See.
SRI. emma 8ettentein.
emma 9refin9er.
3. 6. SobnIon.
Nuf benz 2dnbe, r0r6li9 bon CHANDLER,
tpurben Sobn aple unb feline beiben ainoer
getDbtet.
Der 4nipalt Sobn 0dpfon unb Der 9arz
bier 9emob, tpel9e eetDbtet purber, aBen
gerube ibr Mbenbbrot in Der Walace'19en
&eitduration, als Der NirbeIfturm bas Sc
bGube 5ufdmmenitiir3te. 9apIon, Der in
Nlmd, Nebr., cine 5rau unb 3pei a:n6er
binterlGBt, ma augenblidli9 tpbt; OemoB
bage9en mar lein re6ter Nrm berdrt einqez
flemmt tporben, baB er ftb nt9t gu befreien
puBte. @r f9rie Inn 9iilfe, ober Nien1anp
mar i'm Stanbe, ibm burb bic 6lammer gu
9iilfe gu fommen. st Bat, man m0ge feinen
Nrm ubbdden, alein Die erI9rodene Menge
mar een0tbie, i'm gu Sobe ger0itet gu Ieben.
@on Slorence, 8an,, fommt bic Nd9ri9t
BON einem fur9tburen Sturm, Der slpti9en
5 u1b 6 l1br bas Dad bon benz Santa Sc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dbhob, mebrere 9ol5z
bdufer bemolirte unb gilenbabnpagen bpm
8eleife f9leuberte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Gs n,6r' 10 fbom oewefen.
Jn Rubeitano perfebt.

RearzNomiral 5rancis 80. Han1iup, nell
9er Die beOeutenbfte Stenung i'm Slottenz
bienft, adn1li9 bieienige eines ngbief Of tbe
Bureau Of Nabigatipn" einnimmt, TT ne9en
etrei3ten Differs in ben Sutherland berfe5t
tpnrben.
ueuer Sefrctdr o:s rcpubliFanif9en uatios
nalcomitcs.
Der fir5li4 gum @eneralfonIuG fir Som
BON ernannte @eneral 8iQidm 90. Osborne
BON Bottom bat Sreitag Nbeno fem Amt zines
Sefretdrs bes republitanif9en Nationalco>
mites niebergelegt. Senator 30. q. 6anna,
Der gorfibsr bes Gomites, bat ben Major
Gbarles Did bon Gfrpn, D., gu benz patart
9eiporoenen Setretdrspofen ernannt. Maicr
Did 1T 80 Sabre alt unb elmer Der betanntes
item 1ungen 9olititer bes 2ar1bes. Wdbrenb
Der lebtsn acknowledgements mar er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Sefretdr beg meitli9en 9auptquartiers in
@hicaao.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Seraubt uno erlnoroet.

@elanbter Serrel in Gonftantinppel bat
benz Stautsz9 Department bic Mitt6eilung
gema3t, baB Elm g%epifier 3uIiuf 3unan, nell
6er nah Sairb, in Der aiiatii9en Siirfei,
nit Der @ertbeilung BPM 9iiGfsgelbern benufz
tragt mar, baIel6it ermorbet unb I'm 500
pfunb Sterling beraubt lporben 1T. 9a
Der ltngGiidlihe nit ber @ert6eilung ameris
fanif6er @elOer bsI9dftigt mar, bat Ser
relf Derlangt, baB bus geitoblene @elb er1eBt
unb Die Mifetbdter berhdftet unO beitraft
tpetben.
Geitorben.
Ser peniionirte Scar NbmiraG Soba %.
Huhel, itar6 9onnertdg III Waibin9ton,
na9bem er ettpa einen Monat leibenb mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

S6erft 5reb. Grant bdt bus Anerbieter
bes prGfibenten Mc8inleb, bds Nmt eineS
neutrality-suspicious. un5une6men, abgelsbnt
@r febrte 6reitug MOr9en mad Seem YorI
auriid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Dynamite GrpIoTon.

9te aufGGige @rplofton Elmer aite 9bnaz
nit, tpel9e 3pei @rubenarbeiter in Oermott
&c Cummings @rube, in Der Nd6e BON Oroz
noeo, &c.,, auf8utbauen beriudten, bat ben
Sob BON Sen 8reper l,nb 2pu Cunning
CUR Solge gebubt. Die &0rper berIelben
-puroen tbutid9li9 in stiide gsrifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
{ Qlnpier ~oefunfe1t.

@0rtiesan0 suf Der 2. sssts.l
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

ability. They all worked early
and late for success. Last year,
however, was too much for them.
They had to trust too much, and
the laboring people had SO little
money, and there was so much
competition among the dealers to
get that, that the weakest had to
GO down. The sheriff has sold
the farm, and everything else is
gone. They haye nothing. AS
they are particular friends of ours,
we feel doubly sorry for them.
Now, my good friends, don't yot,
often think that farming is Il
poor business, and wish you were
out Of it and at something else?
And don't you know that the
usual result would be about as
described above? You cannot
sell your farm and put your money
into any business today that is
honorable and legitimate and
safe that will pay you as we'll.
Let us look this matter squarely
in the face, then, and take cour-
age and go ahead and make the
best of our business. There is
no chance to do any better, as a
rule, nor as we'll, all things con-
sidered, with the capital invested.
/ was talking the other day with
a shrewd old gentleman, who has
considerable property. He re-
marked: 81 keep enough money
in farm land to support myself
and family we'll if everything else
went to the dogs. risk the rest
IN business. There is nothing
safer than good farm land. We
have got enough, too, to support
us we'll, no matter what comes.
People must eat, and farmers can
always live, on the average. A
family out of debt, owning good
farm, reasonably improved, are
we'll fixed in this worlds goods,
IT. B. Terry, in Practical
Farmer.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular rCorrespondent.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 21, 1897
The administration is not pre-
pared at this time to go further
than to relieve the American c1ti-
zens IN Cuba who are in need,
and by strenuous efforts, ably as
sisted by Speaker Reed, it sue
ceeded in keeping congressional
action down to making the
appropriation of $4,000 for that
purpose, although for a time it
looked as though President Nc
Kinley would have to act upon
the Morgan resolution declaring
for the recognition Of the bellig-
erency of the Cubans. The sem
timent in both branches of con-
gress is overwhelmingly for Cuba,
and there is little doubt that
President Mckinley shares that
sentiment, but he doesn't wish to
act just yet. He has plan that
is believed to look towards the
absolute independence of Cuba
rather than a mere recognition of
belligerency, but congress is i'm
patient. The senate will almost
certainly adopt that belligerency
resolution and the house would,
too, if it could vote upon it, but
there isn't much probability that
it will be allowed to do so against
the wishes of President Nc
Kinley. q
Ex-Senator Ingalls,, who is at
present III Washington, has lost
none,.of his powers of expression,
as may be seen from the follow
ing opinion Of the sugar schedule
of the amended tariff bill, that is
TO be taken up by the senate next
week: 1T is the most brazen and
audacious hold up of the century.
1t makes train robbery respect
able. 1t has no excuse except
the Unsuitable greed and rapacity
of the most shameless squad OF
plunderers that ever escaped the
penitentiary. Ordinary rnarau-
4 ders are content to rob bank OF
lswindle a community. These
brigands propose to plllage the
ration, add to compel congress. te
become their accomplices. The
trust schedules will destroy com
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

In another column is printed a
communication from Gov. Lee in
regard TO storing the waste water
and holding the same in ponds,
bitches, etc. The argument OF
the governor 9 that it ought
not to be expected that a revolu-
tion III the character of our eli
mate can be at once accomplished
is perfectly sound, and should
deter none. from assisting in the
work. The class of men who
expect great results from re-
form as soonras it is inaugurated
are dangerous class and not
competent to manage in matters
of internal Improvement or II
affairs of state.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27
STICK TO THE FARM.

A friend of ours owned a good
farm a few years ago, about two
miles from thriving city. He
aud his sons lived on 1t and had a
fine home and we're, prospecting
slowly. But they got It in their
heads that, they could live, easier
and do better by moving to town
and going into some business.
And they went, renting the farm.
They borrowed money on il, and
put that with what they had and
started agrocery stors., Ha was
a man Of more than average
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27
w. F. T. Bushnell has pul

W. F. T. Bushnell has pur-
chased the subscription list and
good will of the North Dakota
Farmer and Stoclsnan, and will
consolidate the same with the
Dakota FARMER. Editor Bushnell
is publishing a paper which is a
credit to the state, and it should
be found in every farm house
within the state.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

Mr.. A. T. Nation, the gentle
man who has represented the
English creditors..!of J. T. Nj
Pierce who havesover a million
dollars invested in Yankton and
vicinity, recently visited that
city, and gives It out that work
will soon be. commenced. ION the
bridge ,.aild railroad aad. that
trains will be. running from Z ankl
ten to Norfolk Nebs: ~ Jan. /;
1898.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

The commissioners of Hutch
inson county have ordered the
county treasurer not to turn any
Of the cash received for liquor Ii
censes over to the state. They
propose to test the law, which
they claim is unconstitutional.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

L. D. F. Poore, editor of the
Yankton Telegram and pioneer
in the newspaper business in Da-
kota, having established the
Springfield Times in 1872, died at
Yankton Tuesday from pleurisy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

The Fort Randall military res
ervation, comprising 100000 acres
will be opened to homestead set
tiers June 1.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

Notwithstanding the armistice,
the sultan continues to call out
the. reserves, and he now has an
army of 100000 men on the dis
pnted ground and 100000 more
under arms. There may yet be
serious times before peace is re-
stored.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

It is reported that A. D. Tins
ley of Sioux Falls is to be deputy
auditor of the postodice depart
nent. -
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

G . 81 q; s: II: /: :a
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1897-05-27

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