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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
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USrIED sIsrE- LAND OyyrcE At I
PrkxLo CoLaL March II. iAS
NOTICE Is:HEaEBf GIVEN TaAT THk
~ fallos lnx exz-sf ~~ftisr ts- rlea ao.lce OF
k-s iut@ztioa - aa.ae fHsl proof in sapS.srz o.
hrr eiaim and tAsi aid pre-Sf all he rasds h--
tore tne elers of the dssfrlcf courr al Las Aai-
mas Coiorsios % April -. Iss1- viz. LlEzs-
: aisaa: n Y ie I'll. for tA@ east half -yrtAea-i
azArter. sscxioz ig. a1d east half aorfhe4st
q1Artef. -ectao1 l. to.EsAip = -poth. raax- -
1e-f-
n na-~s the fullo~ins witnesses 20 prove
Ais rsutiuus.z- r-s.1eac- uF-pn and cultivation
sif .sld izad. rls- Columbus 4 Ackinacy
Jane " kirs sEzfrirs. ku.elr stno<- Joan Z.
Nsrlazz al a La kaiMss. Colorado
: a ABBEY Register.
Flr-t paAltcsfion- hArca II tsfa
Last t1hlie.sio1- April Il. Ia.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
Osysss ness 81 asses ss-

Bound hand and foot and gagged.
the maiden Was put in a gunnyszck.
and. unable 20 move or scream. felt
herself being carried down a iigh;
Of stairs. put into buggy and then
driven down the street. Intellectual
ly she tried TO release herself from
the gag. Alas, She was bound too
securely. Finally the conveyance
stopped. She WAS carried into q
building. fainting and easping for
breath The sack Was taken from
her head. The villain. still masked.
took the gag from her mouth. his
eyes cleaning like Goals of fire
through his black mask. released her
and his>ed through his tightly
clenched teeth: There. my pretty
bird. scream and yell a. loud Is you
like. no ear viii ever reach you.
You are in my power. Do you
hear Totally within my power.
Where am l." she gasped. In q
store that never advertises." was
the cruel response. Alas, Alas"
she moaned No power on earth
can save. no one will look for me
here" and the poor girl tainted.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18

has tended TO bring the performances
of these two plays to state Of per-
fection rarely attained in stage
production They are always pre-
sented with handsome scenery and
stage effects The play will be pre-
sented at the La Junta Theatre,
Wednesday. March 22d.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
OFFICIAL PAPtR q sIERe COUNTY
SATURDAY. MARCH Is. 1905.

- A JUNTA Is . city Of S.s0 pop
~ J: I 6; 81: ! ! ]
AAAAk mil-s southeast ef D~us-r. ~
- miles east Of Ps~blos and 81
Dile- rarth anr east OF Irlnidad- i he santa
Fe Railroad Con p~ny i so~ exy--sziinx thsn
u perm sa@nt Constructive WORK crn-as,fnx Of
ssrhin- shof-. ssor-aoc~-, stiitlc1 - rosrsd-
hoase. foa1drY aad extensive g 4rshoqs- he slti-
tsaEf@ l. 1 Sss feet and the climate t=ken th~
year ro1ad. j. Gssarps--~d- ilAost eonstsnf
szsashiE. ehArscterir-s TIE winters aud q = hasiy
c.sszdy day u rarity La @1nta has al N.
atetrot-ositzn c.aaseaiefac-- ns--ted by clig OF
q a g-opalatlo2. tnclGdin< mzay miles os
brt-k side~sIxs, a perfect systsz % sanitary
-~eeras-, an electric Light plant which sup
plies an All-iAy snd sll-ni<tf service water
sorks oxu-d by the cifyy a plant for the manu-
farture Of artificial zee thr-~ rural fr-r delivery
reat... 1r. department., t@lsEeoo- system ~lth
so snb-crib-rs- free e1rhkns- 9Th ha-cAy
Ford sod lo1x distance co1sectioGs ~tth any
part 81 the state. school system en1-liet hy
80 city N the state. ezp4osin< twenty seven
tuachers IN - ru-oss ten csorch--, rfts-n --cret
ant frsternsl orgi-r<, too baaks. ss1tss capital
and s-lD0s deposits; thr-- a-~srayers. os-r.
sog-e Of 20 -estiax capacity. hrtck plAEt q
E1.0s daily .p.cIfy. Han1tSrtarin< t~~t gual-
ity u vitrir-si hrtek rour mill of % hzrr-fs
faly capacity CtopiAn C~@eat Biacs fisnt.
-aspioyiax t~-nry-sse asE. ca1D4as f.ctors
-eosssd largest n the state In TACT La J1Et-
= ene of the b-st tosDs os It's sire IN the stste
o. Colorado,
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
csrd 81 vhSaks-

In behalf Of the La Junta Mennon-
ite congregation We desire TO ex-
press our sincere thanks TO all who
50 generously contributed toward
donating 10 Us our present church
building
We cordially invite all who are
interested TO attend our services
GEORGE Ross.
J. NJ. NUNENAKER-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
s.ssss q e.s.ss v..sass's $50

wHInIAs. bANIEL y. nRUNK AND
" LorsetA j. Brunk- vAo.s sdAses~e are
iSeis j. ss. ssrr.E ds.d q rasl d.s.1 Sssssksr z
- + ~ ), n !. - - :. - '.s;s: e s T.
scns.d s.eI esssse, .s.assd IN ossso cosasy.
ne soaih.e.s aaArsr Sswsl o< ssesiea
eixhf est. tosnship rusaay -four "a south in
.ss Iss, .sss % S.s
z.~cs survey. which eooveyance vas % made N
trust 70 seeus. he p.y1en' q oos 15rt.i5 l,
B.sas s az dsss;.. . = sssat s.s.ihs g s;ss ,ss
cd sss allaa Il & ss..ss % 81 aass.1d se..ss a. s
p.s.bi~ after the date sher'cf With interest
:A:s.sa :. .ss e. s..s .s., 2. sisA' 80 '-' 'ss' p-f
Of trust that in ease of d-f.uii in the p@ynenf
same bscones due .sd p.yssie. then tA< pria-
eiI-sl sum Is e.idenced 81 all note. may be de-
DE as aas Il. Iese .sa us s, % .sa ri .sS
alsP:s q s.id gr.Hi-s. and al .h~ ,;ysi sn ,,,ie
and Loretta J. Bruek. their heirs and assigns
al public sactioa- at the north frons door of the
ooanty court hoas~ a. L. Juata- N ths eccnty
ct and srss price The same .ili bring IN
cash, four weeks publie notic- hssinx hsen
az 5, s s o. s.sraeas we @ ' N es sone q ns~s ss1
psp-r 81 general circai.tiee at the tins pub.
llsAs-r in saia Ofero county. and 10 make and
10 give To the pnrrhz-er or parcha-ers- al
chz-<s Of and for the premises ss.id- for the
pzrro-s Of rsayins the principal and Interest
due said note and all uorie- sdsancs-f for
taxes Insurance and a->~s-meBts. with Interest
theresa. after fret paying all fe-s- charges and
costs Of making surh sale and sdsertistnx -aid
pr~misr--
wh~r-s.. default has b-sa made in the pay
rn-ut Of the taxes for the year issa and subse-
ga-nt. and said default still EXISTS and
Whereas. Hubbard csvasr. th- legal holder
OF aid note. ka. d~rfArs-i a yiolaflon of the
cos-nsnt- of said nsse and des-i Of trust. .nd
that said Indebtedness j. now due gpd payable
and has ei-ctsd to adverti-e the aid proy<rty
too and demand Tor sale With the usder-
-iz-n-sf a such public trustee
Non, therefore. IN considerations OF said nf-
tice and request and In npiianc~ herewith
snd unter and by virtoe Of the t-oxer and .u.
thority conyeyed 10 and vested in me by said
in and for Or-ro oounfy. state of Colorado DO
hereby give four weeks public notice that VIII
on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Il. A d. ius,
st 10 o'ciock in the forenoon. at the north
troat door Of the county court housr. a. Ia
Junta. in the county Of otsro. state OF Colo
rslo. -~ii all the above described premises
at public suction for the highest and best price
the ne VII bring in cash, or ~ much there-
OF vii b. n-c~-<a-y. for til. purrrs-~ OF pay
iax said indehs-iness and the expenses OF es-
Dsr-d at La Junta Colorado February ..
isos
c. A. BEERBOHN,
Public rrustee Tor Ot-ro County. Colorado.
Firs. publication. March n. fHG.
Last pablication- April :. isn-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
Aee,,es,is. - lssss Sssss lssss-

pK~vEk, 1oIJo-, March II, lAE-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GRACE
~ N knlz1d- ~tos- S-nst1tacs sddr=>s t-
La yunta Ca.erado. 90 March Ia l<6. zad-
applicatioa No. Hfsl the SSzs~ hoard q.
L.nd Conmlssloaers 70 isA-s the foiiostn-
easerlk--t -cho-ol Lands. situate in Or@ro
oounfy. Coloras.l. t0-~lt.
se-t
NJ other 4prlieAIspa 10 lsa-s the 4hose do
crits-d premises cny-ctiols against the shsos-
svplicstioz xill BE- ooasisers-i aft-r April
NJ Isa NARk a. WOODBURY..
Register >ezte Board Land Coant-.io-~r<-
First pghlic.tso1- March IL 1An-
Last pshllcAttse. April s. is6-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
Jsssss nsrpsy is "Shsss Roe


In years hence. when the history
of the American stage Is written.
Mr.. Murphy viii have one Of the
most substantial positions in IT, No
actor has been - long before the
public with such unlimited success.
This success has been principally
gained in two plays. Shaun Rhue''
and Kerry Cow" the famous
Irish dramas
Of the actors performance Of
Shaun Rhue." il may be said that
the work consists Of life-like. oriei-
nal and picturesque presentations Of
q muscular. cleAr-headed. witty and
brave young Irish lad. Larry Don
ovan." and Of . burly .open-hearted,
fun-loving North-of-lreland man Of
middle age. known - Shaun
Rhue" tRed John). The types ars
strong sketches Of Irish character
arting. The pretty Iriah plsJ about
these characters = fun q muic,
pure. eieanly sentiment and a
abundance a jeJlity. fun sd ea.
citing itusfjeD-
Il , the nasive aEt 0A sincerity
q 11r. 1luryaU ~ prsapn hin
1vuFiaAly - W1vuna hinss6 viaA
csapseGne ensefunsa vAieA psSv
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
Notice Sos 1ubi,estioa.
USTrrD >rkras LSxD o

U<TrsD STATS LNxp OvYgcx AZ I
Pu1ALo. CoIo-, Nsrrh II. IAE.
NOTICE I. HEREBY 6INE> THAT THk
~ fe.liosinx and --isl-r has 1ss-f aotic~ 81
~. izt~ztiau 70 Hmk~ .Exl prs-s IN sspg-srz of
A. e1z1rn. and thaf -aid proof oil er made t--
TOW tA- elers Of tAe ds-srlet el-a-, sf La Aal-
zss. Colors3o, &C April ~ iss, Wa k1s-oe
>tno1- X T. iosG. Asr th~ -,afh s-ss aasrt~r
--ctioa II. township = -o-sA. ranx~ = west
tie 2azsa> th- follostES vssD->~~~ to pros-
Ais eucltinDu.a- r-s13~nc~ uf-so AMI c1itfvatson
of -Aic lAs1, VA Lane >noa- Co.nno Y
NcAlu1.y Jszes ". kirsp1uek. Jokn D
Nariwu~A. ali ss L~< AniHs-l C.,4osA<to-
:. A ABBEY. Register.
Fdr~s yatlie.fto1- A.rch Il isc
L-ssz .lltllcathC.1. Assrsl II. fsnL
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
ae.;es ~ pvs,sessiee.
rSrTED >rkrE. Ls~D OEyIcE-
HrNAn l.I.a E-t.ra.rn IL llsG

FrEELo. CcLs.. February n. isfs.
NOTICE /, HEREBY 6fyE> THAI THE
~ fa1lSxtns-1sn--1 --ttl~s has nled nofic- Of
is int-nfsnn - usk- tEsi prof. "a -1pF-nrt OF
ht- ciaz- sn1 tn.i -sid p-x-f ~tll n Has.s. t.r-
fur~ th- cirrs os tAe district cslrt al u Junts.
Ccia- o. hs-ca "a fsf@ sizs Is&se v Ath~y
II Y i1-H for fh- lots I. and esst half
ao--k---s quarter. s--cttou i.. to~u-hp -
-r-1-h- r.n-rr - ~-ss-
Hs ns1.s tA~ follo~inx ~itne---s - prov-
as crsrfznDous rrstteasc~ uyssl ard cast rstio<
q said txDt. riE Jsz-- ~ Moor, Robert
>.~rl ~. Jot1 n R~nulck. and Niiiien r.
fsih-a1- all - Ia Jrsts. Cs,o.
= A. ABBEY. R-<is.@r-7
Yirss E1hlic.tioa- February Il isr.
Last - sghasesris.c- Nsrrk - ish-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
ues,es sos 0sss.essisa.
rsisNs srsfE lap Orc. "a. Al

lNrKo >rssn LAID OTsncu AT
prrHLo, Cozo.- Hsrce n, fSE.
NOTICE. i HEREBY GfgE> THAT IHk
~ fnliostn< nsn~1 -~txl>r has sl~ss ao<ar. Of
a.. iut-zIis-n n.ax- tnxi p-r-sf IN support Of
kis elAi.- snd that AID pro-ss .in b. raxse -.
s.rs tie cl~rk ~ the tistricf cuCrt Al Las Ani-
1H.. Csssrs3a. % Ayrl -. isE via; Abr J.
Cr.-. n z i2-So2. fo~ tks v--s kAE -rafhsA-t
ixus rssrr xr>d sA~x half -suxk sasrr@r. SC
fsz.. IA tSsrzskfp ~ --pofk- rsnsrr = ve~z-
he 1szs-. the foiio-inx ~ifz-~-es 20 pros~
Ai- ouari.aez- rrssa-pcx ug-rn and cslriratsee
q AID la.d vas ycAa X Ssllitxa. ,os,t "
Pea Ja-sas p. Morris. Ssn-s e Eiassrc. all ~
Las Aziz2s. Cols-sdo
> A. ABBEY R>-sisier
Flrst tatii-stio<- Narrh Il, fsE
Ls-t ss1h.lic. toe APRIL II fista-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
Ae,.....,.. :. ..s.. sa.a. l..s.-

DxxvEK COLORADO. mareh n. M
NOTICE Is HEkEDI GIyEN rHAr 6RACI
y n Roland, vAo.s PsssoA. sdSrs- i L.
Jsnt4- Colorsdo. - March - fnA 1sd1
applicarioo No. Ineo 70 the state hnArd u Lad
eos nis.io1sss 10 Iease the fok11wing ds.rsihsd
school lAnat>, situate in o.~ro eouzry. Colorado
to-xst=
All Of se-tioe ID. township 5 sossh- raass =
west
No other application 20 ieAss the ahDss de-
scriked rrenl-e- or ohJectiocs Against tn
ahose spplicztioa viii be eonsidered afs<i
April II. fahL
REGISTER state Boa Land Coani.slncers
First rchiscafssa- March L. fxk-
Las; publication April ). fSH-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-18
Asp,iessies - lssss sssss lsaao

DExykn. Colo. March u. fHM
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THA1 JOHN
~ r Bell. ~ha-e r-ss;otic- .idrv-s Is L
JuatA Colorado "a March IL fAE. nod
applicxrion No iafs 10 the state hoard Of IAnsi
eosu sni-siasssrs 70 lease tho following esserksi
-cha-sl lands sit1At. II Orero eoonfy. Coo
ra1o. To VII:
West hAH Of section n. township - sozth-
ranSe g vest
No other application 10 le.~ the above dc
-<rih--d pr.ml-ss obsectsoas Against th~
sbose application ~iI be cncstd~r~d sftss
April isth- isn-
Register state Board Lani Con mi in0<fsL
First pa blicAtioa. March l. fAfs.
Last Isablsc4fso<- April 4 tsGL
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
RIVER MAY LOSE FIVE MILES.
New Junction Of Missouri and James
FORMING in South Dakota.

Yankton. 8. D.. July li.--High water
In the James river In causing much
damage I'm the GAINESVILLE district.
Many fields are covered and the crop
will. In most cases. be a total loss.
Carp and buffalo Ash from the river are
swarming out over the bottoms and I'm
some wheat fields have been SO thick
that they have broken down the grain
and ruined all prospect of crop. Hans
Gudmundson took fifteen buffalo with
"A spear last evening. some of them be-
Ing thirty inches In length.
The Missouri river II falling and VIII
soon be within It's banks. Several years
ago I'm high water the Missouri threat.
ened 10 cut through into the bed of the
James river at a point where a long
curve i'm the James. known an the Big
bend. reaches nearly To the bank OF the
Missouri. The high water this year
threatens TO complete the work OF that
OF former years and II so complications
may result.
There remain but very few yards of
earth and the Missouri In cutting II
away. Should the junction occur II will
form new mouth for the James river
and cut of nearly i've miles OF its
length.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
MORE RAIN AT HURON.
South Dakota Farmers May Have to
Think Of DRAINAGE Problem.

Huron. s. D., July i0.-Another down.
pour OF rain over this section OF the
state last night. An inch and n half OF
rain fell I'm thirty minutes, accompanied
by terrific lightning and some hail.
but from these no damage In reported
Iowa street. from First TO Ninth street,
In again flooded, the water being from
one TO three feet deep for more than
eight blocks; cellars and Easements are
again flooded and merchants and 9TH
ers suffer additional loss. Many OF the
country roads are almost impossible.
and numerous bridges are washed
away. The Chicago and Northwestern
and the Great Northern railways both
experience difficulty In operating trains.
many OF which are from one to three
hours late because OF soft roadbeds and
washouts. Extra gangs OF men are en-
ployed by both railway companies
strengthening bridges. repairing road
beds, etc Fields are soaking wet. but
up 10 this time no damage TO wheat or
other small grain II reported except on
very low land, and where fields are
overiiowed with water. The total rain
kall since the first OF June exceeds Il
inches. The Jim river II a torrent. be-
ing about eight feet above the average
depth. Lakes. creeks and ravines are
full or water. and low places. dry. for
years. now contain from four to eight
feet OF water. A similar condition has
not existed here since the flood follow
ing the big winter" OF lSsi-S2. and
again I'm 1896
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
MISSOURI AND NORTHWESTERN
Work Progressing Rapidly on the New
Line Between Rapid and Mystic.

Rapid City. =. D., July lin spite OF
the recent heavy rains the grading IL
progressing rapidly on the new road
between Rapid City and Mystic. From
the temporary connection with the Bur-
Inston which In about mile and a
half west OF Mystic. To Silver City, In
about six miles. On this section OF the
work the grading will be finished In
about six weeks and IL will then be In
shape for the laying OF the rails.
There are two pile drivers At work
IN the line. driving piles for the bridges.
and the bridges are being capped just
az soon as the piles are driven. As
the recent heavy rains have swept
away all the bridges between Mystic
and silver City. there may be some
little delay In finishing the line into
silver City.
NJ. Day. the bridge contractor on the
new extension, stated that the tele-
phone line has been completed the full
ength of the road and owing To the
fact that the large rock cut on the road
aas been completed. the construction
company now near Silver city will be
moved down near the Big Bend. and
he grading WIN be carried on from
here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
TO BUY
MUNICIPAL PLANT
One Way Out Of the Water
works Tangle at Sioux
Falls.
INDEPENDENT CONCERN
This Organization Proposes to Buy
Plant Now Held by injunction and
Operate u; Later Turn u
Over 10 the City.

Sioux Falls. =. d.. July ii.-At n
meeting OF the city council to be held
Tuesday evening OF this week "a num-
her OF Sioux Falls men will make n
proposition To the council which II In
believed will undue the legal tangle
In which the city finds itself over the
attempt To secure a municipal water
plant. The city has a 100000 plant
practically completed. but IL In pre-
vented from using the Same owing 60
an Injunction issued from the United
States district court. This injunction
holds pending the appeal on the part
% the old water company from de-
.ision rendered In favor OF the munici-
pal plant by the United States court OF
appeals. When Judge Garland OF the
United States district court granted the
injunction he stated In SO many words
hat while the city had no right 10 20
ahead and complete the plant IL did
have "A right TO sell the plant TO the. old
water company. IL In based upon this
statement by Judge Garland that the
new steps will be taken.
Ex- United States Senator n. r. Pet
iigrew. &. A. Jewett. John W. Tuthill.
Mayor Burnside. and other leading
.ltizens have organized the Peoples
Water company uncorporated). This
company at the meeting OF the city
.ouncil Tuesday evening will make an
,fer To either purchase or lease the
municipal water plant. They will In
tert a clause I'm their contract with the
lily. that just as soon as the Peoples
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
UNUSUAL HIGH WATER.
Not for Many Years Has River Been
So Full

80 Full.
vermIllion, =. D., July lo-The Oldest
inha bitnnts of Clay county never ex-
perienced such high water during July
us In now prevalent I'm both the Mis-
souri, and verInillion rivers. IL has been
no uncommon thing to witness over
flows In the spring ns result OF ice
gorges. but never before have such vol
umes OF water swooped down across
the low lands so late I'm the summer. A
week ago when the report came that
Valley Springs was the scene OF a
cloudburst. u was not believed q would
have much effect on the VermIlliop
river at this point. hut the cloudburst,
together with the great amount OF wa.
ter that has since fallen. has swollen
the little river until now II Coverv
miles II all directions.
Heretofore IN any loss came from
high water the Big Muddy was always
conspicuous I'm the overflow. This
year the government stream thus far
has done little damage, although the
banks could hold bat little more wa
ter. The big loss To the farmers along
the Vermillion valley has been cnused
by the Nermillion river. The bottom
lands along It's course from CentervlIle
down have been submerged. and many
fields OF small grain and corn are
ruined. The hay crop II also damaged
Last night the waters In both the
Missouri and Vermillion rivers began
10 20 down slowly, and this morning
both streams are lower by several
inches. IL is believed that the worst
IN over. and that from this time on
the rivers viii fell rapidly.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
UNIQUE CELEBRATION.
Al Evarts Indians Helped 20 Pull
Eaale's Feathers.

Aberdeen. s. D.. July IA unique
Fourth of July celebration occurred
near Evarts I'm walworth county I'm
which Indians and whites participated.
The Indians were on the ground early.
their tepees. fully 500 I'm number. being
pitched I'm a large circle three miles In
circumference. An event OF the cele-
bration was the big parade. I'm which
200 horsemen participated. followed by
over 400 rigs OF different styles and
descriptions. from dilapitated rig
drawn by "A COW and "a mule To an auto
mobile with a land man as chaufter.
One OF the Incidents OF the day was a
baseball game between the Indians and
whites. In which the whites won after
n close contest. the score being to 3
In their favor. Horse racing was also
n feature OF the day. In all the sports
connected with the celebration the red
skins entered with the same enthu-
siasm as the whites. and the day was
made "a memorable one To the $50 per-
sons, white and red. participating.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
BOYS WERE m RAIN.



WATERFOWL, 4. D.. July 1.-THE boyi
I'm khaki nj Camp Roosevelt have spen,
days trying To keep the water frou
flowing under tents and flooding equip
agc.
All soldiers are dressed On khaki this
year. and all officers are wearing the
regular olive drab.
Captain Lehman OF Fort Meade ano
Captain Guyer OF Brookings college
both regular army officers. are In camI
for duty as instruction officers. Every
forenoon they conduct an officers
school.
Large targets have been erected ai
the northwest corner OF the grounds
and the companies are having target
practice every day. Captain Mark w.
Sheafe. inspector of small arms prac-
tice. has supervision OF the target
work.
Governors day is sc, for tomorrow.
Governor Elrod IN In the east. but "a
expected TO be I'm camp In day or two
Senator kittredge has also expressed
his intention OF being present. Franz
Crane. chairman OF the republican state
central committee. Will be a guest NJ
camp.
Adjutant General Englesby II keep
Ing Troop ID OF Sisseton In practice by
making an overland march TO camp.
IL Will arrive today.
A familiar figure about the camp n
that OF General Conklin. former adju.
tant general, who In still greatly Inter
ested In the guard.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
STRIKERS RENEW PICKETS
Chicago Strikers TO Resume Their Old
Tactics.

Chicago. July S.-Alarmed over the
large number OF desertions from their
ranks and the increasing demoraliZa-
ton among their members, the depart
ment store drivers decided to resume
picketing today at all OF the depart
ment stores involved In the strike. The
plan was brought To- the attention of
the Transfers joint council last night
and received the formal ratification OF
that body.
Some mystery IL supposed to sur
round the exact purpose OF the picket
ing revival. Union leaders were not
disposed 10 discuss the plan at length
Those who did talk professed TO know
that IL was with n view to obtaining
information ak TO the condition OF bus
mess. Some said the pickets were TO
be posted To discover how many strik-
ers were returning TO work. None
would admit that picketing would be
resumed with other than n peaceful
intent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-13
FAMILIES ALL NIGHT
UP IN TREE Tors
Thrilling Experiences OF Resi-
dents OF Fl. Pierre During
Recent Flood.
THE DAMAGE is 100000
Fifteen Residences Were Washed Away
~ Wall OF Water Which Came
Rolling Down from Water
Shed Of South Dakota.

Pierre. July io.--The food here
has subsidized: fifteen residences are to-
tally lost with all goods. Many others
on the south side are wrecked. Arthur
Austin. n ranchnan. was drowned at
Midland. Charley Harshy. aged 10
years. was drowned ten miles up the
bad river. The Douglass and Wheeler
families were rescued from trees after
forty-eight hours. The Bad river steel
bridge II done. Ranchers' dams and
bridges over n wide area are washed
out. The loss to the city Is $4,000 TO
100000. IL viii build concrete wall
To prevent n recurrence OF the flood. A
ferry boat went down the Missouri
river after houses that had lodged on
sandbars and goods wre recovered.