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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
5$$6, 90 ID sBUFFAIso PAN-AMERIGAN
AND RETURNssg

Via the Nickel Plahe road Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. with limit
ct five dayssssfhrrom date sale. good IN
coachessoonnlly; IS day tickets atSs13ssO 100
Tor the round trip and 90 day tickets
y. SO 20 for roundtip goodsin sleep
ing cars Three through trains.
For SippalrtticllaIs andPan--Aneriean
3folderof buildings and grounds ad-
dress John Callahan, General Agent,
III AdaIns4stree Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-11
biIity with Contractor Kennedy, it
BORROWER FIFTY a

IFyTFH@@HEAH
Mrs. W1iInssllowa Soothing Syrup has
been used Tor children while teething.
Il so,othest the child, softens the gums,
allays All pain. cures Windcolic, and
Efs the best remedy for Diaarhoea.
3TWenty-fYe cents q bottle. Sold BY
alISdrllggists throughout heWorld.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
STRIKE. is PROBABLE.

Chicago woodworkers and Employers
l. FaI! e e.. Agree: - ~<~,s~
Chicago, July Woodworkers to
the number of 5000 employed in the
manufacture Of bar, store and Office
fi&tpTss il Chicago in FL probability
Yx bs called 9Yt q. strike within "a
A9WA; The present Agreement Of the,
union men with the manufacturers has
expired and the workmen. demand an
increase of Is cents a day in wages
in the agreement to be signed for the
next two years. AS a counter PROPOSE,
ton the manufacturers have offered
an increase of per cent, or about 10
cents day. This proposition was re-
jected by an almost unanimous vote
Of the union. Another conference
will be held between the union men
and the manufacturers, but as both
sides appear determined to stand by
their demands it is believed a strike
will be called.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
NEWS COZ D j Al /. ONs
Wednesday, june e. !,

Wednesday, June e.
3 Mormons contemplate building 1
temple I'M New York city. ,.7 5.5s
The output Of gold at Nome the past
season u estimated at 81. 900. 900. S5 81.
Il a German flrm has secured the con ON.
tract for the electric lighting Of Pc.
king. e: z. SIS s;.55
The Rev. Joseph Cook Of Ticonder.
oga.I N. r, prominent as : historical;
writer, 10 dead Hill. s-, ST u.
q The strike Of 600 miners at the. Mo-.
canqqa pa colliery Of the West End
Coal company has been settled. y .
The wedding Of Miss Ellen Lee,
daughter Of Brigadier General F1tz.
hugh Lee, to First Lieutenant James
Cooper :Rhea OF, the Seventh cavalry,
U. s. A., took place Tuesday in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, New
York city. II .~.s-tr..; T., +. r .s1<s...s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05

e1t.a Mrs. Mckinley Goes Driving. ss
I Washington, July II McKin$
ley's condition continues very favor.
able. she went driving with the presi.
dent aEain, the two remaining out
fully an hour. zs5.s =s.=.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
NOT A QUESTION OF WAGES

Steel Trust Gives Out a Statement
Concerning the Strike. T.,
New York, July 1.-THE following
statement in regard to the labor trou-
bles was given to the Associated
Press; at the Offices of the executive
committee of the United States Steel
corporations .,:>,-1 ...4"n - =
The United States Steel corpora
ton is simply stockholding company
and does not in any respect direct the
management of any company in whose
stock the former is interested. In
formation has been received from the
officers Of the American Steel Hoop
company and the American Sheet
Steel company, respectively, that the
questions which have been discussed
by them and representatives of the
Amalgamated Association grow out of
the request by the latter to extend:
union labor into mills In which union
labor has not heretofore existed; that
the officers of the two companies
above mentioned have expressed
willingness to sign the Amalgamated
Association scale for mills In which
their unions have heretofore existed,
but not for other mills. No question
Of amount of wages is involved"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
Mondav. july I.

= Id =
49, The state department thinks the
Skagway flag incident Is Of no i'm
,RQIta3f&. Fl W..
Mrs. 4attheY Arnold: widow Of Tie
British poet: c9Itie a34 appetite Of
~ Lightning struck the high School
building in Berlin, Wis, and It was
burned to the ground with It's COZ.
tents. Loss, $4,000; .,r:,.. i :. ;.
A comparative statement. Of the gov
ernmert receipts and expenditures f.:
the fiscal year en'lsd Saturday shows
an excess 81 receipts over tlisbursa.
ments Ut approximately So, GOO, COZ.
The secretary; Of war has telegraphed
Brigadier General Ludlow permission
to come to Washington Tor medical
examination and treatment. General
Ludlow has just arrived. at San Fran.
cisco from the Philippines: - ; =,
President Gompers: 81 the, American
Federation Of Labor. who was Sc
lfiously injured by q fall from a street
car Thursday night, ;is Iconsid erably
improved and his physician says
everything favors his recovery. = ~
'4si!tss Iss1i5 rI9J r.
/ ,s'&sz<5 Tuesday, July z. i. I.
'SA small cyclone near Appleton,
Wis., did con5fderabls Damage to
buildings and crops. =.
/, ito recently, 1lest5d mayor of,Ha,
Hanl Senior oener. and the Havana
ciI$ouncil have been inaugufated.
Tie anaual rsbb66ifi of cdl6at whhe
q the secret service AspastmentE indi:
Gates that counterfeiting % on the
EtRane. i ts lie5 = FL o. . ~
I Rmperor william NJ sntsrt.insa d
dinner Monday night ~ the American
Ambassador, Andrew 3. White, and
Mrs.. White. .s,sss
seani-ofneiRl = ports received II New
York indicate that the wheat crop Ia
Minnesota and tie Two DakotaS VIII
be; double that. q last year. {.
b Disastrous hurricanes. on the. coast
of New South Wales have paralyzed
shipping. Twelve vessels havegbeen
wrecked and ten persons, drowned.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
Saturday June 20.

~sS~yS VSUV SO -.
+, M de Giers, the Russian minister
at Picking, has been appointed min.
lister Of Russia at Munich, Bavaria.
Two directors OF the suspended
Leipztger bank, have been arrested at
the instance Of the public prosecutor.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Panama owing to report that the
Colombian rebel forces are being re-
organized. .-.:. ~
The Netherlands cabinet has re-
signed in consequence Of the recent
elections, by which the government
supporters lost 10 seats.
The report published In Paris that
the pope is seriously Ill and that DR..
Lapponi, his attending physician, does
not leave the pontiff's side, is entire
" unfounded. -@~,. .~---.-...
Commander Frederick Robinson
Smith, U. S. N. (retired) is dead at
Binghampton, N. Y, aged 81 years.
He was graduated from Annapolis in
1851 and served with distinction in
the Civil war;. .''-.@ -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
BIG STRIKE; NOW 70 ON. N
AL UNION slooP B AND ~ sHEET
!: Steel PLANTS FORCED TO
v CLOSE DOWN. i
Eight Between the Amalgamated Asso.
chiffon and the United States Steel:
L Corporation Begins In Earnest and
Promises to De = Prolonged AFFAIR.
About Seventy Thousand Skilled
Workmen Affected by the Strike.


Pittsburg, July 2.-The end of the
Arst day Of the strike troubles be-
tween the Amalgamated Association
of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers en-
one side and the American Sheet Steel
company and American Steel Hoop
company, constituent companies OF
the United States Steel corporation.
on the other, found all Of the union
plants idle and many workers from
open mills who are members OF the
Amalgamated Association on strike.
The association officials say they are
satisfied with the situation and claim
they will be able TO control between
$1,000 and 10000 workmen in the two
companies. No move was made on
the part of either side to the contro-
2versy' and it is doubtful II anything
decisive will be done for at least a
week. Both men and manufacturers
agree that q shutdown for about two
weeks is necessary whether settle
ment is reached or not. In the mean
time the association officials will make
every preparation to be fully equipped
for prolonged struggle should it be-
come necessary. 80. ~.
While officials of neither side will
venture a prediction much quiet talk
is being INDUCED in, the trend of
which leads to the belief that before
the usual summer shutdown Of the
mills has expired settlement will
have been reached and the men who
are now nominally on strike return
to work.
The Amalgamated officials do not
consider the negotiations with the
Steel Hoop company broken of, but
still pending and may be renewed at
any time. j. w. jerks, manager Of
the company, is Of the same mind
and intimated that the matter might
be taken up any day and gave-the in
ference that settlement would be
arrived at.
Reports received at the general OF.
=hce of the Amalgamated Association
show that nearly all the Independent
mills have signed the new wage scale.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
Friday, June %,

'Uss~~yt O0ssS Gos
Shamrock II is expected to arrive at
New York about Aug. IL. ..,.
Count Gilbert Hohenwart Won Ger.
lachstein has been appointed Austro-
Hungarian minister to Mexico.
The Madrid Correspondence says
IL cases Of bubonic plague and 4
deaths from that disease have &C.
Cured at Oporto, Portugal:
The 199th commencement Of Yale
university was held Wednesday under
the most pleasant conditions. Degrees
were conferred upon GIG candidates.
A scaffold at the Eastern elevator,
at Buffalo, N. r., on which a number
Of men were at work, fell Thursday.
Two men were killed and four or five
were seriously hurt. .,.s.....
An immense grain fire is raging nine
miles south Of Las Banos, Cal. Ten
thousand acres OF grain have been
burned and a still larger area OF
grazing lands has been swept by the
dames -: IL / + -: .,.-.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
Thursday, June e.

Sn0bSoays June a.
During the week ending June o..
there were 1866 new cases and 152
deaths from bubonic plague at Hong
Kong. -,,.* =. =. ;:
Senator Chauncey M. :Depew sailed
for Europe Wednesday. He said he
expects to return in time to take part
In the New York mayoralty campaign
in the fall. =. - a.; o. q .-:& -:
Miss Carrie Drown is dead at Bara,
boo, Wis. She was considered the
largest woman in the state, weighing
$50 pounds. Her bust measure was
6 feet and she was 81 inches high.
General Fred Grant and party will
leave St. Petersburg Friday for Mos.
COW and Kiehf, whence they will 20 to
the estates of Prince Cantacuzena,
General Grants son-in-law, near Kieff.
Warrants have been issued by the
treasury department in favor Of Rear
Admiral w. T. Sampson for $3.50 and
Captain French E. Chadwick for 1866
for their shares Of prize money de.
creed them by the court of claims.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
Accident to Fast Horse.

DR.. Van Buskirk's Pacing Mare.
"Flower Girl" recently met with bad
accident in her work ont. W. Il. Pngh,
her trainer aud driver was giving her a
fast m lie and In going around turn in
the track she stepped ip q hOlo throwing
her on her balance aud in regaining her
stride struck the right knee 30 hard
il caused an abcess to form. This ac-
cldent has placed her in the hospital for
the last five weeks and she will not be IN
condition to start up for 5 or 4 weeks
more. The horsemen OF Rocky Ford
will be very much disappointed a. they
expected this mare 10 do some very fast
going at our coming fair. ~ she had
gone quarters in 81 seconds and halves
In 1884. Mr.. PuRh. her driver said
be did not call ON her for her beet, II be
had abe could hava tippsd u ! % ~ aba
was not all out any time. "Fl0vee Girl.
being the favorits OF ali Of the lovers OF
q fast horse In Rocky Ford, many OF hcr
admirers will be disappointed in not
seeing her start in the races at the fair.
Don p, . 3-year.old colt owned BY w:
I. Pugh, hee trainer and driver will start
In her place at two OF three places down
the circuit. This colt u reported very
fast for green s.yesr-old going quarters
in IS seconds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
WATERMELON DAY.
Citizens Assemble and Make
Arrangements to Feast
$4,000 Sightseers.

A meeting of citizens was held
in the business Mems Club Rooms
Monday evening, and after full
discussion the following COM
mittees were appointed to make
all needed arrangements for en-
tertaining All unusually large
crowd Watermelon Day.
Executive-G. w. Swink, Chm.
and the chairman of each of the
sub-committees hereafter named.
Finance-W. G. Steele, Chm.
Geo. Hammond, T. f. Godding.
Jr., w, L. Harris.
Public Comfort-H. Van Bus
kirk, Chm, T. H.:Gibson, DIR. II.
G. Sigman, r. s. Beall, j. w.
Young, DR.. Z. w. Kearby, Paul
E. Kennedy.
Grounds-W. B. Goblin, Chm,
o. G. Crawford, w. J. Lawton.
]. W. Williams, n. w. Terry, u.
A. Daring. j. G. Gillen, w. n.
Mcpherson.
Melons-A. G. Conner. Chm,
Lewis Swink, J. H. Crowley, A.
B. Kouns, NJ. Badger, ID. V. Bur-
rell, NJ. G. Anderson, Albert Con.
nor, Fred Haines, II. G. Jordon,
G. W. Oliver, $. A. Robinett, l.
ID. Hale, L. A. Parsons, Emery
Robb, G. \. Jones, o. b. Stautfer,
j. L. Bennett, (Rural) j. II.
Ruckcr Il. F.)
Music-E. J. Smith, Chm. L
n. Hendricks, DIR. II. q. Sigman,
L. B. Boles.
Decorntion-A. G. Thompson,
Chm, +. NJ. Clark. j. II. Price.
Official coloIs for decoration, green
aud red.
It was ordered that the Chair
men Of each committee report TO
tho Secretary not later than the
evening Of the Gath inst, tho
amount Of money necessary for
the work Of their respective com.
mittees. This for the purpose OF
giving the finance Committee in
formation as to tho amount Of
money necessary to bc raised.
G. NJ. HALL, q. W. Swixx,
Secretary. Chairman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
FAIR NOTES.

One of tho entertaining features
Of the amusement program for
Watermelon Day will be the
bronco busting contest in charge
Of Lewis Swink. Tho prizes for
this contest nre on exhibition in
the windows Of the Opera House
Drug Stora
First prize is one Of Fraxier's
celebrated Pueblo saddles. fancy
bride aud pair hand forged spurs.
Second prize, a beautiful hair
bride made in Canon City and
pair hand forged spurs. Third
prize. fancy pair chnps with An
gorin trimmings.
These prizes arc all first.clnss,
and there will be no doubt keen
composition. The contest will bc
repeated Friday. Sept. 6th-last
day Of the Fair for three casl,
prizes, s25. si5 and $40.
Good reports are coming from
different localities in regard 10
horses which will he entered for
the trotting aud running events.
There will be horses from Pueblo.
Colorado Springs and Trinidad
aud other Colorado points. There
is also good prospects Of good
string from western Kansas.
Prof. Wayne Abbott, the cclc.
bratcd aeronsut, will make balloon
ascension with parachute Jump
from the Fair Grounds every
afternoon Of the FAIR. Prof. Alb.
bott is one Of the most successful
aud daring men in his profession
and announces that he will celc.
brate his anniversary in this work
on Sept. 9Th, by giving the high
est ascension of the season. lcav.
ing the ground hanging head down
with n revolver in each hand
which he will empty as he goes
upward.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

Roosevelt is many.sided man. a most
remarkable man. He presents sort OF
social paradox. says the Salida Record.
He il an aristocrat and he commoner.
be il . man Of wealth and high station
yet he is the social equal Of all aud il
the oonRsuisl friend OF all, be il . war.
r,oe and he il statesman. he il = diplo-
mat and Il, = scholar, he ia polished
Rsntlsmsn and he 10 the rough rider. he
d at home with kings aud with com.
moners. He has the adsptability for
doing great many things and he does
all OF them-does them with might and
main and does them thoroughly and
we'll. To sum 1t all mp. he is the typical
all-American. And what more can We
ask OF the man who shall be president
OF this country? We want no moro than
the typical all.American. And il the
west has the dictation OF the matter
there will be but one voice and TINT will
be for Teddy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

Another instance of boy.and-
gun play has come to and
disaster has come upon an inno-
cent victim. No one in these
days of civilization can afford to
carry revolver; it is n coward's
weapon; and, in the hands of a
lovc-struck youth, is n menace TO
happiness and liberty. Calf-love
is as old as the hills-and almost
as common; and mix case of
calf-love and n specimen of a gun
and the result is usually fatal to
someone. If one carries n gun as
a usual thing, then he is in con.
temptation of some violent act
Loveland Reporter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

The anti'ndminisiration newspapers
should be fair enough nbunt this time
to inser. little editorial squib some.
thing like the following. says the Pueblo
Indicator. After all we are badly mis-.
taken in our imperinlistic hnrnnGues in
tho late presidential campaign. The
army is bsin; reduced and placed on n
peace footing. Cuba is clnmorins to be
annexed to the United States. tho war
in tho Philippines is over and President
Mckinley shows no desire to adorn his
head with an cmpcror's crown Our
conscience hurts us and 20 want to fess
up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
Henry T. Oxnard a. Senator
from California.

The mention Of tho name Of
Henry T. Oxnard for U. 8. Sena-
tor, TO succeed Hon. Geo. G. Per-
kins, has occasioned considerable
comment. II Mr.. Oxnard is con-
sidcring entering the political
field ms a candidate for the togn Of
n senator, he Inns not taken his
business associates and friends
here into his confidence. The
state could not have more faith.
full, and its industries more able
and influential representative then
Mr.. Oxnnrd. In fact, the state
and its most important interests
have been served and protected
by Mr.. Oxnasd's unofficial efforts
in Washington at every session Of
Congress since our fruit aud sugar
interests have been threatened by
the importer and tho sugar trust.
He was largely instrumental in
securing tho Mckinley bounty
act, which did more than any
other legislation TO give the bee,
sugar industry start, and 1t was
his representations TO the Dingley
ways and means committee that
secured for domestic sugar the
protection which represents more
than 81 per ton on the bcets raised
by our farmers. His work was
along the same line and in full
accord with the protection Of our
fruit and other interests. which
Southern California producers
contributed large sums aud sent
a numerous and influential. lobby
to Washington to secure. Califor-
MIA and its interests has an untir-
ing, persistent, energetic, able and
influential representative at WASH
ington in the person Of Mr.. Ok
nard, without title and without
the emoluments of Office. His
election as Senator would he n
fitting recognition of past services.
Courier, Osnard, Cal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
Coming at Opera House During Fair
Week.

Kempton Komedy kompany,
commencing Monday, Sept. 2, in
one of the Greatest Of all Ameri-
can plays in 4 acts, Human
Hearts," Prices remain the same,
Is, 25 and 35 cents. Ladies will
be admitted free first night with
one Paid Reserve seat ticket il
reserved before z p. m. on date of
performance. 1918
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

Henry oxnard. president Of the Ameri.
can Beet Sugar Compsy. estimates that
the total yield OF best sugar In Colorado
for tho year 1901 will be 3OO.O00 sacks of
100 pounds each or within $1,000 sacks Of
. sufficient quantity to meet tho entire
demand Of Colorado for sugar during
twelve mouths..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

Irrigation is a good thing in the right
place. Beet and melon fields are proper
objects Of irrigation, but public roads
are not. The way the roads are con.
tinually being flooded should be evil
dence Of great surplus OF watsr, but IL
is only proof Of inexcusable carelessness.
The law is sufficiently stringent on this
subject but it's enforcement il almost .
dead letter. A few prosecutions and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

The sugar factory keeps the new os-
NOSE process busy converting molasses
into brown sugar. mnny tons daily.
When the regular campaign opens this
brown sugar will be made into tn"
whitest OF granulated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

The speed program for the Las
Animas Fair is now out, and
offers fine list of prizes. It will
be the second week in September,
and will complete the circuit max
ing four weeks of good racing in
the valley in September. The
first week will be at Rocky Ford,
the second at Las Animas, the
third at Lamar and the fourth at
Pueblo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

The following 10 interesting II true:
Il 10 rumoeed that one oe our leading
ciiixsus hypuolixsd his wife oue day this
week. placed her hauds on the Lawn
movee and told hes she was riding 4
bicycle. Then hs sat oo tho froal porch
and smoked cigar while she did the
fcst.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

We are authorized to announce II. +
RUsHMER as candidate for County Clerk
subject to the decision OF the Republican
County Convention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

We received this week the
premium list for the Arkansas
Valley Fair at Rocky Ford on
September 4, ) and 6, the 9Th be.
ing the famous Watermelon Day.
This is acknowledged to be the
most extensive and best fair Of the
state, and the enterprising associa.
tion back Of it is constantly adding
new features.-Lamar Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

Puritan distilled water il N blessing
to those with kidney troubles. The
kidneys are filters, and IL the water you
drink is impure they become cloeg-d
aud cannot perform their work. Ex-
anime those stills ut Wilson's Hardware
4 Furnitute Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
Attention, Old Soldiersll

There will be an open meeting
of Wadsworth Post, No. %. at
X. =. Hall, Thursday evening.
Sept. 12. to which the W. X. Q.
and their husbands, all Old Sol
diers and their families and Sons
of Veterans are cordially invited.
The exercises of the evening will
be in the nature of n campfire.
NJ. BADGER. Com.
j. II. Bum, Adj't. 1914
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

We arc authorized to announce ALBERT
COMMON ms candidate for County Assessor.
subject to the decision of the Republican
County Convention.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

J. Picrpont Morgan has undoubtedly y
fallen in public estimation. by having
allowed the big strike to run along TO
this length. says the Pueblo Chiefiain.
There was an indefinite impression ,ba,
he could make terms with the strikers
or compromise with them in some way.
and very likely they had this idea them.
selves. People accustomed to thinking
have never been able 10 figure out how
managers OF extensive industrial con.
Germs could allow a strike TO go on very
long. II isn't business. Then in adj.
dition TO the enormous losses which pile
mp from inac,ion in little while. there
are in the presen. case the fancy salaries
Of the trust officials, which of course are
running on. and which are simply sense.
less. But when men Of wealth ee. into
high position as directors of an army Of
employees. either their dizzy eminence
or their responsibility seems to turn
their heads. and Mr.. Morgan is evident
ly no exception.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of the estate Of Bertha Ellen
Gurnca. deceased.
IA day Of September. A. D.. 1901. bctnr one
Of the regular days Of the August Probate
in the State ot Colorado. 1. Andrew Nichoies,
administrator nj said estate. viii appear he,
fore the Judge Of said Court. present mr. Anal
settlement as such admin i.trntor. pray the
approval OF the same. and will then appIy to
he discharged as such administrator, Al
ms,c ,e and any ,c, gss.S IN in,erSs,
same. IL nny there he.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colorado. August u,
isoi.. ASDRHw .Nicaoiss,
Administrator Of the estate Of Bertha Ellen
Gurnca, Dcccased. 1915
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

In accordance with time.honored
custom our public schools will open the
first day after Watermelon Day, which
this year is Monday. Sept. 9th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-23

Cansalonpe shipments continue in in
creasing volume, and prices remain favor
able for growers.