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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
SUGAR CITY LEADS BEETTONNAGE
Stands the Head of ANY Point Utah Idaho the Which
$4,000 T-Bget Records Made the Famous Een Bench. Where
Thnty-T Two Ton t the Acre Were Scored

happy ana tented. They are Just
beginning 20 realize what a great thing
the beet Industry is for them, And the
future looms bright. indeed, for the till
ers OF the soil.
Notwithstanding the immense number
OF men In Sugar City, the town Is al
most entirely free OF that undesirable
class, loafers. which Is so common In
older and larger places. There Is very
little inducement for Them to remain
In town except when employed, as lv-
ing Is high and loafing places unknown
There are no saloons in the town to
induce the human parasites TO gather
here. In fact 1t Is a town of absolute
business. BY this one would not be
underst pod as meaning that the people
do not take advantage of any good
legitimate pastime or pleasure, for
such are well patronized. Good the
atrlcal companies are becoming aware
OF this fact, and some good plays are
being put on in the opera house.
II Is becoming foregone conclusion
that there are new buildings to report.
Messrs. ]. j. Smith and Daniel KIM
ball and several others have residences
being rushed towards completion.
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Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
~ OCATELLo, Ida. Nov. l7.-A meet
- ing of representative business and
professional men, for the purpose
Of organizing the much-needed
commercial club was held last night az
the city council chambers. with tenn
porary Chairman J, NJ. Ingersoll pres
iding. at which the following report OF
the committee appointed TO solicit men,
bers, was read:
I'VE. the undersigned. hereby sub.
scribe our names for the purpose OF
becoming charter members OF the Com.
mercial club Of Pocatello, and agree 10
pay the membership fee of $40, and 10
sign the constitution and bylaws OF
the organization.
The following names were subscribed;
Lyman Fargo, ID. W. Church. Frank
Ban, w. II, Clease, G.. f.. Gasser I
Rosenberg, Arthur Conn. Joseph Scow.
croft George w. Derr, Thos F. Ferrell
G. W. Gray Norman Belcher, George
North II. w. Lockhart, n. VI. Eldredse
T. B. Smith. c. c, Chison, Earle G
White, Oscar Somenkalb, j. NJ. Inger-
soil, DR.. II. A. Castle. Harry Peterson
]. c. Weeter. w. j. West, f. s. Diet
rch. T. II. Davis, J. H. Brady, II. A.
Jacobs. c, b. Johnson, John Hood and
Hopson p. Hull.
The committee was given until next
Monday night, Nov. 20, to perfect fur
Their arrangements and secure moro
signatures.
Mr.. A. f. Wing Of the Boise CAPITAL
News was present, and offered the club
gratis. two pages in magazine edition
OF his paper, to devote to Pocatello, for
which offer he received vote OF
thanks. The temporary chairman was
continued in office and Mr.. Thomas II.
Davis was made secretary. The next
meeting will be held Monday evening.
Nov. 20 and judging from the interest
shown by all the gentlemen present
last evening, the Commercial club this
time is sure go.
BUILDINGS GOING UP.
The activity in building continues as
brskly as 1t has throughout the sum-
mer Residences are being erected in
various parts OF the city. The splendid
new $4,000 residence Of Attorney Frank
II. Holzheimer on North Arthur avenue
is Just being plastered Mr. Whittle-
sey's new two-story brick on South
Seventh is UP TO the square, excavating
has commenced for new residence for
Engineer George W. Oliver, on the COZ.
ner of Arthur avenue, three blocks
south of the Bannock hotel, this also
will be OF brick and stone, and will
cost when completed, in the neighbor-
hood OF 50, 800. Mr. II. r. Brown Is the
architect of the latter building, and
has also the new building Of the Idaho
Packing company on East Center In
charge. The latter building was TO
cost originally $4,000, and was to be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

tul story of Suttles alleged crimes, for
IT is also charged that he is guilty 0f
immoral conduct with l7-year-old Ruth
Hudson, a young girl who has been
living with the family.
Information reached the chief o.
police few days ago TO the effect that
the Hudson girl was Tin trouble" ana
he went 10 work on the case. Develop
ments pointed TO Suite, as the man
responsible for the girls distress, and
further investigations revealed the aw-
full fact that the iend had in.aded HE
own family.
After Chief Phillips mad secured sur
ficient Information on which to act. he
called into consultation County AT
torney Koelsch and they visited to-
gether the Suite home, and interviewed
the girl, Edna May AT first the girl
vigorously denied the accusation. but
under severe questioning, she finally
broke down and confessed fully 20 her
fathers awful deed.
The girl then proceeded 10 tell the
story OF the unfortunate Hudson girl
The Suite family, consisting of three
girls, two boys, with their parents AMI
the girl Ruth Hudson, moved TO Idaho
about one year and half ago. settling
first at Blue Lakes and six months
idltI IEONlUE 10 BOISE, II was at BlOa
Lakes that Ruth Hudson met her down.
fall.
County Attorney Koelsch this morn
Ing swore out warrant for the arrest
of Suttle and Sheriff Moseley proceeded
to the foundry, where the accused
was employed, and took him In custody
He was deposited safely in the county
Jail pending the preliminary examine
ton Edna May was also taken i1
charge to be held as a witness.
When the arrest was made, Suite
did not seem at all surprised, but sub
mltted calmly. on being questioned
on the accusation against him, he de-
MED ever having had undue relation
with his daughter or the Hudson girl
However. he refuses TO make any fur
Their statement I'm regard to the mat
ter
The mother. Mrs, Suttle, IL a bright.
well appearing woman, as Is also her
daughter Edna. When interviewed on
the matter Mrs. Suite manifested no
marked degree OF surprise that her
husband was accused OF undue rela-
tlons with the Hudson girl, but she
declared emphatically that her daugh.
ter's honor had not been violated by
her husband.
The preliminary hearing Will be held
here tomorrow before Judge Savidge.
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TWO stories. but It has no,y h.,
co 10 put on an additional ,tor,n decd'
WIN nring the cost up 10 az oocS MWnlcA
completed, this will be ono ny " naen
business blocks In the CITY ma meg.
CT WIN the new jail, ana agoin 5se'h'
warehouse 10 be erected bv sou $50 new
sons or Ogden, upon the 'eEoit
Gently purchased by them on tbeS re'
sue announcement OF which an,.S V@s;
IN previous issue OF the "Neripsp ,GSiIed
give TO that portion Of tho -, VIII
appearance OF permanency and rss,, sh
tanlll'y that will 30 far towarS ~ ~
eourasing additional improvement '"'
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
The fact is pocatello mas AT lac, -.
on her wording clothes. Nav sl5" sot
are being laid in different ne r"a'As
the towp. The old board walk a., y
street. IN front Of the Peonle,t IAN
mas been torn up, and a aew rag,,is,I's'
cement one is being made IN Nh Nm
tnereor, Near the depot tho tr'ays
placing new crossing Of lava I
extending over First street G !o.A.
claims are made for this rock ana sa.
TINS experimental walk proves s,tist."
tory the city win proceed AZ on :.
construct crossings ut the lnterss,,,o"'
OF all streets In the commercial Gs
trlct. us
SOCIAL EVENTS.
In social way this certaink. no,
peen banner week. The ladies ~ tSS
catholic church Wednesday eve,tn r
closed very successful bazaar u,htas
mad been running for three consecu,i,.l
nights. The ladies have established
reputation for doing things" abo,,t
rlght, and the supper served each nigSt
or the bazaar will only add nev I,s
ter to their glory. 'us'
Wednesday evening at the T. n
Ohurch the conjoint officers of The po'
catello stake and ward Y I, NJ
gave one OF the best concerts ~ ,hs
year. The best local talent aysuabis
mad been secured for the occasion ana
the event ranks as one OF the post
thorough successes OF the season
Space will not admit Of an account in
cetail of the splendid singing OF Mrs
Cleare. Mrs. Weeter, Mr.. Leo Edglev
and others WHO so kindly contributed
Of their talents to the success of tbe
occasion, but special mention should be
made OF the playing % Mrs Brookes
Mrs. Stcely and the Misses Berry and
Davidson, the splendid reading of Miss
Loughron and the duet 90 Madeline 8"
by Mesdames Pond and Haddock.
Another pleasant event of the vesl,
was the surprise given by the pregJ.
dency and members Of the Pocatello
stake Sunday school board Monday
evening to John A. Priest. who because
of his duties IN the High Council a
well as other positions of trust has
been honorahly released from the stake
board. About % couples were present
and very pleasant evening was spent
in social intercourse. during which
many expressions of love and the hlgh
esteem in which the gentleman Is held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

Health Is absolutely impossible II con-
OF liver and kidney complaint have sprung
from neglected constipation Such de.
plorable condition Is Unnecessary Their
Is n cure for II. Herbine will speedi
remedy matters. c. A. Lirdtay p NJ
Bronson. Fla. writes, Feb. To- 1902: Hay
ing tried Herbine | find Il a fine medicine
for constipation" SOC bottle. Sold by Y.
C. NJ l. Drug Dept b
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Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
~ OISE, Ida, Nov. l6.--Cpon a recent
G inspection by Health officer Shelf
worth of the old deserted pes,
house, situated out behind the bar
racks, il was discovered that practical
~ every portable article IN the house
had been stolen, including blankets,
quilts, hedsteads. chairs, dishes and
numerous articles Of wearing apparel,
all Of which were infected with small
pox, having been in use by persons af-
fcited with that mslady.
SALOONKEEPER APPEALS,
Frank Galloway, who was convicted in
the Justices court for violation Of the
Sunday and midnight closing ordinance.
filed yesterday with the clerk of the su.
preme court.a transcript of appeal The
matter is now before the supreme court
to decide upon the consttatlonality Of
the ordinance
For violation Of this ordinance, Ed
Hart. proprietor Of the Owl saloon, was
arrested and fined yesterday 800 AMI
costs. Hart will appeal the case, hav-
ing given notice to that effect.
Fred Law aud Annie Turpin, resi-
dents Of the neighborhood Of Star, were
brought IN yesterday by Justice Chap
man on a charge of adultery. Pending
their hearing before Justice Savage
the couple will lie within the walls Of
the county jail.
CHINESE DOCTORS FEE.
As the result of typhoid fever. Yoke
Kim. the 2l-year-old native born son
Of one of the most prominent China
men In the state died at Idaho City
Sunday. The father, refusing the at
tentlon OF an American doctor, sent 20
San Francisco for one of the mos.
famous physicians of his own race 10
be found anywhere on the coast. But
he arrived too late The boy died short
ly after the doctor reached him. IL
Is said that the doctors fee will
amount to $1,000.
Work on the new capitol building Is
progressing steadily Thirty men are
employed on the foundation work
Idaho demands a representation in
every field, even that of insurance A
company to be known as the State Mu-
tual Cooperative Insurance company
has been recently set on foot in Moscow
by northern Idaho men.
REVOLVING CASE.
over the head of Ed Sutte hangs a
crime most depraving and fiendish in
It's nature. He is charged with catnal
knowledge Of his own 17-year-ol1
daughter Edna May. the latter having
confessed all 20 Chief OF Police Phillips
and County Attorney Koelsch this
morning Yet this Is but half the aw-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

cold, but the days seem more like sum-
mer than autumn.
The farmers almost all have their
crops harvested and an excellent har-
vest It has been; hay, grain, beets and
potatoes have all been a thorough sue
cess, and as a result the farmers feel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
CLUB
FOR POCATELLO

Representative Business and Professional Men Of II. a. r
Initial Steps to Establish Commercial Club-OII AXE
Sidewalks Make Way for Cement patbs-A NJ. D0'Fd
Handsome Residences and Business Blocks Are Como IT, OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

SENSATIONS FOR
IDAHO CAPITAL.

Smallpox Hospital Raidcd and Infected Bedding Stolen-Awful
Story of Revolving Depravity the Part of Father of
Famy-Supreme Court Pass the Consttutionality Of
the Sunday and Midnight Closing Ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18
National Bank Of The Republic,

Z, ;. DEPOHITORY
FRANK KNOX .....,.,........... President
JAMES A. NJ RRAY 1880. Vice President
W. +. ADAMS. ...... Catbicr
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Si25 200.
a thoroushly modern savings depart.
ment conducted in connection with this
bank Safe deposit boxes for rent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
THE
BADGFTT-SANDERS
MERCANTILE co.
Vinita's
Big
Departn't
Store
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Big
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
Staple Dry Goods at Bar
gain Prices

2s.in Outing Flannel worth l.2e Vi.
n per yard ...-.-. 5cgs
2s-in Heavy II. Mulsn, worth i-4c a
per 4atHs-=-s. -s.ss- .-s-se- s-ese sacts
a good Bleaehed Mnslin al per yard Sets
Staple Checked Ginghams worth lie
Al per yard Gets
Good Blue and Brown Callcoes at per
yard ...-.-s..-3 i.2ais
Good l0-t blankets worth a5gis fct pair
a. per pair tst.s
An extra Big Bargain IN Percales wotth
lUe yard At per yard 8 l-lcts
Note Ne lad % hu8 la1 faf1s of tits pafnala
aefafu tie Fafv n tie prizes 90 eottan Enes tefufa
eouia gel zdvaniaRe - TIC extraordinary iaa
=. iae aI shiah 80 tuaElI iI At tIa prizes
ehieh aFe selling Il 6 i.leis pef yard Ne asi.
titef could net hay il Ii tile market 81 tie pre-
eut price
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
Our Showing of Wool
Dress Goods

Il IS not only the largest ia the Cherokee
Nation, but we eaa assure YOU i i the
most reasonably priced This depati-
menl is undoubtedly the strongest see-
ton 81 our store and IS always fall 81
Fashion, --latest and most Beautiful
Novelties. Al Wool 5a.ieh Chiffon
Broad Cloih. worth 81 81 yd Il 81 81.
Al Wool 52-iuch Sackine, worth a0e
sd ai 35e per yard a7-lucH Tneoi
FLANNEL worth 35cls III AZ 9s rs per
yard 35-lneh guaranteed Blses Taft
felta Silk. Special price for a limited
time only per yard 81 0U
1s.ineh Fleeced Eimoua Cloth a big line
ol patterns q per yard f0cts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
Boys Hercules" Shower
Proof Suits $500

Only the strongest doubled and Twist
Chiviots are used IN Hercules Suits.
The eolon are guaranteed absolutely
Hercules Suits arr shower-prOos, per
spiration proof and thoroughly higenic
and sanitary The coat sleeves are
doubled lined. The pants ara lined
with Irish linen, guaranteed not 10 rip.
The Cheapest SUIT On earth a s. 90
Other tKANTWEAROuTn Brand Boys'
Suits from--.-----.-s--t 90 20 s.. 90
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
Mems Ties
soc Four-in-hands. 7sc

A large lot OF them bought IN New York.
the nohby widths IN al the latest silks.
just enough Of them O. % round ~ Is,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

We have Outing
We
10 numbered m.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
Qn bic Geier i!

Sa bas 3eitunssjabr iid az
Ieinem @libe neigt, tpGre eS uns
Iebr an9eucbm tuenr unIere &bon=
nenten, tpelde 2 unb 3 Sabre i'm
&ifitanoe finO unb iolfe, wel9e
10 Sabre I9ulben, bas NbUnne.
ments9elO beSablen nirben.
YIN Sieienigen, fpel6e in an
oeren Sonns wOhnen tueroen mir
Ge6nungen a~usienoen.
Sa mir Oieies Sabr cine quite
Ernie 5n uer5ei6nen babeu, 10
boffen mir, 0aB uuiete BrtIe Se=
riidf9ti9ung finoen wir6.
Gdtun9spOl
Ses &erams8cber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
SetO Sbr nerIObt ?

8erIpbte 2eute iolIten ~beoenten.
ooB moh Der Sod13eit monher Streti
oermeioet ncroeh fonn, nenn lie
iSre 0eroauuna in gutter Sronuno
ho!teu nit GIectric 9itterS. @. 81.
8romu BON 9ennettsutae. 2 g.,
id,reibt Sabre lang lit meiue
Srou Ibredlih NIT uuoeroaulid,tett
mno 2eber Srubel bis Ile hire 2ra't
NIB Birtiomfeit pcrIor ulo nur nod,
elm Sdlotten BON ibr iriiber par.
Eenn probtrte tie Slectric 9itters,
tpeIde ihr 9Ieid 2inoeruu9 9oben
uno lie 8uIcBi p6ai9 9eiuno modbten
sic lit ieBt ftort uno aeiuno. Die
Gurefa Drug SO. uertouIt uno ga.
rantirt lie 3u soc per SIaidoe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
ln QQe bic es anqebt

Sh foufr Sd,peine ieoen zoo in
Der Dod1e uno ieoe yBo6e inn Sabr
gum b0d,Iten Morttpreis. IIIo
Shoie fam id ieoer3eit eebroud,en.
Sm 9iinouiebbnnoeI bin ioD oieSes
Sobr lpeaen Der q e eeid1idote
nift. Dob tnuie ih nirtIid Teite
Riuoer unc iuuae Gibe gum suten
preis.
Wemn Chr 6dute poer peIae 3um
9ertouien babt, 10 beoenft Bog ih
mehr toufc uno uerfauIe lpie ireeno
Semono oicsIeits glberocen, ulto on.
her audi Die beIteu prCiie 3obIeu
fonn uni audi thue. 2lio tommt
uuo ichct midi.
@miI Sierenfelot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
Gureto, Q. 8
somOerbare @erjh,utnouua.

:. o. Runpun bon Yut!eruilc,
>. Ie9t oas Ionoerbore Deribrpin.
ben ietner ibmer3haften SpmptOme
BON llnueroouIid>teit uuo bilious
neSs gu Or. Sings gtem 9ife Bills
Gr Io9t: Gle Iino eiu poGtomme
mes SeiImittel titr Sdlpinoelfeit,
lauren Mtaseu. Ropfrpeb uuo Der
ItopfHn9 uIp. Sorontirt bel Gurefn
Drug So. preis - Ste.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
Gebr tpt6tia flr aue.

An ale meme Sreumoe uno Rum.
ben. Sd tperoe bon ieBt an ole
meine Daarem Iebr oiais serfoufen.
Sd) babe ouh ale Sorten BON
10 atttu's Meot3iuen Ioluie
uud oas beriibmte W uttin 6
y iehutter. Bon oieIem Sus
ter iollte Neoermomn oebrouhen,
oenm es reiuiot oas 9Iut uno lit
chr nabrboIt.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
anasarLHen eti einem Reb

nn3 asIhlaeen m siaem arbeiieF
Gulrubr bia e. mit @~ridDtpnren be
bsdt mar. nahm Elm Ghicaao gira
Observation-Disclosures Rudlen'panicn
2aIbs uno mor baio luiener sciuno
nno mobi. .Sd) ~eebroudbc eS Ia
meinsr 5amilis". ibreibt % 5.gpelidl
Don 1etonIba. yiid,., LIMB tube &C
uolltommeu. ansse5eid,net iiir
Sdbniit. uno Branoipunoeu. Rur
25c bel Gureta Drug 60.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27

sim risRstGa cen . Gtipbsr.
IAN 4 .lbT DoEmt,aae, Wifb anl ber
harm bee p%stEiorpsneh Satob
DeArl In Campbell Gountp. 2Rp
Entoiu. inmnuiidiee sjieh u. pieroe.
SarmmnIhinen. GausbaitunaSpe
esuHdnos uno piele nHoers g~IrlifeI.
n~bsrhonpi ausS mae uidlt MET urlo
nasslIsii III. SHentIid ocritciseri ,psr
ben. Die acknowledgements
spsrLeu am Uertanisinss betauu'
naarha,t
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
MiIbanf @cnerete SO.

tincorporirt) bon Wiilbopf, z. o..
ipiro nit benz 2esen bon Concrete
Seitensecasn on Srout o Sohn
DS de's 8eIhaTtsIooen uno Sobn
Sdmiofe Soloon nodl benz 4. Suli
beeiunen. Y9ir lino audi in Der
Gage ale Concrete grbeiten, dIs
Yilaiterm, 2reu3unoen, Curling Sei'
tenlpese uno 6ebduoe IN allen Nr.
ten umteruehmen ar fonnen. Wir be
iibeu Is idbrise Griabrnn9 IN Der
6erIteluns FOLDER arbeitcn uno ga.
rontiren tpir ale Irbeiteu fir fiinf
Sobre. llnier 6nuptquortier piro
Is ureto fem uno limb mir bereit,
Sontrotte eim3u9eben. Spredt NIT
uls che SIR hout.
brilliant Concrete Co.,
Gus 9 mani on,
Uionager,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
SrgemO g. lUas
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Dianager,

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TSlr ir9euO etlDas 0~erieniae
iu Roro: Der yirqcno etpoe nm
SafOta. IonIt" bobeu mill tbut
beiier err bletbt oabeim uno pegetirt.
gtoro Dutoto eebrond)t yi1naer -
tiid,ti9e Wtinner. Die BON Nmbiti II
heieelt Iinc. g8enn Shr Iolb etu
Niom Ieio, oann lprctt id,uel in
"niercr STice Dor ODER ichreiht mrs
f rte. Grfobrt ole pahre, punoers
pote Seidi6te bon gtoro 0ofota -
30 ben Seuten weldle 8erm0sen ers
porben boben. tnoem lie one Sono
r,d1iie beorbeitcten. 3eidreS nntiirr
lidles Sras, reines gBuHer, Ireie
&ohicu uuo re;d)er 8poen lporteu
auf sic oils 9rbeitstopitol. Conn
,niro Shire Nrbcit uno Die @rtra9S
idhiofcit oce Sonces Sure Sdemne
nit ir c b elmer Art bon Srudlt.
tSrns ODER 8etreioe IiilIen, bic sSbr
mn bciteu tennt. 2oBt Gudl oui cine
i6h g6er 6eimititte nieoer, oam
'rit "oh 100 pncr 800 gIfer Sroot
uns ioTort an ipeeen Grcurliouss
rNien, Rarten. Shotlod)en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27

-Gfntdbenb. Serr (eine Spris
mertpobnuns mietbenb): rgliip, i9
ipGrs nit Der Dobnuns sufrie6en. Sd
made sic rur barduf oufnsrtidm,
baB meine 5rau f9per trant ift."
8ouer: s9us seniert uns ni6t; bo fan
i6p' a puur SummuIsut' s~'ftorb'n.1
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27

WGbceuo nes WfonaIeS guouIt
lpitnihe iD oQes 9ieb uno Shmetue
tduIIth gu ertperbeu, oos ga uer-
lit. Jdl meroe Den bDd)ften
Ntorftprets oniitr be3obIen. Yer
9cBt mid uiht.
@bos. VI IL,
Surefo. q. 8
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27
Srau Satpb Sesel.


Farmer Satob Stepmeier hat
bas Wohnbnuc bon SottIieb Sioot
tduiIid) erIuorp en- uno niro oaTelbe
IN Babe be3ie ben.
II. campo III bon Weit POINT,
Sopa, bier einsetroHen mo bot
Stcluna bel emil Dierenielot on8e.
treten.
leS- 2eBte SDod)e mar id i'm Gus
reta Bo5oar uno babe midi iIbers
Seuet. looP es tein Wunoer 1T luernt
Die 9eute ioseu, oaB bort oues bill.
Tiger lit. aber nidot ouetn lit oles
biui9er, ionoeru audi lit aaes III
GROCER auSfpobl porbauoea uuo bic
hciteu Booren lueroeu MUIR bort &c
hallen. Nu6) lit bic 8eoienung i'm
Gureto 9aSoor Die bette. 3. s.
Dm. 2oeIt bon Sing Sim, Mo,
neId;er Iid bel ieiuem gteffen GmiI
DierenIeIot auf 9eiud befinoet, hot
lebte 9ohe cine babe Section 2ano
5 WleiIeu %noro6itIid BON Gureto
eefouTt.
p@- Grbfmn9 Der 0omenhiite
Sauoluna bon SrGuIeiu 6iIbert am
Somsto9 ben 3. September.
9eIIer olIein inn Da6rpinfeI
lrpbnen, ais in eiuem paIaite nit
einem 3dnttiben 8eibe.
S3ueioermeiIter SoIepb Saus
lueilte am Wtonta9 9cihdItSbalber
IN 3eeIouo, u. ..
Die Srouen Sobn StoIIer, GmiI
5hamoer. Sobn Smitb, Srant HIes
Iener, Sobu RItpIeI &C. Itatteteu I'M
2auie Der 8pde Der Srou sSr. Wtors
tin anItdnosbeiude ab.
la yicrtt Sud- ben pretS BON
ben grDRteu muo better &oh6fen,
nit - ;3ol 8odoIen &: nur $25.00 ;
Ieiu Same lit poutiac yto. 9-22.
Gureta y a3aar.
Das 3 Sabre aIte &tuo BON
Itartin NoIb, lpeIdler 3 WteiIcn Iito'
DItIrh BON 3eeIaub mGbnt. lit pori9e
Wo6e 3u Sooe per5raunt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-27

SnbiptbueIk &u8fes
rAte meinen sic, OaB oos
Dort BON der tletnIten 6iitte unb
benz gliiGlt9 ltebsnb 9aar" CEMENT
tit?" = n0a8 Paar lit UNI 70 gliitIis
der, ie pentger 4IGB fir eineu -
0ritten ba it,"