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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Scin Neben murine G%crcttct.

locrr :. Is. Eiau, Elm berporragenz
Der &ilr0cr pom Nannibal, NO, bat
te unldn9lt cine munperpplle SeIreiz
un0 pom einem fiir6t.rliten Sooe.
%n ieiner Wtittbeilun9 barlber last
er: sd wuroe pom Nterpeniieber be-
fallen, baS III Hun9enentSilnoung lld
uerwanoelte, Wteine yunsen uerbdrs
teten lid. SD mar 10 l6wa6, baB
ib ni6t einmal i'm Sett uniredt 'isen
tonntc. 9ti6ts bali mir. SD err
martete, balo al Der S6Winolubt 81
lterben, ais ih uon Or. Sings Neuer
GntoedwnS bOrte, Sine ,Slal6e CAB
0roBe Grlei6teriug. S6 fubr nit
ibr.m Gsbraud tort unb ib iiible jcbi
ssluno unb tart. SD fam nitt gu
pi.l ~ ibrem Nsbe iasen. Oiele NUM-
oerpole WebiSin lit oas liderlte unt
l6neQite Seilmittel in Der @elt Seser
all. Qunsen. uno Salsleioen." Be
ouldre @roBe so GtS. uno 81. Der
lu6Silal9en irei in ". s. 9ubn's
@pOtbete, Seoe 6lal3e sarantirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25

teu oeganit, er1IraplIen pluBirtg ot
3ilNe oes Yittplp, iuie pom yliss Der
ertenntnib entSiinoet, III ionnl9r
6rcuoe. 9ur6 bsiti9es &ppiniden UNI
Gjcltituliren oeutetc CT Dem INNER mod
Geocnoen an. oob er Die Sa6lage poll,
tonlncu p~erit0noen babe uno rieI, ais
Mibmcl idlicBli6 nit Dem ialt I'M
mertli6en @dhcln zines untcroriltten
9riumpbatpr5 enoete. ibm Die @ortt
entgcren: mo capisco inglese!''
9icIen S0mcrs, O0b Der critic wai1s
edte Staliener, osi'e, er bobDalt meroen
tonntc, lcin be'tes SonntN9=gtadmlt'
tags Stalienlid fir Gualil6 belt,
tonnte 6reuno Mitbmcl ni6t pcrlrin'
ben; CT mutte ioIort auf Der Ginter-
bano Gebrt uno mill ieitoem nl9ts
mcbr pom S~reibunoe millen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25

bel Der SUfelrunoe, uno Die oaourt
berporgeruienc SSene bereitete Der iebr
animirten 6eier Elm pOri6nelles Gnoe.
Ser Arrangeur oes Soupers, Elm an9e=
iebener uno betannter &aufmdnn NG=
mems W., miro lid bas Sntcrme5;r
wpbl ais @8arnung oienen laiien, oenn
auh er ioll cine ebenls bubble ais
energii6e 6rau beiiBen, Die bis jcbt
iiher mob teine Ibnun9 BON Den Yai=
iionen hires Gemabls bate"
Serr Wiiller lieB Die 3eitung iinten
uno itarrte nit einem nidts weniger
ais oeilirei6en @elid)te auT leine Srau.
Gr iiiblte ii6 ihulOlos. er bate an
Dem 9cwiiicn Nbeno blDs einen etmaa
ldngcr OauernDcn St0t in ieiner
Stummtneipe gcoroi6en. SaB el *
dbcr aud perobiGumen mubte, Die
anoere Settle bcs Observation-Disclosures
3eitunQaltiites 81 lCien! Dun muBtc
er Grtllruugen mNdcu urD er begunu
al ertl1ren unO ods Stubenmdo6en
erilDlte Der &Odin, o0B Serr Wtllller
nod INNER ertldrte, ais lie oes on0eren
MOrgcn3 Oas 6rilbI!ld %icrpirtc.
"a man icooh Sruu gnnu Ntiil!er
Die nQhite &ofe in cincm entSiidenoeu
rcltn Sciocntlcice au5gcben lab, gar
nibt III rcocu bon cinem W~Grtentraum
ppn Slltteu. 10 Tam man a%nnebmen,
oaB Nerrr Wullers erti0ruugen 0n9e'
nonmCn wuroen uno cir 3uiriGoen'
ltellenotr NIsg!eit III StOroe 9etom'
men iii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
31ruhutca Atittrl.

Wcper triiit icinen 6reuno Miillsr,
sinem &aienOen giei6 'icin 3immcr
ourdirrenO, uno fra9t Inn na6 Der
llria6c. 50, i'd babe ihredlihes 3abu=
meb," wimmerte Milllcr i6muSlih.
SD babe Elm 9lns probutes giittcl, "
iagt Meper, rloB Dir Elm Paar nelle
uno Cir gu enGe Sticici bOlcn uno 9eb(
oumit cine babe Stunoe OuI nniercm
bolperi9en StraBenpilaItcr ipasicren,
mein @ort gum Pfdnoe. Su merritt
bon Geinem 3abnl6mcrS ni6t mebl
Die S9ur!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Dir 3puhrheit.

Gie Sellner Der Barrier Ieitaurants
iiebcn nit He6t IN Dem &ufc, niemnl5
um cine gntiuort perle9eu gu Iein. Der
Tomanoihtcr 3ola bate oGs aud be
obOttct uno berllbte Is, nN6 Nn0abc
oes r6i9arp," lid einen Stcrs su
MAIDEN. rSringcn Sic mir cine Por=
tion Spbiur q la WHrcngc," idgte CT
gu Dem &cllner. sd bconure, mCin
Scrr, op6 oieie Speiie lit nidt mcAr
uO%rbdnoen," lNutctc Die NntlpOrt.
,G&u@? Seine Sp6jnr mebr oG?" rici
Sofa nit iteinbar GrgtrIihcm Spnc.
ga irat Der &cl.ner Oj4t an icincn
Stubl bcrdn uno fiiii.srte inn gu;
.Sn Q%8aDrbeit, mtin Derr, lit ben Der
Spbiny Md ctwas oa; i'd mOd)te
Sbncn Nber nihts oGpou %icroircn, beuu
Der &cli lit nitt mcbr rctt Irii6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Tram; Sbrpter,
(@abiol9er BON Suultiser & 60.

8Gbre1o hires Sabre 'luu9eu Scitebens
hot lid oieie 5leilhba 7oluns inter tbrem
friberen Niara cement beiteus bepdbrt uno
Dem @eiddite ben alien, bepdbrten 3nten
Berui be'Suhebalten, lag tets IN r%retrtert
Streben. Sei mir miro nur Die ollerbelte
Waare 9eraoe 10 billi9 p%ertauit oils man
~{onItrpo fir 6leiih BON 9eriuaerer Gualitdt
be,ablt I, uno Die Seoienur9 meiuer aunoen
II, reel uuo supprtommcno. Sealihe 5leild'
forten iino Itets bel mir iriih uno laocn Slnl
8auien Elm, 10 oaB ielbit Der sroBte Sem.
thmeder, iueuu traeuoiuo, oann iiter be-
mir beirieoi0t wiro. Nuh gerauhertef
Eleiih lit ltets porrdtbia uno Seid ct Iit
6urb ieinen 9uten @eibmad aus, Niirlts
Der perihieoenIteu Sorteu iueroen bel nil
aeihmadpol semaht, uno per INNER In
@urIt eineu 9iteu Eiiien 9euieBen min, oei
fauie bel uns lluier MOTTO beim 8olfer
oes Yiebs wie beim Yerfaufen oes Slelibes
1T tets ben Frolt in ebrliber 8eiie mi
u~nieren @unoen AZ tbeilsn. User IN Be5uc
auf aibe oas Feite ieiner camille min, oel
made feline 5lelideiniauie bel
I4.3mts 5rauS Sar6ber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
N6onnement nuf cc6cns5cit.
Gumcreskr non y. Go.tmiIo.

lin Simmcls millci, Wtcn'd, ME
iiebit On oenn ais? Ncr ru'lrt lid
eigcntlit?"
Sa$ Gjeiiht mcines 6rcuuOcs @|ur=
TTssdIt 80 iTSnS S,lisf m"a'Nh GIif. nj lccpigpiirai
mu6crnOe Sartitpppcln bcoettcn es ialt
garli, mn cine ticine Stclle mar gldtt
raiirt. Sos Gau;e lab aus ME Gin
llrmalo, IN Dem Ole eriien TIgnicrc cine
CANS minimnle 6la6e iilr &ulturSluedc
urbur gcmadt.
.Grlub mir Die Nntluort 0ui oicIe
6ra9c, bat Murner. ,Gs 'timmt mid
lsOeamOl tribe, menn i6 an Die &c
idi6te oentc. Nur tinen Hutb mill lb
Cir Qcbcn; SuB Sin ME bel einem
Barber r%aiIrcn, Der suQlcib 6aitmirtb
III !"
@ei cinem Barber, Der Suglei6 @ait=
pirtb If? Wieinc Ncugicroe mar CT
maht uno lies mid 10 lange III Wurncr
orinQen, bis or mir Die ieltIums DC
idihte %eriQblte.
IS mar ciuc5 SonntaGs ge9en cin
llbr. A6 QinG Die YrlnienltruBe emit
lang, ais ib plOBlih Nunaer %uer'piirtc.
"a lcie jb uui clnem Su0enicnltcr oa5
@ort Bar ircuc mid, rdB es aud,
in oicicr StaotgcgtnO bercit@ inter
nationals Bars Qlbt uno qcDe llneln
nm raid cincn NoppCn Su cl'Cu.
Suum tin id 0rin, thirst dlb ihpu
cin @t0numco 0ui mid gu.
.g9iln'hcn Der @crr J%,u'ircu oocy
Na0ridnciocn?"
,&cins uun @ciocn. cir &otclctte
mill i'd
Bite Vlnb 81 ncbnrr."
.N&Qs ipll oes bciBcu? Sas IL ia
cine @lrbjcrltube. SD nil. abcr Gin
&ptclcttc :"
.Dalieu Gle ii& ooh Sotelsttea
iteben."
sd mill aber njdt SOtslcttcs ltebCl
laIicn, I'D mill &otetrtte cIien NSarum
lteDt ilbcrhdupt uuf Sbrcm yooenIenltcr
Barr Sine Tu%iiriiube, pO MAJ lid,
Societies ltcbcn lNi'cn lam. lit pesbalt
nod larQt teine Bari"
ga babcn Sic ireili6 &cdjt," err
tldrte mir Der SnbGbsr Ocs 8e'hGfts.
.gScnn Sic abcr gsnauer binlcben,
meroen Gle finocn, bnB binter Den
g9ute Bar spei Terbinoungs'triht
IieEeu. 9ulf ocm 6eniter meiter rc6ts
ltebt ounu 9roB uno Oeutli6 .~bieritube.
Sas oibt guIammcn ,Sar-bierltube.
pier lints tiegt ole Sarbier|tube, re6t:
Die SierHube. SD bctreibe ndmlid
auBer Dem SarbicrgeiGdlt aud nod
oas S6dntgeiperbe."
ga baben Sic wieOer Gcdt," be
merttc i'd. .gSarum i6reibcn Sic abe
lints Bar bin? Sbre Bar lit ODD
re6ts!"
.Sas Bar lit bod nur Die erlt
Silbe bon Sdrbieritube, mein Serr !
nNd 10. ba baben Sic tpieoer &e6t.
SD mar jebt orientirt uno bei6loB
,und6lt in Dem redts lieSenoen Neben
rallme etlpas taltes Sptelette al eiiel
uno midi oann lints raiiren gu laiien.
0as Gotelette mar sob ME 2eoe
uno Ipottete aller Semiibungen. G
Decentralization. Sd lieb es iteben I'M
gina tpieoer in bic Yarbieritute, NO ic
mid beidperte. =,
uparoon," lautete bic @ntport. "ein
tleine Werpe6ieluns. Sd 9laubte. 81
pollteu bic 2otelettes iteben laiien. tpei
eie suerit in bic Yarbieritube tamsn
Seinri4, Glib benz Germ elm Haiir
meiier!" -.
}, SD 9ebe in bic gieritube 5uriid
mo i'd nad peraeblihen 8eriuhen. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
hue Scr critic ann rhrurd,t.

barber sibt cine lunge Game in ibrem
Sagebude iOlgcnoe austunit: Aim
90, Mai tabtc mid Ii6aro gum erlt:n
Male! SD iiblte mid wie in eincm
Glbel nit &p'cr, Die in Sonig, Gau
DC &plpgne uno Gbumpugner Idpams
men; Gls oh stnas auf Siamuutcn=
fiiBen iiber meine Nerpen liefe urb picle
feline @onocln nit Gn9eln our6 melne
9loeru ltrDmten. uno ais oh burA mei=
men ganseu S0rper Elm magii9es &esen=
booenliht lid er9OiIe !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25

&otelette 81 9enieben, meinen WiBmutb
nit einem Wagen=&rduter=2itO binabs
ipiile. IS bauerte cine babe Stunoe
unO ldn9er, bis ib an Der Geibe bin.
ra'irt 81 iperocn. uno CUR SurSipell
prObire ib einen Sit6r mad Dem NnOcrcn.
Gnoli0 ruft man MID aus Der Bier
III Gle garbicritube, I'M mid oort
9riinoli6 .einSuieiIcn." SO mas tam
au6 nur in Berlin portommen
.98ilni6cn Der Serr Elm NbOnnes
mcnt? Sic erbnlten tets iril6e gSGl6e
unO ei0enes %eden. Soltet fir II MIal
nur l Mart so Pfennigc."
yWieinetnegen.
.Yiellei1t %abonniren Der Serr bnlO
auf 80 Mal. Sic snblen oafiir bel
eigencm &~aIirpiniel nrr 3 Wart!"
,S6Dn, uliO auf 80 WiGl."
pei 100 Mnl uno eigener puoers
bii6ie wiiroen Sic nod beller tabren.
Ma6e i'd iton iiir Z Mart."
Die pielen SitDre batten mir Die
Veipnnenbelt geranbt.
Soil mir aud reft Iein !"
,yei 1000 Mal ober, mein Serr,
tommen Sic nod piel better meg. Sic
er9alten auberoem ibre ei9ene Trillans
tine uno Sablen i'm 8anSen nur 81
Wart."
9as mar alleroin9s cine srobe Gr.
iplrniB.
,GinUer1fanoen."
.g8cnn Sic aber cine 8aiirrente aui
2~ebensseit eripsrben mOllen, 10 fDltet
oas bel mir lumpi9s 800 Wart!"
Ser Geoante, &entier, penr and
nur &aiirrcntier 81 weroen, benebelte
mir pollenbs Die Sinne.
.Seb'n Sic, oas III Elm SOri6lag !"
riei ld gang bin9erillen. ~Sier limb
bic prei Sunoertmdrter. Sir lGn9ere
3eit abonnire i6 Gber auI telnen 6a!l.
Sept raiiren Sic mib!"
SD mar eben ein9eieift, oa '6lug ea
stpei.
,3u meinem SeoGuern," ertldrte be,
Barber, ymuB i'd fir beut' abbre6en.
81 1T nsttp 2 ubr, uno Die S6uBleutt
paiien bpllii6 auf."
.g0as, Sic pOllen mid 10 FORT
ihider?"
Sd muB IeiOcr. Ncut' riibr' i'd
teine @anO mebr."
rllnerbort, 10 miidJsn Sic mir oN6
wcnigItens Den S6aum db."
.Sbut mir leio, bari i6 ni6t, Sie
Qoli;ci uerItebt tcinen Spab.
.Ias &ammcracylt)t bat lbcr ent=
iditocn, oaB ein Barber eincn Sunoen,
Den or Souniags ihon Dor , llbr Gin
sciciit bat, nod fcrtig beOicncn i0nn.
mag iein. ih itlitc ober no4 I'M
9lugenblif, 0ls e. imei IAlu0."
"a MAJ nl6ts 81 mddCn. 99utbcno
runnte i1 nit Der Seize i'm @cilut-l1
bate gum llnglIf mod mcin 8olGen-
tub pcrgtiien-nG6 SOuit.
gm ndhitcn Gage gcrictb metn &1I=
bier in &pnturs.
SD melOete meme EuiirrCntCnior0c=
rung an, Die nll6 unertdnnt nuroc.
geioer tameu fir Die @lGubigcr NIX
Ssbn Erosent beraus.
Ser Gontursperiuulter, Gin Scrui@-
osrnIio Noa Observation-Disclosures, "t,'-
nabm Oeiicn &urbiergeihGft unO ralilt
mid leBt peiter. "a Die ~2ebcn@Doucr
ocs WtenI6en unbtltimmt III, alio aud
nidt Ourb 10 tbciIbar, miro mir nun
Der ;ebnte She'll mcins Gciidts railrt.
Wiit 90 FroSent &artilGte tin ib aus
9eiallen.
Srcibunoert Mart babe i9 al oicien
inIamen &erl 9eSablt, uno oafiir bat
er mid mr. einmal cirgeieiit, aber
sriinpli9!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
t1tlve TIT AuanuJt.

Mama: 50 cir 9rOBer Snn9e
uno lam lid nod nlft elnmol leine
Sdube aussieben! @as pilllt Su oenn
MAIDEN, ,pcnn Su einmal Soloat biIt?"
g D den: ~@eibt Su oenn
nidt, Mlama, oab allie SOloaten Sim
oermdohen buben?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Had, ulrid,rm mahr.

@rSt: nSie nebmen 'lG aber redi
ianae ,3sit, meinc 2iquioatiOn gu be-
,abien. mein Serr t. Gruberet
patient: .Saben Sic lid nidt aud
redt LANCE 3eit sencmmen, mid 3u
turiren. Serr 9ottor2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-25
Gen ar0Btrn Observation-Disclosures

in Der Stupt bat unitreiti9 Wforto
sron. Die Ereiie iiir ibrc SSoarer
Iino 10, OaB eS ScOcm crmoSlidt ut,
lie III ,abln. &bre berrli@e Illus
mabl %uufsepueter spite lit wO9l Del
Seli6ti9un9 wertb. Man beleDe nm
bore Die sarls nieNriSen FrelNe.
81. 80 unp $500 ieine SotlorS 81
4Octs. 0aS Bette an billi8Itin bel
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
Waubay Clipper:

Waubay Clipper:
The board has ordered a furnace for
the schoolhouse.
W. p. Jackson resumed his duties at
the depot yesterday.
G. l.. Chapman is ruLning the ba rber
shop at Summit these days.
b. f. Herington went east Tuesday
night after two or three cars OF young
cattle.
j. r. Maxwell will be a resident OF our
town having rented the Pitcher pro,
perty.
s. II. Groshong and family expect ID
move into town for the winter from
their lake front property in a few day..
The usual number OF pranks wefe
played by the boys last Tuesday night
Main street looked like a huge machine
depot yesterday morning.
G.S. Maynard has been having a
serious time with his face this week
Drs' Harris and Herman performed an
operation on him Monday. The trouble
originated from having q tooth drawn.
The Halloween social at the chulch
was quite well attended and u general
good time resulted. The proceeds
which amounted to $685., will be ap-
piled toward the purchase OF a new
carpet for the chu reh.
Married, at the home OF the bride.
Tuesday, Oct, "A, by the Hon. C. Ii.
Palmer, j. p, Mr.. Wilson Neville and
Miss Ninona Bartlett, all of Wbeatlaud
township. A large number of guests
assembled to take past in the ceremo.
MES and n most royal good time result
ed. The Clipper extends congratuIa.
tions.
X. {. Laird, who has been acting
agent'or the Milwaukee Railway Co. at
this place during the illness of Mr..
jackson the past two months, has been
relieved and took his departure this
morning Tor Cogswell, n. d., where he
VIII do extra work for two or three
weeks. Mr.. Laird has made MANY
friends during his stay here aud will,
Always mud "a hearty welcome among
the business Mel and citizens here.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

elects the present Republican Su-
preme Judges and returns to the Re.
publican column with 5000 majority
In Kentucky the Republican IAN
didate for governor was elected by
majority estimated from 5000 to
1900. Legislature anti GoebeI.
Kansas reports ten per cent Repub.
lican gains. In Nebraska, state
pride came to the rescue of BRYAN
and the state remains populist by
10000. In Maryland a bitter fac
tional fight among the Republicans
resulted in the state going demo,
cratic by 10000. Virginia and MIS-
sissippi return the usual democratic
majcrities, Republicans have every
reason to feel elated over the net
results.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
results.

Admiral Dewey not only deliver
ed a body blow to the anti-expan.
sionists by endorsing and signing
the report of the Philippine com.
mission, but he follows it up with a
statement which again skaters their
fond hopes, as follows; II would
not, under any circumstances, con-
sent to be a candidate for the Presi-
dency and / should consider it an
act of friendship if the press would
treat this decision as sincere and
final. feel that any further boom
ing of my name for the presidency
tends to make me ridiculous.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
Bryan's Thanksgiving.
He, Like rlcKinley, Issues a Procia-
nation.

He, Like Elckiniey, ISSUES rio~"
nation.
New York Mail and Express: Ne
braska, Oct. 25. 1S99.-To the Bry-
antics of the United States: Presl-
dent Mckinley having had the ef'
frontery-with the obvious intent OF
hurting my feelings-to appoint the
30th day of November a day OF
general thanksgiving" | hereby
call upon all Bryanites to disregard
his proclamation and to spend the'
day in fasting and humiliation
What have we Bryanites to be thank
full for, | should like to know?
The country is not on its way to
the dogs. All, no. The laboripg
man is laughing and growing fat.
Capital is finding abundant fields for
investment. The farmer prospecting
as never before, is tearing down his
barns in order that he may build
greater ones. The railroads are
suffering from a car famine because
| of the tremendous business which it
is given them to haul. The mill
wheels are turning, the FORCES are
blazing, the sPindles are singing,
the dinner pals are full, the mort
cages are being lifted, the deposits
in savings banks are increasing, fla
ancial panics are conspicuous by
their absence, the sheriff's flag has
been hauled down, the animal known
as wolf-at-the-doo has fed the con-
tinent and Uncle Sam, day by day
is dancing the jig of happy content
to the music of the hum of industry.
1t looks the same dismal way in the
purely political field. Sixteen to
one has been smashed to pieces like
a potters vessel by the irresistible
logic of events. Goebel of Ken
lucky is in a bad way, Croker and
Hill have had a falling
out in New York, the Ohio
have got their professional eyes up
on John Mclean and | am not feel
ing very well myself.
For these reasons. and similar ones
l, William J. Bryan, leader of the
Bryanites, do hereby name Thurs
day the 30th day of November next
as a dav of Gloomy Fofebodings, to
be observed as such by all our peo-
pie on this continent and by all our
fellow workers against the Star
Spangled Banner out in Luzon; and
advise that on that day the i'm
predatory Psalms shall be read in all
Bryan cluts and that the flags shall
be displayed at half-mast above our
clubhouses. And | further advise
that on that day we abstain from
turkey and partake only of crow and
other funereal baked meats.
In witness thereof l have raised
my voice and caused my seal of
silver to be affixed.
(Signed.) William Joyless Bryan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

An off-year election as a rule
proves disastrous to the party in
power, but the net results of Tues
days election are more than crafty.
ing to Republicans and can only be
taken az a vote of confidence in the
party of expansion and prosperity.
The result in this state is especially
pleasing in view of the strong efforts
put forth by the populists, the Bit
ter personal campaign waged against
the Republican candidates and the
fight for self preservation put up by
Senator Pettigrew. South Dakota
has come back to the Republican
column to remain. Chairman Her.
ried and Secretary Crane are deser-
wing of great praise for the able,
brilliant and dignified manner in
which the Republican campaign vas
carried On. To their personal work
much of the victory is due and the
party will not be slow to award
them their just dues when occasion
offers. The populists have been
taught a lesson-that the peonls do
not approve of mud singing and
ward -heeling methods when applied
to Judicial elections.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
Neighboring Notes.

Andoyer Gazette:
Mrs. G.. II. Sheldon was at the county
capital last Tuesday.
Lee W. Lewis has bought the ). n.
Tica farm one and a half miles north
WEST Of town. 1t is u desirable pro-
perty. fG1T
4 This week VIM. Denholm' pure hased
sof the Day County Land Co., 16O acres
Of land in Scotland township.
IL f. G.. Webster dispatched n fine speci
fmen OF Blue Heron last Monday after
noon. This peculiar feathered volup tu-
arv mot Mr.. W. but the heron) is quite
a curiosity in this latitude. Mr.. W. Is
very handy with his gun, and when he
points it at any thing he generally
brings it down-that is he brings the
game down.
{ MANY were the focks OF geese that
|koared on high last Wednesday evening
fheaded for the south. fey made the
air resound with their peculiar music,
much to the aggravation OF sportsmen.
1t is said that W. A Stafford's us
dog "Don" was so blamed mad and
anxious to get at the birds, that he
"iust got on to his hind legs and
howled." .Nr@HS1~
Last Monday night the separator
belonging to Geo. seeIyd was entir ely
destroyed by fire on his farm near town.
Monday the machine had been pound
ing out flax, and when the men quit
work in the evening, everything appar-
emily, was safe about the premise s.
there were no signs OF the fire iiend.
The supposition is that me- sparks
were smouldering in the dust about the
separator and developed into flames,
The loss is quite a severe one for
GeOsge.
A weather prophet at Deadwood
says: All signs point to an open win
ter. The old miners who have been in
the country for "A quarter OF a century
say that "they feel it will be an open
winter" The old Indians look on the
leaves on the trees along the mount tain
streams and say that no will fall
to speak OF because the leaves have
dried on the trees before falling to the
ground. The stockmen, who have made
the matter a study, report that the
cattle on the ranges nave a very light
growth OF HAIR, and that for this reason
there will be very little cold weathe +.
The ranchmen declare that the weather
will be- summer like until early III the
year, for the reason hat the corn husks
are thin, and the ears are open at the
end. The Indians have watched for
signs for generations, and their leaf
sign is ''infallible."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

If Senator Pettigrew had only
made a few more speeches, his fellow
citizens OF South Dakota, would have
emphasized by several thousand
votes more, their opinion of the man
who Is ASHAMED of his country" BY
theway, is the distinguished Filipino
statesman still a candidate for the
U. S. Senate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

Bristol Courier:
d L. Agen spent Saturday and Sun
day at Webster.
ine "oodman will give a dance at
their hall Nov. Is.
Mrs. T. D.. Unumb and Miss Town
were visitors at the county seat Tues.
day. ~"
Miss Julia Serum aud Miss Minnie
'ohl'"on spent Sunday among relatives
III This vicinity.
Attorney Woodwork, ". l.. Brokow
ana f. Ii. Condit were looking after
business affairs at the county seat yes.
terday.
Inc steam whistles OF threshinc
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
Election Day at Home.
Day County pOpuIist by slight rIaj Or
ity-Sheelar defeats Norton for
Commissioner-light vote.

1t was hard to realize in this city
THAT Tuesday was election day, every
thing passed off so quietly. The
saloons were closed during voting
hours and the banks displayed
Legal Holiday" signs, but outside
CT these there was little to indicate
that an election was in progress.
The race between Norton and
Sheelar for commissioner excited
some little interest but not enough
to bring out a full vote. About a
two-thirds vote was cast in the city.
In th~escountry precincts the apathy
was still more marked, many town
ships polling less than half their
vote.
The contest between Norton and
Sheeler became a personal
rather than a political race in,
which Sheeiar proved the most pop
ular defeating his opponent in his
own ward. Norton carried the re-
naming two wards and the city by
a majority of &c which was quickly
Offset by Sheelar majority from
Rusk tip. of 25, after which it was
only a question of how large a maj
ority Sheelar would run!up. Webster
Lynn, Raritan. Kidder and Racine
townships registered Sheelar mai
critics and this district will be rep.
resented for three years by a pop
ulist, while the board passes from
Republican to populist control.
AS ear as a be ascertai ned
Norton was defeated by SO. The
city vote stood,
LIST ward Norton 30 Sheelar 80
2nd 27 %
3rd GA 30
| In the Fifth district S. G.. Halls.
from had no opposition and will take
his seat as member of the county
board at the January meeting.
But little over a one third vote
was cast in the county. Unofficial
returns from all townships, but Oak
Gulch. give.
Corson 400.
Hanay tQI