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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

&proet paa Columbia @isbts, ser
foiteoe Drensen Jreo Sing 2ipet,
bar M oraget fin ferite Don1fefoelie
eiter Jig, i6et Orlin &aloermitt it0>
ite llge at SSl1rpen fjenotes ifploig /
Norb / au6en @ra6. Sc to Menb,
ser o,1tages at babe ppret bans Meo~
ifpl6ige, @olb og @ommon, er / oisle
Gage / 6orbsr / Nnofa. Sl1rpe,,,
lom ifal afgipe &jenbelie / 6eres
Sag, bar iomlet 1irsoag Iormio-
bag, bporpaa 6orbpret ltrats tog fin
8egpn6e1ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
minneapolis.

Morbeef er mi en- fri Mfano. Sa,1s
Straffetio TOM til Ell gnoe forrige
ltge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
:. eo' gs's.,a s.''',.'.'s'','.

3ontoret CT aabent + pers @psncoas
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

@pjifoler. SfoIefomr1isiione,1 ino=
ien6tc en- Communication til 8prao-
Oct, forlongen6e Ell appropriation at
$150,0W / 6orm al 8onos til Sp-
fere1ien al @bjifoler. Operlabt til ell
&omtte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

&pmpopatb=2egerne minneapolis
feltc fig %forurette6e, for6i f11n We6<
lemmer at @ennepin County 2Gge<
forening bob6e facet S1obpoelie til
at nominere Sen npe Operlege be6
8pboipitalet. S 6enne 5orening ct
Der nenllig lite &omeopatber. Mo-
poren bar mi giort benne 6orism=
melie goo igien be6 at a11mo6e So
mpopatberne ON at nominere tre&an-
oioater :of 6enne 2e9eifole, og al
6isle bill ban iaa uotoge EFT, ser bill
blipe in6lttllet til 8oor6 Of Gorrec@
lions &alg iammen me6 to al 2ege<
foreningens &on6i6ater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Tanbtes / Tlobeu. 2iect al Ell 80
Iars gammel @eanb fanbtes / 6looen
Rorgen. Set Der betpoeligt
forroaonet, iao oct life h1,16e fienocs.
Man ontagcr, at set CT Jranf Coffin,
en- blind @fono, Tom foripouot ben
Bite &arts iantioi9 meo at Ell
Mono faces ipringe fra 8aboibo
Street 8roen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

&loaf for Spb ct. Saul. Ser oei-
teres itGrtt for Ell &loof paa Concord
% more @a6er, og ct 8bnifrift er i
ben Mnleoning in6ienot til 8proaoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

iamt andre Slater. Sblanbt Gem
no9le ganife nbmerfeoe Bargains.
Scr e. mango nbmerfebe Muleb-
niaser. gi bar nosle sanffe ftore
liant u1ii,hore Gienoomne Sc alter-
bebite strbs tilialss TIC &riier, Der
III fiaSts at here 1bprss1aps.
2a6aps bibe, bpab Depnffer, ogbi
ifaI ienbes Sem nrrmer. ppIpsnin-.
@aer.e ]. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

9riffcpenge. Oct ct forbuot Be-
tiente peo &apitoliet at mootage Grit
fepenge for at bile 6olf r11t6t eller
for anore Sjeneiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

&arrtet. 3slanb &pneerten. 8proo-
oct peotog enitemmig Iorilaeet ON at
anpenoe $500 for aoncerter poo
@arriet Sslar1o be1re CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

2eger11e nan Dame % .&abiel, Ser
far b9ret rt116er Eiltale for at babe
uogpet 6oiterfor0rtoelie, blep ! Mfan-
bags of Dommer Simpion ioemte
bber A Mars Strof / 5tatsfangilet.
On @bin6e, Mrs. &annab 2uno, Der
bar orebet famine Erafif, 6bmtes til
2 Mor % 4 Mone6er / @ta6sfang-
ilet. &en6es Som faar ct patbetiif
Mnitr6g be6, at benoes z Born, at
Der er 2 &ol6 $billinger, / M1<
berer fra 8 til Ia Mor bliber mo6er-
Lie I Ben 8io. 8gr11erte bar | M1an.
Dogs gountpfangiIet for at fige.
5orbeI tiI 6ereS Mo6er, % git beref-
ter til &umatte55 SoctetD's Mgert 8atr5
Cite, for at be6e bam lRgge ct 8oot
Orb i1o Dos @ubera9ret ON q olp-
r1aa Benaa6oning for Mooeren. &al'
fllnoe Sc lite giDe benz i~pnberligt
.Saab. .5ss syI 4.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

@g-@npernsr Ban saut fiees a
billie flptte til ct. SAUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

We'd Kjpbs eller Reparation at Uhre
bespg den v%elkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 E. 9TH ST., st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

lt... tHr..- p rt+Is. ..--. -StsEl~H
Den 17be. :Mai, Morees 6ribe6s=
bog, bill feires / ct. Saul pao en- beer.
big Maaoe; Toreningerne 5enner at
@orge, Morges .Detre iamt 6ram
@angforening bar ilaoet fig iammen
ON at bbiti6eItgbol6e Dage1t. Ser
bill blipe ct feitligt @rogrom meo Sa-
Ter, Sang % Muiif. Stats @uoitor
g. g. Sperion bill %preiioere. SUB.
Sobnion bill tale pao .Gngelif, meoens
8rof.. Sl1lius g.. OIien of @isconiin
ltntperittet bill boIbe Geittalen. Cub,
Sobnion bill ogiaa opIe1e ct 8uoitob
ira &reiioe1t 8ooiepelt, abreSieret
til Mor6men6ene ct. Saul. Set
mlliifaIife &rogram bill bIipe gobt %
forffielligartet, % Ser bill ogiaa blipe
:igrget for Gilfre6sitilIelie al ben in-
Ore Manb paa en- mere iubitantiel
Moabe, ibet 8amettne fbiil ierpere 65or-
friifninger. Wo8art &alI Snsoag
.gIften. ,=.5. .5,s ... .5s
EA.mNe HH9fNH NJ lesEI@GG4NGgMt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Smdafoppef / &rfen. Mfattie
&eterien, Ell rng Bige, 1om boer bos
glagtninge / 600, 10. Mbe. g., bob
DC / lengere Gi6 befl1noet Jig minore
bel, men tillagoe life Spgoommen
bi6ere 8etp6ning og git efter 5eopaz
ne / @or 6reliers norife Strife poo
z. @treet Sgn6og Nften. timber
@n6stienelten befon6t bum Jig meget
il6e, og Manoag @orgen begDn6tc
bl1n at fna en1el l1bilet / Mniigtet,
lom gioroe benoe engitelig for, at
bun bobbe faaet Stopper. &e0 Sen,
penbelie til Sun6beosfomisiGr Soil
blep benoes 6rpgt befraftet, og bun.
bIep in6lagt paa &aranteneboipita=
let. 9r. &all erflereoe bog, at 5pg-
6omme11 lite bar al 6en imitlomme
Mrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

For de bedste F%otografier ber De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 2299-231
e. 7th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
@akota

&pab flyer Sc ont rtiBt 1ano /
beune, stat til S. pr. Aue? Set
vii life funne faces lrnse til ben
8ris. 8cbre at fire fig en- "a Sd-
tioa1 eller mere itrafs.
S.@eb @iber 9alen far III 1tbmer.
fct 2anb fra S. til $50.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

the Second regiment Of State militia.
The parade was cheeEed all along the
line and many buildings we're hand
Somely decorated.
Az the stand where the speaking was
60 take place there WAS a large sssem-
blAEe. Mayor Nolan delivered The
address Of welcome, which was fol-
lowed BY remarks from Gov. BroWard.
In bic address President Roosevelt
dWelt on the Panama Canal at some
length, declaring that the work can be
done aud will be done.
There was nothing to mar the occa-
sion and 10 was q great one for the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23
5000 70 Find Husband.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 81 Mrs.
H. S. France. wife OF a former motor.
man Of the Pacific Electric Railway
company, has inserted an advertise.
ment In all the leading daily papers
OF this section. stating she would pay
$1,000 for Information that would lead
TO the discovery Of the whereabouts of
her missing husband France left the
home here last August and has not
been heard from since that date. Ac.
cording to the story related by Mrs.
France. who incidentally lays claim 10
being a FIRST cousin OF General Stone.
wall Jackson, France secured a leave
OF absence from mis- employment and
taking with him the sum Of $4,000 left
their home and failed to return. Mrs.
France has lately fallen heir to $40.
600 In cash and large property inter.
ests from an uncle In Alabama,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23
tso,UOO IN MONEY RECOVERED.
Express CLERK Who stole Large Sum
Burned Large Bills,

Bridgeport, Conn, Oct 21.-Edward
G. Cunllffe, the Adams Express EN-.
ploye who disappeared from Pittsburg
with $4,000 and was arrested here
yesterday, started back to Pittsburg
with the detectives today.
Cunliffe seemed more low spirited
today than he was when first captured.
He explained this by saying that ne
had hoped to arrange for lenient treat.
ment after reaching Pittsburg by treat
ing on mis- secret as to the whereabouts
Of The stolen money, but the fact that
the detectives recovered $4,000 of the
money in Bristol, Conn, last evening
removed the prisoners hopes In this re-
spect. After being told by the detec-
tives Of the recovery. OF this money,
Cunlihe said that he had burned the
rest OF the amount stolen, because the
bills were all OF large denominations
and all on the same bank, making it
dangerous for him TO carry them about,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23
Treat consumptIon a Hems.

New York, Oct 2l.-EmphAsls on
the fact that he did not appreciate the
fact Of the benefits OF the high altl.
tudes in tuberculosis Dr. A. KnopI. Of
ne New York State Medical assocla.
tlon yesterday stated his belief that
cures obtained In in ordinary home eli.
mates. while requiring longer seem to
be more lasting, Dr.. Knopf declared
that the modern Eanitarlum for con.
sumpuves Is tle safest place not TO
contract a tuberculosis disease at aud
instead OF being a menace 10 a neigh.
borhood Is a benefit because Of the les.
son OF cleanliness and health It teach.
es Us.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23
HEARTY WELCOME
TO THE PRESIDENT
Sy the People of the State at
Jacksonville.
OF OUR PEOPLE

81 Is Manifested on Every Hand-En-
tsrtained As Only the Warm-Hearted
FloFidian Can-The Day An Event in
History Of the State Metropolis.
Jacksonville, October 2l.-This has
been an eventual day for the people OF
che State OF Florida as we'll as the
city Of Jacksonville.
The city was crowded with visitors
and Thousands witnessed the parade,
A fne feature was the appearance OF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

Atlanta. Ocr a As promised, az.
nOuncenicut eas made 81 the awards
Of prlEea. the result of tao decIsl0ns
Of the Iudgca Who hg'o worked hard
Tor The last week 10 the makinE o.
the BiaHy displays PreaIIsat Dudley
ifaEhob acted a. master Of ceremonies.
and the frbuits we're az fOiI0WA /
FOF The best. largest aud most arils.
IDEALLY disDiaycd county agricultural
sEhlbit. 6fomluHi Of 81 600. wOa ~ iiAs.
TOW county. fSr the second best
equally agricultural e4hlblt' a. aboVs
stated. premium of $1,000 wa b. hui
lOeh county = FOg tas thifl lest
eoahfs agricultural szhlbit. - above.
Dremiam % 600. YOU ~ OWinastt
o0unty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23
EInhtlna the pInnennarY.

Asheyille, n. c.. Oct q With the
ming Of an order by Judge Prltchard.
the federal court commanding the
mbeTs OF the board Of control OF
ION county, South Carolina, to show
Use why toe Brice bill should not
declared unconstitutional. began
at u expected 10 be one OF the most
rly fought and important cases
Ing from South Carolina In several
The suit bears directly upon
lspensary system In the state, AZ
the opposing forces. dispensAry
Anti-diPeBSary. will be arrayed
Bt each other
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

CA,easo, Oct. il.--Plans for The con
S,ructioa Of q new railway station a :
cost o. from t5.Oo0.Oo0 70 SO 900 900
and enlargement % passenger termin
ais - = coat u the balance Of SO .OOo.
go are being considered By Zoe avs
tenAatS q the present uniOa statlon
81 Canal and Adams streets The aVs
roadt. Including he Penbsyivania. Pah.
handle. Giao a Pessyivanla property.
tie Cs!oaEo and Ail0n. the chieago
Muuautss and 81 Paul and tss CAlea
-. BuriiaEsoa and osincy. have e.
FsafY Aged n share TIE cost ~ TIE
placs. ths PransyiVania 70 rocsirs from
ne othFT companies ons afih o. tAs
valse a N properly 20 b. oocgpist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

Aanceeater. Oct si.Tha caro- a,
~ agas.sl steamer Ramsus Iarf.as.
ga Castala o1eeiasa. Uhish ami.
aaFs OF ~ if1W Fuaaaegla. "a -
o. Ar. TDs afa sas h.aly srtia.
Esithsd bui - htfsrs ETunf 6t-srs
hai ssea eo.s 70 ths oaFr8 ~ -
ea,ef go Ar TIA namrut L..
Fis3Es e tatiei 10 @uea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

hVilie. Tsnn.. Oct. 2i.-alaFtin
q daad a. hls homs a. Oaliatin.
ased % years. An4rsW Came.
3 HE hrst position under MF.
u Vas While TIE latter waa
nessengsT % TIE old Atlantis
b TeisgrAph oompany ~ Pitts-
y, 10 1888. When Mr.. Came
pua1a assistant messenger. II,
b Mr.. Barth graduated iato IL
Osiiioa q operator. Mr.. Came.
Eivsa 0s position a. ehlsi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

New York. Oct. 2i--A cable dispatch
from Paris says that Elliott Shepard
son Of the late Colonel Elliot shep
ard. and a grandson Of the late w. n.
Vanderbilt was arrNEned yesterday on
q charge Of granddaughter. lie had
been autOmobillnE In company with
Tom Thorne. a rice horse owner. and
chauffeur. and the car which shep.
ard was driving struck aud killed q
q girl EX Minister POincaFre cen.
Quoted the prosecution Hs made q
scathing attack on the prisoner. waleh
aroused some Of the audience 10 such
an extent that the president Of the
court threatened 70 clear The room.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

Nashville Tenn. Oct. a "a N0n..
gDmsFy. IA f.spatCA says thal WI
Han iishsy. oas q ne oidssl haa1tr
n Ala5ar1s aba yrca.1 ne ~ ths Amg-
tea1 NatiSUai fnak a. Montgomery.
died iEiS DoFs'hE o. paralysis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23
HOPES OF AN EARLY
FROST ENCOURAGING
The Blizzard in Northwest May
Reach Fever District,
SITUATION SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Many Marine Hospital Surgeons Can
Now Return to Their stations, Gut
viii Remain In Crescent City Until
After Presidents Wait.

viii Remain In Crescent City Until
After Presidents Wait.
New Orleans, oct 2i..-Thc weather
Was threatening here today with a fall
ia the temperature lorccastcd, out In
toe northwest u blizzard Is prevailing
and there Ia hope that tho wave will
come this way and add the finishing
touch To the present fever fight II
only needs another cold snap to wind
in most OF the remaining guarantees,
Among the latest parishes TO order the
raising of quarantine Is ST. James,
walsh threw down her bars today,
Toduy's discharges are expected 70
bring thc cases now under treatment
WITHIN the hundred mark and owing to
the slump there has been since last
Saturday In new cases there Will DO
a heavy decline In the cases stu OK
lstng by next week.
All signs point to the fact that the
present week will record tho lowest
number Of deaths since July.
Though tho situation here Ia 90 much
improved that Or, White would bO able
to spare some Ut his men to DO roturu.
cd to their stations ana II h understood
that all Who are now here or nearby
viii remain Until President RoOsevOlt'S
arrival 30 tina ttaOy may be prosecuted
In body to the chief magistrate,
In this connection attention il called
to tho. fact that although there hes
been = large number at service SCR
goOns here many Oi them nonrin
munes. not q single one has suOcuulb
although ell expressed themselves with
great Indifference 10 danger IN tho
neighborhooda Of tho worst lhfcctlOn.
Not more than three or four were tab.
en ~ and all VI these recovered.
Tho case Of Illinois Central Tslo.
graph Operator Matthews. whom
Hatcher, la. would not permit 10 die.
embark aud reached ualon Rouge. a..
turns out ~ be- = simple case oi maia.
ria.
The second case Of foyer at Frank.
lin has been reported. but II ~ also OF
4 mild type, Tncro has also been q
case shipped a. Jeann"tlo, Aud another
al IAIdFil. both noar Franklin. and
both in 81 Mary parish u Ia cousid.
cred not Improbable that all of these
cases came from Patterson which IL
also In ~ MARY
Dr., Corrupt ~ The Marine hospital
service II ~ Jednnrits The people
there were much alarmed but ~ Cor,
Bnt male r"assurlnE address lndlcat.
Ing there ans little II any danger %
\ spread Of The disease at this seaa1n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

.sA TsE- OF. u.-WhGs a
g q trails lad q sEczllioaigt1
. . sirOls e. Raiostina -.
osF J. ". Ehadegs. - ~ ..
pa aad Great NogiAErn raj
- 500 10 doslA d Ne sTou6
e TrO1Be. TsE- ~ . 6iNsE.
s1azEug ~ 80 elsetoa eIoU
onF. EhzFsegra hrEfas wels
Ths wpapca gaa ga1
e. ha sf - ta,4 n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-23

Y0tohanA OF 20 Animal ThEg
arrived hsrv t.eay o. ne aarghiB ne
f1flieship shi.aaima FDIty Harshiss
asss aeu aassmsigd asfs IL pfsBafa
ti1a f0g ths Tryaz aagAl Fgsiss q Oo-
tatsg a.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21

, cree of the circuit court and directed that the
injunction be dissolved The city now hopes
to resume work on its municipal system of
waterworks very soon.
Carl Ogren, living near Langford this state,
in behalf of himself and his minor Childr,n n,
has brought suit against the Standard OIL
Company in the sum of seven thousand dol
lars. The complaint alleges that Mrs. Ogr, n
met her death q result OF the expression OF
u kerosene l amp last fall the explosion being
due TO the adulLeraton of the Oil 1t Is al
line. WATERFOWL Public Opinion.
The Summit Signal wants the citizens OF
that town to wake up and show civic
pride, among the improvements which the
Signal suggests are water works, cement side
walks. electric lights and the building OF sub
stantlal brick buildings.
Benjamin Reynolds who owns d inc farm
on the Missouri river bottomland short
distance north of Wheeler is becoming she
fruit king of that part of the state. He has
this spring planted acre OF tame grapes,
+ and will also Sc. out Il large number OF peach
and apple trees IN the course OF the neAt two
or three weeks. Reynolds for years has had
more applcs-grown on his own trees-tnan he
could use, and has also raised large quantities
OF cherries and other fruit. After this year
MIR Reynolds and his wife viii devote most
OF their attention TO fruit and chicken raising.
During the last few months Mrs. Reynolds
has had II large independent incofae from the
sale OF eggs and poultry.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
Big Stone.

w. ] Rawson special deputy grand .patri-
arch, aud Grand Marshal Swenson, OF Bristol
instituted u new encampment of Odd Fellows
here this week. Forty charter memoirs en-
rolled, and there are fifteen or twenty more in
sight. The work was exemplitied by degree
team from the Revillo camp, headed by Cap
tain s. j. Dillman. The lodge consists OF mem
beers from subordinate lodges at Big Stone,
Ortonyille, Milbank and Clinton. Charles E.
Cobb was installed chief patriarch.
The barn and tools OF Gustave Bueckner
were destroyed by fire Wednesday noon. The
blaze was started by Il child playing with
matches. Loss $780, Insurance 500.
The following instructors have been elected
for the Simpson Park summer schools Pro-
lessor Hilleboe OF Wilmar, Professor M. NJ
Kramer of Mitchell, Professor Mclean OF
Dodge Center, Professor j. W. Gron OF the
Madison IS. d. normal school. Professor S
X. Clark OF Milbank, Miss Florence Ramer
OF Minneapolis and Mrs, Bernice shank OF
the Valley City IN. d. normal A large at
tendance Is expected.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
AMONG THE MAGAZINES.
woMAN's HOME COMPANION.

The May number OF the Woman's Home
Companion is. usual bright with iilustr,i.
tons and attractive III its reading matter.
The conclusion OF HeorY Irving Dodgc's re-
markaDle series on food adulteratiCn is Wig
orous arraignment OF the United States sen
ate, entitled Call Spade a spade Among
the special ARTICLES are Life Saving AT the
Zoo,' or Wild animal surgery; Jewish Do
nestle Life in the romantic Ghetto, and The
Lighter side OF Motoring seen in autemo-
bile floral paraues. The serials are By the
well known anthors-Louis Tracy, who con
cludes The King OF Diamonds, aud Mar
ion Harand. continuing MARTINI and Her
American Kitchen" The short stories are as
bright and sparkling as eyer-''rhe Niroes
service, Mrs. Hendy' Restorer' and They
Stood the Bridge" The departments OF
the Woman's Home Companion are always
helpful and never more 50 than in This mum
Der. Among them are Mrs. Sangster's self
Improvement, Miss Gould's Ribbon Fads
and Frilis,'' Sam Loyd,s Puzzle Page is keen
and wlt-sharpening; while Aunt janet ana
her Boys and Girls are as companionable as
ever. Published by the Crowell Publishing
Company, Springfield, Ohio; one dollar year;
ten cents a copy.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
~ -


Gelett BURGESS novelette,, which opens the
May number of the smart Set, will surprIs
his admirers, for III The Visionists' ne has
entered an entirely new field and produced
story which is not only timely but power
fui and absoroingiy interesting. He has gone
to London for the locale of this tale The
heroine Is u young girl who, through force of
circumstance, becomes member Of u society
OF socialists who call themselves 'visonlsts"
Her adventures are wonderfully exciting and
the tragic denouement is unforeseen. This
novelette, will win new laurels for Mr.. Burgess.
There are fourteen short stories IN this
number. and 1t is not too much to say that each
one stands out as an individual example of
fine and clever wSiting. In verse the May
Smart Set is particularly rich. The best
poets are found in it's pages with seasonable
lyrics. No lover OF good fiction, humor aud
verse can afford to miss this issue.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
COURT HOUSE CULLINGs.
Real Estate Transfers.

This list is furnished by the courtesy OF the
sisseton Loan and Title Company. A com
plete list of real estate transfers will appea
each week.)
Howard Babcock and wife to L. b. Drew ct
al lot IL blk % Sisseton. S275.
N. N. Powell and wife to j. Z. Flint lots Z
and blk Powell addition to White Rock
: 1875.
Rosetta Burgess to H. H Berg lot 4 swl4 my
u sec and lot see 1852. $1,000.
U. S. to Gust Thurston eh swh4 lots 8 and A
sec 3O-l26-5l. ".
John Chrpa and wife to Gerd Berndt So NV
u lots 3 and sec % la9-522 $500.
U. S. to Christ Johnson neAa sec 3Ol24-5l. IS.
Franz Luepke to r. L. Leschinsky lot q blk
3 Corona. 1926
Clement f. Porter to Chas. R. Brunette n1s
/ nw14 sec Is and SEA sex sec II and swa swia
sec l2-123-51. 81.
E. o. Burman to c. W. Hills se,4 nwA sec s.
| 1881. $50.
g; 4. England and wife to H. ]. Kerr SEA
| 26-12S-49. $685.
Gunhild Hong and husband to Leora G. Sher
| man sw4 27-12351. S145O.
| U. S. to james E. Wood els swA and swh
| swA and lot sec 22-124 So. S..
3d. 500.
D. w. swingle and wife to John ID. McKa,
| s1s ne.4 and e1a sea sec 32-1e4-5l SS.
U. s. to Rufus P. Braaen lot sec 5.122-5
and swM SEA and e1s sea sec 32-123-5l. ".
Felix Steppa to Harriet Patterson lots 10 t.
Is inclusive blk 81 Sisseton. s..
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
Summit.

Fire broke out Wednesday of last week
IN the saloon owned by H. V. stew
ems. and for time The whole town was
threatened. Luckily, there was very little
wind. and the fire was checked after destroy
ing two saloons, owned by r. V. stevens,
Askerg 4 Lee, and general store operated
by Robert Whitefoot. Very little insurance
was carried, except by Stevens. who had
Sl,bOO.
The Milwaukee road is preparing 10 do a
large amount OF work on its track between
Twin Brooks and Andoyer. This piece OF
track about sixty miles in all, will be bal
lasted and lined, and put in shape to stand
faster train service, Several hundred
Italians have been imported from Nhicago
to do the work. There is rumor thai 3 new
vestibuled train will be put on between
Minneapolis and Aberdeen this summer.