The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-02
South Dakota Statistics
STATE OFFICIALS


Governor. .........,.... S:.mue! Elrod
Lieut. Governor .,.......... j. H. Mrl'omsa i
Secretary OF State ............. ~ u. MiPl
State Auditor. Observation-Disclosures. j. i. Halliday
State Treasurer. ...........C. T. Nli'.n
ATTORNEY General ........... l'hilo Hall
Supt. of Public Instruction, "a. w. Nash |
com. school and Pub. Lands. g. j fi;ch
Judge supreme Court -....... Dick HaneN |
Judge Supreme Court .,.... Howard q. Fuller
Judge supreme Court Dlghton Cor>oh
clerk supreme Court RANK frame
abroad commission w. u. SiIlltli
South Dakota has AN area or $1,000 square
miles. or covers y lritc over 4auD,W0 acres
ut ground. IL is one fourth larger than the
combined area of the entire group OF New Eng
land states. During the last six years ~ mas
produced more wealth In preparation TO
population than any state in the union. care
fully prepared statistics show slhi. WI.2i4 pro
durcd in hob or f35;i. IL for each man woman
and child residing in the state. The classified
lists %, OF products which produces" TINS
Bushels. Nolue.
Wheat ............ .:.!ti.tDo 29l2.mn
| Corn. ............ ,9,aO0uJ la.sl9.2oD
Oats. tiiaWWa I:,Nl.uaD
Barley N l:o 800 lu,U.0UO
I RIVE. ..... .,sy,NN) ,.,o.tpi
| FLAX ...,...... ..;hEb.,Wl 2.NnE1
Potatoes gardens, fruit etc ...... :i..:,0.,Wl
! HAY and fodder ....... !:} .S4u.tAai
! llliry ana creamery .... i..!Ht tNN
I',ulltry and eng, .................. - .iMt
| Live ,i,ul ..... -, ..:rL liza
| W.ol :, nd hide, ..... l.SU,tUD
| Minerals stone and cement ....... lu,uMuWm
| Total production .......... ..... >l:'i.oii. 226
south Dnko;;l, commercial ambitions nave
not Blinded her IL the value 'tnd interests
| considered by some OF less ma'rr:h but IL"
the minds of nanny no less itrse. 'h"~' per-
tanning ~ m"nI:i; growth and ocN ei"pn rl,i
south ah,;l has canned u World Wac rrpn
~ ion for h,.t e,iir. iun;il facilities ~ we'll rs
agrIcultur.li ;lu, commercial pursuits The
schools occupy and merit II place in the pub
liz. eye Seldom accorded 10 them any
country. keen interest is manifested in
."n;i,.v,r ;:llrcl> lu.: welfare. Il >i'I''n'> of
the state are NOT rulnpciird 1" >ci.i ,hrlr
r.iidrr east ne educated. E%.'riirri
sh,,,.> IN all branches III Ic'rllng a.,' w,lI
few hours uu u the resident "a home"
seeker. The federal government h;,- wise.
provided for the public schools o, Sonsh Dah' :
Ia by >rt,in:s a>idc > 'tND nrrr> of l',''i wh'' IA
r;lno, hr sold i"r less !l,an no per acre
'rirs, lnu> .r',w NJ IN Nnlu, and a.
Descent nr,,e- .uu,, In. Sold To- II sun III ll,.
ncI.nh,,houu Oh rAutNltna The ini"reso O..
this sum lone would dctraN tlirrnlir'. Nprl>,'
of public anu private ~cir"l> nt ,!.r slate.
'rn,. ten III >,'l""l tax :,."nr in some states
Is quite I'm item "f ~ rli>'' and II lon,'>ck"r
sluul, no, overlook tines" advantages "fcre I
WHEN selecting ~ permanent homc ne ,oV
"rnulrn, contributes S!o.Wu yearly Tor 'h,
supper of the state Agricultural COLLEGE.
NJ! nov, sf..iol. 'nwe>t,:r.inrs mi ">J,"ri
No., : i'm $ ..i.rrr i ".s,.cu!,nr- h,Ns neon
,...r her.. IN, II. Ttir.i.'te.l w .ttaniiun
~ m. ~rN"uriiir World 90 modem tnri in :.
mi. cnlls-H ,.i -!'.tly 'i.rnl>n n"!l,--- rker>
iaois nI1rn' In ~ ft,-'i''' 4 >".'i'.- ~
farming. unirNn9, ,,s"', .:i.~.,.
luIt in Nun'ii lbiit,,la.
The Following ''nlowmrni> have nr'n made
LEA ,hdiiiti, thr ,,lhil'' ,rir'"l en-! ~ fnrfts
state university ..-...,'....., ...s. ''aeies
-,a.r Agricultural collie" .....-, H. ,tli acre ;
TATE Nurn.tl schools .......- . k,'u IL re',
.,syiuIl tor feeble minded 'jus.:,uro 5
blind ASYLUM - "a acres
school of Mines 20 acres
Reform school 40 no acres
Public bnildirgS 5000 tcreS
Remaining for other Institutions 25UuU acres