Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-06-01
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about 80 per cent OF tHe corn CIop Oh
South Dakota is now i'll the ground, ana
that a continuance of favorable weather
until the middle of this week will see the
remainder of the crop planted by thal
time Farmers generally, OWING 10 the
latenesS of the season, nave during 'he
past few days. vigorously pushed Inc
work Of corn planting. III many IN
stances the women of the h'nSehoids
have gone to the aid of the men ana as
sisted them III corn planting during sich
time as the work was not udde lhlp"ssI-
Bile by the frequent rains. " ME cofh
is being put into the ground somewhat
late. the excellent condition of the soil,
due to the unusually heavy ana soaking
rains of the past few weeks. will make
this and other crops grow very fast WIN
warmer weather. Because Of this there
is every reason 20 believe that corn, as
we'll as other crops. will be as far adj
vanced by the middle of June as they
usually are.
At a meeting of the state board of
charities and correction, hello III Sioux
Falls. the contract was awarded for the
machinery needed in the operation of 4
shirt factory ut the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary, for which the last legislature pro-
vided. 1t is expected the factory VIII
be placed i'll operation within the next
six weeks. The factory will employ about
100 cOnvictS. and the state has entered
into n contract 10 furnish this number
for five years. 1t is estimated that $40
dozen shirts will be manufactured daily.
and that the factory will mean an addi-
ton of from 81 600 to S,iO.sD Il wear to
freight payments to the railroads. It is
figured thar the state will make 4 profit
of about So0Oo0 ner wear FROM the oper-
alton of the factory. q. :. Swenso1.
who last week retired from the posirion
appointed manager of the shirt factory
by the thlca&" concern which has enter"
ed INTO contract to take TIE product OF
the factory.
Because about LOGO men Of all ooes
from every state in the union want to-
marry the 12O women VIII, are eligible
for matrinony and drew hoguestcuds on
the Rosebud Indian reservation. the
women have formed Il mutual protective
society. The man who ruarrieS INFO tho
farm and must put i'll Il whole season at
y
he does all this work. for which tbe oh
ject of his affections RECEIVES the re-
ward, the applicant NAV be rejected jf
he does not please the ov,nar of tho
homestead. Kut if his wor,, has haer
we'll done. if there has been no crum-
bling. if the burrows have been srraipfs
and even. then the man may possihIv he-
come the uossessnr of , VIII md =, nor
Ruth PyrtIe. formerly of lincoln Nnh
is president of the society and Miss Es-
telle Sale formerly of Nexiro Mo ie
vice president.
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rogarI 80 ,h1 ,ianart 'n - push cases ID
(ro1 W. 'i'NSeS were cohslo-
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III 'ne ioies' reserve anu the "heF
vas Al iei''-oh 10 hliiierd! lahdS ON the
state tf"ctS.
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GOWN w III -
nv ~ Sr.Ea,
johnson U-,tI',,l',,-',. ,,,'",-I III
yy,-or+,',,.,, As O'i p'i''ei'
ordered the South Dakota grand lodge
\. o. L. w. 10 cease uavrIa,,rs Of the
guarantee fund to the er,,rarpe Iodoa on
the grounds thar the Sa,,-I Dako1, ordar
is a domestic corporatior and canunt he
assessed to assist in Davment of losses of
the order in other states. The order was
issued on complaint of members Of the
The number of old warrants for wolf
bounty which are unclaimed in the uffice
OF the state auditor include large part
OF the state the greatest number being