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ing capital was required. - 1t was
at this time that the suggestion Of
combining the four Companies under
one name and management was pro-
posed, and this idea was after due
consideration unanimously approved
OF by all the stockholders of the diff
ferent companies. A consolidation
was therefor Immediately effected,
the new organization taking the name
of Hellan Mining Syndicate; stock
holders in the former companies re-
ceiyed share for share when exchange
of stock was made and instead Of
being interested in only one COM
pany, they now became part owners
in the properties of four. The main
object in view in uniting these pro-
perties into one was, - concentra-
ton; TO make it possible to apply the
strength of the four in opening up
and placing machinery on the n
mine that bore signs of becoming the
earliest producer with the least
amount of EXPENSE; after one was
brought forward to a paying basis,
then to gradually bring in the Others,
and ultimately have FIVE or six diff
ferent mines Yielding returns IN gold,
silver and con err; this plan continues
to be the Syndicate's method of ope-
ration, and has already been partly
realized.
Shortly after the Syndicate was
formed, the owners of some very
promising mining ground in the
Swauk District offered to put their
property into he Syndicate and ac-
cept stock as payment. An examina-
ton of their claims proved the pro-
perty to be even more valuable than
had been represented and a deal was
closed at one, the Syndicate buying
in all nine claims; some work had
been done or several of the claims
by the former owners, but on ac-
count of small means they had not
been able to do the work right. The
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

first returns are now not far distant
is practically an assured fact.
OF the illustrations accompanying
this article number I shows the en-
trance to the upper Fanny Edell tun-
mel and number g is a picture of the
ore pile just below the tunnel; there
is q lot of gold in this pile and we
will soon commence to grind il out;
much ore has been mined since this
picture was taken and we are steadily
making the pile larger; after the mill
is in operation and this lot of ore has
been put through we intend to take
out just enough every day to keep
the mill going, that is, 40 to so tons
of ore per day.
Directly below this ore pile we are
now boring in a new main working
tunnel which will strike the vein
about 100 feet lower down than the
upper tunnel; this work is well under
way and will be pushed forward to
completion az fast as possible. In
the upper tunnel we have gone down
with the shaft on the vein about 20
feet, all through very fine ore; the
lower tunnel which is being made on
a level with the top ore bin of Our
mill, will crosscut the vein about 40
feet below the bottom of shaft and
from this point drifts will run to
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

ban foprt gierne OtISe til NorSpoIen,
% ban ifuIOe gierne la itartet
imorgen bpis ban bare bapoe
bapt Senge NOT!
"@n iaaSau Expedition bill toite
mango Tenge, og ser fuu BIZ OanIte.
Iist at iaa oporeuet Dem berbiem.
NJ e. ia amuuoien.
"gitiaa bar De 8Ianer ON at for.
isse meb SeIOis uoeuIaH0It 9apitaI
- -?~
~gtei nei. Get belle er en6mi iaa
paet. Seq bar ilet life tpuft noset
uGrutere paa, 9oab leg oil eisre, eIler
bporoau ieg piI Iaege arbeiSet for Ell
iaaSar Expedition on. @1en Suit bar
iea, es iutet ifuIOe bore mig fiGrsre
enS at hume bragg aiiteS inareit mn.
liz paa Ell Expedition MOB 3orbpo.
len. @are Sengene -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

reasonable to believe and we have
good foundation for such belief in
what has already been found in this
mine.
Picture number 3 is taken on the
road below the mill and shows some
Of the men working for the syndi-
cate; in the background can be seen
the cook house and some timber; wa
have any amount of first class timber
right on the property and it is the in
tention to erect a small saw mill in
the near future. Picture number a 10
taken inside of the concentrating
room in the mill building and shows
one end of the big engine which
drives the ore crusher and ~pufverizer.
The mill is constructed on the slope
of the hill directly under the lower
tunnel.
To successfully bring forward a
mining undertaking of the proportions
of the Hcllan Mining Syndicate quite
a considerable amount of capital Is
required; the money that has been
used to carry this affair along to the
present very promising standpoint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

ME! Seq III 3repe fra Soil poa NIT
Sieriteo, iou ies alorig bar tienot,
% baobe Sc % Sonen ifrep ON gor'
ees Srigierclic. ia blep Der Set
ire Sage! Nor Gbefsns Siemtpmit,
for 5GorelanNet 90 for &on9en %
SrorninqGr!'
"SSSitIetoeIhcne bar BET fan'fe liot
rart for TCrc2"
"Nei ga, vi bapoe BET foieigt FAM
men meo Su,ctra % 9~reienter."
~SSSuletrG?"
"Sa na, &inSitrem Iaset Oct. SrG'
nerf 90 greHt Bapirl San bar mart
Batert paa Si,letrper ! Boler'en
9mSiusnl - % @reienter iaa Der
| itore SaSicr til boer Gail, buer TeS
RerfeIop: "SiIlen 1909, "Siilen
1901, o. I. .. gi bapSe inpr Splt
til at laa Dem op, men ri tit life Sou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

While the Fanny Edell mine alone.
-asSit now s~tands,-with rich ore and
certain indications that the ore body
positively increases in value and size
as depth is gained; with machinery
to treat this ore installed and soon
ready to start up;--while this pro-
perty alone is a substantial guarantee
against any loss to stockholders or
to those who will become stockhol-
ders, it must also be remembered that
the Fanny Edell mine is only a frac-
ton of the Syndicate's entire holding
and that the other properties being
operated have also been proved to
be OF great value, therefor these too
act as protection to those who invest
! the affair. 1t is our honest belief
that millions of dollars worth of gold,
silver, copper and other metals exist
in the Syndicate's mines; we are la
boring solely with the one object in
view and that is to extract some OF
this great wealth from the earth and
to pay 1t out in dividens TO stockhoi-
ders OF the Syndicate; that success
VIII crewn our efforts and that the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

"Spn6 er Ceres nPrmeite 8lnner
m?"
ImlnOien terrific fig ON. Saa ia
ban meS ct Suf.
"$piIe. Soile ~orSentlig no."
90 S~erefter?" .
"Gerefter begpn6cr ieg at orbeiSe
me0 'Samlingerue % oct pibenitabe.
Iige Stoi iom foreIigger. Ger Zig.
ger Ell Masie arbetbe for mig. Saa
ftaI lea ffrioe paa min BOG, Der faI
uSfomme paa Here Sprog. Zen
eaentIige ReiieifIorins IfoI Ipeges
popuI9rt an"
"amerifnreiieH?"
"Sa, Den bar ieg enSm life tat no.
gen Seitenmdie on. 6oriuoen lea
tan reiie ooer, mna ieg boI0e en-
&9ffe SoreOras."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

has not come from only three or four
people, but from several hundred who
are stockholders in the Syndicate and
who have bought stock from time to
time al working capital was needed.
1t is true that there is a good deal Of
money on hand in the Syndicate's
treasury, but we can still use a little
more to good advantage; we want to
keep work at the mines going full
blast, and to have the Syndicate well
supplied with funds to pay everything
in the line of work and Improvements
until returns begin to come from tho
ore, we will sell a little more stock
at 20 cents per share.
To make it convenient for those
who want to send in their orders at
n c before it is too late to secure it
at the present price, we print below
a blank to be filed out and sent with
order. Remittance for stock may be
sent by registered mail, Express or
Post Ofice Money Order, or by bank
draft, whichever way is most con-
yenient, made out to Hellan Mining
Syndicate.
1t will be for only a short time
that shares can be had at 20 cents
each, so If you wish to become in
terested in a mining concern that
stands close to the paying line you
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

ness, and as many of these letters
inquire for comparatively the same
information, we will ask the editor
of Posten to kindly give us space for
a brief explanation regarding past
and present operations and will Incl
dentally cover a few of the questions
usually asked by those who wish to
come in possession OF shares before
stockselling is closed.
Three years ago, the Planet Gold
4 Silver Mining Co. with II claims,
the Majestic Mining Co. with 2
claims, the Griziy Bear Mining Co.,
with 8 claims and the Ruby King
Mining Co. with 4 claims, all in the
Gle Elum Mining District, Kittitas
County, Washington, were operating
and developing their several lodges of
ore independently Of one another. -
A lot of preliminary work had already
been done by these companies on
their respective properties, consisting
of tunnels, shafts and open cuts to
expose the ore, besides building of
roads and houses; excellent showing
was made, but there still remained
much development work to be per-
formed, and to make the right kind
of progress considerable more work
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
Jbien oe 4usierne,

Gen bersmte rusifIfe Sflie'piIle,
0rIeneff opboISer fig for Sioen mel
fit SeaterieIF0b / ariitiauia, boor d
bar optrooot pna Solfeteatret. Mter
Bette @ipiteipd bier fig at bore blot
en- SaiGIoigben. Srltppen opbcIbei
fta / ariitionia / ct 9auife anoet
serinSe. Scrom gioer ~9eroenE
Gang" @eifco / ~fslgenbe S%nteroieir
meo Srrppeu8 Iiterrre &aob9ipet
Sr. GoIufpp, Der 'cIp er lprif Dig
ter % Ell iprig @eilnbrer al Sbien
1oo @IabctS SpsrgSutunl ON
boub ben r~l&Iiife Srrtp eaenhig be-
itutc ioo IRn0e / 8rtitIunia, ioareot
@olofotp:
80 icr sc, ri iht0ercr. Si bar
MI boct Der i 70 Muoueoer. 8i FOR
bcreocr o& Ill Ell 9htrorejie / arue'
rita. Ser itaI ri ipiae Sbieus
"9roub", iutet on6et. 8i refer bare
mC0 set enc Gprt. Men oct er nof.
CrIcueff ipiGer ieIu @rono, % ban
I'll qiere oet @Grt ficubt. San op'
fotter set iom Ell Wisiion. 90 naar
han niI en- ling, er han Gano for al
iHtte set igieuncm. 9hl nj ban fsrii
aau til anlcrita ulea Bette 89rf, ser.
eiter ill Ruris % fouite orore Ste.
Der | europa. SiIilut tiIbuQe til
RusIdno. Ser iii man icritdc
"grnnS". RIsieren timber nogct IN
BERT in6e belGgtet meS Seuue So,
rofter. S~rIencii5 SeIIfdb er lam,
meniat bare mes ncuue GGrF ioI
gle. s Sen Sio, ri bar orret her
bar set flere @auge hnuot, at She.
iptGcrc efter Spfuroring er Tonne
ira RusIanb for at opertaae Ell Rou(
j Stpftet. gteu ian bar Oct dit ii0
at DC life bar pastel, % iaa er 81
bIeoet ieHNt tigbase igien. 90 Del
bar oGret opstige, ia f~rcmrngerSl
StueipiQere. 3u bar SrIerefi foaet
iomet ct Selifab, iom t~iIfreS8itiael
BAN, boor bper SptreSeuSe er ION
fabt for fin Role. Get itore ArbeiSC
meS SIloinloeriusen CT benIagt til
Ssritiaaia for at pi Dsio beSre hnnSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

cred, and II 500 became apparent
that this property would be the right
one to erect the first reduction plant
on, both as a reason Of the high
quality of the ore and also on sc-
count of this mine being the nearest
to the railway station; it was there
for decided to purchase and install
reduction machinery as soon as suf-
fcient capital was available, and in
the meantime to keep up taking out
ore and developing the mine; the vein
we have been and are extracting the
rich ore from runs ~lengthwise through
two of the claims, the Fanny Edell"
and the Mint; each claim is 1900
feet long by 600 feet wide so this gives
us 5000 feet on this one vein alone
in length and it undoubtedly goes
thousands of feet into the ground;
the vein dips slightly into the noun
tain, has perfect walls, and the deeper
we have gone down on it the richer
we find the ore and the wider the
vein becomes; at a depth of eighty
feet from the surface the vein is
about FIVE feet wide; it contains ex-
cellent ore all the way down and in
places it proves to be enormously
rich, chunks of quartz having lately
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

fao InIeonine til at itibere norffe
Spper o. @9rfets norife Drills. Selu
Dor ieg reift giennem Saubet % belt
op til garSs for at ie Norses Natiir.
en- of bore SfiieipiQere fan Rorff oe
~fontrouerer Dor Snoituoerine | ben
nprife @~eeieboe. 8i bar facet See-
ninser til 9eforationer ira GotionaI.
teatret % ni bar aleiammen iet 89r.
fet opfsrt Der. SDer DAG bodies ber
Brspe, fra 12-3 os ira Z til uooper
9atten. Taa Sisie TO MaaneSer bar
ri olligepeI life rrffet mere EMO De ire
ferfte after.- Spr Sinsen tases GRIM.
big. 90 hi opfsrer garfet eanife
ubeffaaret. Ser bar be 10 itrsget
Salpparten. Sligt mener Srlenefi
er $~euigbrsoe. Srtet Orb af Sbien
fan itrpees, iittet er operfIsoiet. DEN
iaa ipiaer Ri BET ristieuof pna TO
aftener. Get er n~sopenoist, eaers
oiLoe intet Wenneife bolbe no, -
bperfen Sfueipiaere euer Silffuere."
"$porSan er SoeriptteIien2 aan
Sc Ssmme Seromp"
"Soeri9ttelien er ubrurrfet. Oct
bar iee R~roiesfor 9rohs Orc for.
Gen er poa Beers. Zen ifpbes en-
baniffebt g1nnS peb Raon Sanien %
bans SiiItru. Zen oil mhigens
bIipe prisbeIsnnet. Get er iorsprigt
ben fierSe Speri9tteIie i'll Rusfif al
bette @9rf."
Get tpher paa, at Sbien er itGrft
uSbrebt / @ltsImb."
ga, oct ifulSe ieg meme. gi bar
TO llbgnper at bans iamleoe @9rfcr
oa en- WGrgoe ubgaper al De enfeIte
alrbeiSer, enbcg til gauife bilis gris
iom SoIfelesntns. Sbien ipiIes M
paa ale Seotre. Ser iinbes life ben
@p meo Seuter, boor life Sbiens Ora.
uIner er opfsrt."
"Nen Geniuren2"
"Sa, Den er nnbertioen Iem nof
at fornme forbi. Ga Srleneff ifitIoe
opfsre "@u SoIfefienbe", Iagoe ben
fla rent paatperfe. Den oilbe ilet
life pibe Of bette 8prf. Saa eaar
Srleneff op til gbefen for Genfirbe.
partementet. San biifuterer meb
Ranben. Sit BAN tiIIIut operbeoiit."
"Daen lar be 5oIf fig pirfslig ooer-
bepiie2"
ga, naor man brreer De rette Ir.
giimenter. SrIeneff bopbe en- Repcl.
Der meS iig. Baa ct frittif 8lnft at
SamtaIen tager ban ben frem. Sen
anben rpffer forfarbet tiIbaee. ger
sanife roIig, flyer SrIeneft oct er
life Dem oct eiplber. Get er mig.
Seq fan life Iepe, bnis ies life faar
Sob at ipiae 6en Ioae. Seq fan
ben lroenaS, ies bar Iebet mig inb /
ben, giennemlepet ben, erboer 9raabe
al nit aunitnerbIoo bpoer mig at
ipine ben.
Sg ban fit fpine Sen.
San eisr nemIig aIiib Set, ban
forei9tter fig, ben WtanS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

Ser par Ereicnter fra utirnSte
SoIt ooiaa! Seq fit en- SofapitSe,
iom bar ioa fin, at ben riit foitcne fine
Ii &roner!"
"0e ipnes ntIt life, oct er ion iorrt
al pare I "&oIar'en Del aanife De
otl op isieHY"
ga. ON oct oar tmergeu! Men
Set bill life 2iuSitrfm. Get tar iaa
lana SiS meS Sisie GrpeSitiouero f.
ger Dan, III Gar ieg faitet bort s aar
paa BENT"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

binnousbc beiuoes 9eapuncIe, boobe
SsIcIicr az at en- Mcoer | Ssroel
bar nuiSret bort.
5rifirfen.
@ethnnin MORT. litbcrfte We.
niabeo be0 SnrtIep, Sdif., Con-, ban
faISt Guitur Sngp. Sirstoebt, It1pa-
ter, Riru,, til Brett.
- M~irnespaittan Nenig5eS, Wein.
ncfnoltfdn. q. 9of., Baitor q g.
2ecInnSS SeaIS, bar MI taset fin upe
airfe / BRIG, ioru nplis CT opfsrt. -
Stem Gutter @aIlrp NSenis5eo,
q. Snf., gaitor 9. >. 2anbs auIS,
CT | ggnrctS 2sb forget nteS 2 Sarni.
Tier. 3 &aIhsts fine RenigbeSer er
/ be iioite TO glar 16 Satnilier opta.
get. Ire 5nmiIier or pna beIne SiS
fIpttet no al Weaug6eberre.
- SafligelieSboget bapbe 2isurore
WerigbeSs auirbcforering, 9aitor
Spbn s. Sauions aalb, arttipn.
Solget trSbraete $74.70. Somta.
Iemsbet, ium afboIStes fra lite
t3Se 1eember, pr ct iGrSeIes goa
3gSe.
8igcfopeningcn / GiSffoe Tle.
ria6eS, Srrud, bGoSe fprieSer auf.
tfou cpcr De @ieritmtSe, iom ben bar
opurbc6et | GaretS $50. SnIset mo.
bragte so Dollars. Sureninsen er
life Itor, men ben arbeiber frimcStg
n l~tfortrs6ent for WiSiiouer, iorn en-
Ser Sag, ben bar iat paa tit gro'
gram.
Snugrs SgnDSe.
SsrgesutSStiereite ooer afbeoe
8aitor SLai u. anbericr, Der bsoe |
Tel 8apiSs, e. Guf., ben 12te De.
ce1nber, boIbtes i Sieumet Den 16Se,
bnorpad Siget bro9tes til &eo 8trg,
Dtim., bpor gegraneIien foregif in'
Der itor 9eItnseIie SsnSag gftermto-
Dag 0er 16Se ira GfbsoeS Suigerfa'
Der q. @airsio,ts Siem 90 ct. BE-
ters IerrigteS$ Strife. 9rufes'or VI.
Smicn iorretteSc | Sltiet, og Npe'
iterne MdonS % gsnrftab talte &tr.
fen. Sm afterert bolbtes cit Wetnee.
gipSsticrete | &irfat, boor Baitorer'
ne Gi,eIlo og Norituo iautt BrofesIor
Ssbue toite.
- I'll ~SllobGreuen" ifriDes: Asnu
gornet Rrairie bapoe ri Oct rtstig
aoSt unber Mfpbet. Oct iaa life rart
no iii at bcgpnSe meo; ba ut Tom til
Rip ON RarSass aoeIocn ben 3ote
December % ifllIbe | airfaL iarrot pI
bet foISt Iom / ct Rnatit. @ennerte
Ieier ucrtIig Ell 8irte / gpet og peo
en- SeItagel'e bur Der life giort op
&orme. 81 blep bu fife Ipnge | Sir
fen ben apelb, lrsp flere al ps Oft til
guitpr 2es bpggeItee Siem, % Der
bunoe hi en- goo @~srueihuro. Sirs-
bags Wsorget bar Oct aflteo I'll &tr,
fen pan 2drtbe, og Der fatot pi, at
Der bar life alere sSlb | Sonen, men
ser tom So fra orel, iom antGnSte
SierterrR. Set Heo Ssneir meo
9oarIip % Gang. Set bar berItgt
at ion ie go1nIe % itr,9e bsie &arR
ON Scrrets gIter. ioligt Id iaa bsre
IeSlnSe Sluger hstierlbc Spno o9
gsoaoe. - 1aa Serren foa farlofsre
fit @crf. RsherrR boIotes t Bonnet
9rnirie airfe SS~or1ntSHag % Otter
miSoag bper Gag pg &io bier
auaIo. SiIneiierlbe SrGter tar: eps
iertI, $. 90. Sadporion, Slctten %
[SpQil0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

Syndicate Immediately proceeded to
open up one of the most promising
lodges, namely the Fanny Edell mine;
as this work made progress very rich
free-miling gold ore was encount-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28

right and left and thousands of tons
of ore can then be stopped out and
got into the mill with very small cost
as none of it will have to be hoisted,
but will be run right into the mill
by means of this lower tunnel. That
we will meet with deposits of almost
pure gold as this work progresses is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
2%lmunoiens planer.

= ct Snterpiep, "SreblaSet" bar
baOt meS Den bersnlte a~rftiife SpSo'
geliesreiienbe angaaenbe bans mn.
Iisc gsorSpoISfGro, uNta!te BAN at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
Report From He|Ian Mining Syndicate.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 10th, 1906.
As letters are daily arriving in our
Office from readers of the Decorah-
Posten in Response to d recent ar
ticles concerning the mining bust
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-28
SGr GnaeIn!

Specieue SIasier for 9ptpmmere pet
Eueen Gitp 8uiineiS college, Grpotitpn
ghHH. Sfrip eiter aataIps. 34s3
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-12-07
Farmers Institute

There will be two days farmers
institute held in this city on Decem-
Der q and %, to which all the farmers
of this vicinity and their wives, are
cordially invited The intelligent
farmer is almost without exception
the prosperous farmer, and there is nc
easier or better manner OF securing
the knowledge for intelligent farming
than by attending institutes of this
character. The subjects to be dis.
cussed are such ss practical farmers
are interested in and will be on the
following lines.
Mrs. Ada F. Howie of Wisconsin,
will speak on home dairying the first
afternoon, and in the evening or
some home subject.
Prof. Wheaton of the agricultural
college will speak on the dairy COW
her type feed and care, and in the
evening on our pure food laws.
Mr.. r. F. Lyons will discuss horse
breeding, feeding and fitting for mark
ct. and preparing the seed bed.
Prof. Cole will speak on crop rota-
tion, and treatment of seed grains for
smut.
A. E. Chamberlain will discuss beel
cattle, type, feed, etc, hogs and poul.
try.
Meetings first lay begin at 30 and
1870 p. m.; second day at 10 a. m.
One day meetings begin at 10 a. M,
1:30 and 100.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-12-07
Al 4

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF LAND BEFORE
~ TAX DEED SHALL ISSUE.
TO Minna Wendland, William Wendland, and
the heirs of F. August Heinig, deceased, and
to all others whom it may concern:
Y fou are hereby notified that the seventh
day of November A. D., 1904. the fol lowing des
cribed piece parcel OF real estate. taxed in the
name of Fred Wendland, and situate in the
county of Grant and state of South Dakota. rs
follows: The west half of the of the southeast
quarter OF section fourteen (l4), in township one
hundred a1d twenty-one (12l) north of range
forty eight (4s) west, containing eighty acres,
was sold for taxes then due and delinquent for
the year 1903, at tax sale by the treasurer of
said county to Fred Wendland, who is now the
lawful holder of the certificate of purchase. That
said taxes tAen due and delinquent amounted d to
SIG. "a haveSbeen paid. with interest. penalty
and costs, S. IL, making total amount neces-
sary to redeem $2l ~, and In addition thereto,
the costs of service OF ths notice, together with
such interest as may accrue after his date, must
be paid. and that the right of redemption will
expire and deed for said land be made within
sixty days from the completed service of this
notice.
FRED WENDLAND. owner and holder OF certificate
By S. s. LoCKHART,
His attorney. Milbank, s. d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-12-07
He.vy Autumn Irrix.tion.

In the older irrigated districts OF
southern Idaho it has been found tnat
heavy irrigation in the fall 10 OF
more benefit than the lighter rrga-
tons si.en during the growing season.
Besides furnishing reservoir OF mos.
ture when the plants are young ana
need 1t most. such an irrigation also
shows any variations III the groupu
surface. which can be corrected before
the troD is planted. II. q. Rasch-
l,acher
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-12-07
nELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.
o whom it may concern


You will please take notice, that by order OF
the board of county commissioners of Grant
comfy. South Dakota, the treasurer OF SAID
county is commanded and instructed to give a
main ng unpaid after the 10th day of December,
1906, to the sheriff for immediate collection Dy
distress, and you are notified 10 pay any and a !
delinquent personal taxes prior to that date ana
thereby save expenses and costs of collection.
j. N. ENGLUND.
County Treasurer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-12-07

The payment to the Indians at Fort
Sisseton is progressing nicely. Each
man. woman and child is receiving
about 800 each The money due
minors and inebriates, will be de.
posted to their credit, but can
be drawn only by order of the Indian
agent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-29

24-lnch natural wash HabutaiS
2-nch checked and striped Japanese Silk
24-inch solid colored Japanese Silks.
All imports and come to you 20 per cent cheaper than
other in the world sell the quality TOR
to-day. The checked and striped Japanese Silks include the
season best cOlOrS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-29

Table No. IA
Positive 39c yd. SDW
Values af. .................-&-<>

5000 yards of good white abutai Silk in natural finish W
positively wash We sell them at the actual ne
table has always been feature of the silk SALE Also odd pieces
of taetast years goodshat soc and even more regu
larly. All on bargain table No. at 19c