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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25
st W0nifertano.

Taa 9anbe bar psl Qpbet at bet ilie
Etaar sjsnnemsuaet en- laa belponiuss=
TuloToruanoling iom 9en5eelans. Oenne
brittle GoIoni bar pirtslissiort mooemse
oe,nofratilfe Tauter en- ubfrefuing
1on enbnu iugen anbeu Stat gerben.
gn ubuanbrer fra Norben bar ienot fine
Slagtninse ct Yriuatbrep, buort ban
uotaler Jig paa folsenbe bssetl1reoe
Utaabe Gun lit upe 9lem:
Det sleoer mig at fortaue, at port
Sano bar npot en lang periooe al ufor=
itprret Beluare os Tremsang paa aue
9iarinssliuets Omraaber. Oisie lpttes
lige % tilNessi1iuenbe Viltaar ifploes
lite mtnbit be ri le 2oue os ben nupe>
renoe Resierinss friitnoeoe Stpre.
Stemmsretten ct ubltratt til ale &u,u=
Der oper 2l Mar. 8ptnber er p9laa
ualsbars til Ell Nette al Stillin9er
oifentlis Ilenelte. Sarlis inotaser
Ruinoer Stil1inser iom Herere, Qeses
% Surirer. S flere &Ommuner ba1
man oslaa tutnoelise Borsermsitre
golosiftsretter orouer ale Iui1temaa
peptommenoe Mrbeioe, Tio es 2onninge'
melem Nrbeibs9tuerne og Mrbeiberne
I Elaa at be / ale Vaube lorgelise streite1
er sanlfe utienote 0fpseelano. Ottett
mers Nrbeibsoug er tnofOrt meo en- bali
iSribas buer use. Gettsn til at beltem
me, ON l1blal9 al lptrttuoie Drltte fla
ltluaoes, tiltommer belt Solicit. De
afgiores ueo Tolfeafifemulug buert treot
Aar. st fr,ere, lunoere, lpfteligere o.
fremaanssrisere 9ano fan pantelt9 ten
fes. lloaansen til at erboloe Sorp e
orhnet paa ben bebite WaaDe Nerbet:
Nesierinsen itufier biuise Saan pao .
rtneI1g1te li!ba9ebeta!lI19sptltadr. y
maa ct fuloiieaois ri for etbuertiOn1
BELT Grpt bet pare fig al Ell Statstsrt
eIer al 9anpariltotrati meb bets tprar1
aiite SarrettlsDeoer. S bette Spoen
!. patre og uellsneoe 2anO finOes Der III
gen Sorbbunb for iaaoant. Sa, b
1naa tilsipes mig. ON ieg bIaler nog'
lterft paa min fnloniale lrompet. Wfe
jeg ueb 10, bpao 2lrbeiberen maa taaI'
og buab ban ofteer uolot for Den aan
9eroen. Seq fun oerfOr ifte bjeIT
For, at ies naa lpnse til Hris for bet
Tribsbens oeIl1aneoe Sonol
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25
E0oe putoannet til Gift.

Tpbe, iom oecomponerer Snbpoloe:
ne, frembrinser lisnenoe 8irtninser
lom Mrienit, men Or. Rinss geem 2.fe
gius ubifpoer @iften fra De opitoppebe
syuopolbe paa en- milo, let men filter
Maaoe os belbreosr 6otifoppelie, @al=
oelpsoom, sick headache, 5eber oa
aue 9pqoomme gsuer, Rprer os Snbs
uolbe. Blot 25e pos alle Npotbefere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25
25oe Sult 1901.

2Soe ,Sult 19Jl.
ST. 0tebaftorI
puls be tror, at BET er al Snteresle le
For u9eb[abets gelers, oa optag neoen=
ltaaeube.
fra Qa9ensbors, geQa Cola, 9. g.,
triuer min Nen SIiuer Reuos bIauot
anoet, lo'n Foigsr:
Seq bar MI to Tiger DRret paa glor:
nejast. Torlte llse oar ies alene o9
ltjoo giorue, en- @ri53Lp os en- brun,
@'riS5lpen to9 bet 10 Eusler at faIoe:
n1en ben bauoe Nor paa felot mig, Del
par for lanet },oIb, iae Forlte Stur
gjorbs itfe ben ttIisteoe Vutrlins, oe
lom betjeuot b4lr ben SIass 9pr mers
Ieigliuet for bper Eusle, iom lite el
ooobr1ngenos a0en fulor for huer
Stub men tom Jig islen os efter ST.
Stuo to,n Den meo plotaabent @ab tor
not at ipalss en- Mianbs Nrm. Sc!
sjorbe Sioeipring tor buert Nnfal0, lat
Den for Iiss forbi mig, os iaoen ben #
lnu runot, gap isg Den Ell Eu9le.
jtampsu ltob paa Ell Snefono boI
oppe Jieloet, lom par iprlnflet me-
| Blob belt oper, ba vi pdr fPrb,Q msi
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

6ppnotisms en- farl'g Sing. gn
Sase Chicago bar onmooet Wa9or
6arrIlou nm Iluaoelle til at bearaue en-
Maub lsoeuos, loet ban fort oil bppno:
there ham, iooat 2iusulrt1 1ombsoen nib:
Isrtibtst Ital opbore. Der itaI iaaIeoes
lite pere nuget elanOeorat. gfteral
ben unoe Ulano, bpormso Jorio9et ifa
slores, bar ueret i Wrapen / ire 3ass.
lfal ban pettss op tgjeH. 9eaen tiger,
at ban tror, mango Ysrioner bIiper be
9rapen lepsnDe, mems be er en- luabar
bppnotiit Iili1ano, ion 2aserne lite tal
ltielne fra Doben. Maporen benoilt
Sasen til en- anoen gn,beosmano 0!
benue t9ien til en- treble,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

giQiot Salt. Sra 9astnam, Mib +,
,neooeles MI, at Mi9tgan 5alt Qsio~
citation bar ilaaet neb Yriien paa Sali
fra 7oc til 45c pr. Ionbe. Gebuti,os
men ifal bape flere Mariuser. Tor BET
ferite er probutlionen itorre, oerueft Ell
Der en- fnr Torlpnina paa 6aanoen, oa
enbelig fal be, iom itte ttlborer Sore
ninsen, itrafTes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Som nepnt 1ilte 9tumer bapbe @u>
peruor 0oferu / Ueisiourt beitent ltlfe
Sonbag til en- Taifez og geoeoag paaz
srunb AT ben lange Iorte Der / Staten.
Der meboeles beune llge, at osnns Yroz
tlamat1on bIeu almtuoelis efterleuet, %
at ToItet lamlepss tine @'ubsbule og
bab om strofFeOomn1eus MfpsnOelie.
Ssiaa 5onOas par Oct frp9tel1s uarrt.
ghermometret ulIe lOS @'raber / Stpss
gen og paa lumme Stsoer enon1 mere,
0et bar fife peret laa uarmt llben ttn:
ltst / sOaarene, og Oa uar Bet fun l06,
S 1878 bptbt Totfet o9iua en- Uaife:
os geoeoag. Ia par Der baaoe Iorte
% @resbopper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Iprtiet bar enoelig betaIt be Toreneoe
Stater De sos, 900, lon1 Der blep gjort
Rrau pau lom grltatning for gienoom,
Der par blepen ooeIaat for Nmeritansre
bet tprtlfe Nise For nogle Nar ioen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

5 Nanrlep gountp bar Nuoitsren ops
oaset ct Talitneri, iom bIep besaaet
5ans Rontor fra Soften 1894 til Baa:
rem 1899. Oct oreier Jig ON sl5, 600
susr mere, og 6a-itneriet bIep bssaaet
af Walter 9. Bourne, Ion1 nRunts
Iibsrun par gbisf Deputy COUNTY :
2lubtipr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

gn une Dlanb peb Napn Tismorris
tou hiem til gb,caso Tor nosle Oase
Foen efterat baue siOrt en- Reiie runot
5eIe Uerben paa SO Dase % l3 Iimer.
0et ct ben tortelte I1o, lom enonl mo-
aeu bar brust til en- aaoau Netie, og
bet ct 20 Oaee nin0re enD ben Iio,
Ion1 Sules gerne balpt siettenbe aniaa
bet paslenbe at naone for en- laabau
Jteiie lin euentprIise Bog for ca. Ell
Wtanhsalber itoeu. Tismorris retlts
uopbprlist Dag % Scat men bleu op:
hoIbt nosle Dase ct Steo paasruno al
Dampifibsforiinfelie. 6an ubbolD1
Jtsiien sobt os bleD ii Vuno tpnsre uu
berpeis. Tibmorris retffe for Blahe
s5bicagu American.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

0lonner al en- beltemt Orben Oubu=
que. Soma, bespnbte itite Eorsoas en- nj
Doges Benneuse forat faa Resn. Det
ct en- Nonneoroen af bet lfrenselte Slass,
og De tommer alorig lloenfOr Rlolteret
Oct beber, at 4refferne oeres Gam:
funp osiaa pil begpnbe at bolbe Bonne:
mpber af famine Nrt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25
MnoaaenDe Den itore 5treit SittB=

9lnoaaenbe Den itore Strett Hltt5s
burg bleu meooelt isaar:
v9et bIsn toriifrst isuoraftes, meo
Torbrius paa RaalicsIigbeo, at TeritTer
s. gmitb, 0;itrittsbeitprsr for Nmeris
can Sbest Steel Gompanp, bolber paa
at ubFetoise Eap!rer bporneo ban pil
saa til Torenebe Statsrs 95islteret ioag
forat erbolbe en- Srbre til at forbpoe
Gtreiferne at iegse 6tnbrtnser ipelen
for, at Rompasniet Tan fortlatte Strts
lombtben fine 6abriter.
Germeo Iolser oa bet Npste, at Ell
Tranlabning Nrbeioere nil tomme til
Weusoiue ioas forat bislpe De Arbeibs:
re, iom MI er / Birtlombeo. Wer
bette Gpste par lite eaonu b1euen be-
trafttt op til Mionat Seat til t9aar.
Guers tr Stillinsen ben famine ion
fer, ioet besse Starter trOr, be psl letrs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Gn Mano PED 0taon 6aralb gr'dlon
/ Beioit, Wis., mtiieoe i'm 6uitru og
i'm Splter for fort Itb lIoen, tbet De
bIeu orabte at ct Iren, og oenne uas
bpoe bans Mor at Taloig9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Tra Nem &i6monb, Wis., meboeles,
at BET par laa parmt lilte ase, at bet
par meset baarDt for Tolt % 9eite at
arbeioe. Sire 9eife par beoe t Aseren
unber Nrbeibe nar gpeu. 6uis bet
uarue Vetr ueobliuer, tenfer man at
siore lom for no9le DAT iioen: Mrbeios
ON Nutten og bpile on1 Oageu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Sra Ulinneapolis meooeIes, at 2proas
oor ben parmelte Dag, man Der bar
6aut paa "a Qar, naar 5teaieringens
thermometer bruses til WaaIeitot.
m2en gaar man efter, hooo nan folte,
bat bet alorig uGret laa oaru1t. Tlere
Ierionsr bIep ipge at Warn1sn os maatte
fsres til pospltaIerne. gnoel at oen1
ar Tare fOrat 90.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Iorten sjor ubpre Staoe Soma,
aentufp. Suinois, 9eebraifa % Diiss
lourt. @upernoren.i gtebralfa bar be-
ltemt Ulorsenbusen (oen 26oe SulD til
Beoeoag fotat bebe ON Nc9n.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

2Imeritonife 0asbIaoe be9gnosr at
tale mere os mere aobeut ON Ratboltcisz
mems 0efit Der 2anoet. Der opIples,
at Houeu er meset interesieret Amez
rita og er lae9et ueI unoerrettet ON ames
rifanlfe Torholoe. Taue1s bsspncsr
isier at faa nogsn SnoftpoeIle. Saaz
!anoe bar ban og bans Itlbensere ar:
be.oet 6enmeIigbeo % neo ct laaoanl
6sIO. at 5en1aseIisbeoen itfs Ianssrs el
noopenOig men n1aalfe tpertom er til
6tnber. 1erTor faites ben MI. Der
bar siort lin 9sptte og er ubtjent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

st Barnebie.a Berlin, gsss., brenbte
op Sonba9saften. 10 B0rn bleu uoen
6ie1n, men uaar ingen omtom, gaar bet
pel enoDa an.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

gn 9aalltorm sio.oe flor Staoe Ell
Naotus paa fem Mil ipo for Ga @rosle
Yprbagsat item. Staoen anoruser til
Iultrber at Oollars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

gn 5treif, loln piI inobefatte ooer
so, 900 Mano o. Ru,nber, ifuloe be-
9pnbe Nern gort Wanoas. &1et par
Streboere pa Sperifer ttIborenoe Tores
ntnqen unlteb Garment Worfers.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25


Stattars Utosquitos! Sra Seem
yort msbbeles MI, at Sunobeosuelenet
bar bsepnbt at ituoere Mpslporssmaalet
for Mlpor. Or. Dotp bar bs1luttet at
tase fat osrpaa / Staten Sslano og ag~
ter at aiDre ct Torlog paa at lshrpooe
Yelten.
9ottoren tiger: 81 bar port ea=
boratorium bet liits Nar arbeioet paa
Spers ssmaalet ON Wpg= 2aruen for
batteriolostit at beltemn1s, buao Der tan
giDres.
Tori1 piI ri beltemn1e. nn Sn lettet
frembrinser Walaria (Sampfeber)
0ernait, buis bette bstreftes, bltper
Sporosmaalet: Rau Walarla rnrbtn>
brss, hois Mpssen % oens 2arue uoz
ruboes?
Den groue, Iou ieg bar beltemt al
ajsre, DiI b!ipe annenbt pla Den Del al
Staten 5s!anb, bet srenoler til po'
Citation. e. 5toteu" Sslano sr tit er
Stat men en- ., Der ubsjor ct gountp
Statsn Nem Dorf. -llsebl. Jteo.)
| Qlus Dlnrer, Oamme, Sumper ol
paabe 5teoer ptl blipe unberip9te a
Deenb fra port 9aboratorium forat BE-
femme, Buor oerss l1otlatn'nss'teber ct
Mpg cs Sarper al mug ptt bliu
tagne fra bisie Steoer % unbsrI %
forat 5eltemme liIileosperelle en- al Wa
Iaria.
legerne paa 5'eoet pll blue enmo
oebe on, al lalnpirfe n1eo os % roppor
tere aue Itlfaloe At WuIaria. 5 ge
banoItuaen at uofletnlnssltsoerns nj
! Betroieun bItue er uig,ig Taftor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Sra ale g9ne 9torouelieu meobeles
ON Wsnneifer, lou bar faaet Soliitt /
ben ienere Iio, Og mango al benz ct
bpbe. SITE faa 5fanotnaper er nepnt
bIanbt benz. gn Wanb @btte, g.
o, bar m,ifet- i'm Jorltano paa9runo
af Varmen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

mlrs Rruser, RreToent frusers 5lts
lra, er bob Grarspaal. 6enbes Wano
er MI Taris.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

s Fargo os Utoorbeao foresaar en-
bel Oel Snbbrubstpperter iulf nu. Der
1fieIes BeboeIiesleiligbeberne
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Tra Spanien oplpies, at Uritenterne
bar oreuet Preltsrue uo at Vpen Saras
COSTA.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

Saron Mecels Sarlsberg 9sorge er
bob, rg oermeb er bet forbi nseb Ben
no.Ife Nbelifanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

9ioie TorRlDres Senner % Ostre ofte
tonuer paa 0Fpsie. Ulen foreuo Der
bliper mere aF Eriifenbommens rette
Nanb os r'tnbre al ben .bpoe Soslfau /
5iemmsts 1ilcipsin, fan man uanIfelist
fau ct ibeaIt 6isn1 el1er ct eren1plartif
Burno omsltp; tbt buab ct Menneite
Iaur, ifal ban bOife.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25

vxibsralt Wl,uiltsrium for 0anmart
llnoer cenne Ouerltrtft telesraferere>
Nsiociateb preis 20oe Suli:
9r. Wuenser er al Song Gbrlltian
bsnpnbieet tt! at Danue ct llberalt Ea>
btnet.
preioent, Or. 6eussr.
Snoenri9sm1nilter, @reu 6ol|fetn.
l1Senrissminilter, Nlfreo 6ase.
Tinanesn1tntl1er, gbril1enlen.
Ngerbru9smtnilfer, Ole 9anl en-.
Oct anta9es, at Hilten uiI bliue fulo:
fort ioas,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25
.. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Climate and Crop Bulletin Of the
Weather Bureau.
Wlinueiota Sscttou.

Tor ben use, lom enbte % Suli 1901.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-07-25
6 Gaitoria

for pnsre os alore Bgrn.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
TEACHERS WANTED.
Small Salaries Create a Demand for
Good Instructors.

A dozen or more schools In Beadle
county are without teachers, and SUI
perintendent Cooley is unable to supply
the demand. There is not really a
scarcity of teachers, but they decline to
give their time and energies for the
paltry salaries offered for competent
teachers. During the hard times PEI
Rod" a few years salaries were put at
low figures, and there were teachers
almost without limit. AS conditions i'm
proved and schools increased in num-
bers and attendance, no change was
made in salaries, and as result those
holding certificates found other en-
ployment at better wages, and hence
the present scarcity of teachers. The
same conditions prevail in other coun-
ties. and it is estimated that not far
from 200 country schools in counties
in the more thickly populated portions
Of the state are without teachers. In
some instances boards have employed
such talent as was available, and not .
few persons are teaching country
schools without first passing the re-
ouired examinations. The only remedy
seems in an increase of salaries; fair
compensation for the labor required.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
what Means Itr

A slab of native sandstone, about two
feet long and esyal-shaped, was dug up
on the farm of Isaac Twedt. near Vol
ga. Brookings county few days since.
Upon IL was Inscribed: "4sth, Mem.
Thorn. Brown, r. s. "" 1t was found
nearly a foot below the surface OF the
earth. and upon digging down two feet
or more the earth gave evidence OF hav-
ing been disturbed, but for what pur-
pose Is not known. The stone has the
appearance of having been there for
many years, and efforts are being made
TO ascertain the meaning Of the inscrip-
ton. The slab will doubtless find a
place In the collection of curios with the
state historical society.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
SCHEDULE ISSUED.
New Rate Schedule Put Out by the
Railroads.

new ft0ve ScneuuIe fut Out ny TIC
Railroads.
Schedules showing the principal re-
auctions in freight to be made by the
several roads have been made public.
The reduction on various classes or
merchandise varies from 2 to 10 per
cent, according to class and length or
haul. On lumber, lath and shingles
the reduction is one-fourth cent hum
bred. Salt is reduced 8 per cent for
twenty miles, IA per cent for seventy
five miles, 20 per cent for $50 miles, the
reduction growing greater with the
length Of the haul.
The rate on cattle is reduced 22h per
cent for twenty miles, 9 per cent for
seventy-five miles, etc. On sheep and
swine the reductions are greater. Hay
and potatoes are classed as speciai
commodities in the new tariff and are
particularly favored, the reduction on
hay being 40 cents per ton for seven
ty-five miles, and so cents for 100 miles.
These reductions apply to traffic ori-
ginating and terminating within the
state, and are proportionate for greater
distances than those specified. Aber-
deem and Sioux Falls, having what are
known as jobbers' schedules, will not
be particularly affected as far as rates
on merchandise are concerned. as they
have had and will continue tt have a
special reduction of 10 to. 20 per cent.
The reduction of one cent a mile on
passenger rate goes into effect Jan. J..
Railroad men estimate that the total
! reductions will amount to $4,000 var
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
s116,263.30
sUB-sTATION.
state University to Experiment In
Agriculture.

state University to Experiment I'm
Agriculture.
There is a movement on foot to secure
the establishment of a sub-experiment-
al station at the university at Vermill-
ion.
The benefits to be derived from an ex-
pertinent station, operated In connec-
ton with the university are many. IL
must be admitted by all who are inter-
ested in agricultural progress that, to
secure the greatest good from agricult-
ural experiments. they should be per-
Toned under conditions which obtain In
the locality where the successful ones
are to be applied. There are few states
having such varied conditions as to soil
and climate as South Dakota. In view
Of this fact. 1t becomes apparent that
one central station cannot accomplish
the same degree of success as number
Of sub-statfons. under the supervision
of the central station. A few counties
in the southeastern part Of the state
tn. Black Hills counties-and those In
the northern part Of the state have sep
arate and distinct climatic conditions.
A portion OF the funds expended by the
general government for agricultural ex-
perimentS should be expended IN THESE
different localities, IL they are to accom-
plish the greatest possible good. These
ub-stations could naturally be located
rear one of the several state education
al institutions. Such plan would bring
our professors in chemistry, soil ply
sizes and botany into close touch with
many more actual tillers of the soil.
While the southeastern counties or
the state have already won reputation
for large yields of grain. vegetables and
fruits, yet it is safe to. state that much
larger results could be obtained were
the methods of a successful experiment
station followed.
Those in charge OF the experiment
station at Brookings are in sympathy
with this movement. They realize that
a number of b-stations would greatly
add to the usefulness of the central sta
ton.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
COSTS TOO MUCH.
Lawrence County Has Expensive
Insane People.

Lawrence County Has Expensive
Insane People.
Lawrence county has asked rellef
from the expense Of caring for several
Of the inmates Of the insane asylum,
who are a charge upon that county.
This has been refused by the state au-
iitor's office on the ground that they
were considered as proper charges OF
that county at the time they were sent
to the asylum, and that it is now too
late to raise the question or residence,
as one of the patients who is disclaimed
has been a charge of the county TOT
twenty-four years, having been hrst
sent to st. Peter asylum, in Minneapo-
lis. before the construction of an in
sane asylum in the territory, and after
ward transferred to Yankton. Another
has been in the asylum as charge
against that county for eighteen years,
and the others for twelve years. The
charge against Lawrence county Tor
care of insane from that county IS
heavy, as over forty patients In the
asvlum come from that county.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
RAPID CITY CROWDED.
-. psnourh Dwelling Houses TO Go
Arduud.

What to do with the people coHiins
into Rapid City is question that IS
nernlexing residents. There is not an
empty dwelling house in town OF any
size. and people are compelled to crow
into hotels and boarding houses uii,i,
new houses can be built. All the ora
houses that have stood empty since
the boom days of the town when the
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valiey
reached the place, have been repaired
and are now occupied. There IS real
boom in the city, owing principauy 70
The erection Of the 500-ton smelter by
the National Smelling company or Dos
tom. The state school of mines Is aiso
bringing in a desirable class OF people
Redfeld is taking a jump in the real
estate business The place needs some
good man with capital, who will put up
several dwelling houses. There is not
a house to be had In the town, and rent
runs from So to $40 per month. and
good houses go as fast as they can be
pit up.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
south Dakota Prize Crops.

Brookings, Mimi, Nov. g. - Frank
Sherwin has contracted to deliver 1000
bushels of wheat grown on his farm
near this city this season to the -Salzer
Seed company. He has also bargained
to sell all his spelt and timothy seed
to the same firm. All the seed is of
fine quality. Eastern South Dakota
grains of all kinds are first-class, and
much of the seasons crop will be pur-
chased by other states for seed The
corn crop is exceptionally fine, having
fully matured before frost.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-07
UNITED AFTER MANY YEARS.
Three Brothers Meet After the Lapse
of Half a Century.

OF Half N Century.
La Crosse, Wis, Nov. 3.-After being
separated for over half a century three
brothers. Ferdinand Schultz, aged 92
Carl Schultz, SO, and Fritz Schultz, 81,
were reunited at the home of Carl
Schultz at Chippewa Falls, Wis. Fritz
was the first to leave the home Of his
parents in Germany, going to AUS
tralia, where he became wealthy.
Some years later Carl and Ferdinand
sailed for America. but lost track Of
each other. Back in the eighties Fer
dinand learned that his brother Carl
was in New Ulm, Mimi. and went
there hoping to locate him. Arriving
there he was informed that Carl had
lost his life during the memorable tor
nado, This proved to be an error as
Carl had moved to Chippewa Falls.
hut the fact was not discovered until a
short time ago when Fritz, the wealthy
brother, succeeded In locating his
brothers, the result being a happy re-
union.