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8rnnOitiifS : lle6ertragungeu.

@li5o S. SrpOer an @m. ". ga.
fer, Giio>peItieite Der Carer, no6c
8oGoItroBe, 1872 Bel 81, @runo.
gins 500; So.
gtotbon aditrer al Hob @rcen.
berg, gtor0oitieite Ser Grltio Sill.
apenue, 1 @rploltiid, Is BET -,
@runo5il,6 $50; $1100.
Com. i. Gbornton etc. on GnliI g.
@nntber ETC., @eitieite oerMoriboG.
nabe 9irdbeoo.S troBe, 1872 bel II,
@runo5inS $3.50; $3.50.
@boS. 8omoItef etc. oil oyoIef 8ro.
faSfd ETC., Wtitte ser Duncan, no6t
SefferIonltroBe, Is bel 5S, @runS
Sins 500; $3.50.
WtarD @rltiaf oil 9o6umiG W2ru5ei
etc, Sitieite Der @oI6ington. StraBe
ndbe Giblano %9lpenle, II bel los
8rnno5ins $42; $3.50.
Sobn s. Giiitd etc. an GaIpar e.
Sten9el ETC, @eItieite Der @apion.,
nobeBrottitroBe. IA BEL 70; $8t6.67.
Geo. q. MntbefpS an 5iooc GoIo,
item etc, @eItieite ser Sornpoen.
guenue, nobe 81. StraBe, Is bei 20,
8ruub5in5 $48; 5000.
Sobn s. Surit an George q. Wta.
items, Siibrpeitieite Ser Sampoeu.
4penue, na9e 27. Strabe, Is Bel 70,
8runo5ins $48; S..
Sobn @elib an Gpbroim Moft, 2
8runoitiife, s..
Gpbraim Mfoht al Socob Gins
BERG, ? @%rrnbitiide. $1,000.
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rMaine" : @raf IOI 5nr SdJan &C.
itcllt iuer0en.

Rem 9orf 7. Nou.--Gir SDu,
oifat bat Oa8 i'm 9oien bon Sooona
uerlunfene 8rnf oe5 S6Iohtidifie5
.Wtoine" bon Ser cubonildcn He9ie.
ruitg fiir $4,000 fduflid) eriporbeu.
Go8 biitoriihe Sariegsld)iff miro, mad.
Dem eS geboben iporOen lit, einen
neitelt 9o0en erbolter mo oonu w
9nonna uno Gonep Sslono sur S6ol
o~liigeitellt tperocn.
InS Spnbifot lpi1 oie Niuifiner
uno 1nn5erploiter oerfuuiea. Die
Moihinen boben leiner 3eit 1915.
600, bos arie9sififi, einid,licBlif)
ooIlit6noiger Gduipirrute, iiber bier
WtiQioncr gefoitet.
Die 9unoeSrc9ierrrg bat bcreit5
i'm Sluti ibre Anipriif)e ouf Oa5
@rod fir perfaIlen erfIGrt.
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Dor ser gIn3eige fur angebote altSae.
geben perben, llno 9IppIifanten miib.
ten cine nomtneue Gummue fiir bic,
ieIban 3abIeu, tpeId)e timer 3priid er.
itattet perben piiroe, menn tie ibr
9ngebot einrei6teH
Die 9iiogctr9eb6roc %getuGbrte ne.
tern Eripilcaieu, iueIhe ser Stuot
niht meniger, ais $2435 ei%ubrinacn.
GieieIben iino:
8rioiIcgien.
Gbpma3 8. @aitber. Rr. T. Sano-
peritraBe, Drainage $40.
:. &. @ermon & So, biuter g2r.
1917 Mooiion.Npe., Drainage. $t9.
0toru e. @eoalep, bintcr 9tr. S23,
Drainage, $50.
GboS. z. 9~uoOcubobr fr. as,
SiioE acaItraBe, Drainage, $40.
Geo. q. NlcGoulen Nr. 90t bis
92i, Noros@oDionitr, Drainage
$tt0.
ScnrD &. Goof, gtr. 1000 un0 2032,
EopnieuoitraBe, 0rainoge, $17O.
yGpening Nep5 @ubliibing Co."
SiiOoitsGde Sapcttc= m0 GoIpcrtItr.,
$1t23.
Morp e. 9rnnett, 9Ir. 1924 Mc,
.9roinagc, ST..
g. 6. @icocfeIo, Scr. 1903, 0or0.
GoroltneitroBe, Drainage, 10.
NIerdnoer georIep Ii. Con, Igcuten,
GER. 115, Siio'GoIuertIr, Drainage,
SIS.
@m, Stctuort'S NodIoB, 9Ir. 1873,
GbeopIibe, Drainage $40,
q. RilppcrtSbcrger, Scr. 2632,
9enniplponio,9lpC., Drainage uncrt,
acItlid).
q. &. @loder, 9}r. POP, SIt.Grott.
Drainage, $3.50.
6. e. @ooOen. Gr. S13, @eorQCItr.,
Drainage, 1915.
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Shliffsnadridlten.

Gibraltar. Z. Nop. Raiiirt:
Die 9nmpfer og}dpolitnn Brince"
(pon Rep.Dorf) mad Nenpgl uno
Ynlernlo, 0Botrin" (uor 9telu 9orf)
mad MarieiQc uro Renpel.
2t5dr6, 7. 9top. 49, 8oiiirf: Der
9onpfer oMeiobn" (uon Neru Dort)
mad 9onoon
Gininle, Z. 9tob. - Guilirt: ser
Gampfery Dominion" (pon MlontreoD
mad 2iperpool.
8ibruItur, Z. 0ou. - g(6gc,
fobren: Der Gnmpfer vSoben5ollern"
(pon 8enud uno 9ledpeI) nad) 91eiu'
Yort.
palermo 0, Z, 9lop. 4bgefob.
rem: Der 3ompier .@epn6lic" (por
8enua) rod Neip 0orf pia Neopel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-09

Jronci8 g. Grotpforo, Iruitce, al
ben @apor unS Gtootrotb 8eitieite
GbarIesitraBe, nabe @anf,2une 223
BEL 27,1, 81.
@m. 0atump an SranF Eeucit.
NorbieIte Der eager, uabc @uibinG-
tonitraBC, 19 lei 80, @ro5. $685. $500.
G6crcia Scrmonu an NIortiu 5.
Sdmitt, Goroieite ser @duimau.,
nabe @ou6itr, 10 bel 60 @r6}. $50,
$500.
N(rtbur S. M}iLer an EbiIipp 8.
&abmer, Goroieitc Ser 9i00le, ud5e
@muftruBe IL bel SO, @ro]. $50,
$3.50.
GbarIeS 9. @urhcttc an &oBn s.
2inieumeper, 0itieitc Der Utonroe.,
nobe 2eringtoritr, ii bel 50, Ores.
$50, $1,000.
2oni$ Ccttiuqcr an 5enrD 8ei(,
SiiooIt,Gdc Baltimore mo @rditr.
1871 bel 100, @rSj. STATS, $4,000.
&cnru e. Goot an Charles 8oUr'
ling NoroIeite Der ToDnienS-, nobe
@oIieItrubc. 1876 bel 70. 6ro3. $40.
$500.
eugene 2cUCriuG an G6igol @.
@rieientcr, Siloicite ser GOmonoion.
Auc., nobc @iImoritruBc 1873 bel
$50, @ro3. $t27.75, $1,000.
Giiic 8. 8cooer al 6lorence @2.
6cnncmorL @cItieite Scr Tl,Itou.9nuc..
uobc GliftouItr., ii bel 1855, 8roj.
500, S..
All0. .. Clemens, JIM, an 6. Sou
oro Noot, Norbiritc Scr @oonofc-
2Ioc., nnbe oItc Oorf @ooo, GO bel 1873,
@r03. 500, SIS.
Sorrb e, @orfburit 8eriu.. an g,
s, Gohc, Gillette ser 9t. saul, ma
be &omnienSitrnBc. II Del 1925,
@rO5. $40, $500.
Caroline 9. Gbau oil Sol. 8. Sra.
ion, Gillette ser DruiOuiuc- 4pemic,
nobe GroBitroBe, IS bel 100, So.
oWfcd]onic5' .. II. {. o." on GIiio.
beth Sorp, @cItieitc Der Sofion., no.
re Seotbitr,. II bel IS, $3.50.
Sol. @crbllf ou Sobn &. 8ounn,
Nor6oIt.Gde BON M}cScnrDItraBc unc
Borriib.NlleD, Is bel so. @roj. $40.
$725.
.. S6uciocr all 3obu &c. Griffin
g3riticitc Der Solpers, nnbe Saroto.
aoItroBe, 10 BEL is, @r65. $38, So.
@m. $. 0rtb an BouIine 6. @oIH.
berg, @citieitc Der 9aQos., nobe
9oiimouitroBc, 1850 @ro5.$24, $3.50.
Mug, s. 8oli an Some3 u. Dill
burn Siiolucitieite Scr Sodion., noAe
Sorrilonitto 2l,4 bel 90, So.
Bins @oIf OH So8. q. WiIburr,
SiIOmciticitc Scr Sndions, llobc Sors
riionItr., 21.4 bel so, So.
Soiep6inc Nitid an 6. Z. W. 0cp,
fin, Sitleitc Der Smollpoobitrobe,
nnbc MorpIanosSloc fl bel 79.G,
700.
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S6rc GGe mar Elm 1ehi@laa.

@orccIter, MoII, Z. 9toDembcr.
- Die 90 Sabre oItc Grolt MabeI
SobnfoL oercn 8otte in Spring
field, MoiI,. cine NuItenim9 bat, bat
III Dem Srtc Summit, no tie NIT
ibrcm 9inoc bel elmer b%efreinbeten
6omiIie 3uilitht ociutocn bottc,
bitrf eincn ShuB in Dos Ser5 Dem
0oiein eiu Gloc gcntoht. llugIiif=
Iidc G6epcrboItliiic trieben tic SIT Der
&er5ncifllutg9tbot.
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Sin Gineinnaticr qnfm6rber.

Berbreben IN oeut 8ororte GlIma
min5otIe. 8pei RG6ajen er.
mor6et un6 Elm orttte3 ifredItH,
3uaeridtet.- @roBe @ufregurg.
Giuctuuuti ., T. Nob.
Die 8ctDobncr 6e5 fIcineu 8ororte5
G,ummm5Dille 6eiiuoeu lid in qr6B.
ter gufreguuQ tlber ous grauenooue
DIoroperf zines meuIhltden Sfeys
1aI5, Dem IN uentgeu Mofen Orei
pruge Wtdoden sum Spfer qefalen
lIno. 3met Der rmghidIiden 9pfer.
&lht Wdiller uu6 NIma Gteini9emeq,
lteB Ser ltuboIo foot oltf Dem GIabe.
Na$ brittle 0pIcr. ole 20 Sabre aItc
Goitb Claiming, sic AM leBten 6reia
tag q6enO anti Dem 5cimtueqe iibers
iulen mllroc, lit, obpobI idredIid
3ltgerid)tct, nit Dem 2ebcr 6aoon Qe-
fommcr. Sic lullroe, au8 Idmcren
&opiplmoen bluteu0, 6euuBt[o3 nab
ibrer clterliben 9ebaltilug gebra6t,
no ie geitern Rahmtttag pieoer gum
@eipitBtiem fam lluo ibr idJredIibe3
GrIe6uiB 3u er3GbIcu oermotte.
goitb mar, mGbreno file on einem
StraBeniibergong in Dem 8ororte
GumminspiIIe olrf einer 9obnpag-
gon iunrtete, plotItd) binterriids ons
9egriifen noroen. 3tuet Iebnige
9Gnoe preBten iid nm ibren SAILS,
10 ooB tie feinen 9aitt bon lid 5u ges
BEN berulofte. SaI6 ertuiirgt, brad
tic 5uiammen uno tpuroe bon Dem
llnboIo cine Strede neit fortges
ifIeppt. Mebrere Gtunoen ipdter
lullroc oa9 MGoden bon Irbeiteru.
Die oe3 &8egcS falnen, betuuBtIoS N
peit Der 2onoItroBc geftmoen. Der
ifueu bc~rbeigcboltc Ir5t lteIltc fcit,
Dab ooS Md0dcu 0urG cinen id)pes
rem Sdlag nit eiltem ihmrpfeu S5na
itritment cine ihpere &opfplmoe err
litten bate. 9aB Der Sdlug ni6t
tootlid) mar, lit mr. Dem ungefpGbn.
lib Itorteu aopfboar oe3 W2do6en3
5ljnIdretbcn. 3uei 8oroer5G6rc in
Der obcrcu Rcibe ruaren ni8gei9lu-
gen, Scr Sails bIall gefdrbt iurb ge-
i6mollen inter Ocm Crude Der aroll=
ianleu Singer 0c5 W0r0crS.
Der m6rOeriide InariIf tr1td lid,
Mir ipenige Sdritte bon Dem 8Iabe
5lt, lpo sic onoeren beioen W1oGen
inter 6en @Gn0eu oeS Worobu6en
ibr iu1ge8 2eben o~ltsgebolrdt botteu.
uno in alien oret 5GIlet mar oaS
8orgebeu OeS Sbdtcr3 oiqcniheinlif
oos gIeidle 9eipeIen. gr miirgte 5lt-
crit Ole SiilfIoieu, bis iie oaS Be
wuBtiein %oerlorert, id)leppte iie OBJ
ieits bon Der 2onoItroBe uuo pollerta
Oete oo8 Moromerf, inoem CT ieinem
Opfer nit einem Itunpien @egerl.
itou0c, Den or BET lid tritg, i6mere
S6ldge auI ocn aopf neriebte. 9ieie
ltmitGnoc beitdrfen sic BoIi5et in ser
&ermlltbung, oaB ein mo 0eriel6e
Moitn ouS graliige Wtor0mert oeriibt
bat. Wnn i6eint e3 nit einemS felts
IoI 5u tblln SIT boben, 6aS elmer tpabus
iinuigen Moroluit irnge MGoden
sum Gpier bringt. 9oS ltnbeimlide
un0 GnticbIihe babel lit, 0aB eS nod
INNER nift 9ellungen lit, oitf mir
sic qcringIte Gpitr oe8 MGodenm5r-
0ers AZ ent0cden. SSn Der N6Ge 6eS
T6otorteS lie9t ein 5rieoboi mo Der.
m,tDlif nnbm Der llnboIO bel Der
6htft ieinen @cg iiber sen @otteS.
oder. Die @iiraer bon Gunmin8.
bile 6oben cine 9eIobulrtg oon
$4,000 ouf Die Grgreifult9 oe5 Cha.
tiers mlSgeiebt. &itnge Wdofleu ma
qcr Iid obnc mdnnlide 9~coIeihtna
0e8 gbeno8 i~jbcr1allpt uitt mcbr ouf
ole StraBe.
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SSrn6tonmpfcr oerbrannt.

9ctroit, Wiid, 7. Nop. Ter
6rohtonmpfer n8ernonic," Gi9cn.
tbltm Der 6irma 9utdinion & So.
bon Glenelono, 8, Der on 8reitoG III
oen ct. Clair Hiper BEL Stn1G
SSlano itronocte, gerietb 9citern
9to6t in Brand mo pilroc upllltdn,
Dig eingedihert. Die 2obtung beitauO
aus @eihfoblen. Ser 5erit0rtc Gam.
pier bate eilten @crtb pom $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-09

Ibergloube. = 4utomobiliIt.
nNo, 3polfe babe if if,on nieOerac,
Tdbren Ieitoem ib Oos Pluto babe, iebt
mub i'd mid bitten, boB ib nidt ben
8rei5ebnten iiberiabre, ionit gibbs eirt
llnqliidi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-09


Bon Sceuuo@ afcn. - Scr
9ompfer o9reslou" pom 9tor00.
2Iopo, om q. Sftober BON @rcmen
nodl Neius9orf, Baltimore nmo Sol
pciton in Sec gcgongcn, miro Gnbe
oieicr @o6c bier crtpattet. Die fol
9cnocn aaiiitcn.E oIioaicre limo orli
Der SiIte Ocr5ei6nct: Sri. Sltlon In'
orcpS, SRI. WoD NnoreiuS, Sri. Bern.
barOine 9uii Sri. Sophie gamenoin,
ger, 6rou Mdgonlcno Nltoftu, 9ouiie
AItona, Hlloolpb IItono, &r. $. Der.
libono, 8r. s. @ouiuano, Sri. &ath.
8ol5ea, SRI. g. @iibren, Sr. Sofob
9remS, SRI, pima @rcitcurotb, Sri.
lbereie Bury. Sri. Wiorgorctbc
@ranbt, Sr. Soiepb @i9eI, 6rou Gliic
Gidbolt, &r. 8iIbeIm 8iintber, Sri.
&aroline @0bl, @r. NpcS @olpremc,
len. @r. Charles @roicr, Sr. gllguit
&if)inger, 6rou Wiirnu &ono5, ST..
@eorg Sung 9r. Nuitoli &abn6rnt
Slotc Gdbn. Sr. Nerm. 3rripc, Sr.
Bruno &cDp, Sri. Sohonno20bnoorff,
Sr. 0aoi0 &0tuer uno Strait Jrib
Sotuer, Rellp 2oiuer. @Iiiabetb 50.
lper, Gorl &0rUcr, &r. @ugo Miiuer,
6rou Warie Miiaer, Silnlo Wiillcr,
Gbuoro Wtiilcr, @r, @eo. Wlogenicn,
6ralt Mnrg. Mii0er, Sri, CLARA Nfo.
teifot, Sr. Geo. Munocr. Sr. Sons
Ectericn, Sri. GQo YctcrIelt, Sr. GS.
far @reibiif, Sri. Glio EeterS, Sri.
SiIettc Bed, @r. NifolnlS 8onGes&
@r. Gripin Hellter, ST. @cter &entpcl,
6rau Rcter &cmpel, Sri. 2oniieHcm.
pei, Sri. Netthen Rentpcl, Sr. Sob.
Henlpel, 6rau Meto &uffert, @r.GurI
Teid) ulo Strait Gbereie Gei6, Sonnp
HeIdL Iliuine Heih, Sri. Seomig
Stole, 6r. Sans Stanm uno 6rou.
6rl. Gle Shulbc. 6rnu GIiiobetb
Sd)mciBer, 5rou q. Stunpf ST..
Sococritrocn Sri. Sprinbe Spifolit.
Ser, &r. @ilb. S6neioer ilno Srnil,
Olga Sfneioer, Seinr. Sdneioer,
Sr. 6einer S6mi,I, Sr. @erner Cir
fe, Sr. Seinrid, SenItcberg, 9ettn
3%euItebere, 8rou Morie Giernoit,
Irtbur Giernai,, Carl @iernou. 1r[.
anna @oporil, 8r. 81. 9. 3ieoIer.
9ie Sffi5iere iino: Capt. s. Sra.
ger; 1. SifiSier $. 8obIe, 9. Sfii3icr
q. 9lof. 3. Sfii5ier Chr. BoblSbrof.
ter, 4. Sfii5ier 3. aiBner; I. Moi6i.
nit u. 8eper, 2. Molfiniit $. Safe,
3. Woi6iniit 6. 2uoruig, 4. Maidi.
nit .. Bud; Bropiant. Ii. 3obIlnei.
iter q. Seper, aiiiltent ". d. Sriims
bad, Ncr5te: Or. $. 6ortmonn itno
81. u. Bed; Sberitelparo j. 8oBlcr +;
Sbcrfoh R.@rimminqer, 5lueiteraod,
VI. 2ippolo.
Ser Snntpfer o6louceiter" bon
Der rMerdlonts & MircrS' Grams.
p%ortotion 60" Iief 9eitern M}orgelt
Dor S~ogesunbritd, III Der @Gbe Dor
Sepen SCOT anoIl olf Sen @runo.
Ser llnfoll ltieB Dem 9nnpfer o!li
Ieinem 8ege no6 Baltimore 81. Sos
8dbr5eug lpur0e nid)t %beifdoigt
6nlid)er alarm. Gin
Iali6er Ilorm bonn aaiten Nr. 1876
REF Die Seitertuebr geitern naf Der
6obrif Der oGboenir Bag Co." 0r.
go, aingItraBe. 9oielbit puroe
cine Wenge 4apier %oerbrnnnt, 10
Dab iid oas 8eb1uoe nit 8aud,
fiilIte. Gin 9oiiant. neld)er glaubte,
ooB 6elier nlisgebrofen iei, ianote
ben alnrm ein.
@eiberprIqIer III B.
regelt. = Ger 81 Sabre nlte 90
MEL Sraiier bon 92r. rs, MeIt.Sro6-
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Ger oShuoben.Gcrcin bon 9ulti.
more" bielt gcitcru gtafmittng III
8ooeniteiner's 6ole, gtr. 1884, SIt.
6opetteitrnBe. Ieine regelmdBige, lebr
5oblrei4 beiud)te @eriommlung, IN
peIfer @r. 3. Reltter oen @orIib
fiibrte. Nofoem ein neltes Wtitalieb
III ben 8erein dlfgeitommen por6clt
mar, ipuroen Ginlooungen pom Ger.
mania.G uartett.G lub" mo benz @e.
%idnauerein oGi6enfron5" 5l oeren
beporiteBenoen 8eitlidfeiten ouoe.
nommeit. Gas arrangements /. So.
mite filr oos I'M Snnuar itottfinoenoc
StiititngSfeit eritottete iiber ieine
SbGtigfeit 9erift.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

WHEN Pierre won the selection years
ago Ii was confidently predicted that u
would be the center OF population OF
the state within few years, but this
has proven foolish idea as the years
went by and now there IL no question
but ID will never be the center OF pop
ulatlon. During ell these years the
people have been the sufferers by hav-
ing the capital at Pierre because OF It's
inaccessibility. Important bills Affect
ing the Interests OF the people have
bean passed and II was almost impos-
slble for any OF the citizens to protest
Or rive their views on weighty ques-
tions Of public interest, because they
could not reach the members OF the
legislature except by letter, and Inc
mail service to Pierre and back Il
something rotten. and always will De.
During the years some Of the people o.
the state have been for Pierre, but out
side OF q very few who live between
Huron and that place has there ever
been any who believed the capital
should remain there? They have oil
been for removal -Sioar Falls journal
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05
STATEMENTS AND THE Or
GANHZATION."

! Tt has been noted that The newspapers
which are supporting Crawford are
getting few of the much priced insuf-
ance statements, and 10 is said that
some of them are not getting any. The
machine gives pie only 70 those who
stand by It. Party loyalty counts Tor
naught; subservience 70 THE orgauizs-
tionn and those armed with q little
brief authority il what takes the per-
simmons Deli Rapids Tribune
The Tribune probably refers to the
democratic papers which have been
supporting Crawford They get no re-
publican patronage and OF course ex-
pect none. The Tribatne's statement, II
meant for republican papers, iscertainty
false. There are only very few repnb-
lican papers supporting Crawford and
as far as our observation goes they are
getting their full share OF republican
patronage. The Vel million Republican
has been very active and ontspoken In
| It's support OF Crawford and certainly Il
has nothing 10 complain of as to the pat
ronage Ii has received. This is in
marked contrast with the populistlc
administration OF insurance patronage.
1t is still within the memory of man
| how at one time the Vermillion Plan
Talk so monopolized insurance state,
ments that it caused howl from other
populistic papers and its subscribers
began TO take the Republican for read
ing matter. We do not know OF one
and doubt II there is single repubii
can paper In the state that has beer
supporting Crawford and can justly say
that it has been Disseminated agains
in this interesting and popular distri
button OF patronage,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

A FEW counties, among them Linz
coin, we believe, we're instructed to
vote for no man until he had pledged
himself In favor OF equal railroad as
sessment. There Is good deal OF the
grand stand business In connection
with this position. The governor Is
by virtue OF his Office a member of the
state board of equalization and he
takes oath TO equalize assessment when
he enters upon his duties. These peo-
pie are proceeding on the theory that
3 pledge made In open convention Is
superior In binding force TO the solemn
oath Of Office. In the present instance
these people are assured Of all the
binding force OF both. Mr.. Elrod, after
the demand that candidates be brought
TO the platform and made TO express
themselves, had been voted down. OF his
own accord pledged himself from the
platform to regard the best interests ol
every man, from the section man TO the
incorporated body, when he came to
perform his duties as q member OF the
state board Of equalization, in accord.
ance with his oath OF Office. No man
could ask any more and no man could
pledge any more.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05
GARRYoWEN.

Mrs. Pat Mahan Is quite sick.
Tom Mahan sold his driving team to
Mr.. Larson.
Patsy Dyer was through here last
week buying hogs.
R. r.. Peddicord and Z. q. Biammer
visited here Sunday.
Miss Loretta Martin, Of Westfield,
visited here last week.
Quite number attended the dance
at james O'Connor's Friday
Jim Mahan, who has been rislting In
Chicago, has returned home
Ed. Merrigan and daughter, Lizzie,
were In vermillion Saturday
Mike O'Connor attended the dance
at vermillion Friday evening.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

The farmers are very busy now
They think prospects iorcrop are good.
John O'Connor and his wother and
sister, Annie, were in Elk Point satur-
day,
On account Of the absence of Rev.
Golden, mass was not held here Sun
day.
Minnie and Ella Kavanaugh, Of ver-
million, spent Sunday here with their
parents.
]. "A Fickbohm and Jas. Casey were
in Sioux City last week with carload
OF hogs.
Thomas Lynch and Pat Mahan. who
have been sick for the past week, are
much better.
The baseban game was largely Mt
tended Sunday. The score was IL to .
in favor Of Garryowen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

Mn. CRAWFORD made many friends
by his manly. loyal. sweet-tempered
speech when called 10 the platform
iaes after the formal vote for governor
had been announced. Had he made
that speech 81 Huron when be began
his campaign. instead Of the wide-open
challenge ID i Donnybrook fair which
be then and there invited and after.
wards got, nothing on sarth could have
prevented bis enthusiastic nomination.
ii the experience oi bis five months
campaign shall have shown him his
mistake and he can clear himself IRON
sha we'll defined suspici0n that he 4
really after Senator CANDLES shoes
Mr. Crawford can have unanimoui
nomlnation and triumphant elee1iou Il
four years. after Gov. Elrod has com
pleted couple Of terms,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

from such an out-of.the-way place as
Pierre into place where II can be
reached more easily. Let man who
is seeking an investment happen In
the capital of The state and he will
form an idea right there as TO what
our state is. Have you ever made The
trip 10 Pierre2 II so you need not be
told Why the investor would think
twice before investing In real estate.
Have you ever made the trip 70 Mitch
ell? II 30 you will soon note the rea-
son why ths capital of the state should
be so located A vote for Mitchell
means to every one of you . vote 70 the
up-buildlng OF our state and indirectly
will affect the price of your farm. =
Boscdie lEdmunds Go Pioneer,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

slope of the Black Hills In 1902 this
river and its tributaries furnished
water to $50 farms through 4lS miles OF
main canals and bitches. The 24l sys-
lems were constructed at an initial cost
of s3a5,657, representing an average
cost OF s8.57 for each Of The ~. .457 acres
irrigated.
Moreau river and tributaries irri.
gated as5 acres on eight farms. The
eight systems, with four miles OF main
canals and ditches, cost ss 73l, an av-
erage of sll.14 per acre
Little Missouri river and tributaries
supplied water TO i've systems, and 700
acres belonging 10 five farms were irrl-
gated. The total construction cost for
the four miles OF main canals, bitches
and other irrigation works was s3, T40,
au average first cost Of S5.34 per irri-
gated acre. Seven farms with an frri.
gated area OF seyenty.fve. acres were
supplied with water from springs
through seven systems, which cost In
italy 1908, an average Of si2.03 for
each acre irrigated. There we're 2, S25
acres belonging to 10 farms which re-
ceived water from wells. The ~ sys-
TENS represented first cost 0f S46, 7S3,
an average Of $40 II per irrigated acre.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

The sidewalK conn iLLee recommend
ed that The following sidewalks Be orr
dered built and repaired ia d workman-
like and permanent manner on the
street frontage Of the property de-
scribed ais follows. which report was
adopted at the council meeting last
Monday night:
ELK POINT ORIGINAL.
Lot |, Dl Jck 8, east side.
Lot IL, block o, east and south.
Lot III, block ., south font
Lot |, block 30, east side.
Lot IL, block 30, east side.
Lot ~, block 20, east side.
Lot ~, block z, east side.
Lot 8, block 6, north front,
Lots A, and g. block 5, north front.
LUs 10, block IL. south front.
Lot 5, block 81.
Lois and Z, block /, west side.
Lots To 6, block 2, north side.
Lut IL, block 81. and lot IL, block s.,
w fA5Ou duutttCus Go0b iAUAVt
WILSON'S ADDITIONS
Lots and =, block 8, norlhfront.
Lot q, block III, west and north.
Lot z, block II, west side.
Lot /, block IL, east side.
Lots and 2, block ] ., north front.
Lots 4, block 10, north front.
Lots and 2, block 10, north front.
Lots II, block Z, east front.
CARPENTERS ADDITION.
Lots =, 8, 10, II and IL, block l. south
front.
Lot 6, block 3, north froat.
PINCKNEY'S IS ADDITION.
Lots Z, s: 9, 10, II and IL block ~,
south front.
Lots 5 and o, block As.
WESTON & HoFFMAN'S ADDITION.
Lot =. block 81.
Lols and I, block Is, west side.
Lots and II, block rs, east side.
Lots and IL, block p, east side.
Lots and u, block l6, east side.
i Lots to IL, block 80, north front.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-05

1t ID the opinion OF many whose Opin-
ion has not been asked Tor THAI Con-
gFessman Martin has made an impor-
tant mistake for public man 10 ac-
cordjng final allegiance TO the machine
and entering Into full participation with
iss methods. --Sioatx Falls Press.
III is also the opinion Of the Press
probably, as well as Of others whose
oplnion has mot been asked, that State
Auditor Halliday and State Superin-
senaent Nash made similar important
asiasake la cutting away from their
h0rne delegations and casting In thsir
fortunes wish that horrible machine.
Nearly four out of Eve of the delegates
ID the republican convention made
llITe fatal error. And yet they seem te
enjoy life just the same!