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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS.

The following gentlemen were elect
ed officers of the city fire department at
the last meeting of the companies:
Chief of Departmental. j, Beat.
Assistant Chlef-Chas S. Slack.
Secretsry-I. S. Griffin.
Treasurer-H f. Packard.
Foreman Hose Oompany-C. J. Smith
Assistsnt-H. Nj. Weber.
Fort man Hook and Ladder Co.-D.J. Norris.
Assistant Isaac Solberg
Foreman Engine Oompany-B. F.Ferguson. f
Assistazt-Llcyd Hall.
Janitsr-Boyd Hall
Fire Wardens-E, Love. B. r. Norris, G. NJ.
Henry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
Rack from ,hs KlondIks.

On the invigorating Young cyclone Of
this morning Ernest Keir blew in from
Alaska, where he has been for almost
FIVE years He looks hearty and one is
impressed with the belief that be has
been robust and prosperous in the frozen
northland In a minutes conversation
he said TO the CENSOR that he was op-
posed to the variety Of weather that
greeted him at his old home bat It was
a. bad a. any be had experienced dur
ing his absence.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
All Wealth Creators.

An exchange says: '"The hog is the
mortgage litter, the sheep the farm fer
tilizar, the COW the barn builder and the
hen the grocery bill payer. This quar-
tet, with man and woman not afraid
of the work in caring for them, will in
sure prosperity on any farm.
Tobacco is the land-value booster, the
bank filler and general prosperity agent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
NICE BUNCH OF SCHOOL MONEY.
To Be Divided According to SehcOl Population. -
Money Now Available at County Treasury.

County Treasurer Lier has received
from the state treasurer Vernon eounty's
share of the apportionment of the state
school fund income, the amount being
$22, ,5S5. so. The distribution this year
is made on a basis of 752, 059 children of
school age in the state. Last year it
was mada on a basis of 74S, 257 children,
the increase being SSH The rate this
year is $22y6 The rate has increased
three cents per child The division in
this county is rs follows:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24

ROM every quarter of the globe
- an army of pilgrims each year
makes its way toward Bethele-
y hem at the approach of the
Christmas season. They swarm
overflowing. Christmas Al bethlehem
that is the object and el4 of the pill
grimage.
Bethlehem. the birthplace of our sa,
viour is crowded with strangers on
Christmas eve. They come-these pill
grims Of piety or curiosity-along the
romantic ronte from Jerusalem and
spend the night in holy ceremonies, de-
parting the next day for Jerusalem.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24

This fund is made up of the income
derived from fines for penal offences,
among them fioes for violation of the
fish and game laws, interest ON the
school fund. sales of state school lands
and the mill tax. There are now in the
state 81. $50 acres of unsold school lands
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
EIRsr TAX NONE

The first town treasurer to make pay
meat of state tax collections t. County
Treasurer Iier was Jos Nelson of Frank
lin. The venerable Jonathan Turner,
treasurer of Viola village was first to
make full payment of state tax.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
Beware,

Beware of fit. A bad fit will give
you sore toes Buy your shoes where
they know how to fit the feet. The vi
roaua store will do it right at RogA-s q
Williams.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
A Christmas Treat

Henry Lindemann keeps open house.
At the Bank of Viroqua, from 10 TO II
o'clock, he will receive all the children,
misses and young men of the city. Every
child in town is especially invited.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24

No cure so sure as 81. W. Barker's
Cougn, Catarrh, Consumption Remedy
at Johnson's drug store Try il
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24

A good grain and tobacco farm for
rent Inquire Of Attorney G: d. Min
shall, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
Corgregatlonal Notes.

The pastor will speak on ''The Com
pleted Year next Sunday morning. In
the evening on 'Old Year Message for
all the Years"
Beginning the week of Sunday, Janu-
airy 4tb, there will be week of prayer
services in the church. Let each mem
Der arrange to be present. This church
and the Methodist are planning to have
union services.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-24
: MI .7q5out 9ow friends and Te!gh6ors.

~ heard the bells on Christmas Day
Their old, fam iliar carols play,
And Wild and sweet
The words repeat
OF Peace on earth, goodwill 10 men"
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14
Ct ReeneitYffe.
6arncsics @ape er n%begribclia itpr
Yengeinm.

Higmanoen Inorep Carnegie ifal
M enoelig, ifelae iiolte Sorlpoenoe
ira Oct 8nioe SOUS, bdpe orouet iin
folpSiule @ape Ill Onfd Sum /
afceptobel 6orn. Ga ban iert
fremIngoe lit Ghbiio for Brnitoeii-
ten, ifllI0e @open beitao / StecI.
Srrit 9oIroS, iom mmt peo; men at
bare IftionGr | Ell Srrtlt fnbc He.
9ieringer life inohooe iig pan.) Dc
II N%filltoner Dollars oil blipe ooer.
ienbt enten ! aorrtanter eler / 8Groi-
popirer, Der foiter gobe Renter al ia.
800 os mfiolertto 9ipre nogle
9eregnirger Tor al ioa ct omeno
ipaat 8egreb @rL bpuo $t0,000.0 900
er FOR uogct, Il @tinioner Dollars
er et Tlt'in0 Willioner Gents en-
MiIiorO, iom ri pao Horif oil foloe
ct @ttul mco nj 9t1lIler boa. eIer en-
Billion poa gnqeI'f 1000, 000. 000).
Snt, at oiSie Center fom brpp.
peuoe neo ira Ell Nenoe. en- Tor en-
mco et piit MteIlgnrim I. Gr. to /
Setlnoet oa Ell Dfnno ntnn goa
uofioo hIrtigt fpr al qiere 10 Sfribt
/ Sefiuoct. Ger oiIoe on / ct
Mlirut oure fomnet 100 rco fra
Renoen 1900 / en- Time. t72.S00
! ct GeQn I .209.6 500 i Ell llge og
60 500 200 / ct aar poa 80 Tiger
Com man fer. bar ri ! et belt Ior
bare iooet me0 Ct rmot 9ai So
Wfiaiorer Gents neo ira Renoen ne.
oerS ri fro ailocn ifal hare 1000
DltIlioner "a Reuoen mac innleoeS
peObIipc II oruppc Center nofbrtot
9tut o. 1aQ / Ct 1iOSrrm al mcnem
Is 90 16 FLOR for al preitere ii WtiI.
Iioner G6adrei
&i ian tUnfe Us. At Dor Stom
fooer Tor 5000 Nar iiocu toa iig
noaet nuttiQt Tor oq fif Ell Sob.
'om hhoe inobrurqc Lam ire Dollars
ON Gaqcn. San frutM "a ct Aar
me0 500 ArbcjhSoaqe tielte $500.
@ieu for at tiene St0000,000
mootte ban life olcnc bope arbcioet I
~ iorletnc 5000 War men peobIipc
at itr0oc % fare / ouorc 5000 glar
ira mi oi. SIT Wdno ser bopoc en-
GorsJou Al $1,000 (hpao ser err BET
immc Tom $50 oln ;lgen omtrenN
ujloe iC fla 5enpiit til Of orbcioe /
10000 9tor Tor AZ iaa $t0,O00OO0
I @rlutamotpat ReQuer nj, at hon
BAR noerit ipnrionmclia oQ TIM
bru0tt ai1uneuiuitiiq $40 ON llacn
Il. 9i10 "a dIFocr moottc Ser mcO-
aao achbeit iou Iona Sjh eIcr
pa0laQ 10000 9ur.
Con Net er uof bcO't nj or
%toouoNiV 90 'or1leict mes hpao vi
I0r nj %nimtu0eIiae GoIf On cr ri
rice not 3 Y.
mauSf grfuf,osr tt 49,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14
01re. 5bn,u.

Ten uui uoarrnn @uoerner
Sb1m al Soma I'll Tcuee0t Siatcrs
dunnamnrter CT tanpt of itpyre
~,Ifteresic FOR 1es Uiomea lvoltene
emo oeH ie,Dielac.i9e Cqb5ielie al
9trs 5ham I'll sen fremihloic 3.aos
Hn .ouurgr til at uotlac iou e. aa
blae smco.eus @,irnl i@cr ct .eo1u.
r. 1Igo.
S!tS.Il ior noH,e 9lur 'tOen lcoeoe
6ouiligu Baatg 5eiteoGu 0en lille
go GepHm mtu 0co nen0es vorilut
nina til 1es aQgmcs Tor1t ellpc eta.
tens 5scitarlctoe Game uan0t @trs
2bam mart aiise 9elodie Dso i'm
&igeirent)e0 o. SorcfoamUnbeo. vi
huH iioeu bar ppret poguiur ud ollie
me5qrpe. ioH tieaoer beilGe uen Oct
frioer ia liar al benOes petIiae oa
hierteliQe SremrpAea 9uH unsOe
ier oaiaa in1 ielifabelige 5orfrem
meiie / @aibmqton meo mcqen 2yor.
netelie flint Oe nof fan bntne. bun
life gaIuh iorimar fig paa, boo Ger
Deliies AZ peIloe
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14

Seq bar eiort NIT beoite, hpor icr
faa bar pumt, 9 idaoe bun npIig til en-
Sirtcruiefper. "og leo err oIoeIes ifft
forifrrffet. ,sea peo, man ingbe, al
SIR. Sage ~forbrliate mutoreoe tuiinh
Eollnrs mcr ! @oibuigfon, END bans
SrlGr bcIsb iia til for peo %isnrneIia
Aitirart0 at benpae iig | Se~llfabsliDet
men oct ipiies mig at bore unfoiat
ia eatooa tanbeIigf, life imtot2
9tr. Sbolp Tiger. at Senotor aaiion
forlifreSe BAN, dt ui piioe fiinne pore
meo / S%aifdbslipet cit, iom fruue.
res, nte0 Ct llolGa al $4,000 oarli9
ueo Chen al bans Sal9r og Oct fan
III nof Itaa oS nieo nogle glor, tultfer
ie9. Sea oil life iorebrge toget. Der
Fon iptte DIR. Cham I aSctgeforlegen.
beo, nul leg bar altio iegt at glere
min Eiet / oen Selifu6sfteos, ieg
bar bcflunse mig l. o. oct agter lc8
oaiaa at gjsrc / 8aihington Del or
mia Iortolt. at Ntrs. @oae's &eibco
leo e olporiiNt G1,pf oerpeo, men Der
tr1ier in9en ianoau ,Sare mia tbi le9
er itprf % irrif.
Wr. 5han utoluo iig fife poo no.
ger Sgfte, fortGllcr tnu isr bun bop'
De iamumloet iip meo berOe.
"a ban fon hieu ira fin aaa0-
llagninQ meh Seaintor AniictL" for'
bun "iagoe ban til mig. at ban
life agteoe at reiie noaetiteos, bOor
fife bnis ap1le oa Born meO sore %
flur0e islae meO bmm."
Get par oltiau benoe. iom tI'lilt
ligiorne Sngen. 50" bicp bum
oeN, lea INrroe profttif Oen oigieren.
s Stenme. SSeg iptttes net fife me.
lct ont Ut ioronore Dor 9eitenmelie.
Ioni par at piie tiibaae til DENTON
lp1te Mtaalleo, nuar Wtr. Sbotps Gms
or onErle, % iipr citerat bdoe
,pbutgt 81, 800 til Sitanoiettelie al
bort @us. men ieg arlno oct for AT
rpre en- g@re, Der iffe goot hur0e
lrdaes. OF lou rnaoeoe leg bum til al
nootage ltlbuoet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14

@tl9H' , N7rsHse' 2tatrr aHi,cs icr ,n az be ire.
efI1ate 9ouoneyt 9erotH bay b eesSt a bet FOR.
eeHRut Nats'He7ss s'tsi ae mango Wiaiontr IL
@1'tue9t'iet n pptr e. EyseNetla al ole auore ga.
rcHere 'oHiset auatueattyg ti,p bsalt AZ pS.
,Fcf ruHhi rmfttaa / yareti aiper Daied no ier
& Hrlw't ri en- '%preisuss Eeatu ttr en- Rtetdn
'or at'clHi ION bslbrsoe n, TorpNtlie Epspepaa
Foriernf'ie eato'ipsf Biae'est % ssrcsart Ter
q itr ~ 'oaeaa Wae,uu Oh BET n Spitttrs Want.
ptlse Get e q Bdu1lltmieat tstnt az IuFHOer
o. gftEeatpyh o. ourtf 1uhtS sth ptrt G'sm ionf e.
tt.''ll'ehmioNl moe inrltes Spabrmmt onls IL
nlt I',ft ter' &fsts Bt1ss pal HEottgs aqihRt iEbs
~ = hat 1patpf. pdab cu Of ht fviH iaifu. iaa el
p' art'iaf TEN Al rrstt AFus W,eoidn Ven hrus
ett pthrte 20 tuhBet Ntbtuhs. 1IiaiaS Dos al,
AFQisttrt SotaHa bos aPtmirgsbelit AZ hem et Or.
trrlor az eg'stisrs gllHnnat 'ur 100
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14
Called Off.

Two Irishmen who we're some
what intoxicated went fishing one
day. One sat down on the pier
while the other stood, and just
before beginning operations they
made a wager with each other as
to who would catch the most fish.
They had been fishing for about
half an hour, with little or no
success, when Pat, who was stands
ing. lost his balance and fell over
board. As Pat went headlong
past Mike, the latter gave a yell
and said: "Begorra. if we are goin'
to dive for EN-, the bets off,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14

GARD. log ben ipaper oper Tsbefpn.
ten o. gisr Gunben til "@ialfsoel-
lens Bah" "ganobaoct i Oroet. "
Snniaaperres aonoeperoen leirer
fig onfrin9 Riuedro - % Dc be0en.
gnn9ne Wenneifenanroer f9rDcs bag
Vanoenes Slsr. Ena Goat SsIdnb~
ligeouerfor Iaibet 80 begrou Sn-
oinnerne mnltge al fine bersrnte oeoe
og "8anoenes 1oroen" ipnaer en-
euig 2igfmig oper oeres @rape.
De ifisime Somfrller "Nooia" og
"sSsagnra." Der ieileoe neooper Stipet
/ en- bpio 9irfeburfsbano. heroes
enoni bag Oct mngtiee asorbrng, iol
ingen osoelig fan oprllIle eller trpfte
tIliioe. De priseap tit 2ip iom Som
offer til @iioerne, men ganr igien Tom
Moroep9ierer, Ieoiugenoe Dem, Der
saar meo 0sosfrpgt, g%jertnean the
Care Of THE @inos,1 bpcr De fan bore
sGoIiis ipiIle paa 5leite og ,e
"@fto" itan / Mfitauo % lptte.
"SHe Gape Of the @inos" er en- al
6aIoet Oaiinet Siilning, Der er 100
Jco long, 70 syoo breo % 100 200
unoer &u9lpet; form Snbgargeal
baaleer Ct Vanoilsr. Der falbes "gri.
DOL DefI" - enoel al bet anrerifurlte
Solo.
Zen, ION fur Spit oa Rob, fan
tage el SeiItlr meo Baaoen "gDaaio OF
the @eift" llge op til besge 6al0. iaa
NOR, at man iynes, at belle @aa,oarms.
len bRalger trlierIoe oper en-. guer
bon fan qua neo / elepator paa ga.
naoa'S ioen % goa nRlten belt bort
til aunten at "Sorielboe Sails"
geo at betraste Sulbet neoen.
ra im,r man fsrit Soc ON bets
Ssioe o. operpGloeiloe 8oltomnse:
296 Willioner allbiffoo / Oegltetl
&om iaa ibu, OF sSaloet gaar / en- Itor
,Salocirfel poa $500 800 % at Yalto-
mosieats 3pboe pn ine Steoer mao
Ter 20 Noo oe at Den falber looret
ieo ira en- &Gioe al $50 500 - oe
man oil faa etilags Soc on, boao Mia.
qura er.
Spenfor Sdloet er mirtbre Solo,
De iaafdlote "Rapibs," ouer hpilfe
@apoet / en- bel Wls 9angoe bere-
Der Jig peo at tuge Tiliprni,a till oct
iioite itore Sop liooper Strpet. Ois7e
"Noptos" ier piIoe og prebfabne no
% Ell liae iaa forlise at ipsge meo
iorn ielpe GSaloet.
Niot / Oisie "Hupros" logger De laa
onrtulte Ger: "@oot Sslano" =
Der er Den itsrite - "Sbree Critters,
"@nrty" og "Slma." 0isie Ger er
forbunole nIeo 9roer. ia lea bar
per Tor 4 aar ltoen par Vroern2 at
SrR; mi er Oct muireoe 9alebroer ai
Steh. Gn @unorina cmfrinp paa
oisle Ger, Der err b~epofseoe meo ale
ilngs Sr9er % Vlomiter % ontifp!.
leoe poa ale aaltter al geroens meg
tpglte &anobr1is. er mere e1ro interes-
lant. 9isie Ger ourmer SfiQet mel
lem 6aloene: oct fnnaoiife % set
anerifunife. Wten en- Spnet open-
FOR Saloet gribenoe. er Oct Spn, ri
msoer ~neoenfor enorut mere ipna.
lleloe % ligetil forfGroeligt. Men
fsr ri begir os pna Den Tur, uil ri
ie os ON / gpen liot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14
ut helbrebe Ga Girippe / 4S Elmer.

Sntet RieoeI er listo @ainer's White
Wine Of Tar Syrup MOI eenne irpgtelise
% iariise Spsopm. Gaar ben brugcs grun.
oist % 3ioe, pil ben beIbreee ct 3iliGIoe I
IS Timer, % ipr Soite jon foIser ga Grippe.
pil ben u~irapiaeIia hiGlps.e 9ris 25c ps 50c.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14
Gresco. Sa., 17oe Sui 1901.
3rrttlb Oil Company.

AIrtIlD lN ~Gprlpafp.
9Grebe Serrer: Seq par brust 5eres
Toultrp Joob % lieeiaa "9ouie ano Mite
aiuer" % bar innoet besse GrtiiIer al pGre
oil, ON life mere eno &c uos,uer benz ior
at p9re. Seq latte "tbe ga 5000" paa
8rppe, ioet Ies afit9nste fem Spns. % en-
uses Ylo fsr leg tespuote at BRUCE ben, fit
lea to os tire g@s pr. Dag. men pmtrent EN-
lses Sio ~eitcrat Ies bapOe bespnot 5poring
oerineo fit Jes lem s@g fra Dc lem SpnS pr.
Sag. 2eres oorigti9e
Merril Sppers,
Breeder of fine Chickens
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-14

Seeorab. Sa., 2Soe Gec. 1901.
Sor @tre Cut ono ssouHo Cure pit ab.
olui iiiieri belbseos "@re Cuts" % itie
eiietlaes Del miHDite VIZ.
{urtnb Oil Co..
2eeorat, Soma.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
r&
TWO Big RANCHES
SOLD AT HURON
Riley Miller Ranch Sells for
$40, 900 and the j. c. Il
Snyder.for $4,000.
BOTH WE'RE CASH DEALS
Wilcox Ranch Recently Sold for $780,
600 sEaeh-Purchassrs Will at Once
Take Active Charge Of Their
New Lands.

Huron, S. D. Aug. 2O.-Two big rear
estate transfers were made here Satur-
day. One was the sale by Riley Miller
of his Grant township ranch, consisting:
Of 1000 acres, for $4,000 cash. Mr.
Miller reserves all his cattle and horses.
and other live stock. The horses alone.
are worth something like $4,000. The:
ranch is one of the best in Beadle coun-
ty, and has been the home Of Mr.. Mil
Ter and family for the past eighteen
years. The purchasers are Manwar--
ring Bros. of Rock Rapids, la.
Another deal was the sale of the j..
c.. Snyder ranch, in Wolsey township
for S32, 600 cash. There are 1,760 acres!
in the ranch, nicely located, and pro-
vided with good dwelling house, large
barns, cattle sheds, fences. etc. Some:
of the land was the original homestead
Of Mr.. Snyder, the remainder being.
purchased by him at different times,
and only q few years he was deeply in
debt and quite discouraged, but con-
tinued to add to his herd of cattle and
horses, till a year or two since he was.
entirely out Of debt and his and clear.
He reserves his cattle, horses and other
stock, worth in the aggregate many
thousands of dollars. .
These sales, following SO quickly up
on hat of the F.. M. Wilcox ranch for
100000 cash, indicate the demand for
land in this immediate locality. The
three ranches are among the best in
the state and will be managed by the
purchasers. Sales of lesser magnitude.
are very numerous, n most Of them
are to people who propose to locate
permanently upon the lands.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
BARLEY BEST IN THE WORLD.
Western Brewer Says South Dakota
Cannot Be Beaten,

Sioux Falls, S. D., Aug. 22.-Accord.
ing to the Western Brewer, a publica-
ton printed at Chicago and New York,
and recognized as an authority on
barley the world over, South Dakota is
the only state in the uniCh which Is
this season producing a No. 1 market
able barley crop. -'n1~ ,
The current issue of the publication
referred to has an interesting article
on the raising Of barley in South Da-
kota. The publication places the yield
Tor the state at 5000, 900 bushels, but
Moriz Levinger, connected with a COM
pany which recently erected a NAM
moth mailing house in this city, places
the yield at not less than IL, 600, 900 BUSH
els "'a a
The Western Brewer places the aver
age yield at Fl bushels per acre, while
Mr.. Levinger places 1t at not less than
40 bushels. The Western Brewer states
that the acreage sown to barley in the
states this year surpassed. last year. by
~ per cent. The increased acreage is in
the counties of Sphinx, Yankton, Moody,
Minnehaha, Lake, Kingsbury,
Codington and Bookings. The in
crease in this (Minnahaha) county is
undoubtedly due to the erection of the
U,alting house.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
ARREST AT PIERRE
CAUSES SENSATION
Well Known Men in Collision
to Rob State Publishing
..'.. Company.
HAD CLEVER SCHEMES
George E. Carter Took Orders and ]
D. Adams Filled Them From
Stock of Adams En-
ployer.
HAD CLEVER SCHEMES

Pierre, S. D.. Aug. 25.-The arrest of
George Il. Carter and J. D. Adams here
Yesterday exposed q systematic scheme
for robbing the State Publishing COM
pany. Carter was a member of the
firm of Carter Bros. Publishing COM
pany, which is now defunct. Adams
was d ruler in the State Publishing
company's office. 1t is alleged that
they formed a conspiracy to rob
Adams employers.
At the preliminary hearing Of the
men before Justice March the testi-
mony went to show hat Carter had
travelled on the road taking orders for
blank books, legal notices, ETC., which
the State company carried in stock.
Then Adams, who had access to the
plant. would fill out the order from
the State company's stock. Both men
We're placed under $500 bonds, but they
will remain in Jail until this afternoon.
when they will have another hearing.
The arrest developed into quite a
sensation. Both parties are well known
and of good reputation. Many are
10th to believe the charges against
them.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
Noted Heretord RuH Dead.

Ancient Brtton. the Hereford hui,
which carried off the honors Of grand.
champion of the worlds fair In 1898
and was bought by Colonel {. C.
Slaughter ofsSDailas, Tex, Is dead from.
alfaaifa8 9 y theaSan Antonio
TEX Express. HI had been on the
Slaughter ranch in New Mexico. This.
lis aSWarning to some few cattle men
contend that alfalfa will not bioat.
cattle. There Isl no danger from tiff
6fedssMith h usual
in feeding corn ~ a horse,ssbut giving an
animal al he WIN eat for5no other rea
son that that it never has hurt him be-
IS hat@if4y
VIII live until tsase frst 81 next mont
you win i've the Balance of the year!
for#the reason thatsyou have always
done so In the past.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
COUNTY
GETS It's TAXES
Dakota Building and Loan AS
sociation Is Ordered to
Pay Over $1,000.
is IN RECEIVERS HANDS
Much Trouble Has Arisen Trying to
Collect Taxes on the Company's.
Cash-Judge Garland
Grants Order.

Huron, S. D., Aug. 22.-Hon. T. NJ
Simmons, states attorney for Beadle
county, has succeeded in getting an or
der from Judge Garland of the United
States district court requiring the Da-
kota Building and oan association to
pay to the city of Huron taxes to the
amount of $1,000. General Maris Tay-
Ior of this city is received for the as
ISOLATION, and when assessments We're
being made the assessor asked him if
The association had any funds on hand,
and was informed that something like
$50, 900 belonging to the concern was III
a bank at Aberdeen, and the assessor
accordingly entered the tax levy.
County Treasurer Mahaffy vas unable
to collect the tax, and the matter was
given into the hands Of Attorney Sim
mons, with the above result.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
ROMANTIC ~ELoPEMENT.
Graduate Of Carlisle Steals a Dnsky
Maiden. -

Oaconla, S. D., Aug 20.-AraOs YeI-
low Hawk an educated Sioux. a grad
uate OF! Carlisle, met and, in true white.
mans style, fellin love with Mary Big
woman, thesWife of a chief. Mrs. Big
woman Teciprocated4the affection and:
the couple proceeded to disregard the:
fact that both were married ana had
families and concluded to elope.. Re-
lays ofTponies were arranged and all.
made ready for the most rapid Sioux
transit. Amos: Went to the tepee of:
his adored, andSSshe, eluding the tradi-
tional vigilance of her high born hus-
band, slipped from the epee and the
two left for parts remote from Scalp
Greek, where both resided. EH8 @s3fz 5SsS
Alas Tor their plans, however, they
mad not counted upon the speed55of the.
white mans telephone and ere they
reached Rosebud report OF their
Selopefslent al been sentaroardsst to the
south and h eauthorities were await
ing their coming Upon their arrival
both were taken into custody and each
placed f4in a. separate guard house.
where they now languish pending a.
council Of b chiefs which will deter
mine the punishment of Mrs. Big
woman. 8sas8sS
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-29
CAPTAIN M'ARTHUR TO RETIRE
After Much Valiant Service, Broken
Health Wakes Action Necessarv

Aberdeen, S. d., Aug. 2l.-Capt. J.. c.
Macarthur of this city. a member of the
Twenty-eighth infantry has been or
dered to report to Genera! Eobbe, at
st. Paul, to appear before a board with
a view to retirement. Captain Nc
Arthur served at different posts in the
regular service before the Spanish
American wal. He her went to Cuba,
received 4 brevet from congress- for
gallantry; later served in Luzon, where
he was badly wounded. After conval-
escing he was in command of Fort
Wood in New York harbor. and later
sent back to the Philippines be-
u Of his fine executive ability to
take charge of an island on which in
surgent prisoners WERE kept and to pro-
vide shelter for them. He was bre-
eeted a second time by congress for SER
vice in Luzon. He is now at home Oh
sick leave, and is at present visiting at
Duluth with his wife, who is a sister
of Colonel Charles A. Howard of the
First South Dakotas- He entered West
Point from Aberdeen.