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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

mango Aar peb Norriion Greef, oar
en- ~ercentriif Nerionligbeb, % bet bar
tefjenot, at ban babe tiIagt fg 40.
ffiIliee Renee.
Muna 0erge | 8aloers, Wanito'
moe Gountp, fom forIeoen Tag iad
iISe tiljfaoe peo, at benoes Selte LOT
Isbif, at bun ianoipnlispis fcmmer
til at os.
8ammcl Slest. - 5. u. 9nnber'
Jon, en- pelfienot 5otograf ! Wtnona,
et npIis fcnmIen tilbage ira ct Belea
Eos i'm Mobers @ooer, Utrs. 8. g
Nien, icm Dor paa en- 6arm PED
Cumberland og er 106 aar ganrmel.
Wrs. SIien fom ira Horge / 1880
% nebiatie iis Der, boor bun eno''il
FOR; bun bar belle tit Sip boet pan
3arm og iilifriper lin bsie aEoer Den
OmitGnSisbeo, at bun bar p0ret me-
get / iriif 2uft og bar bapt not Of Se'
semssoelier. s. u. @unoerions 5or'
far, Cars @i,noerion, Dor oeiaa neo
Cumberland, OF ban er SO aor % er
iou iriif % raif iom en- Dngling.
0ploipm Stamp. 2ouis 5elt3,
Iom iagbe bans Stem bar ! Weilpar'
fee, fom iibite Wanoag omboro paa
ct Sog paa g., ". & ct. y. ganer
Il 60 Grosie for at reiie til 0tiliuaii'
fee. San iab en- Sio | Rarlorpognell
oa bar 8ienitano ior mango gemert'
Ringer bIanot Basiagererne pao
@runo al lit iiofle llbieenne. Sau
off mo / en- anben @ogn 90 angreb
aonoufter $. Gummingbam meo en-
anip. Der opitob Ell beftig aamp, oq
9remiernano Alirpo Sobnion ileoe I'll
for at biRlpe &onouftsren, men nj
noale iarIiae anipitif. On anoer
gremiemano, Sobn GbriitianIon, fom
Go til llnbiGtnius, on Soget Itanteoe
Ii Soprta, buor gpens Warlbaa bler
tilfaIot. Selt3 boppeoe az So9et, men
bIep iaffet, eiterat If Stio oar al,
ipret MOB bam; ban pil maaite Do al
fine Sour. SportaS Waribal 1T tali
Ter auipitif, % Der er 6are FOR bans
I2ip. 6cIts anieeS for life at bore
ganife normal.
Cpaipr mcS 3icts. sra San
paro meooeIes M at ser er lloIigt til
Ell Spgisr meo Giet5, 90 | bette Ell'
fplSe flies oct, at ban bill upergtpe ltg
"a Itaa 6orbsr / Hetten for at bape
ft,ot og inaret en- 9eputp Sberlff,
Rolf / Sorpper Goiintp, iom bar tll9i
StriSenS Sang, Tiger, at Diets funoe
life bare giort nnbet, eno bpno ban
bar aiort; me- Sberifi @pllano, lou
CT mcaet BARN oper, at Oct er Ia8t
ON bunl, at ban loo Ell al tine WGilo
L Stiffen, So ban bar iuaret al Giet5,
oil aisre ct npt Sorisg paa at are
itere bam. Sliper Iarfpin I Slaf
Riuer Sails, Iom tilbso JIG for Gut
perner Oapibipn at faa ct Spglsr
iitanb meS Giet8, er fommen tilbase
90 inorsmmer, at oct life lpffeSeS
banl, men ban Tiger, Der er Saob ont
ct Spgisr, oeriom Saruper eountp
trpffer iig no al Strioeu. San Dor
hos Giet5 en- bel Nat % talte ON Sa'
gen. Son tiger, at Giet5 bar Tor
Iauet for nteget, % SrGlaitfompaniet
hor bllSt for Tibet, men begge snIfer
9jerne at bilGgae Strioen. Goruin
or o~perbeutit on, at 0iet5 oil %
amnpen heller emo at labe Jig ARE
Itere. San tolte ogiaa meS Ell al
iSunftiouGrerre for SrGloitfompmriet
% tror, at ct Opgisr er mlli9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

lamb trGnser melt Of aft en- - grom-
neil.
Oberit Stang er m opgtig Officer
og en- ubmGrfet WorSmnto; men ieg
ril uSen SmIpeb iise bant, at 3orge
rar beSre tjent meo anrIItaoopsisrei,
emo ON bet bapoe iaat aris meo Soe-
riee 90 ornbet. Der er efter nit rinee
Spn pao Sasen life itort mere at Il
on BEN ling. Dean bapoe OF pufge
melem Spsisret og arig. % eoig
priiet bare be norife ltoienoinger,
icm al to Snber pulgte oct minbite.
9et er mrrfeligt, at mon i @lts-
lano life iGtter General &lrrppatfii
amber 8rtgsret % fnor bam bsmt til
Gsoen. Wiroes ri life fell, iaa table
ban flere itore Slag ban ogfaa. Sor-
%mooentlig tor man Seninp til bans
meeet omtalte "glimenbe~ Silbaae.
tog. Stssiel, Stattarl bapoe life
anIebnins til at trRffe Jig tiIbase,
ban. Gerfor matte ban opergipe fig.
Sg mn er ban osmt til 0sSen for Oct.
Oct er en- prang 3un, tiger bsie ion
lape inpanife Sfficerer. Oct er EN-
barbariif 3om, flyer unbertesneoe.
Der er W9nb, iom merter, at ben.
ne Dor gamle 8er6en tr9nger DE.
formL og De er mere emo uilise til at
tiene lit baslise grso peo at iorisee
fig iom Reformaturer.
On &%eprPierttant til Segislat,rren
enbte en Gale / StatenS lopsipen0e
5oriamrling meo fslgenoe Oro:
"Som 8mrieI 8ebiter, Der ifreo
SrSboger, iagbe: '@ip mig 5ribco,
eaer eip mig 9sol'"
"aSSffe Daniel Bebiter, men Ioab
ifrep Srbbogen," buffet en- til bam.
"Ioub - "a, Sluober! Roab bpg.
gebe arfen bar!"
Mr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

SoruSsn operurpute ne grauuebps bar sIaSet ea hG Eel andre grGmir 1t GTae
urnent badbe Ssgr % &arter. iaapI Gmgs aat ION Starter al be fprteGge Strr,
fom Supa, Rmnsiotu, gtmpuTn liant aUrbs % Spb-9afOta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

On apinse Gnsiter iis, til bun iaar 8pnfer.
% iaa Gnsi'er bun it9, iuroi bun bar BEN.
Seriom bun tager Sollifters 8pdp Gpun'
tain 5ea. piloe bun life bape nogen. siart.
imiIenps anist ipIeer bets BRIG. IS Gents,
&c eler IobIets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

9hrsImno or ireruSeles pac S'coo.
lutioueus &mS ier iey al aoiierne.
% oct err ioare upiit ON 4itslano
fcuuner itart I9Itger | Dor SiS. 8rs'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
Deserab.psiten % peS .trneit ianat
Senne Sce iSm prrmie. . $1.25

Grnmir Tan life RuSes til abpnnenter De samte 9auo. gprt@n ahne fOsr
sL56 for Sasuusen, % hi iaar iaaebes fun "a Cts. for Slubet Gbrssis:
3. Anundsen, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

Naar man iaar en- ssnoianer til al
fltppe lit Soor % lahe pGrs NJ mule
ita, betraster man ba1u iom erpiliSe.
ret; men ncar en- bpiS Ilno Iaoer
8caret pore Idnst. tnr ri hIEi ior ct
8eri, OF mar en- bpib apttoe mailer
ia, taIoer N benoe en- S%fisipeS. Sna
grange fan ri bore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

Sens DISQUALIFICATION" til slastninse 90 pennsr
I Set aantic EanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

9taar nj ioar pibe, at mai, bare I
GreSScr ipiier ioa poa er Sliunp
$500 Simbe / llsen, fdn pt ifisnne
"a ioritna, buiIfen tniliom @eIiigreIie
Set er ipr bcn iu1tpIe Rano | Spif'
LAMB, at omcritauif aisb er cm.rcnt
itrlrgt noe.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
AFRAID OF THE DARK.

a recent biography Of Robert
Louis Stevenson tells this story, on
the authority of Steyenson's nurse:
During one of the many feyerish,
wakeful nights he suffered from,
when he lay wearying for the carts
coming "a sign to him Of morning),
she read to him for hours at his re-;
quest from the, Bible. He fell asleep,
soothed by her kind voice, to awake
when the sun was bright on the win
dow pane. Again he commanded,
Read to me, Cun1nIie.' Nov, what
chapter would my laddis hke1 she
asked. why, it's daylight now,' he
answered. I am not afraid any
longer. Put away the Bible and
go on with Ballantyns's story
now" !
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Timber sales.

During the year 1906 the sales of
timber from tie national reserves
We're as follows.
Tile largest sales SO far made are
n, ,466, ,53T board feet from Sauth I)a-
kotu, GS,255.al6 from Wyoming and
5,327. .443 from Utah.
In sales Of wood for fuel South Das
kota led with 29.S4412 cords; Arizona
followed, with d6,G49. and Colorado,
with 1o,Ta5la The total number Of
cords sold was 74,l2o.
In sales Of posts and poles Montana
led, with 1l95oo, followed by N-ga-
ming, with 3OT5e, and Colorado, with
1888. The total number sold WAS
1Ss, T4o
Tie largest timber sales were made
in Wyoming, where they reneiaed
$143,so4.S1. South Dakota's sales rank
ed second in value. amounting to $TS.-
95S.24 and Colorndo's to S.s,3 .93377 o. !.
The total sales for 1903 reached. s,..l1ta ss,.2.1sS,-
CEASE - Forest Service
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

bly, C. E. Andrews is conceded a
unanimous nomination. Eor the
remaining two positions. G. A.
Near A. n. Apland, /. q. Iwerks
aud Thompson, if he fails to land
the senatorship, are considered
as more or less active candidates.
Peter kaufman has withdrawn
as a candidate for the treasurer
ship aud Joseph Schrag of Childs-
town has announced his candida
dy. Editor Vernon will contest
with Nachtigall for che school
superintendency. 1t is UNDER
stood that e. c. Nelson of vi
borg has withdrawn as a candi-
date for register in the Interests
of Vernon. The candidates for
the remaining positions are about
the same as last announced in
the Herald. For the commis-
sionership in this district Charley
Sanborn has permitted the use OF
his name and we suspect that he
will be given unanimous nom
ination for it is conceded that
his town is entitled to the place
this year. The county con-
vention meets in Hurley, Sept
ember Is and present indications
are that it will be interesting.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The Aberdeen News is out
with the suggestion that the
state employ an architect by the
year. Would he draw up plans
which would provide for the use
of South Dakota stone.-Argus
Leader.
There should be law compel
ling him to do it for the benefit
of Sioux Falls. The fact that
the Sioux Falls stone is more ex-
penslve than other good building
stone should not enter into the
calculations. The other fifty
two counties of the. state were
placed upon the map for the pur-
pose7of paying tribute to Mime.
haha. The taxpayers are rich
aud would gladly dig up for the
pleasure it would give us to do
nate the money to the deserving
poor of the biggest city in the
state. The fact that Sioux Falls
stone is not adapted to the style
OF architecture that must enter
into many public buildings in
order to make them pleasing to
| the eye as we'll as substan-
tlal, should not be an argument
against the use Of Sioux Falls
]stone-because Sioux Falls
needs the money. The further
tact that the Sioux Falls quarries
are not equipped to furnish stone
for a large job-all the quarries
together not being able to get
out enough material to finish an
ordinary sized school house now
being erected in Sioux Falls
should no. enter into the case.
The state -oald pay the money
for the stone and take it out in
the satisfaction it would give the
tax payers in knowing that the
money had gone to Sioux Falls,
where it is evidently badly need
ed and would doubtless be ap
preclated. There are many
other reasons why Sioux Falls
stone should be used for every
thing but it is useless to enumer-
ate them. The average tax pay
i er should be content with about
the only real argument that has
yet been produced in favor OF
using Sioux Falls stone for the
capitol building Sioux Falls
needs the money. [Iroquois
iChief.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

buF lacks durability and is expensive.
Earb wire fencing can hardly be made
- turn small pigs. A good plan is to
hsre a woven wire fence two or three
feet high and two or three strands OF
barbed wire above the same to turn
Gre larger pigs. In addition, some
portable fencing should be on hand for
Wooden hurdles may be used and are
fairly economical Wooden framed
wire netting hurdles are also very eff
fectdye. Woven wire stretched tightly
On very firmly set5posts, one at each
end of the proposed division line, with
stakes ut intervals, is probably as
cheap and easily handled movable
fence as any tsee inns.ration.)
Portable sleeping houses that may be
~ sji one plot to another
sss necessary and may be constructed
at small expense. A good size IS eight
fssst square or eight feet long by six
fset vide The side sills should be of
good stout scantling six inches by four
inches and the floor of two inch plank
nsfied thereto. The upper part may
have two forms that is the roof part
raay come rig,itadown to the sills (see
erIt} or may rest on side walls about
two or two and a half feet high. For
~ F5Gs " 55,S1tag the sort of roof where
tae roof starts at the sill is somewhat
30 be preferred.
Where the pastures are any consider
able distance from the feed room II
will frequently be found advisable to
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Very Low hates to San Francisco and
Los Angeles,

Very Low hates to San Francisco and
Los Angeles,
Via the North Western Line. An ex-
cursion rate of one, resgnlac first class
limited fare for round trip, will be in
effect from all stations Sept, 3 10 IA,
inclusive with favorable return limits
on account of National Baptist Conycn-
tiou. Three fast trains through TO
California daily. "lhe Overland
Limited, Electric lighted throughout
less than three days to San Francisco
The Los Angeles l-i4ssei ii4sseited . electric
lighted throughout, via the new Sal.
Lake Route to Los Angeles, with
drawing room and tourist sleeping
cars. Another fas! daily train is The
China q Japan Fast Mail" with drk--
ing room and tourist sleeping cars to
Sansf'rancisco and Los Angeles. For
itineraries and full information apply
to agents Chicago & North Western
R'y. Sli
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
THE TICKET


For United States Senator
ROBERT j. GAMBLE. of Yankton.
For Governor
-.coE j. CRAWFORD, of Huron.
For Congress
PHILo HALL. OF Brookings.
W IL. PARKER. of Deadwood.
For lieutenant Governor
H. C. SHUBER, OF Highmore.
For Secretary OF State
d. ID. WIPE Of G.!syct
For Auditor
JOHN HERNING. OF campben county.
For Treasurer
G. H. CAsSILI., of Canton
For Attorney General
S. w. CLARK, of Redfeld,
For superintendent OF Public Instruction
HANS USrRUD, OF Sioux Falls.
For Commissioner. OF School Lands
q. G. DOKkEN, Of Duel county.
For Railroad adsCommissioner
GEORGE RICE. OF Flandreau.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

PORTABLE FEED HOUSE AND BARREL.
or runners. Where it is not desired to
go to such an expense as building a
portable feed cabin G barrel on wheels
may be fixed up quite cheaply. tSee
cut for both of these.)
For outdoor feeding trough four
feet long is excellent and will allow
six pigs to eat in comfort, three on
each side For suchia four foot trough
secure
lone two-inch plank one foot wide,
four. feet long.
Two two-ineh planks six inches wide,
four feet four inches long.
Two t8so-ineil planks one foot wide,
twenty inches long.
Three one-inch boards six inches
wiGe, four feet long.
The largest plank VIII constitute the
bottom, the two short planks the ends
and the two long narrow planks the
sides of a dat Dottomed trough. Two
OF the six inch wide boards should be
nailed between the end pieces near the
top IN such q way as to make q Y
shaped trough. save that they should
not come together at the bottom by
about three inches The other one inch
board Should be nailed one edge up
in q yei.tical position between the two
ends. The upper edge should be about
one inch below the open bottom OF the
false V shaped trough and the lower
edge about four inches from the bot
tom of the trough The purpose of the
false upper trough is TO allow the feed
! ier to pour the feed into the trough,
even though the pigs are struggling to
get Mt the food Such a trough is
easily kept clean, easily filled in spite
ff crowt9:!sa. ia:st-e stran9 end durable.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
Rich Soil For Tobacco.

Tobacco is il crop which usually
pays we'll for a large outlay In ferti-
lizers, other conditions being fayul'f-s
BILE. Farmers not faniilisr win the
methods practical III tile GonnaetieaIt
valley are greatly surprised when told
that it Is the custom With many OF the
best farmers i'll that locality to apply
every year to the same field from $50
to ST5 worth of fertilizer per acre
These growers expect and annually
harvest in the neigiiborhpod of a tor
of barn cured tobacco TO the acre.
Furthermore, the quality of the leaf
produced Is better now than it was
twenty-five years ago, when much less
intensive methods OF culture and Ger
tilization We're used. The writers well
understand that the export and plug
wrapper types Of tobacco produced ii
Virginia are vastly different from the
cigar wrapper and binder types pro-
Guced in the. Conllecticut valley They
believe, however, that the efficiency
of rich land is the same for both Sec
tions. McNess and Natthewson
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

Editor Schroeder of the Chan
cellor News says he hears that E..
P..Fitch says that he cant un-
derstand why foreigners should
handle the affairs of this county
and he:is much perturbed thereat.
Calm yourself, brother, the ex-
planaticn is simple e P. Fitch
meter said anAttling of the kind.
And, by the way, who are these
people whom you term "foreigu-
ers?' The Herald supposed tha,
we were all "Americans.s
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
RENOVATED BUTTER.
Marked improvements In Its Quality,
and Demand For 1T Increasing.

anu ASShstbtt H VI ~
BY LEVI WELLS. dairy inspector. bn7
reau of animal industry.
The law as applied to renovated but
ter requires rigid and frequent inspec
ton to be made of the plants where II
is manufactured and of the materials
used in its composition as we'll rs the
sanitary conditions within and without
the factories, including proper drain
age. ventilation, etc, so that nothing
unwholesome or detrimental to health
shall exist In the finished product when
1t leaves the factory.
At the present time many creamery
men who consider their product gilt
edged could with profit, SO far as clean
liness and sanitary conditions are con-
cerned, advantageously examine and
adopt methods practiced IN some of the
best renoyating plants.
But the marked Improvement In the
quality OF renovated butte. is only
partially due to the improved condis
tions of recent years. The most I'M
portant factor In this Improvement Is
in securing the packing stock While it
is fresh and giving 1t properscare until
1t is needed for use so tli,tb instead of
lying around IN the Easements of colln-
try stores absorbing the aodors of fish
and kerosene oil 1t Is put in cold stor-
age Mt a temperature below zero, where.
4: remains, without deteriorating in
quality, until it is needed to maSetover.
Manufacturers generally Lave abin-
doned the idea that they can produce q
merchailtable article of butter from old
rancid stock, and, as a rule, ifaay such
is received they reject It, Soiae of 1t
/ goes to the cheap bakeries and the
rest is usedtfor soap grease.
Lack of Packing stock.
The markets, both here aDd abroaas
seem to take readily atgren,unarative
prices all the better grades OF renovat-
ed butter that can be produced, and the
quantity Is only limited by tho amount
Of packing stock the country provides.
! The business, as fal MS Tire quantity is
/ concerned, has undoubtedly reached its
/ limit. not froEi lack of profit in manu-
featuring or of demand for the finished
product but from luck Of material
from which ito make the goods.
The amount of packing stock to be
produced each year will gradually de
cline, principally because 1T will be di
/ yerted into more profitable channels oy
improved methods and the introduc
ton of hand separators.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

PAsTURiNG PIGS,

Dv~eas,le Sleeping Houses, Feed
House and other Appliances.
Bacon production seems to be lock-
~ up in this country. Canada Is sup
rered to have this business reduced
- science. pasturing plays an i'm.
prtant part in Canadian herd manage
nsenf, and where pigs are pastured ex-
tcustvely proper preparation is made.
In tl,e first place. pig proof fences
must surround the whole pasture area.
Probably the cheapest fence for this
p.upoee Will be foura 10 be woven
w3rA A l1oe1tl fence IS very effective,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
locust For Posts.

4. For posts locust trees are grown
along avenues and highways, where
they answer the triple purpose Of post
growing, shade and ornament; also in
pastures, where they thrive while In
terfer,ng but little with grass sproduc-
dor. The borer 10 the great drawback
to the locust, and It gives great trouble
Ia Pennsylvania An6 nueh Of he mid
AlA npAnk = = 94
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

If, in the congressional CAM
paign this fall, the republicans
should find their big majority re-
duced It would be good thing for
the party and a good thing for
the nation. An overwhelming
majority following the present
plan of the republican campaign
would put an end to all hope of
tariff revision. A reduced repub-
lican majority would be a salu-
tary thing.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

Scarcely three weeks remain be-
fore the county primaries. 1t is
time for the candidates to declare
themselves. Lately we have un
derstood that Jas. Thompson OF,
Centerville and I. Fl. Newby of
Parker will both stand for the
senate. Each town has other To-
cal candidates hpt t'se feeling
seems to be pfesa.eiis tllt lAe
party has a tight 70 call on its
best tt1en regardless of location.
Of these two, Nswby has a bet.
ter insurgent record, but Thotnp-
sons triend. offer to vonch for
his orthodoxy. For the Assem-,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The Illinois republicans will
launch Speaker Cannon's presi-
Dental boom this week. Can
mons presidential aspirations
will receive the approval Of
every stand pat politician in the
land.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

The rational convention of the
Typographical Union in conven-
ton at Denver last week passed
resolutions .eu1ogizing William
Randolph Hearst and the name
of Bryan was loudly cheered.
The fact that the labor unions
are now going into po1iti1s.i is rem
dered ess'signifcant by the know.
ledge that, except in hopelessly
republican communitses, the un.
Ions are all demo cratic now,
W. r. Hearst is their ideal.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

In the interest of accuracy we
would call the attention Of Bro.
Hackett to the fact that Lyman
J. Gage was McKinley's secreta-
ry of the treasury and that Shaw
did not become a member of the
cabinet until the spring of 1902.
some six months after McKin-
ley's death. The appointment
came after the position had been
declined bv two eastern men and
was stroke of politics on the
part of Roosevelt. Shaw's posi-
ton in the cabinet is no indiea-
ton that herepresents Roosevelt
tian policies in any general sense.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

Brookiugs has a wonderful
base ball team this year and the
team has won manv games. 1t is
kept UP without the support of
any league and seems to be a
gambling institution whose back
ers make their money by bettlrg G
on the games. The team has
won so the promoters have made
money. In a way it has adver-
tised Brookings. Is it the kind
of advertising that helps town?
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23
s'aI1n Special Reduced
49, sz;zs,. Excursion Rates
New Homes in the West
5hosKone Reservation to be Opened
to Settlement
Roud Trip Excursion Rates from all
Points July II to 29


One fare for the round trip tc
Shoshoni, Wyoming, the reservation
border.
The only all rail route to the res
ervation border.
Dates OF registration July 10Th tc
81 at Shoshoni~and Lander. Reach
ed only by this line.
Write Tor pamphlets, telling how
to take up one of these attractive
home-steads.
Information, maps and pamphlets
free on request to S. F. Miller, AS.
sistant General Freight and Passen
ger Agent, c. & N. w. R'y Orna
ha, Neb.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-23

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Excursion Tickets to National Eacamp
asnt Sons OF Veterans, Peoria, III.
Via Northwestern Line. Exc,f, in
tickets will i.e s'e,a Aaaast 10 " wllh
favorable return limits. Apply 10
agents Chicago & North -Western
R'y. A 20
Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
Via the North Western Line. will be in
effect fromall stations, Sept IS 10 70.
inclusive, with favorable return limits
on account OF Piac's Peak Centennial
Celebration. For full Information ,ap-
ply to agents Chicago & North. West
ern R'y. SO